, 1877-04-23

llc has undertaken nf reeontilIn0 nlserae rfe1n-
dicc, and q apptn.na N. rn..ton' shteh ha.c
s:s :. s IL. sss Il She II Il " ssss tsss
lrttcr friend oi he freedman does not lIse. tie
fonaht for hf* emancipation on III" Atid nf bate,e.
1n pence and var ht hna teen his consiatent unac'
delivering hin, into The power Of ,e iawle.s bat ~
r. pass f %Gs q s's %
.; s sssps sItass: .5oE y
snd saS e s pth.b bs
in TIL Gaze. Ths P1ssiasnt takes tne rev . tnst
the I'm. h; van. .Is rs n e ses ss
isn. VII 5!:.s b. ~ so s
'"s lUw "a s;'%Sss %Sss III ePnsssn we
pemocrsts on The color fstue to separate and een.
,et na,"na .sne: or tstf Ts Tns xew
iie!c ti'at hIs dnty ia + sn.ia!n ~ L:
sas:tion al e which tIe:s sss in south cs1eiIna
Louisiana. They think that to Do oshetr'ac viii
bat viii lead to iho complete NATURALIZATION n i6o
b.efs to ths whts sn o. s 1o
have been d,4cnated. hnt have produced no Alcnas
tton on other .nd sfsat issues. 20 there y no vii.
aTtp.]. ]'As '''A'' ''''"'<'@' '@''
The general opinion seems 10 be that Gov. Hamp.
Ton. Of South Ca.ai!na. made mi1;ake in asklng
.he Esens'ean State M oheias s,estsd % on she h. Chan
9uently moulded his arst demand, and only asked
TINT, for the protection Of the public property, te
thc legal tide 10 tie Offices Is settled by the courts,
Se1ofS vh II aSS.. ~. ALREADY nesn
awo-ethc comptroilcr. General and Superintendent
Of EducatIon-were elected on the faec Of the re-
.nrns. and By tho eame eosnt As showed the slsc-
iact thas he hss been exercising ths powers Of tov
o q BE- e R.Re e.
10 he naturally tuck men who fsn on the ticket
ss % :ass e. fgs'sss sSt' sa NH 81
Abtiication. Thna iramptan's state Tteaa-
erer a. been ior three month. receiving and d.:
ae facio Tic Trea.ater. Cham1etfain's Gorc!nment
9. s essst 10
pTima facio right 10 the oaecr. and Gov. Hampton
asnnst I'm II iao ha sc1apainus'y teecsntssa lint
right and snFntd tho offices 10 the men elected
Vsa.5 ia J. 'S~' - $40 'N 'N >'N'
II ~ easy 10 undtrssand that The carpet. baggtrs
do not like the policy of tho President. for sim
py po;tsnt: thel; s.tstminatI9n making them an
taxsufs, In resisting being dome !or arc only
obcyinr te tfEt law of nature. that Of Kef pscBer
satson. l!ut things That cumber tho gIoand, a Hnd
sooner later. to the Inevitable; and the Of
a a psefS nts
s ssts hos.
- its being, and til. The cannot do
t stes so,s md R'e'ss' m!s: :,' @ IT,,
;s,s ia ,;s, fs,2 to f; # lss lid
7c should le satlsaed with hi.. past and not %.
ss s;.. %esn h * Is
amity, snd fiaseTaal iceling he i talking lid
.hceicst nonsenee. ue ia not. ~ t,e a.sames to
Sherman's ba@mers. 1obblnE tha hen. ioosts oi
t,eoraia, waa sher1nan's afmy. lie q no mora tho
psas ts .aD Sqn q FL i. psSss.. o
tafd,nx stsretecnee, md tho President proposes 10
@ 'a 's1ss s se. hs e p,syt sstsss Y sfbns ba.t II e q
h.:e hiE, 10 honest RsPabliean
xss sS's' y y: :hs; ss9Y ess.s9 ss y;
he hfndeTca. not helped, ths Republican party;
aud, e permitted. he viii do - much for the op.
rSey of sss
than the capitalization Of Tic Will of beth parties.
fots'%s tse ss wsse. y j. sooa y1 an
the country wcse called upon 70 vote Tor or againat
Il. the people wouia al vo,n eye leaving only tae
nsy sre sso W to to W. seer Ss RI
them 10 follow would be to 20 to work. 1nsy may
not ku It at arxt but there fs really great sasa.
| rienee IN the carnet.bag line might secure them
ssyS e.. 20 aef Sss5s 3 saas +: sSi ] :1