New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-19
, every financial depression upon our resources Oh

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Cannot this condition of trade In great part no
changed Cannot tho market for our pfoo"o'S w
greatly enargedf We have made peB'hii"k ~
our effort 10 improve our trade reia'ionS Wv"
Mexico. and we should not he contont uht'' S''''
and mutually advantageous arrangements nav "''u
successfully made with every nation OF MOI, az"
South America. While the great Powers W I"''r'
are steadily cnlargiug their colonial dominate" "
Asia and Africa, il is the especial proN'"'"T' r
country to improve and expand IT'S ''""o W, ~.
nations og America No field promises :" mooh 40
field ha, boon cultivated little. Nni I"'r'S'
nolic, shoud he an Amer can policy IN ITS hr'a"e',
and most comprehensive sense n p'u'S W i''''' "
friendship Of commercial enlargement
Tho roIuc of fmcricnn which belongs to VA IN cur
national copncity. must always cNat theluSt pr'''
of natriotism. Citizenship of the Republic must no
the panopy and safeguard of hIm VINO wears IT,
The American citizon. rich or poor ha'Nc VI
naturalzcd, white or colorcd, must every "rr''
walk secure in his personal and civil rIgh's' INV
Republic should accept lesser "u'S' ~ eau
never assume a nobler one than the pro'ec''oh VI
tho bunhIest man who owes il neutrality-suspicious.
ot home. and protection which shall follow nun
abroad. into whatever land he may 90 upon law
full errand.
THE SOUTHERN STATES.
recognize not without regret the necessity 'o
speaking of two sections of our common country
But the regret diminishes when seq that INC 'lf
ments which separated them are last disappeh'."s
Preiudices have yielded and are !lcId'hs' N'o !"
growing cordialitv warns the Southern ana the
Northern heart alike. Can any one doubt 'Ia' ne
tween the sections confidence and esteem are to-day
more marked than at any period in the sixty years
preceding the election of President Lincoln ms
A. -, oft
lican principles applied under the favorable con-
ditions of uniformity. 1t would bc great calamity
to change these influences under which southern
Commonweaths are learning 10 vindicate civil
rights and adapting themselves to the conditions OF
political tranquility and industrial progress ii
there be occasional and violent outbreaks III tie
South against this peaceful progress the puol.e
opinion Of tho country regards them ~ exceptional
and hopefully trusts that each will prove the last
The South needs capital and occupation. not con
troversy. As much any part OF the North, the
South needs the full protection of the revenue laws
which the Republican party offers. Some OF the
Southern States have already entered upon career
of industrial development and prosperity. lheSe
at least should not lend their electoral votes to de-
stroy their own future.
ANY effort to uuite the Southern States upon
issues that grow ont of the memories OF the wal
will summon the Northern States to combine IN the
assertion of that nationality which was th'lr III
Spiration IN the civil struggle. And thus gr'a'
energies which should be united in common indnS
..:a, ',,.oI,t .;,I Ina ,o.,.d in burtful strife
,rt -. ,,., ,t,.s itsolf foe to South
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tbc soldiers who rsi,ed their lives in defence Cf The
Union.
entered Congress in 1868, and in a somevb a
nrnlouo-d s.ryice never found il expadicnt 10 re-