The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1878-11-21

ercise of their franchise rights, tho
Attorney General ordered tho
United States District Attorneys for
those States to sec that all violators
of the law in this respect were
promptly arrested and brought to
trial; and after the elections, not
withstanding the advances for COM
promise from those arrested, the
Attorney General was last Saturday
instructed to prosecute offenders to
the utmost limits Of the law. Neith~
er Of the instructions could be re.
garded rs "a change of policy
They were but the carrying out of the
Presidents determination to soc that
the laws are enforced everywhere.
The statement that the President has
recently said that he had tried the
plan of Cancellation and found it
complete failure is untrue. The
President has never made such
statement It is true that he does
not think the South has responded
as it should to his good Intentions,
but nevertheless he does not intend
to change, in any manner whatever,
the course of his Administratio
upon this account. This course, a
has previously been said, is not a
Southern policy. It is not in any
true sense O man policy. It is the
enforcement of the laws by civil
processes. Fa'-
AS to the other statement, that
there has been a.. reconciliation be-
tween the Administrations and the
dissatisfied leaders of the Republi-
can party, it may be stated that in
order that there might be "a recon-
ciliation,' as the phrase .is, it would
be necessary that the President
should come at least partially to the
way of thinking held by the leaders
of the party with which he is to be
'reconciled.' The President has
nevor seen any reason why he should
cease to do his duty because some
portion of his party was dissatisfied
with his methods. He has always
desired, and still desires, that the
utmost harmony should exist in the
party. If leaders Of the party, after
interchanging views with him, see
that they have misunderstood his
course and conduct, and think that
it would be good that past differ
ences should be healed, the Presi-
dent is ready to respond heartily.
That such is the case is;"no' doubt,
true, and the party which elected
the President to Office is certainly
now, with few exceptions, "ready,"
as Representative White, of Penn
sylyahia. says, "to look to future
results and forget the efete past
with it's past differences. IF this
is reconciliation" we'll ana good.
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IA New YoRK GnouL.-To the
New York Commercial ADVERTISER
is due the palm, Us the most brutal
and maglignant newspaper in the
United States. This sheet chuckles
over the accident to Governor
Hampton, and says "But after all
Hampton was not born to be killed
from mule. He is much more
likely to be bounced from the stage
of life in different style. Presi-
dent Hayes, mild-mannered magis-
trate as lie is when not too often
crossed in his obligations to the
Constitution Of the United States,
may be compelled to hang him as
high as Haman if he doesn't look
sharp. Adler traitors in the same
State were menaced with the cord
by Gen. Jackson forty odd years
ago, and we believe it was a subject
OF regret with the old General to
the end of his days thai he failed to I
settle Calhoun and his crotchets in
this summary way. 1t would have
saved inland seas of blood to the
succeeding generation of his country
men" The man who could write
this, at this time, is lower, and more
devilish, than the ghouls who stole
the fostering remains of A. r. Stew>
art.-Neaos and Courier.
''Dashaway" all opium prepare,
tions and give only DR.. Bulls Baby
Syrup to the babies It is the only
remedy which contains no opiotes
and la reliab1a 4''' .'" - - ''#