Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-09-30

nam building this sierroop
Tie Valley VirgiLian. tho only republican
newspaper printed 10 this State. and an exec
lsnt paper. barring its rolitics, SAYS "ths Alex.
a1dha dsZ'ttc ca11ot cohesive how aoy one
from south Ct Mason and Dixon's lice, end
living there, can unite with any other than the
conservative CT ccmocrati, party, from honest
InohVts' From which it would ssem that
the Gaz5t;c is hide bcucd aad sec;iohul dem,
o':atic j)urla'; tut il i! has contained anything
to warrant such 40 idea it is 70: coguizlut CT
1t, aud cc1tai1iy these OF its readers who live in
the lmuiadiats visitiry OF this city doa't view
1t in sEy such iigbt. |: s decidedly ra!iora
10 's views OF public policy. bIt as loug as the
CONSTITUTION remains the supreme law cf the
land It - 10 iGy1r ct tbayirz tho provisions of
the !aS, evan though they iucline. ns they un
quesI,oatIg 10, toward Statcs' rights. Of no
ona thiog Is Il mere conh3eat than Ct tic 10
sectional character Of i:s fe,licgs aud of the
admiration IL cuttr:GiGs for such uorlhern
lneo IS sx'Gcv. Seymour, of New York, Mr..
Clatlas Efarc:s Adams. Of Massachusetts,, AID
Thousands CT Others: men throughout: tic
North wao, DOW tha! Inc war is over, lave
s. ns3 enough Il kt0w tHa the welfare @: the
county Gtpeu..- cpru tac character Of tie re.
ls'pls that exist bciweca lis iwo parts, and
patriotic enough to desire that those relations
be irleItIy. But while The G!z,ttc is not what
tic NltaitiAG says ii iS--s bitter and relentless
seotloral pspc1-it cannot sc good where
none ez!s;P, aud consequently cannot conceive
how any one, rot 0tl7 lhts, from south OF
Msson H.! D.2oL' 4 .ilr, bit uollh Of tho ioo
also, Can uo.'c With tho radical pariy--a ptr y
born o. hate !oc Cne Hct. 90 ofthe common coun
try, resrfd upon colrGp!ior, ard that OILY slr-
wives h7 the most s'rppuGoas tfaui 10 the
worlds history tia! hy which naron was
buoeinpiy AID eI1r;Drly cheated cut OF ia fairy
elected President. II il taId cuouch for tho
Gaz'ttc 10 Conceive hou in independent, W
right, and sesssi9 n,a can uti vii the
party whose leaders parade their folly, vanity,
aud tc'tlshntsi G112f tie euiso Of lem.c.scJ;
tut how sch u ulau could uoith himself vita
radicals paasca ti.c uimost limit OF its campre-
heDsi,i. That the radical 90 laie Tho South
Is an asstr!il N that no man With any kn,pledge
CT their feCliugs cntrttias doubt, but al there
lnsy tc some uasorha i,Gtcd poorl, who c,n t
conceive EOR 50 large party could cherish
such anl@rsy ior portion Of their fellow cir,
Z:rc, and that p1fi.oI, tCo, c2mpo9ed Of the
meu 80 recently crushed, defeated and imaov.
cFish.G, AID WHO CONSEQUENTLY are disposed 10
d;acr@dit The ) at1uedt. We cff-r as proc? the
following, taken from the Philadelphia Rcoold,
whose authority is uninlEench1bc:
Ghsrl, sou. Savarnah, Mobile. New Orear s,
And Galveston IRE, comueIcIsll0, ncsrtr to
Philadelphia than pre- any Of the Western trade
centres. Possibly, before the close of the prt g..
ent century the capitalists, tic business mel
AID the mauu!ac ucis 81 Philadelphia will RI
discover this Important fact, which has been
lost 10 their minds ever since the war. When
they do make the discovery, i1scGd Of encour.
hglug poIiiic'l dcmagosues and the guerriilas Ct
partisan press systematically to traduce and
abuse the Southern people, ia the spirit OF 10
torRVrg hsie. they may be Induced by self
Inttris: TO adopt MIR. Lincoln favorite maxim
OF charity to oil AID malice toward none,"
aid to cultivate those amicab!e relations which
must &c the torarunucrs OF trade with any PEG
pie. Ii we 1.-Two TO sec such revival OF genui1c
Christian spirit lie this City OF Brotheily Love
We may eXpecs To rccOrcc our lest Southern
trade, and 10 take respectable hand with New
York 10 the pursuit of foreign commerce This,
however. can never be so long as cur ctizsus
take pride 10 making Philadelphia The citadel
OF secticnalism, which is fairly Interpreted 10
cover persistent hatred for the people mos.
nearly linked TO US 10 community of CONNER.
cal interest
Mr.. John NJ. LangstoD, who hos neither the
ability nor tho exporierc, Of MIR. Frederick