, 1877-03-12

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mp1lz7l5 FIVE CENTS:
Administration viii correspond to these pleas
ant wnras Of the inaugural remains to be seen.
II would be unRracEous now TO assumo that they
W not; TT she fnll and logical application Of
In Louisiana Involves 50 wide a departure from
previous theories, and, apparently. 40 wide a
breach In The party which voted for but did not
elect Mr.. Hayes, hat We arr Inclined ia hold
faith In tho new departure In reserve uutil so.ne
OF the works thereof become manifest.
.. r,ehs"se tEts;., !t<ra.a.
President Hayes inaugural address. We have
no recollection Of reading more apparently
sincere state papcr. The President Is either at.,
ccfe and earnest In the purposes forcsl,adowel,
that ever bfentled. - must acknowledge thnt
NC do not believe that he Is the latter. We must
admit that his inaugural Indicates that he in
tends to 10 tho very best he can for tho whole
pcople over whom he Is called to rule.
We congratulate Southern men that, in the
whole OF the inaugural therc fs not one word Of
bitterness tewa.u our people,; not one worI Of
der known a. tue bloody sltEt. Hal
tho Democratic party elected Mr. Greeley
to The Presidency when he was their candidate
we tt,ls morning. print IN ths hera'd. il would
An ft,tdv cnveYffp all the ncut1s nl wishes ~ tha
South. Had President Hayes bcc., :olnpro-
cf,rnnrnmfsc nintf0rm tnaijo to SECURE a,ntthrrn
support, he could rot hare spoken wosJs tbas
would Indicate kinder feeling than he spoke
yesterday ia Washington C!ty. HIs lsnsua4e
! iast Jeurce. ia serr,s 10 ftaye buric1i in the
bail. ~ a wretcned tiream. ali the rIic blood.
snsl.thufdpr stnrIcs useti hY his psrty during
fhe ra,nnoItn lf seema tn Ciarar1i nli ttien II
forr,. a MI 1eterminei IN rrlv xofeiv m Lfnt1-
| ncss, 1,npastlaiity. nnI Justice.
| The PfcslJenti Ii dctcrTDincd to make ra1t-
| cai change in thc policy Of t6e National Gov
| crn,nept toward t.sy Huvsh, lis ID boldly erf,-
nliatic In lis aversion to Union founded IN
FORE, and earnestly leaIrcs d Union Of peace
srctfr tbis cFcat emil lie witI nnt tN, Restrained
ty marty fines lie niso rrfera To our u1aterial
ncccssiiles, and wc do not doubt that tlc viii
aouroye ary reasonable lerislattoa for tho leuc-
dt III .n,r section ss4''" '' N''~ N~A--
His recommendation that the prcsldcut's
term Of ofIea. ,uuht tn be c1tcnisi to stT years.
and uply ono term allowed to the saf1v man, ,wiit
attract great attention. Tho two-tcr1n plai, has
IN ,nnnv worry scrnrs t,,fertfn. tbnt II ,,,rht IN
be abolished; and Tic PrcsIdeut's rccomncnda-
tIou, or similar unc, will DOUBTLESS be adopted
tion. ~ ~
crn man can rs.suuabiy complain At il. il Is as
fair and az plain as tue Democratic platform
adopted lu thls 4tats in 1875, or the one adopted
st IT. Lon!, e ls;o l. tsmaias ~, p, to b. sssn.
] with Ills address. Let us hope that they WIT
| a.ll that the Union Of peace between the North
and South, whirh Is .lcsreu by alt good eitlzeus.
"T,tr M SUBSTITUTE @ % ron rux p.oopr surnr"
roa, tc tono
Of Hayes inaugural address is tbat wc ,laYo
III Tnier any Other sdrsamstaicc. tho ,nl1c.r
| ttous oF the end Ut bloody-shtrt warfare would
be q matter VI congratulations. As tho cass
stands, however, tue, South l.as to eontcnd
with crtlsatlo nsa!nst her Institutions far nose
dangrruus than any ever conducted under tho
| last regime Tho Gloodliounds Of tho Ilepub-
llvau party lava bccn mctanIorpl,osed Into ser
pcnts; tic savagu dcnunc.atlos,so of their leaders
are changed Into seductive nattcry.
A. long rs tiIry sprung ut us liko tigers, our
psolis were aru. a,,A unswesying In the!r dnvo4
| tion to psiuciplc; tile deeper tue heel Of ths
ant was our spirit; the faster atlycrsity follow
cd University, tho I1Iore galllug the manacles
part!san hatred riveted upon us, the closer wo
aag gEeasf o4s .4n. sa ,a sr"udsr was cur e1l'
.,Tha Administration md It's hircllnes heaned
| ia,loniny upou u In raln, nrtl thelr
| tareats and their curses failed aiikn
| their baYonets. mud waycd d fcIcniirss
md ccaseiess war at,anst tiisir nrincinlrs. untfl
their ycry slaniers beca,no Tue stepping stone
to our triumph, and tho weapons they most re-
rere turned acuiust them, In tltir blind roru
| thev nassrd thu Kubcon. and The "treason'
they enarreed 0rpfnst us protntscti to aycncv ua.
But. now thst We have aimost reached tbs
pnoi f.r ,Thtch Sxo hsva n.ca striving thro,u,i,
vrars nf diffic1tv and jnnt,mrrablu ,i1sannoIi1t-
iucnts; now ttat 1o have shakcn ai-
1 nost the last chain Of Nulkal.
Ism from our !1.abs; now that VIC Aavs
| II, thc eycs of tho world, and c0rr11etIon ana
m treason M @ are Icruping to srctnlle At thc powcr w