Daily Republican., 1880-04-15
THE RECOVERED CAUSE.
Extracts from o Pamphlet Making
some Prophecies for the Future
in sho Event Of mr.. Bnyard's
Election 10 the Presidency.

The delaware county American |,
h been shown the advance sheets Of,
an anonymous pamphlet soon TO 70
issued, entitled 1.-THE Recovered Cav SO,
or the Administration Of Thorn 3 +. |
Bayard, Seventeenth President of the
United States" 1t Ia illustrt cd with
cut of the stars and bars, ri which II
regrets it cannot give a co,py, apd some |
of its hits at the leading reconciliation.
lists are admirable. TIE chief extracts
are taken from the ''Statss' Rights"
dated Washington, September l, 1882,
and froyn the "Rscoy cred Cause" ds-
ted Washington, October l, 1882, tel
ling I the tro ables with such irFeeop.
cilatles as Grant, Blaine, Sheridan,
she rman, and others.
CALLING FOR TnE VETERANS.
:. rom the States Rights, September /, 1882
His Excellency, President Bsyard to-
gether with General Gary, Secretary Of
.ho War, yesterday received, at the
White House, a deputation of one-leg-
e ID Confederate veterans from Spar;ans-
oarg, S. c., who came to complain that
the whisky rations at the Soldiers
Home, recently established at that place,
had Eeen reduced to one gallon q day,
and the number Of negro walters to five
tor each man. The gallant veterans
were assured their grievances should
recivs an early consideration and
be made the.subject Of a special message
TO Congress, the President saying he
could never forget their services to the
country in the campaign OF 1880, when
it is said they killed more than ten
thousand darkeys who had dared to at
tempt to vote under the provisions Of
the revolutionary Fifteenth Amendment
which has since been set aside.
SURPRISING A PEsrlFERous SOCIETY.
1t is understood that President Bay
ard, who is now engaged upon his So
cond message to Congress, will lay
great stress upon the necessity Of the
suppression OF the secret radical organ
lizatiop known as the q. A. R., whose
object is to keep alive the memory of
the struggle in which radicalism achisv-
ed temporary victory over the now
triumphant cause of State Rights anu
civilization. He will also recommend
that the several State Legislatures take
action looking to the demolition of the
soldiers monuments at their capitals,
which now offend the patriotic eyes OF
our people in visiting Yankeeland.
PAYING SOUTHERN CLAIMS.
The commission, composed Of Messrs.
Lamar, of Mississippi; Harris, OF Tennes-
see, and Herrdon, of Alabama, which
has been receiving and passing upon
the claims of Southern citizens for prop
erty taken by the invading armies dur
ing the recent unholy war, have about
wound up their lab0rs. The entire
claims approved were Al, 46l, and the
aggregate of the sums awarded 81, 797,-
ass, ,3S2.00.
A MONUMENT TO A DEAD HERO.
Preside2t Bayard and the members
of the cabinet have received an invita-
ton from the Governor and authorities
OF Tennessee to attend the dedication OF
the monument to the lamented Gen. N.
Is. Forrest, which will be unveiled in a
few days on the site Of Old Fort Pillow,
the scene of the gallant hero's greatest
exploit, where several hundred negro
slaves who had joined the Yankee army
we're shot after surrendering, the Gen.
himself killing al least score with his
own hand. The statue Of the noble old
hero of Tennessee, which will crown the
monument, is now being cast from
bronze cannon donated for the purpose
by the government.
SHERMAN AND SHERIDAN.
In accordance with the recent act Of
Congress, General Tecumssh Sherman,
the brutal barn burner, who showed
how richly he merited the savage title
conferred on him at his baptism by his
atrocities during the war on the States,
together with that other little radical
rascal, Phil Sheridan, has been dismis
sed fromlthe army Under the enab.
ling act, it Is probable General Fitzhugh
Lee will be appointed General of the
army, while Fitz John Porter is certain
to receive the Lieutenant Generally
Sherman and Sheridan are out Of jot
and will probably follow Grant and his
gang, and join the army Of Prince Kung,
which is now fighting the Russians in
Kulja.
FUNDING TuB CONFEDERATE DEBT.
Secretary Of the Treasury Toombs
has approved the design of the engra-
yer for the new per cent. bonds, 81, :
900, ,0C0, 900 of which are to be issued
January, 1888, to cover the indebted.
ness of the Confederate States, which
, has been assumed by this government.
The feature of the design is spirited
representation of the charge Of the
Back Horse cavalry at the first battle
OF Manassas, or, as The Yankees term
it, Of Bull Run, and bully run 1t was
for them.
IMPORTANT DECISION.
In the Supreme Court of the United
States yesterday, Chief Justice Judah
P. Benjamin presiding, an opinion " aa
delivered in the case ofScipio Africanus
ct. al., affirming the constitutionalty Of
the act of the Louisiana Legislature Of
last winter, rsestablishing the system
Of negro slavery, and reiterating the
previous declarations Of tho court that
the SO called amendments TO the consti-
tuition we're secured by force and fraud,
ard null and void.
PRESIDENT BAYARD's PEACE POLICY.
, The news that Dennis Kearney and
, Kalloch had carried their point in the
! Sand Lot Convention at San Francis
90 yesterday, and that the ordinance oil
secession had been adopted by large
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