Arizona weekly miner., 1877-03-23
rHE NEW REMUNERATION.

The dispatch from she Chicago Times, ot
 March l9Ih, pubIi>l,eii. i.s us yesterday. seems in some degree to le a corroboration of the forcshadowings. published ius; before the organization cf :he Electoral Commission, in which it was iutimaied that certain South
 ern Democrats, untcr promises from the friends of HaVV< would rather see Hayes
 than Til,leR inau.uratcd President IL has
 long been apparent that the old protective tariff nati,,nai hank. internal improvement, progressive N hig element in the south, while nominally acting aud voting with the Dem ncratic party ou the slavery question. have never been. iinr slcyeT can be. m sympathy with that par:y in it> opposition to these i>S,lsS. some of' Witi"h arr >e vital to south ern interests. auh others almost >acrcd a> traditional doctrines and principles that have .iascrnt.d Ia tIs,.sl from their fathers amt .-ranifaihrrs i.,r mHny generations. Inc ne ccsSitv for a S,,3nd National |. = Bank, con ,iucte,l on the principles ot the Bank "i En- ,rlantl who's issues would hc known amt apprc- ciatcd. not on!C tl,r,aghou; thc | nited states l,lt in all lands and a law to protect thcir hone industries anal encourage the establish ,ncut of ,,trtari,.~ !T iAr sou,h. are prlncip.,> t,urht ther lav Clav. Prentice anal all the ,errat Iiohfs of iltr old Nhi" party, which the S,ran,.c affiliations "f ibc rebellion have ncN- tf..atirrlv erasiicatei, and the doctrine oi internal igpFuvcsncn;, which iS equally tT7t- ,litionai an,l .scrrsl. ani which has been in- corporatcd into tho Republican party, haS inst now still stronger claim to Southern support growing out of the urgent need "i thc eouniVv for latec- Io protect thcir lands from utter distrucii"n hr ihe overfo"H o' the Mississippi river, a. welt as Tor ;he build- inr of q SouillcFa GrsG>-con,incntai railway These measures. sa important "a the people fheg rcnrcsent. SoUthcTH statesman can never hone for. under Democratic rule. unlcSs That party shall go hack oB all Iis fTa'sitiohs ana take q peg departure, which for years ha> been hoped for. hut which now seems as far from reaiizatiOa, aS in thc days oi Jackson
 The marc eniiyhlcHcd sentiment ot the South. which has l.ern tar:rd. as II were, under pfois-.r, jnte afii iiation nlth the Democracy of ihe N,tlh. i'y the peculiar ! condition ot affairs NAioh grew ort ol the oxe.tion of slavery, and irom "hlch The sbcl;tion af that institution has released thr rcnr,srutst;vcs af that sentiment. now sees sha; thc ataaatai2 will mi come to Ma homet. and fl N1homst ser reaches the snountain hc aln-; @o io II.
 They have yoted Gnl acicd "ith tho Dem ocratic party af tie North t0r years until | they have al last secured 3 majority m the . lower house ot, Congress, hui when in return so, this supper; the south aekS for an aPpro- prlation for icrees, ar i"r building south rrn railroad. they arp mv; piih 'hr skeleton !. of anfi-subsidy. and opposition io internal improvements. The Repuhlicah i.ary I> not entirely free from dcmagogue>. ~ud would be champions of an oppressed pe"- t,le. who after vOtiGg against granting le" acres of sage br,;s" de'efi "r sandy waste, to aid ia the cna,truc;io, 0i , is'isoad' print and send cut speeches in dei,n'oi ti'e d"> D. Jroddcn taN-p3ycr>. whose taxes thy nave really helped {" increase. l'y dl>coUraglD@ rhe development of The cpualry. and accu- mutation a! mHEe property to tax. hGt ihe principle k nut cngrafic'l in;c their creed. and they are sporadic eases. >a io speak. If the dispatch of fyr>'erdiy j. nct an eNaS- rrrated at-rouat oi what + really going on :t Washington and in ;hc south. ;here k Ger iailly shaking np of old party affiliations. a breaking away trom mere party prcludlce>, and determination on 'hr part of Southern representatives .o act icT ihe interest, Of the people. -----