National Republican., 1877-07-26

ccivablc emergency. Only strong Government
can grapplc promptly with the varied forms of
of the Union.
Prompt and Severe Measures the Best.
From the New York sun;
In dealing with riots the most prompt and
most decisive way Is the most mercfnl. Firing
blank cartridges over the heads of q mob at first
will render II necessary to fire great many more
ball cartridges into them afterwards.
A Proper Arrest
From the New York Tribune:
Ex-Governor Moses has been aprested In
fraudulent pay certificates when speaker of the
House In lSI2 The charge is probably true, and
the arrest Is nnqucslionably IN the Interests Of
the refusal to commission this scoundrcl as judge
iha, h GovCrn3! Chambcran lost the good viii q
Justice being the scoundrcls fnthcr
The Result OF Inaction.
From the New York Herald:
It's citizens are, therefore, In q position to
rcilcc, that in two days of inactlon In which they
SEa Of Gas n0t Of At msS ns
hunted by mob Of thirty thousand, there was
piled up an account that will touch their con.
scicnccs terrlbly-thrpugh their pockets That
city danced and II will have to pay the fiddler.
Order Preserved In tho South.
From the Richmond State; I.
OF course we all observe Nth pride and
satisfaction how ~ the South men preserve order
nre nj the bottom of the rebellion but II will be
time enough to talk Of that too. when the power of
social order shall have been vindlcatcd in all parts
| or the country.
Impiacable Wade.
From the vicksburg Commercial:
| That irascible and implacable old hater of
| the South, Ben Wade, occasionally comes out from
his enforced retracy to let the people know that,
muZzlcd. Although rcpudinted by his party some
wears ago old Bc1 thinks Be may ride into popular
favor aeain BY Joining with the cxtromsts I'm oppo-
| The Fault Not All on One Side.
From the Denver Tribune: o
The fault and the responsibility, however,
may not be oil on one side. II Is stated that the
snpT Sy 81 s q srs s. mS
this be true there was Just cause OF complaint aud
aproyocstion to desperate resorts, that human ma
| turc Is seldom able to resist.
Labor Will Foot the Bill.
From the Newark IN J.)Adyertssr;
Tho Pennsylvania railroad will bring suit
and recover say s2OO0.O0O damages from the county
OF Nlegany. The county will assess that loss
wages. limit expenses. shut on employment I'm and
cconom'ze In any way until the penalty falls where
The crImS began Labor will foot the bill because
LABOR Is the final source TO wealth. '-,
How 1t win Work.
From the Rochester Express: ,.r ,.a,.. ....n
Every owner Of small house will have to
bear his proportion nf the loss and those who hire
%td VII III IND the So paid by his land
.litional burden; can the poor man bear the extra
load? .. y
The Strikers Inexcusable.
From the syracuse Journal:
The destruction of human life and valuable
property i very great already. The iufatuation OF
MISGUIDED men inhicts woes and losses which are
wholly inexcusablc, and which can by no posi-.
dening spectacle that lovers Of republican institu
tons have witnessed In these riots which have oc.
cured ~ enlightened communities OF the best States
of our Union.
'Conciliation-Iet the Past he Forgotten.
From the Little Rock tArk.l Evening star;
Let us each, by word aud deed, hasten the
hour when no "reminiscences Of the struggle will be
len bnt thankfnlness fora nation saved and pride
In the bravery. endurance and magnificent sacri-
fees exhibited by the American people, North and
South, East and West. One in nRmc and in fame
ages Of liberty and glory which arc ours In com.
mon.
Tho PresIdenrs Policy Understood.
From the New York Herald:
The disturbed condition Of the country will.
Ts Pas PSysn as from Is attend
met the representatives Of the principal Southern
cities. The policy OF the Administration Is, how
ever, pretty well understood North and South.
Reasonable Concessions should he Made,
From the ~. louis Journal:
The strike now paralvzing business in The
, EaSt may end ns other strikes have ended. But I
the financial condition OF the country remains a
It's present low ebb the trouble will break out agaii
. In short time unless the men wis control tn
capital OF the country make reasonable concession
to those who create The wealth the capitalists en-
that present themselves daily In evidence of tn
Q dangers which threaten the country.
The Idle and the Vicious are the Leaders
From the Cincinnati Gnzette:
The incendiarism and pillage Of property b,
the rioters arc enough TO stir all rcal workingmer
A to condemnation Real workingmen cannot afior,
/ To have the criminal classes make them a pretex
cannot afford to have the means Of their employ
m.nl @ thu, ,,i ds,troyed Real worsingmSn do no
sma era Ss
I erShlp and are using the most Ignorant aud reck
less Of the laborers to destroy their livelihood
1t Ia Time to Reflect.
. From, the Brooklyn Argus;
+ These riotous proceedings are worse than
Q criminal. They arc stupid blnnder aud thos
i who engage IN them or who sympathiZe with them
are only heaping up new expenses for themselves
their lots grow harder they VIII have the col,so
= = lat1n Of knowing that the iron that enters thei
souls was driven In by their own hands II Is tim
= for people to stop and reflect.
VIII Not Recognize King Caucus.
From the Harrisburg (Pa.) Telegraph;
q King Caucus will not be recognized in tn
!, coming liOnsc cf Representa- ives The Souther
y wing Of the Democratic party is not strong enoug
to control snrh an asscm0lage, and therefore thos
out as that j. the sur,st way of forcing tho Mort
to C0nce dc them all that they demand.
Il Rowdies and Idi~rs Largely Responsible.
- From the Hartford courRn I;
l. 1t Is unfortunate 70 the wOrkmen who hay
II struck for a grievance, whether real fsncie,
- that they are Joined by the dsreputabe idlers an
, rnwdles. Their cause Is thus, In action, mad
r identical with that of riot aud insurrection an
It there can bcnO question but the authorities wi
put down the latter with strong hand. The rio
ers are Us much the enemies OF the workmen
they are the public peace. The safety OF all pc
l., sons and of all property depends upon tho prom
a qucnching of the spirit OF violence and insure
~ ton.
9, A Strong Government Needed For TIL
T. Emergency.
O. From the Brooklyn Eagle:
The labor troubles which originated the pre-
cnt riots are not by any means new In ther charn
ter. They assumed IN England few years ago
Of far more formidable strength than tho moyeInel
T. Of the strikers themselves has exhibited in th