, 1880-11-29
1ndiana's Blunders Call Up the
Ghosts OF Previous Elect
oral Stupidities.
Speculative anil Negative Ger
tnfnties as to Garfield and
His Cabinet.
Sherman and Foster-Remarkabie
Inaccuracies Concerning
Switzerland.
ONE SIDE.
4 GEpEuIIAN's yIEwa.

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Special DupaGeh 10 TIE Chicago Tribune.
WAs1l1S0ToS, d. G., Nov. y.2s.-JuIgc I.och-
rane. Of Georgia, expresses very hopeful
Views IT'S to the friendly attitude Of tic
,asyes Of lilo South towards tho Garfield
Administration. Speaking oil this subject,
Judge 1.urhrane safd: "The South IL tired
Of waiting for Democratic victories. They
never come. The limit Of patience has beel
reached. Failure has tnnglt Southern men
tint the Northern Democracy, allied to the
tradition Of slavery. hns not sufficient hold
upon tic people to achieve n National VIC
tory, even with the mid Ut tG3 votes fr0ni tho
Solid South"
us thu Southern Democracy likcly to
separate trou tho Northern Dcmucracy?"
ayes. Public opIn!cn In tia South Is tn
m anomalous condition. 1t ia rapidly cl,ang-
Ing In favor of Republican pulley. Tile
Southern people arc,bkHinnlng. to believe
TINT tho Republican party IS likely to cun-
troi thiscoulltry for another quarter Of Il
century.
THE STRUGGLE IN THE SOUTH NOW
Is between tho lentlers and thu masses. Tho
lattcr do mt believe III Southern statesman.
ship, 10 called. They ,ayo no confidence in
their own lcatlers. They believe TINT their
leadership for ten ycnrs lns been n
failure. The thinking men say that they
l,ayo been forced tn adopt policy TINT
Inns resulted in dEsaster, l,as driven away
capital, MD has discouraged Immigration.
This Is sl'own by tl,e public press of the
South, Which la3 no unfrlcndy words for
Garfield"
is there disposition to be friendly with
Gartiotl:"
"Tl,ere certainly Is. No public man In
Congress since tho War has ever been more
liberal III his sentiments towards tho South.
Even in tic discussion of SONIC Southern
claims he l.as demanded justice for tho
South"
"w11Ar 10 YOUR PEOPLE EXPECT
Of the Administration
",rhey expect that 1t will be Just, md tib-
crll, aiMl National. 10 not think tint Gc.l.
Garfield Inns single enemy south Ut Mason
al'd Dixon's Line. The Morcy letter forgery
was neither conceived, encouraged, nor ap-
proved by tho South. On the contrary,
Southern men denounced 1t, and they also
opposed tho sltupurat1yo personal campaign
against thu Republican candidate. They
have litt'o to taf,e back 50 fur u tho antnos-
tiles Of tho campaign at0 concerned"
. "Does tho South expect Cabinet place ?''
".rhey
IsUOk FO!k NO OFFICIAL POSITION
under Garfield. There Is no public man il.
thu South OF sufficient reputatation to COM
malld National attention Whose services fur
tho Republican party wcru such as to entltle
him to such recognition. The South only
expects fairness, They believe Garfield viii
te liberal and generous. They expect Gar
field to select .only Republicans for Ills Cabl-
not, and to distribute tho patronage Of tho
Administration along tic pnrty line. Thoy
would have expected Hancock to do tho
aanle.h
"'rhc South Ia not loyni rs to sentiment,
but, like tho Scytl,tan, Is obcd!ont to law.
But
IT IS GROWING LOYAL
In sentiment md Nationality. Love for the
Constitution md tbs Government aro Oh tho
Increase, The Southern people aru fol,d of
their memories, Of their history, md Ut tho
name OF their section. but they daily SEQ
moro Of tho logic OF eyents,-that loyalty
means prosperity, thut Bcctionalisln means
ruin. Thoy grow wise, and the day Is mot
distant when tho Solid South WILL be dis
solved, a.ld
|: TIE LOYALTY or THE SOUTH go
be as warm as that Ut Now England. To
accomplish this, Garfield will ilot make tho
mistakes Of Ills predecessor In accepting llp-
services for honest patriotism: Tho
Stato-rIghts question Is settled. Tho
Democracy that claims that tho COLI
st!tnttonal amendments are void Is rs
dead rs last years. snow. Tho masses
OF tho people Of Georgia ara lit accord with
the principles Of thu Republican party with
respect to tariff a,lu lntcrnal improvements" !"
judge Lochraae does not think that 6ena-
tor Brown, OF Georgia. however, will hayo
fhts III nYzt1. IN fnt anal, In