Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1879-05-03

| II would appear better for the Northern auxiiia
ries to go first and tunnel the citadel. GOOD
excellent, as far rs 1t went but II dld not s!
very far in misleading anJ body putting the tai
| foremost and the head in tn sand only showed
tina species and habits Of the bird. Laughter
We heard the other day that The logic Of event
had fiIIed the ecut1ern c ties wi men bandec
! together by common history and a common
purpose. The Senator wac made that saIo oh'
serVaLion perhaps buuded better than he knew
| The same logic Of eyeLts, let me tell Democratic
Senator's an the communities behind than, Is
destined to bring frcm the North more united
delegations. -,
| real IN a newspaper that it vas proposed the
other day in another place to restore to the army
| Of the United States men who, sdueatea at me
| Nations cost and presented with the Naton,s
! sword, drew that sword against tne Nsuon
life In the pending till is a provision Tor the
| vancsd rank and exaggerated pay. This may be
| harmless, il may be kInd one spare" proves
not sprI0g, bat along Witn 0toe[ 'nHss s1s
| will see il II an attempt 10 co4A tAlSeIs nc" IN
the army 10 dismou1t, to empty tleir Sadd e., in
| order tnat others may get Or o.,
| ton for cause shown in Opea Court, have night
! 10 purge jlles il certain cases, No man IN all
! tre south under thirty five years can be affected
/ ~ ruIs pToVts.On, because every such man was
4 Ia yDung when the armies OF the Fe0ellIOn were
grnitcd no be subject TO IN D, Ovslon CO uplaIn-
! 3 of As 10 the rest, the dIscrsti N Is a whole.
! some one Blu, even If Il were 1t, let me y in
aIl kindness TO cCUtJeTn Senator's. IL was not
raise this upTOaC IN regard TO II.
Even the purpose. Ia prTJ already executed, 10
even Union 50 dleEs5 tLut theIr places may be
snaJchsd b. sJhe.s, 10 OVsT,uTn an order OF re
senate hIch has xxi tel t-r a quarter OF q cen
tuTy. IN order 20 grasp all ths peEfy places her.,
seems TO me CnWise. Il l. not wise, If you W Ant
TO dIsarm suspicion that you moan aggrandiz-
InE, gyruandiziug, unr. asonaole things.
Viewing all these things Ia the light Of party
advant ge-alvantage t. the party t. which |
belong-I cou Id not deplore them far from il ; |
real. lasting ultim ste Wsit4r5 Of the SOuth. and
wishing il rom the bottom ofmy b art believe |
they arc hIGrantly unwise. hu.Jf1lly ipjudiciOUs.
what the south neeis Is to heal, buIid, mend,
plant, SOW. In short, go 10 work. Invite labor,
cher s1 II do nos drive 1t ous. QUIT pIoscTip-
UOn' oOth Tor opluloL's SAKE and Tor cOIoTs sake.
BefOTm II altogether, L know there are difficult
ties III the way, l know there is natural repug-
nance in the way; out drop passion, drop seLu
rent i,h signifies naught, and let the ID 4teriaI
pros pority end cIyIliZ alton your land advance
D. NOS give so much energy, 50 much restless.
sieep!ess activity 10 "a attempt so soon 10 get
posses sion once N re and dom nate aud rule the
country. Taere is room eaOug at the ati0nai
board, and Il Is not needed, II IS not decOrous,
plainly king, that the South should be The
MacGTesOr at the table. and that the head If the
table should be Wherever ne sits. For good
many reasons Il l. not worth while 20 lnsIsg upon
Mr. President. one of R mes famous legends
stands "a these words: Let what each L a 4
thinks OF the kepu0ic be writ his brow.
| Fave gp ken in the spirit Ct this iDj InctiOn.
Meaning On5Ese to no ,CaE, and holding i'll will
10 no III an because be comes from the JuLh or
because he differs vita ne IN political opinion,
nave spoken frankly bat WITH malice toSGGd
1Ones
Ihis session, and the bill pe-ding are acts in a
partisan and political enterprise This debate,
begun atte" caucus had defined ana clenched
the position Of every in the oritys has not
been wage1 to convince anybody IRE. 1t las |
resoUCdsd TO hre the Demo ratio heart, to sound
a blast to the cohorts of party, to beat tie long
roll AMI set the squadrogs IN The field. That is
the object of It. plainly TO be seen a. the Ult- |
mate otJect OF the sttempt3t overthrow o. laws.
Political speeches having been thus ordained, |
have dls egEset political themes, and with IA W II
to no porLon OF be country but go.d will toward
every portion of II, have with cardor spoken
somewhat Of my thoughts Of gGe dutiel and dan
gers OF the hour. Lapylause on G fl )Or AID in
the galleries.