The Morning herald., 1878-12-17

ussdent upcn anotAsr, and that. II The
North wants prosperity and peace, u na.t
mind ih own business, leaving the Sout.
to do the same. They aesd 70 3 educated
pres never vsaris Of enforcing, thst there
i I radical difference in character between
she people Of the North and South. max
ing il HsssssAYy for the 0ovsrumsns y
proceed dihsrsntlv in the two sections.
They nssa to b. warned that the osa.
tiuusd persecution Of the with leads to
the Decentralization ofsound ideas, to the OBJ
scuration Of great putlie iatsrsst1 and v
the development OF csnditisas which, IN
the end, must work - disastrously to The
Ksr.h - 70 The Souths Finally, they
nssd 70 be assured that in the Sonth, there
i not shadow Of foundation to support
the Radical cry Of political intimidation
and "sosial sstrasisn," but that, on sns
ss.trary, The people Of the South are cage,
fas the fullest restoration Of reciprocal
gsod.fssIing, and that the Southern btasss
are solid solely in sslfdsfsnss.
All thsss points will b brought out
fully when q fair, free debate il allowed.
Neither the iaunty sarsasms Of Hr. Blaine,
sor tho spansly sophistriss Of 1r. Gar
fsld, nor Yet the turky-lurky-eosk spiss>
ders Of Mr.. Conklins, can sufics to dis
concert or overaws the honest, vsll-msan>
|isg men who represent the South In Con-
srss. In answer TO the wildsgt ONSET
which NAV h, made upon then, they have
only a plain tale 10 tell, and. in the long
run, it il bound to put the nalisnants and
s1trsnists down. There is but one side TO
the sectional question. This wants only to
be given % clearly and forcibly a. the
verse and weaker side has been given, to
oblitsrats misleading and exciting issuss
between the North aud the Ssn.h.
Nor should the Republicans he allowed,
under cover Of profuse display OF ssc-
tional patriotism, to escape their due res
possibility for their conduct in the past
and their purposes for the future. Both
the Grant amdministrations TEEN with
ammunition. But the plan to restore the
systsm, Of which it il the type, if not the
nsa himself, il full Of dangerous signi-
lcanss. Nothing is sursr than that the
tendency Of RspublinaAism 10 towards the
oonplsss overthrow Of coaatitstonal gov
sTnnsnt o. il il laid dowa in our srgsnis
lsv. Ifths Republican party 10 continued
in power, thas il, il it il enabled 10 recover
i'd ponasioa Of the two houses Of Coagrsss
sonssrrsntly with ,aasther usurpatios OF
the Pyssidsnsy, or the slss,isA OF it
candidate for Presidest it hrss great mea>
sure will b another rsconstructioa OF the
South. In this tie disfrsnchissmsnt Of the
slacks, and the consequent dinipution OF
proportional representation, will play the
leading part; and, just % the times are out
Of joint, and sectional passions are arsassd,
shall ws see, ~ we have seen, the complete
Of forms, presidents, and
statutes. The Republican party is vsrssd
in both the sstuts and the violent arts of
revolution. It knovs well low, having
the power. to make . law nnts itself.
With Grant once more in the Whits
House, again master Of g majority In the
Two houses. it will stop short Of nothing to
sssurs ito tenure; asd, as for disorders,
Why shsuld it balk before thsmi They
viii be brought about in the South, the
.eurss OF ih supply of esnpaisn material,
and will sinply contribute TO ito scheme.
Thsss thugs ought 70 Be- made the
Ihsns Of many debates, - many and q
Ast sass q are needed v present the
shols sass to all the people II We are
really going 70 the devil, The sooner ssl
Knew il he better; II We are not sh s|
,ssasr The people are brossht 70 q fsll
knsvlsdSs Of the designs Of The politicians
lhe ssensr W ahall have doAs with useless
and rsariniastisns.
The gsntlsAsa Of the Roath know hov
b meet hlsahesds with fasts and black>
guaraiam with dssorum. The people of
De North are not blind OF deaf. They
ass sbls b discriminate between the spirit
wAiaA ssss traps and oonrivs insults for
the purpose Of making sisohisf and the
spirit svsa Of rash inprudsuss, which de-
fssds itself against Wholesale malsvolsnos
and ealunny. Let the stalwarb come,
therefore; and when they have come, lot
the buliss and towards, who claim 70 bs
"iAdspsAdsnt journalist" and who have
acquired their Audience by servility and
time,ssrvins, fash their wooden swords,
cry "havoc," and let loose the posdls-dogs
Of war-thsy have not an exclusive patent
for raising an ovsrplus Of hell to the square
inch-and, vhea the dust subsidies, per,
hsps it will be found that more dirt thas
blood has come to pass, and that the most
DO draggled are not to b sought for under
the feet OF Mr.. Blaine.
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