Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1878-12-04
OUR PROPHESY FULFILLED


addressing the Germans of Ohio and
Getting their attention to the dangers at
tendant upon Democratic success in the
pending election, made use of this following
expression
The rousing of false hopes among the law
lees element of the South by their party
victory, and the increase of terrible excuses
and reactionary efforts, in spite of the desire
IF the Government and of the better part of
Sae Southern people to suppress such dis
orders.
This was one of Mr.. Schurz's reasons why
Hayes and not Tlden should be elected.
When in the Spring of 1877 We saw this mar
plots name among the list of the Cabinet
officers chosen by President Hayes could
zee a reason why, for once, he willing
the Republican party should elect its National
aominees. The allusion to the ''better par"
If the Southern people finds sufficient com
suentary in the fact that in South Carolina at
the last election Wade Hampton received
more than one hundred thousand votes while
nus opponent O. received less than three
hundred As to Louisiana, where, in con
Fprmity with the Wormey Treaty, Hayes and
his visiting statesmen brought about the
Outstanding OF Republican Legislature, the
Punishment Of Republican Governor, the
destruction of the Republican party and the
turning of the State over to the tender
mercies of the White League-see what has
been done there too by the sanction of the
.etter class
Not an event has transpired at the South
Inr yet under the shadow of the White
House, nay, nor within it's walls, which the
MORNING APPEAL did not predict eighteen
suonths ago We foretod everything indeed
it needed no foretelling as Hayes had
SHOWN his hand, 1t was only too evident
that he had traded away the party and taken
contract 80 destroy it, North and South
BY his proceedings in South Carolina and
Louisiana he not only Knocked and disheart-
sned every Southern Republican, every so
,aeanly- called Carpetbacger and every on
t-auchised black, but he absolutely destroyed
he Republican party south of Mason & Dix
ou's line. As we'll arm the untamed Indians
If the plains after disarming the white settlers
on your borders as to turn over the Freedmen
and the Abcltionists to the keeping of such
cnt-throats as Hampton and such rebel con-
spirstors az Nichols, Aud unless Hayes is |
All idiot (which he il not), lie knew these
things al we'll before as after the infamous |
Wornleyan Conference Thou look at what |
Hayes did with the Republican party in the |
North Not only did he go ont of lis NAY to |
insult and annoy every friend OF Grant. |
IT Cameron, of Conkling of Jones, Of Con
ser and the rest of the great aud tried leaders
IN Congress; not only did he join the reviIers |
the North and the haters of the flag in
casting odium the Radicals" but he
raudcuifed the true and gave bail to the false
IN every custom house and postotice and mint
IN the whole Republic. And Dolly Warden
daunted her shameless petticoats and sneered |
N the face of earnest loyalty Meantime
wat did this hypocrite and huckster do when
The country was agitated with the problem of
how to save the Congress from falling into the
hands of the rebel Democracy Indeed,
What to be expected of whose
champion upon the floor of the Senate is the
rebel General Gordon? Never one word es-
capped his lips to give the country to know
shat his heart with the Republican party
He the uprising of the great, slow, patient
bat earnest North he felt the breath of the
coming revival he saw his people rising as
one man to resent the aspersions himself and
his ears-uan, Schurz, had cast upon Grant,
aad he was as dumb as painted Lazarus. He
take part in a revival which meant his own
rebuking. He help carry to victory a flag on
whose every fold is inscribed the splendid
aa,aes of Grant, Conkling, Jones and Cam
eron Rather he skunk within the White
House. drew with eager clutch his salary, and
was al silent as the sod under which lie
buried the victims of Audersonville and
Memphis Eighteen months ago the MORNING
APPEAL told its readers that the time was
near when no Northern born man of self :
respect would be seen Counting from the ,
Executive Mansion when no true Republican !
would be detected in speaking to this recreant
eader of nlalignants masquerading in the
aotley wear Of ''Reform - when no man :
sould call Hayes his friend The time has
ome The Presidcnts best aud truest sup +
s'rter, glad, We believe, to atone for its
stakes and to repudiate living falsehood ,
Tan TERRITORIAL ENrERPRIsE--has left ,
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