Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1877-04-12
Mr.. Phillips on she nargain By
which Hayes Deserted She 0isck
Republicans.

prom aa Isi>rsis@ IA lss Herald. Aprll3
Sir. Phillips-I used only one OF
my arrows against Devens. Every
Massachusetts man remembers that
in 1862 he was candidate for Gov.
ernor in that revolt against the Re-
publican party which sought to pre-
vent Andrews reelection and Sum.
ner's return TO the Senate. Hayes
seems to have special liking for
men who, like Schurz and Devens,
have done their best in critical
moments to stab the Republican
party.
Correspondent What do you
think, sir, Of Wade Hampton
Mr.. Phillips-In every sentence
be has uttered on his way 10 Wash
ington can hear the crack OF the
Old slave holding whip. Since 1860
have not heard the crack Of that
whip until Hampton sent that in.
solent letter to Grant. II we had
to day man in the White House
Hampton would never he admitted
there after such insolence. II read
the signs correctly the people have
more self-respect than Hayes has,
and he will soon hear warning
growi along the ground tier.
Correspondent-Why not wait, sir,
and let the Administration have
time to try its experiment
Mr.. Phillips - For two reasons.
The Presidents friends have sold us
out. 1t is no experiment, but q
treacherous bargain; and, besides,
the steps they are going to take are
perilous, and once taken are ire.
socable. There is no doubt OF the
bargain that sold us out. The Re-
publican papers very properly held
Tilden responsible for his nephew
Pelton 81 acts, though Tilden never
knew each detail. SO I hold HAYES
responsible for his friends when
they sold him out to the white
South. The bargain is plain. On
the one side, the Democrats we're to
stop filibustering and let Hayes be
counted in. On the other side his
friends agreed to withdraw the
troops; second, to recognize Mich
oils and Hampton as Governors
third, to charter the Southern
Pacific Railway. giving away mil.
hons OF national acres aud millions
OF national bonds. LET working
men take notice. This last item
won jay Gould and his pocket piece.
the Tribune. We shall see the bar.
'Nn carried out soon. This delay
aud commission are only to let us
down easily aud accustom the pub.
lie mind to the descent. The troops
once withdrawn, blood and stary.
alton will rule the South. There
will be no Republican State south
OF tho Potomac. or course no Dem.
ocratic Governor or Legislature will
ever call for the national troops, and
hence no soldier can cross tho sacred
boundary line OF state. Horny
Wilson confessed to me that our
great mistake WAS in lifting those
territories, after tho war, into States.
Then there will be solid south"
the old slave power under a new
name. The next Congress and the
next President will DO Democratic
unless the North becomes volcano.
Then yon will soc millions added 10
tho national debt in the shape Of
pensions to Confederate soldiers
loans TO Southern States and rail.
ways. payment Of hal( tho State
debts, &c. When that hell opens
you will see Hill aud Lamar put of
their company clothes and their djs.
guise Of good behavior. They will
sppear In their own proper persons
You will not see Lamar.
the actor performing rhetroric over
Summers dead body. But You will
near Lamar. the Southern white.
.hainelessly proclaiming in excuse
Tor that enlogy Of sumner. "You
understand. i saw the carcass and
used II Ia hooiwipu tha .f...L.. h,