The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1877-10-25
special Corrc> pDndenc. of the Ciu. q .ze.te.
LINES UF PARTY DIVISION.
The Presidents Republican Critics The
Original Southern Policy Men The
Machine Men Opponents Of the Civil
Service Order er-Practieal Reformers.
W AsHIxGrox. Oct rs

The Republicans ia Congress have n-v
rr iound Themselves ia such th, roughly
uns' ttl-d condition At the np'nIn1 81 q
session Tins would h.. true even il th"
ifsct OF the Ohio ri-ction could be- iully
rlIniIrsted from th. situation but when
the Influence of that IL addrd it takes on
Emphatic signs of d-moraiiz ,tion When
the solid South last conironted R-pubii-
Cans IL stood IN arms alons the Va giui't
heights with lis Confederate banner
planted on Munson's Hill, in plAin sight
OF the Capitol. That array ia th- opin-
ton of many, was les threateniu. to the
lIf'- of R-puhliranism Than the solid South
nn ito new politicrl vantage ground
IL has been difficult To- unaly T. the sit
u4lIon, aud Cnngrcs~n-n themselves
have been equally puzzled with all Others
~hO have sought To study u, and make
out III main elements But the week
IS hich hn, now passed since he members
hogan TO gather has been sufficient Ia
how the primo psi classes into which
tnry are ranging themselves.
Ihe SO call. ii
'sTALwART REPU sLIcANs
are neither lew in hunters nor lacking
ln ability. They are unwilling tn admit
th..t there j. any moral 4 tferrnc- brtwrrn
the tIIl- OF Hayes and that oi Packard.
md they hav. no JiatI-uc.s with the legal
and constitutional arguments 10y which
iI Il sought To IN mtintaIn that even u the
vote oi Louisiana tor Hayes was wholly
fraudulent, the TACT that the legally con
StItutrd authorities of that State formally
cert fi-d IT. e.. ctoral vote tor him gives
him AN undrput-d title to IL. They de-
uOuncs the so called settlement by the
louisiana Cummls~inn In unmra-urrd
terms as "A dIsrrputable bargain from
beginning To rnd. and profess their de-
termination to give it a thorough inves-
uGation. The coming week Will prOba
bly develop their plans.
The men among Republicans who in
tine first instance, approved what they
then UNDERSTOOD To be th- ) .uth..rn pol
iry, are. many OF them. now deeply di--
,tirfi-d with much that las been done.
in it's name Some of the -Ouud~st aud
t~uest republicans in the land were cor.
Il ally ia favor of what was then -uppos,d
IAt policy would h,., as Tar back ~ the.
Ii II part Oi D..cembrr. IL Was b.-cau-r
hey approved and gave themselves To
the
MOST EARNEST WORK.
based on the knowledge they hal. that
G ~. Hayes brcAme Pr. sIdent Hayes -
b AZ tie policy winch they approved aud
ibor-d to bring To the attention Ot
SruthrIn men did not involve turning
ih,. cold shoulder Ot the administration
lpon a single honest. proved aud true
) ,uthrrn Republican lt dd Includ-
extending the hand To ali Southern
whites without regard tn their ~ aiIous
10 the war. who w"uld sgr"e to cOm.. into
accord with nation Al administration -
H. did include au ignoring Of that class ni
southern Republican p"lIIcIsu- to- whom
irTm carpet bagg'-r us.-d ia it's ndiou-
sense applied Bat II did not ircludr the
idra up.'n which the policy has hrrn
since largely administered, that All North
rrn Republicans who were settl' a in the
South were crrp-t bag2rrs within the
me tuIug of the term used among th"-',
who fret aided IVA estniIli=htDg Gsl- South
-rn policy. Aud because the President
appears To- hsV- clssSed nil Nnrthrru R..
pubiicsns residing IN the South under
the ban which the. policy prescribed tor
carpet bsggvrs OF the properly "diOu-
type. many of the carly and firm--t
lrIruds ol the policy are disgusted, aud
deeply dis-atl-tied with its maniiesta
tiuus. Ia their Eyes It Is political crime
for the administration to- turn its back
upon
THE TRUE MY ~ THE SOUTH,
who by Thousands have stood in the Re
puhlicai ranks for y"ar-. daily holding
heir liv"s in Ih-Ir hAId- az truly a. those
ho -too du ing Ih. war ln the Lines Ut
att Lr. ] es mrn. thus Il >-4t sh 81, are
AN Thy -iIii b'ln-s' htuny u the
n ideas at tins south, Tu Ir.lI,y,
49, -oG IN thJse LuneFUUs u-H..esI@'