, 1877-03-22
Iou1o1ANA AND souTH CAROLINA.


STANLEY alATrnEws, the ncwiy-e1eoted nc-
publican senntor from Ohio, ana says that |
"le Inns a1roady aoroly tried tho patience Of
consistent md honest Republicans within |
tie past few weckB." It is nlso puzzled 10 un- |
derstnna how ''profesaoa1y Republican jour-
uals like TuE CHICAGO Tn1auyE" could MP
provo what II calls Mr.. MArTnEwa' "solf-
atulti1caeion" iu regard to Louisiana md
south Carolina. The I!inoa STATE journal
seems to borrow good tlea1 moro trouble
about Senator MATTHEWS thnn tho people Of
his own state, whero tho Republicans in tho
Legislature garo him all but unanimous sup
port as against some OF tho most prominent
Republicans In the State III nominating him
for tho United States Senate. Perhaps tho cd
itor Ut tho Springfield Journal ollerishes 8omo
resentment ngainst Mr.. Mx11urwa dnting
from tho campaign Of 1879. Mr.. MATTHEWS
was ono Of those Republicans who was dis
satisfied with tho management Of tho Repub-
1can party by GnAar md tho maehine-n,on,
and so identified himself with tho Liberals
who sought to organize M opposition insi'o
OF the party tho editor Of the Springfield
Jouraul also professed at the sa,ae time tho
same pressisposition. But when tho Liberal
cirshoot dcgenerated into fasce by tho non,-
ination Of tho gooa-hcnrted but eTratio 1lon-
ACE GnxE1EY, Air. MATTHEWS Ind tho wisdom
to withdraw from tho movement. Not so
with tho editor Of tho spriugla1l Journal,
who followed tho folly up to tho death. Per
hapa tllis IL tho reason why tile journal man
" 30 disgruntlcd over AA1ruEwa, whom tho
mass Of Republicans, both within and outside
LIS own 6tate, regard III u straightforward,
l.ouornble, mud ablo gentleman, md none the
worse for oudoayoring In his individual way
to assist President 1IAYEsf policy Of Southern
publication.
II tho Statd JournaFs apprclscnaiona about
bls. MATTHEW'S and tho Republican newspa-
peri that approve Ais election TO tho seuate
DO bnsea upon its obstinate desire TINT
PACKARD nad CHAMBERLAIN, md thoir ro-
spectivo set Of oiflceholdora, sl,all continue
70 lo auatatuod by tho army and navy OF tho
United s.atea, aa well aa thasr successors fos
al1 time, tlen Its criticisms may 10 loss
selfish, but they aro not any auore reasonable.
We do not believe tho 6Mte Journal is any
mora anxious than TuE CHICAGO TaluuS1
.ta* 'no eo4"'o'' "s.A - ~ ' sA' -.
'"uy pFo'ec.eo ~ ~. 'a'.s Po's'o@ ane
that President HAYES and STANLEY NAT
TuEws gro 1ust aa nea',oaS .n1' 'n1
iso'ee''on ea@. "a anoses''' nas sues' ,.,
Is o strong impression amon9 - 'ass 'aus.
suao OF tepap1e0ns 'uat ss'on .. l'sosssao' aaa
aa tae o'asss a"se snjeseo "'4oos a"sssa
non oi "AhAosa' ns.Aooe, ma. e. nv" -" "seAs ~,
ooseF''o'ohtS "oes ''os ptusoe'. t1oo1 -.
hsLIooo' ~ JUS 'aFo"eI .aesSuey ,,n - n4s ~.
OF sne Aoa's'@n" Legislature, ",'n.'<uo
m'ae.'' III l'"n 'esn'S' 4ae ss''u 'ne. y. wv
not oeen l'oss'o'o " p'oseus 'Hs "H'13o@,4, ,
anu mafae,ahs u 'ae o'acAs' "os W lua's
tho1f assA''an9s hna assass'i's' ~ ID aes>
b tloas 'has ni'aos tnese So.etasea nopupncI
+ doVefnmonts 1He co'ofe" Peop'e law peo
/ thFoateaea, eoasea' 'ahltfeaseu' "'o a'a.
It anu taat then pessesu'os* 1''a asaa'sa'''
y haVe not ooea nfosgas 70 las''ee ~" NJ