, 1877-03-13


been u uuitcd approval on tho part Of tho
Southern Democrats. There has been but ono
whito mans party in tho South for yoars
there are indications now TINT tLoro will 10
two. Tho extremists, mnde up of tho
old firo-eating Democrats md original
Soeossionists, will 10 likely to rango
themselves on ono side and refuse
to nccept tho conciiatory policy, and
tho oll-time Wl,igs and tho now who did not
60 into tho Confetleraoy voluntarily, but
merely because their section forced them
into 1t, will greet joyfulfy tho prospect Of
good-teeling being restored. This division
among tho white mon Of the South, M whito
mon at tho North aro divided into parties, is
just whit Is needed. There will then bo no
solid organization On sectional basis to op-
poso Whatever emanntes from tho North,
and tho negro in politics will bo conciliatcd,
md tokon taro of. md divided 1,atwecn mr.
t;o,+ L., ,,,,,,,, H.. oa,,, .oa,,ox .,,1 ro- ~.
~''o ''' &''"e'' ,Ao o.4Ae 1AAo. '1A oA @"s
sA1ne setaon 1hat tAe 3o1e'Bn uhy.tapotcf8 oi
tho North aro cared for. Tho color limo und
tho sectional line will bo blottcd out by tho
.o,,o ,roco.o
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South is likely to Hlow issolf more conspicu-
ously for tho 1,rosont In Tennessee than In
nnv ,,+,,or ao,.ror, g+o,o II hoa ham o,;no
o>'"e
W t11eto " eon'e eAtent 4oe yeae Vt inole'
ANDREW JoHNsoH's election to tho Senato DO.
valopel tho old nntngonism between con.
ecrvotivca and ovtren;asa. md Kpv'a a,r,,vo1a
e.. a. T.. I,-,,,,o,,,. ,,1.. 30 /.
o1;.o sr,,osa ao,,,i In ~ l,ottor a.ota tor
tIt. -.,;.;ss, .,;ssssx,.a :. :. aa.t.s,,., +.
ca,o1 ~ ~ ~.n,n,o ,v;,, ,o,rro,,v ;,nn-es,
tha gts,os arann1 an5 .hau. T. x-~;s 49,
oon.or.o - = Co,,,ra, a.a;,,a, rnao- H.
~ ] u.;,,orn, ~ 49, ~ ;,;a,.aHn % ,,o,maa, t,a 49,
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=, w.. ~. .,.-., =.
,reachcrv he @ scv,tonc, eirtt ,,onth. non, nsnn.
dated by thc Legislature Of his own state ho hus
been driven to asek tho support Of tho patsy he has
denounced, atleF!y naakfnpt ~ po'ees, win no
hts fricns. nd wha harc IL efenic III III, noi;,sai ~. ~
tcsrlty, ho may bo e1eusab1e for seeking tho
ul,oltor and tho patronage Ut tho party that as Do.
famed md pezsccutcd hIs people. 4 few hungry
VlAEasAEektk1* sE'AI W NAu acsfIGS IL tu0 purity
that pays the most, will ind0rzu tho troaehcry Of
KEE. but with thu honest masses, the true nnd re.
liable democracy Of tho South, hta course will
Ind no favor. "a Postmaster tlcncsa1, tho crca-
tusc Of q usufpcf, s5cophaats aud Parasites will
Swarm md c1ingu about tho scat OF ill-gottpn
power, but KEr will lfso to learn by experience tho
disgrace he haA brought upon nams once hunoscd
and respected BY lls countrymen.
Naturally thIs sort nj lnu1paoc n,nl;cd In
,,,,,, ,,,,, .,.,o-, l.. ,ha Ce,fe5o.a.a ...,.,
= t, .'aa WV aoes'4 ~ ~, 80, oon1oua."sS umy'
s.; ~no a's' 'a"esa ,1 Mo't A'su .a nono1ao'o %
ps sn.s 49, T e -. vsn w. tss, .t' '1u W. ~,
u.e ooa.e n,a ~ ] ~ .,.o, sas ass sa.. 1ua n.'
e"pie. 'e,e ~ s1v se' m'a s4s .o''u'
4DoAs a4>' .' |Ao ooAs'. :, '"ss'eo ~
= 1'au,s' s"o oaa.aoee l4sn " 1u' l"11oll@
elt4es ~ .onnoasso nas' us'a an,t 'ae no',.'
'ns mee''ubs q, ",usa at' h1ta sou1so s ", ~
approves anu sno "opo e9p1s77'a ~, 'na. tn'
hsM po41oy "At w au',usAlm tno a1e'','
Pll's <isaa.1essst ~no17 oa..o1 WIZ a4so '''en
QlICGE III lut ltGuGl Hl{lYs puk HIU represents