New-York tribune., 1877-03-13
THE PRESIDENTS s0UTHERY POLICY
COMMENTS OF SOUTHERN PAPERS.

The Southern people do not propose to sell
ta p" pG ISF IN the s Southern there IS nd
MI Hayes means well toward that section his good in
that quarter Louisville Courier-Journal DeD.)
We know of no promise made by the Re-
publican party which has been considered sacred ny
forthhas passed In all its dealings with the south
it has proved itself crafty fox. cruel wolf, and
periidous as a cat Mobile Register (Dem)
President Hayes will find, if he is disposed to
treat tnis subject with spirit Of justice to which this
people have been long unused Gibson said
o word too mucli when he promised that Louisiana
would him half way in the eort to regsabsh rca-
tions of friendship and confidence. But claim tie
to other States of this Union. and we want
penpOtentaries from Washington to bargain
between law and fraud-I New Orleans Picayune (Ind
Dem)
The Southern programme of the Admins
raon, far has developed itself, all ineuts
made IT. IL proposes to 40 precisely what Democratic
peSe1 pr inc aS m hd te psmGeras n pSE PgdSed de ie
Shall Democrats, then hnder the good work because it
IS being done by poticaSeneny instead Of political
that enemy IN carrying out this worki-lst Louis Re
publican Qnd. Dem)
We like words, but we must acknowledge
that actions speak louder than works. We are only
waiting to see il Ir. Hayes accordance with his
for it.-l Vicksburg Herald (Dcm)
The new President has lifted his country
into issues aud political atmosphere He has
triumphed in the reasonably diversified composition Of
policy understood generally from his letter OF accept
ance ard Observation-Disclosures sun tInd)
We predict that the Southern members OF
Congress Will allow partisan fastidOuSncss or pren
dice prevent them from approving all the measures OF
Mr.. Hayes that are fair and tend to relieve the South
from oppression and the country from The dangerous
amples of usurped authority. - tkichmondi Dispatch
DrmJ
The Just and liberal Southern policy of the
new Administration Is already hearing fInt IN South
Carolina Charleston News and Courier tDtmJ
The business men of Memphis, without re-
gard to political Affiliations. determined
formal and emphatic expression OF thri appreciation O
the initial efforts oI the President looking 10 these ens
tngushed fellow-cltzen, the Hon. David NJ Key, 10
position in the Cabinet which will enable him to protect
The peope o the south against the miSrcpres nations
before the Administration and the country that have
proved 80 injurious in the past Memphis Avalanche
unt. Dem)
Mr.. Hayes has only to let it be well under
stoon that in ne future home rule shall he respected
in States and that the people snail be left free with
Federal die ation and Interference to regulate their
own doncst c affairs to break down all formidable oppO
sitiOn his Administration and to insure peace and
prosperity To the cOuntry.-l Richmond wing CDelnD
What Andrew Johnson, with his widely-eX-
tended experience, admitted personal nagnetlsu and
great popularity with the people could not do, Ilhyc'
will not be able do II he attempts to carry out his
Radical Liberal lnIepcnent-D Democratic plan ne VIII
find himself without parti able 10 sustain niin since II"
number 0 SOntierers in view oI the circumstance OF
ms installation III the whit; House, Memphis ArpeG
(DemD
The Democratic party and the independent
honest men of tuc country cannot support Hayes, be
case do would be IT. cOudone and whlteWasl tIe
enormous the unp"falc'd wrongS Oy when he mas Dee
frauduent!y declared eected-lRalelgh News tDehhJ
If Mr. IJayes deserves any help, the assist
ance which is extended TO him lis ight~lt the more
radical cencnts OF his own party must be eXtehdtu
solely with the view OF saving local liberty III South
Carolina and louisiana, and II must be the result OF u
liDcrae and united action through the DenlOcralic OF
ganzaton.-tlialclgh Sentinel tDeinJ