The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1877-04-19
WHOLE NO. 1857.

sf those men With your own hands The
mind may be blinded or confused. The
,ppsal Of your single fellS~- waksna
he heart. which. A. Madison said. 10
the beet logician" St~rnes picture Of
the single prisoner 70 more effective THAI
whols folios on penal lawa Dr. johnson
aid. The man who could hear Of the
.inkins OF the whole Chine-~ Empire into
the sea without emotion might po.sibly
amt Al seeing the surgeon cut OF bis
n-ighbors little finger" ! heard Benja-
MIN r curtis Judge Of the supreme
';ourt Of ,hs United States. uphold the
Fugitive Slave Act In Fan~uil Hsli. in an
elaborate speech. Ten days aftsFuard
the hunters we're In search % . negro
~ho worked for judge Curtis. The
Judge gave the man money. and helped
ms fight 10 Canada Curtis could not
resist tho mute appeal Of that single
black face. Devens could. Curtis ina-
bility showed he waa a man. In spite Of
his wicked argument In Faneuil Hall
Devens' heArtlesa indihvr~ncs proves
him q hound. not . man. To return .
fugitive slave u about a. near the sin
against the Holy 0host a. anything /
czn imagine
carrespondent-Ths journals. cir.
scold great deal about your attack upon
Devena.
PooH REiD AID uovLrn.
Mr.. Phillip.-Yrs I sse the Tribune
and the Springfield Republican soold mo
Tor expressing my di.su.l toward bin
I certainly shall not criticize them. Mr..
Reid and Mr Bnwl~a know b~-t What
company they like and are az for. II
they ie~l al home In the society Of slave
4 A -
they should not Uf course ] shall not
object. A slave hunter can never mount
tigh enough 10 reach the level Of my
cont~tnpt." 70 boz ro~ 0uizots words Ia
the other world leave such a sinner 10
the mercy OF God. But in this world "
q slave hunter should buy hack bis vic.
tim. then repent ~ publicly a. he had
.inned. and Afterwards live hundred
years and take n Turkish bath every day,
he would be- 20 me-, ~ the eni of = hun
Ir~d yesrs, nasty. In both the EnEli.h Hnd
American sense OF the word. Of course
do not dictate 10 others. II American
editors fancy the society of slave catch~rs.
CERTAINLY such editors ars the b~st judges
that company they themselves be-
long 10.
A suor AT FEEsiprxr HArra.
I used only one of my arrows against
D~v~ns. Every Ms.sachu.ett. man re-
members that IN l562 hs "a. q oandidals
ior Governor in that revolt against the
Republican party which sought N pre-.
vent AEdrrw's ~ election and summers
rrturn to the senate Hayes se-m. 10
have = sp-cisi liking for m-n who. like
Schurz and D-v-n-. h.ve dpn- their b-.t.
"a critical moments. 10 stab the k~publi-
ian party.
Corr~spondent-what do you think.
'ir. Of Wade Hampton
WaDE HAMPTON STILL cRacEfxo rms SLAVE.
HOLDING wuir.
Mr. Phillips-ln every sentence he has
uttered on hts way 10 Washington ] can
hear the crack Of the old slAv-hollinR
ship Since 1850 have not heard ths
crack OF that whip until Hampton sent
that in.olsnt letter to Grant II ws hsd
70 day a man In the White House Hamp.
ton would never be admitted there after
such ia-olence ~ I read the siga. cor.
rrctiy. the people have more self respect
than Hayes. and he will soon hear
~arning growl along the ground tier.
Correspond~nt-Whyn not wait. air. and
let tho Administration have time 10 try
its experiment7
TREacHgRors uaAcatx.
Mr. PhilIip.-For two reasons The
Presidents friend. have sold "a. out IL
;. no experiment. but a treacherou. bar.
gain. and. besides. the steps they are 60
inR 10 take are very perilous. aud once
taken are irrcvocable. There ia no doubt
oi the bargain that sold u. out The Rs-
publiesn papers very properly held TIL
den responsible for hia neph-w'a (Pel.
iaut.N Nka...E TsIN.s.
-seh detail SO I hold HAYES r~spon.ihl
for his friends when they sold him QUIT
The white South. The bargain is plain.
On the one side the Democrats were 20
.top flibu.tering and let Hayes b~ count.
I'd In. On bis side his friends agreed 20
~ithdraw the troop. second. 10 rrcog.
nine Nichols and Hampton ~ Governors.
third. 10 charter the southern Pacific
Railway, giving away millions Of National
'cres aud millions Of National bonds.
Let workingmen take noticel Thie
A-t item won Jay Gould and his pocket
piece the Tribune We shall see the
bargain carried out soon. This delay
md Commission are only 10 let us down
-asily aud accustom the public mind 70
he de,c~nL The troops once withdrmwn,
blood and starvation will rule th- south
There will be no Republican State south
" the Potomac Oi course. no Demo
,rAtic Governor or Legislature will ever
ssll for the National troops and hence
no soldier can cross the sacred oundary
ine OF . State. Henry Wilson confessed
10 me that our great mistake Was In liza.
ng those Territories. alter the war, into
states Then there will BE- a "Solid
old slave power under a new
nsme The next Congress aud the next
President will be Democratic unless the
North becnmra q volcano Then you
siil see millions added 90 the National
i-bt la the shape of pensions Co Cnnied.
rate soldiers. loans 20 southern Ststea
md railways. payment Of half th. State
lebts. &c. When that hell op~ns you
Eill s~e I'LL and Lamar put OF their
company clothes aud their disguise Of
food behavior They will appear in
heir own proper persons. You will not
80 Lamar. the scior. performing rh~torio
'V-r summers dead body Bot you will
issr Lamar. the Southern ~hits. shame
~..ly broclAiming 10 excuse Tor that
'ulogy oi sumner. You und-rstand
az ih~ e-rcs.. aud ussd u 20 hoodwink
he Yankees"