, 1880-11-05

VIII tuG3 tHu iHf nlH luF FuRttE1l NtkES uUt
their i,"fc. w hnim nrrl believe, hnwevrr
TINT TIM lnthtues. Interests which wcr' tln nl.l,.
spring IF TnGslnyA 'wnrk, will he t,1,.
posed utterly to nny 1cRlsntiOn that wnuld
In nny way cnbnrrnss tho agriculture and mnr-
Hfactnrrs. tho trade an commerce of the South,
1t Is to tho Interest IT tho North md West Ia
take this position. They Will tlo It Whenever
and ,s a0nsl ~ tho tscssplE nr thoSMtt,orn Hates
cr,,se to he ri,ssui l'y politicians rs tho wnuh-ho
nntpcrufs Of the Union that they lid l,cr Ut
tnnst to destroy. Whrst this species Ut Eu,isorr
supremacy |. laid, tho Northern people will ho
frcer to exhibit their kindly fcctIngs and ono of
tho ilrst questions tho Southern whites will
havc to nsk themselves Ia. wlet!,or tho wei.
| wnrr ef the Snttth Inns nntl is likely to
10 hln'tcrtst or advanced by nllinnco
with Tho Democrats Of tho North. it tucs not
hurt thos1 gentry to bu bcatoi,. They aro k.,ru
tn have Just and cal,ot Governments tn tllcir
Stntcs In atly Uyent. Not no with tho South. In
lnslng politically tho South loses In pocket mud
III tcaco of mind. VIII lho South ren,aIn on tho
fosst.g st,1c, Rti'1 II 40 OF whnt terms md fer
wt1nt purpose? Thc Southern people, VIC fMncy,
will mnku themselves heard IN this subject bc-
foro tic winter IL past.
THE "TrMEs."
CHATTANOOGA, rcllp., Nov 4.-Thc Times
ctllturially suys:
1inncnck hns been beaten hy John Kelty's
nell. Gambling & CMmtMty Inst yrnr sl!npy .,c-
KEPT II, consnnt ruw attl turmoil In tho st.e
ind ety From thr ttnr ftn,1cs'tk wls nanfnitci
,einl rs l9X tXo*r i .h cse,, ws fsri s " m
!sJ 5 xot.;: iiis aariihie, b::iai, Iils!o,i.
anothnr ten thousand. lIc w,ls et,nrac,l with tho
snft ro1 ,f 10, 81 the cy Snya;s s a nron.e f
s'S few , ss Scro s, tGn Sr '.'', e s Il y
..iesttsd Iian@e,Sk: @ Sir: KeIiy throw i away e
rntrnt,agc. it Is fotllph to talk ai'ot ,ho iooy-
ts tnsra.s an sy sf.si s ,sfs Hcs "F o
nne ~ va cot HS si.ccei ii' viii h hin,. s' Il" n
@ witho @ Ks re s tic i ' s"t a"ns"i ana kI,'ee niei
t:s,ss thGy hnyc 1,pt ,n teaten tho pemoe,is Tho
n ost atr niyrs ar ,o Gnw cmenS se ts1n @
wat., mt nfra Of tho s,oIitl South. Three mil.
soutll.. Tint war-cry kept tho oltl.ttlnurs In
lil.S. internal g,,nrreis gtnnE tho nrt1ncrnts,
5 sns nn sy a os M sc S 70 se ssero
tho Victory.
TIE "ciinoS1cLE ASD CONSTITUTIONAL
1sr."
ArG1'srA, Ga., Nov, .t.-The Chronicle caM1
Cn,ls'ilMilollaltst says with reference to tho
election:
Tho snuth Mt leust hns tho satisfaction OF
km9wnK s' r. that she kspt her part 2f the hargan,
!!ent It i not t,rr fau,t. Wc li,k, ts TINT sl,o
llas for tho last ti1ne ee1l led. Mslk p 10 tho
slaughter. ttnr experiments With luyal civil
Inns and military hur,cs hnyc nat been rropl-
ttol,s III tho nnst. nntl the future holds nut no
hopes ln t!1at tlrec!lons What st!o Will to In tho
future ti,ne must se!osc MUCH depends up!n
TIM SeliHtc nn,l tit1sse. mud whnt THAR policy
will l'D t0witts! this scGtinn. Thu South will 10
kppt reasonably stt ftr bGr tryIt t,tOtrcttnn
n!ll for the plrpnsc VI preserving tho l,a|nnce
u 1,nwcr altcr tlIo ntxt Hpportionincnt.. .when
M The rolit!sa! domain shifts from East to West.
par!les uni all sections Is, viii Tho Alltniis-
trattOst uf Gnriel he, III caso Of tho control nf
tntetl l,y. tlrant and Cnnkl!nr, with xacharlnll
Ehntltr'a spirit ns the inspiring Eohn2 Untlt
We kEn'v tho exNct nnt'sro nf thAt AtlmlnIstr1l-
~ we'll prepare for tho worst, and hopo for tho
bcSt.