Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1877-04-06

been Of like character with that OF
attempting the cultivation OF exosics.
by the forcing process, in q hot
house. but II was all that could be
done. Either there must he such u
party there or the South would re-
lapse into its old sectional condition
and draw. anew, the impossible
barrier of Mason aud Dixon's Line.
Look at Kentucky. All the Repub
Iican efforts there have been worse
than absurd. Why? Because its
rebels never had any check put upon
them; because the arrogance OF its
slave lords never felt the corrective
hand OF Federal coercion. The
struggle has been so hard and sur
rounded by so many difficulties, that
without the outside aid OF the
Federal power, Republicanism
could no more hold its own in any
Southern State than fg.tiee could
grow unnnrtured. on the slopes Of
Mount Washington. Hayes has
taken away all the props which sus-
tanned Kepublicanism in South
Carolina. Immediately that Stat G
reiapses into its old Calhounism.
Doubtless they will very soon cease
killing Republicans there; for Re.
publicans will cease to be trouble
some when they no longer can hold
their own against Democracy. Bnt
Tor the White and Black Republicans
Of South Carolina, Louisiana aud
Florida, but for the valiant carpet.
baggers there, the plot OF Solid
South would have succeeded and
Tilden would have been in the
White House. Now Hayes makes
the Solid South possibility and q
fact. He is weak enough to talk
about reviving the old Wing party
As well, or better, try and resur.
rect the Barn Burners or the Anti
Masons. The Wing party died
because it had nothing to live for
Now Hayes would revive it to or
aimless existence to be fed on
traditions. Wendell Phillips struck
the key note. HE is fog whistle
said q keen critic Of him, cnce.
special to the Herald from Columbii
says; Prominent Republicans
declare that Hayes action DESTROY
tho Republican party in the State
Hayes is denounced by Republican
.aticuses aud mass. meetings" Anl
now mark what the Methodists o,
NewIEngland in conference have &c
say upon the subject: They met in
Boston on Wednesday and expressed
| tucmociNco Us IUllONs
"Resolred, That we Are alarmed
and filled with apprehension for tn,
future when We contemplate th,
practical sale Of one OF the great
political parties of the republic, by
two politicians Of that party, who
have held, and now hold, very
intimate relations TO the President,
thus sacrificing principle, party and
righteousness for the sake of tenn
porary success; that we protest mos
, earnestly against the action Of tn,
new Administration in making terms
with the chief of the kuklux insti
gator Of the Hamburg massacre
NJ. Z. Butler; and still more earnestl
do we protest against the oilicia
recognition 10y the Administration o
that arch-onemy Of the republic who
long since ought to have been hun,
for treason, Wade Hampton o
South Carolina, and who now. b,
threats and intimidation, under til,
very roof Of the White House, a
we'll as on railroad-platforms and i,
ether puolic places, deiies the powe
OF the Government and bullies til,
President into compliance with hi
tratorous and wicked usurpation.
The press dispatch says 9TH
resolutions were received will
applause" What President Have
has done is this /: Ho has abandonc,
tho young. struggling sapling o
Republicanism IN the South an,
given over that section 10 confed
, crate solidarity. He has mado il
political impossibility for any Re
publican to succeed him save a.
sectional President. The South LA
been shamlessly surrendered int
; tho hands Of the unrepentent rebels
Congress removed their disabilities
; Hayes has transferred these dis
abilities to the Republicans CT tn
. South. Grant made his terms a
Appomattox Court HOUSE; Have
made his at Wormly's Res.suran,
Grant paroled Leo and his army
promising them freedom frou