, 1879-06-06

THE SOUTHERN FlaE-EATER3.
That empha.io aud widely. known organ OF
public opinion in the South, the Okolonn
(A1iss.) States, the lending Democratic papar
Of that section, continues to pour out its Bit
ter hatred Of the North, and to fire the
Southern heart. A few brief extracts, which
wo havo already printed. hut which will bear
repetition, will show the bitterness of the
Southern Dourbonu and bnlldozers towards
everything north Of Mason aud Dixon's Line.
Referring to a statement made by isomo
Northern paper that aomo of tho Confederate
leaders ought to havo boon punished, this
paper says:
"Thcre ought to bare been banging sprce On
the dny that Lincoln declared war. Il ought 10
have eecn buried hse!s-fosemosi out Of the White
fionse, and SWING up to tho lsst tree. EIe the
nrch-tfattot OF hla age. and his memory Ia moro
odious and more Infamous than TINT uf any other
Thug 10 history"
Tho heart Of the rising generation in The
South fs TINS fired by this infamous sheet:
Do rot let TIC Yankees hrfoo] themselves with
the fond belief thht the hatteds, aud jcaloustca.
and heart.bnsnlngs or tho War will die out With
this generation. The youths who arc coming
upon tho stage Of pnb!lc aflars will bo moro Bit
let mud unsslcntlng than thu n,cn Of to-day. The
1csaons taught ut the tresfdef OF the South have
scared their way into the very hearts and brains OF
thusc who Will follow after Ut. tbs iron has en-
tored thoif souls as we'll NJ ours. Yoh may cry
'pcace-peace! hut ya shall have no beaes ua-
I'll Our Cause is crowned With the aurcl.leayea OF
victory.''
It lnys down tho Southern programme
mora concisely md cloarty thnn any of tho
Southern spokosmen In the following explicit
declaration:
"Ayc, aye. aiessrs. I>1A1SE Il Co.. tho Demo.
cratic pasty IL the knight and defender Of state-
Sovereignty. ~ you say. It believes that tbo
General Government should be hewer Of wood
Hnd carrier Of water for Ills Queen Common
wcalths Of tho Union. as you sur. 1t believes In
Secession, as you sny. 1t fought or synpath!zed
with tho South. as you say. 1t believes that tho
ballet ,s polluted BY tho touch OF freedman, as
yom saY. II rEopoaes to yet np revolution On ita
Uwn hook In 1881 and repeal tho laat clause, syi-
)nbo, and Letter Of your Legislation, you say.
We G1oat aud glory In making these admissions.
Cancellation has bcen knocked h-lward and
crookol.r
Now and thon the editor of tho ,stat<s
drops into poetry, aud In this connection It
may bo as well to mention tint he prepared
the poem entitled the "Lost Cause" which
wns road at recent convention Of the His
sissippi editors and copied approvingly all
over sho SOUTH From one Of bis poetic
offnsions We take tho following lines:
To'hon"ow' when ro-Aonnow comes, It's sun
,v,, ,,,s,. uasat s osoaa ~, eaa n.es, Isee
" @ acn to m red. -. 3'''~' ''''' '''s'As1 ''''''
Tho iaws forged In the furnace. blast Of Yankes
hate and seorn ........... .......
~ S'song ,s ~ MINUS ffo 'he 'satatep books forever
Then % shs,1 IL tair @ h,tofp, u,n,, ,o,o,. M.
vengeance fall,
And tho pieture4 Of their LsScoISs shall he turned
,.,> unto ths walt; -.
r,ao ana .~o,, s'' aua a'''' anu pA'a' VIII
And rIng viii, wild. ,nsrnetlc power. ths bxove.
old 1sanr1 ysL1,
Tho t1eclorntjons of thin infnmo,a ohaot oo,,