, 1879-03-12

ne1tnnt Rchels OF tho South md the "thugs
mud thlcvcsof Tammany lIatl u may elect Tic
next President, to tic their bidding In tho high
executive Office 20 recently filled by Lincoln nri
iant Democratic dcmand-nay. tnofe, who doc.
not lido Ills utmost to expose its !ntustico arll
wlcketlnets nnl to rrevcut lts eolisunmntisn-
will be falsc 10 his party and rccrcant 10 Ills
duty To his country.
PRESIDENT tArra With vKTo THEIR HILLS,
Necessarily the question OF paramount tmpor.
What Will tho President dol viii he Yield 10
the Democracy, OF will he defy their cianlnr Atl
etau't firmly 10 ills duty NJ n Republican prc.!-
dcntf asH rot0tced to be able to answer this
question by predicting that President Hayes viii
resist tho reactlorary Democracy at every luint;
will ntefposc his veto against every nttennt,
1. bH spsc'al ] nSt 9r hy rilsts On anpropsIatiS1n
under tho laws 70 the colorsd men 1T The soth
IN the exercise Ut free, nrnl to the wllis pcople
OF tie whole country 1T tho enjoyment of MI
honest, ballot, atMt VII! unite e,rta!lY wttl. Kc-
publcans Of every grade III lighting tic tnutl,cr
toi1s hattls for vstal Republican principles which
Is to bc waCc1 without lntcrf1ltssion from tile
1s;l' q Aiarsa untIl November; 1870.
make this prediction wlttnut chnnElng
sinEte opfntop or rctractlnE single expression
Of rntnc concerning tho past motives Of sc rresi-
dcnt mid his principal advIscrs. But nnw he is
relieved fruin the fenr tllnt the Democrats Will
turn him out Ut The Presidency nsnl Install Mr..
political events to this place whrro two ways
meet. H. cannot traycl IN both; lto can n,
lunger hold with The Democrats nnl ,9tn with
the Republicans; ho cat,nnt scsyc boil! tho Lord
nnu tue Devil: ile iBsurs aro TO bo shnrpty tc.
lined, unmtstal;able, md not to b. evalcd; he
snuas ch0oso this aar ,rho'n he will serve; 10
Yield to the Democrats would result in in'am,y
which l!c will nut incur; and when lo Inns nataa
mud a.,atllcnns OF the enrarcd Democracy, II
nothing clsc, will keep him true in the rest ut
thG aght. Ills anxiety tn avrrt the dangers or
"Retrl ru'o stid Solid South" will BE- nlmost
will ngat, bc netting with, If not hccurIng, The
confidence of, the stussart Republicans u the
milton. Mt. Murat ilalsteatl wrote Inc, siostiy
nltcr March j, 1877, ti,at President Hayes was
had 1t looks now as II thut 'lnlIlfty aftrr Two
years Of 1ctaleastion were to be partly redeemed
by the President. Aiming the frat TO denonnce
Ills trcacllcFy al'd ttelnQucnctcs In 1877, ! In
knowledge hts fidelity alal courage III 1871, II 1t
,1lnrlfcsts ttaelf, ns believe It will.
THE DEVIL IN TIE DEMOCRACY WILL DESTROY
TmEM
The inevitable conflict thsls to tomo at Wnsh-
iuEton, bctwcen an nggresslyet rcactIonary. HiM
pnct, united. unyttli][sIE Republican minority,
backed by Il President nshiI the veto power fnr
tho defense ol lte most Important natfonal
safeguards, and uf tic most sacred interests Ut
mummy. chnnus III! 10 arouse tue N0tt4l nllti
produce Republican Victories ercrywlIcra. Thu
extTa 8ussion, cauhed BY Democratic fatutty nIttl
ubstlnacy, will sound the lcatlr!tnell of tho
Democratic party. There nro some wise aud
discreet leaders among them, hut the pressure
bchtnt, from tho hungry md ,nfur!atcsl masses,
now. nfter twenty.two .Years' Gxelusio1', ngaiN
russcsspg Congrcsstnnnl pawcr, will hurry MI
the whole organization to certain destruction.
The tevil is III them; lie eat,nat bs oxoseiscu,
and thcis fate Will 10 tint Of tlIc crazy herd Of
bWlOc which rlu Violently down stcCu parc
Into the sea, anl wure cilokel.
W, E. CuAypLEN.