The Aberdeen examiner. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1866-current, 1881-04-14

ton OF that party there you must lay it
broad and deep, in its sympathies and
deep in the social and political and
business life of the people.
1t cannot be superimposed from with
out 1T cannot come Breathing reproach,
denunciation, and appeal to the pre-.
luclce Of one race against the other.
In o. her words, it must dIsectionalize
itself.
The Senator from Pennsylvaia says:
we know, and our opponents know, that
II Nirgi Il takes her stand upon ihat piai-
form he sold South .a thing tie pa5t
Mr. President, why shoull The solid
south be broken, especially when it Is
to be done by the great sacrifice Of
principle which We think this coalition
involves? Has not the republican party
the possession If all the Departments
OF tue Government aad nearly oil OF the
great States Of the North? Whence.
than, the danger from the solid Sonth?
What harm has "the solid Sonth"
done to the prosperity and glory OF this
country? Ut is bat a short time since
It became "solid" by the Cessation Of
the reign Of force and bayon, Is. Take
her history from that tirae as connected
| with this Government, and show me
where she has deducted anything from
| rour national security or abstracted n
single iota from your pational prospell-
tv. She same here through her repre-
senta,ivcs, first rs Il part Of The minori-
! ~, and soon aftcrwnrd as n part of the
nf iority in both branches of Congress.
| he came at time when your com
mercc was lunguishing, your agriculture
| PROSTATE. wien mercantile insolyeucl-g
and bankruptcies wero rushing like q
simeon across this nation, when your
'urroncy was Deprecated, WHOM the
balance ot trade was against yuu. and
when, according to the statistics OF your
! journals, three millions Of trampa were
saubering pimless aud homeless through
| he length aud breadth of your lund
The solid South has been here from
taat time to this, and during the entire
period OF the presence Of her represen-
mtlves in this Chamber and in the other
House The world has hrld its breath
IN silent establishment at the progrcss
yon, tho country, hae made in all that
adorns and lortinss and ennohlss no.
ton. Your commerce has revived. YOU
agriculture il prosperous, your manu-.
factories are operating to the full extent
Of their capacity, the demand for t eli
products far ex2ea Ing their abilities tc
supply them, your currency is the hest
in the world, the balance OF trade is in
| your fGyCr, and all along this line oi
| progress we find according to the recent
| fk.A l.,a Il
Of prospesity IS not far behind the fore.
most states Of the North and Vest.
Now, Sir, DO not pretend that the
| presence Of "the solid South has oeuseo
,h,a ma vs'ous change IN yogr prosperi-
| ~ / would nos presume ~ Say that in
! ne pgfselcc of tha Honorable Senator
-5rcn Ono, BIZ, 5HEs8AN, thc late
se3re r. O.. $40 Treasury, who was pres
| ut AZ another Depsi,m mont Of the Gov
aruIaut T1Is "ths a1lil eouth" was
here, during ail The progress Of this
mI7p'ous n1Aora transformation but
Ub 3j go c.uim is .6ui the presence OF
''tAe s0lU Scsth' in ian force b re in
he COUNCILS ot the nation, with her own
chosen Senators and R-prese natives,
has not rctsried the progress Of oui
rDmmsn country; lp3 not aLstraoteu
from is prosperity. ] finn The PRO
-;rtss Of this nafi3u in al. that conet..
.ates national q)9rv. and Drosperity. and
| ,opor. and lbe nrtsepse of fla. solid
5gEth in ia councils are facts Shat ors
co.exiseent even if tbev 10 NOT snsf,,a
10 each other The relation of csree ana
ffsct saw thrt its nres.oce here ba.
1esn AZ leagg no lima rsnne to fine mn.
.io0n) prosperity, and therefore does not
Justify rhp great Republican, marty 81
lhis ,Snrnts in stenninn avn tynn i,
high pedestal Of national honor TO talk,
within it's erohrars ih;s caat.otY elamen.
Of tho soutborn dnroorany
| Ghere il in sla ez.s5euec Of Tho solo
South ana lt7 nrssarca here no soei
menace TO any interest in mia conntr,
rs cuo inssify or evcrsa The canlifio,
which Is be're rr5oo~.d
iq5sra y,s a im- in III. bfs.or-, q
ibis county when She e,.N Eou'h ,
thatia. "slii.'ggit "a now o-gan,zs5
WIS no. rras..r. in fhe ocrn,;ys ~ Tl.l
..atigr wien the NON vii, pre here now
were t,a.cfiht4 ,vlil. yscoretrncti,,,
gaurisned over tl,sn,. won tbs prasi.
emf tba sonata +hs G,,nra,na ro,~t
tn Federal iU1i,ipv. aud the state
| .,,yATnra ~, ts ,. re ,lf !, tac h,pde ~
| - IL W
nv P"1'! ny va ''h~1o4s
on th@ O. hef sue q ms fhamber, and
'tne soho South could Impress none oil
| its character. none of ilei II, fUruea I,pou
The action Of this Cow rument or any
of It's epartments; wbehit was repre-
scented alone by tho slid North, and by
the interruptions gl- irresponsible
dependents OF The republican pnrty from
cue 7oulD.
Sir, will you have ne picture Of what
| this Government WI when "tbc solid
| 3orth" WIS not bar,} Jvill oivo il a.
| -, .t4l,I,,-t. - -. ~ "
| N""' Sl'""uEh 10 W. presenter 10 tht
| oenAtA CD yesterRy ny the Senator
rom south CarolF, Mr. ssT1FE A
~ llhgSlshGd repYhcah Senator, dis
3u,ShSa ior my Snr"lps' ms 1udl9ial
,sspic stt n'1 liz davo,;n6S " so, "
,n ',,I G,al' l', All his 'o,ton 70 VI"
corril,hlo b,gtiN, IN .,tba a,i;I .S,,, - y
his painted tie picture Of the period