The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-04-03

English and in tho American sense oil the word. OF
course do not dictate TO others II American editors
fancy the society OF slave catchers certainly such
editors the best judges what company they tncm-
selves belong TO-
4 snor AT PRESIDENT HAYES.
l used only ono OF my arrows against pevenA
Every Massachusetts man remem ners that In 1862 he
candidate for Governor In that revolt against the
republican party which sought TO prevent Andrew .
reelection and summers return TO the Senate Hayes
seems To have special liking for men who, IKE
Schurz and Devens, have done their best In CRITICAL
moments, 10 stab tho republican party
commemorative do you think. sir, OF WADE
WADE HAMPTON sriLL CRACKING rnE sLAvEHoLDISG
WHIP.
Mr.. PmLLrs--In every sentence he has uttered on
his to Washington can hear the crack OF the old
siaveLo lcing whip Since 1860 have not heard tho
crack of that whip until Hampton sent that insoient
letter TO Grant II We had to-day man Ia the Wnte
House Hampton would never be admitted there after
such nsoence II read the signs correctly tho people
have moro seli.respcct than Hayes has ana nc VIII
coRREspospESr--Why not wait, sir. and let The al
ministraton have time 20 Try It's experiment!
A TREAcHERors BARGAIN
Mr. PinLLlrs--For TWO reasons. The Presidents
friends have sold out. IL IS no experiment. but
,reacncous bargain and besides. the steps they are
lrrevocablc There Is no doubt Of The bargain that
sold out rho republican papers very properly
held ldcn responsible Tor his uephcws (feitoh -
acts though Tidcn never knew each detail. SO ! hold
Hayes responsible tor his friends when they sold him
out TO white south Tho bargain ~ PLAIN ON the
one side the democrats were 10 stop nnous.erns
and let Hayes DO counted IN. On his SIDE MS
friends agreed TO WITHDRAW Tue Uoops, sccohu,
10 recognize Nichols and Hampton Governors;
third, 10 charter the Southern Pacific Railway,
giving away millions OF national acres and millions oi
national bonds. tl.ot workingmen take noticcl THIS
last item won Jay Gould and his pocketpiece, tho
Tribune We shall the bargain carried out soon.
This delay and commission are only to let US down
easily and accustom tho public mind to the descent
The troops once withdrawn blood and starvation Will
rule the South. There VIII be no republican State
south or the Potomac OF course no democratic Gov
crnor or Legislature will call Tor the national
troops, and hence no soldier can cross the sacred
boundary limo OF State. Henry wilson con-
fcsscd TO that our great mistake was
In lifting those territories, after tho war,
into States Then there will be ''sold South"-the
old slave power under a name. The next Congress
and the next President will be democratic unless the
North becomes volcano. Then you will see millions
added national debt In the shape OF pensions 10
Confederate soldiers loans to southern States aud
railways payment OF halt the State debts, &c when
that hell opens you will Hill and Lamar put of
thor company clothes aud their disguise OF good be-
They will appear in their own proper persons
You will Lamar, the actor, performing rhetoric
over Summers dead body. But you Will hear Lamar,
Southern white, shamelessly proclamng Ia excuse
Tor that euogy OF Sumner, .You understand. saw
the carcass and used 1t to hoodwink the Yankees"