, 1879-07-18

by tho Dcsnocracy. This, 70 ',,e IedsrT-sfand-
ard, seems 70 lie nu outrngf. little lcss than HAT
rcrpeirate BY the lsatlie,f thieves who 81, out
circumstances II sea,ns| nttrrIy unreasonable
for Democrats to rlfe Mr. 1IcnLr'cks in
,hr race of 1850 ~ the Expense Of Mr.
Tilden. a,,ch an OUTRAGE would he Tcbukcd by
would be lctter to D. co5tInuc Ia power tie cor.
rupt Radical party THIN u dn this n'or'strons
wrong. We are lettn the FOREGOING conclu-
tsons from the fact that there scetns to ht
" 10 so e pr. os' ot otso soS H. pfiHn, a.n
an,i take Ut, MI; licnd,fckf. y seems that
trorrc W. shanflin, editor Of The Evansville
Fourier, ant1 hr3'het-of thu linn. J: Il. Shank
!n Secretary q st"tG. hs' r returned from VII
'l,r enemies Of Ilr. Tllden, and enjoyed lhr In
tense felicity OF helping them abuse the Rranh
old hero of the Great battle Of 1H70. hankllh
i:w Ens, !oho ks @ M ,ss Ssw W. n',ans
WIN are knoyn 10 be pcreonat enemies Of sam
ucl j. Tldgn. They talked The Presidential
,na.te- orcr, chncklea, accused Ti!s1en Of craven
hearted co*arltcc,, sr.l made Ms. llcndriess a
Hcnlsieka Just VI cnaiiy As falling of a log,
and did sshcr great and astonlshfnCty wisc
thtn.s And right In the face n what thtse
great nton did. aud may yet do, Tl1den will be
How the Rousfi Ifns snnorcd from, 1th Cam
nectlon with tito Northern Democracy.
4xrn'nhts tTtnn.1 ArniaHeat tfnd.}.
The alliance with tlle OLD Northern Copper
heads hns proycd curBc. 1t has sub 1ccted the
South to continued Misrepresentation through
association with the elements dcspfses1 In the
North during The bloody struggle, c,-clcmonts
WHOSE later power, conferred by the South, hss
been steadily a,M consistently employed TO de-
feat every measure designed to cnpfcr material
benefits On the South. The old Northern Dem
ocrass 10 Congress, whom the sousl, t1shed out
Of tho gutter, claimed that, a \ reward for
beng untrue to thcir own section during the
late War, they should control The Democratic
partY. whose numerical. mental. mud moral
strength The South has chiefly furnished. The
Tray cot Into tad company, and Ia sill paving
the penaltr founded On Northern dlstrust OF the
then Who were marked for pout,-
lar r eoadc|natlon ;ss 2, when i vas neees-
On entering Congress- the southern Represent
ntt7cs should haye held aloof and made no nlIi-
nnccs; Thy SHOULD NJ more have listened to
Republican oycrturcs than 10 tl,onc of the Demo-
Gratis. The Democrats had no claim Oh them.
Certainly tie Republicans possessed none. But,
United. they haa strong, compact minority.
TINT could and should have bcco welded 10 OBJ
!ain material sil for the Impoverished rcop.e Ut
their section. I1tef chose 10 make on office.
seekers' alliance. Wi.nrs4 its ir1I,s TODAY
Southern public sentiment Is moro grossly mis-,
represented than It MAS ten years agn. To-day
the soutl! laogusltcs and retrogradcs III wealth
and population. To-day. though posscssfng thr
richest botl null loveiicst climate on tho conti-
nsnt, tue doors Of immigration atc practically
closed agatnst thc South. Our politicians lnyc
cultivated psrtfsnn and sccuonal l,ascs, instead
q tho arts that ,rnd Il, peace md prosperity.
They have used The powers confded to tbrm 6s
the 1'eopte 10 build up brokcn-down political
party IN tho NORTH rather than rebuild the
shattered lionlps Of the Southern massea The
little dnnc to eavc fragments Of tho wreck has
been done despite their efforts.