The Red Cloud chief., 1885-09-25
CNE REASON.
The Persistent and lnvarsinG Hatred oi
the Nnr,h IL the south.

thr NpE'h - The south.
y -. %, deaf la, been aid ahou: 81,
wrong 81 cou,.nd N To wavr the blood,
shirt II rho face o. n. conquered south.
!; ha> now become rather 4 pouJl I
thing - parade a generous for" NcIc>-
%: he past. upon the ground thai the
Southern people Themselves. who To-,
everything when they To-: their
'vau>". and who nave rvcry :rl~pn ;u
cherish alimo>itr. w,r' ready e. c\t-u,
tie rich, hand OF fellowship t. all
Nortacrurr~ who may "a 10 lid a home
among them. "a forget the past n
IKE on.y III an amlc1bl" present. To \
certain c,tGut TINS assumption = tTu q.
The wlG'-aWtNc business mra OF tie
South recognize thr fac. thai an in
fusion -! Northern Thrift and enterprise.
either with ~ without capital. i wat
= necessary 10 d~tvr'oD the NH re
sources al that part Di the cpuntry.
Back Of thj~. however. i u ~,ntment
taa: makes Itself ,clt in various way.
and which can not b. ignore Z.
Tins !, no coubt. one reason
way the tide Of emigration does
not SCI t~hithrrwari more strongly
al the present time. FOR there are.
opportunities for n letting. which
can not be- overlooked or neglected. I'M
less some drawback exists powerful
enough To render Il home in the ~puth
,iSia>,ciUl. IL J. Il want of cord, tli'v
underlying the outward expression OF
welcome. or rather a GOODNESS which II
the cause OF this. that make, ITSELF APP
parent iu u lack al cooperation III the
undertakings of Northern immigrants.
In tn" heart of the people tcre j. u
warmer appreciation and greater .n
thu-ia>m for a man who hate, the North
and carries On u wor,iv war against il
inc nc other l. possible than for that
one wuo works for the Souih's present
Improvement in a material way. An
evidence of thi, i the ease Of Mr.. San-
dolph Nhotwcll. Of North Carolina He
wa- Il brave ton!cttcrai" soldier who
woild not stop ightin" when the war
WAS over. but ioncd tine klu-kiuN and
made al! the trouble possible. IL = att
er career j. well Described by TN.
.ImsrtcIr:
~ "AaH 'AA' - ~ ~ wa A.
eel ami sent "a tire ucnii.niIITN at hlunuy. II
ht~ b-com" . tradition. AMI doubles u Is
true. That ~hu.wc.t had the prom oi ire" i"rn
IL n- would man" known w." the n irU were
This. with Al kind al primitive hrrpi-m VIII 'h
WE AL admire. u" refused {" do He wouli
have remained IN The p%"nitcni AIRY tnucI t""r-
or than TWO years. tut Precedent Grant uar
dou,-i hIu. After his pardon he t.cHm" y
Journalist ana ,sitci n weekly paper 1T ri
e IA tlI hs death. He had nn gri,!tudc q"
General Grant. ard IN tho ~. i--u" "f Ms
paper after Grant : death he published "a stu-
Eii!aTlv j~arring and '.lt"nII sTrI 81 inrlal
ahrit the hero III" ~ hul' nation was mourn
ing: and the neat day >hOtwpit himself so J.
denly decd.
The man was made morbid by his lInp-i~un-
meat. HI regarded himself n u MARTYR. H.
paper was aujObi"y -apnic and VeT-uuaL F-
reader wrrc reminded almost every week g;
his suffering for Southern r-anLooH Tho
N.mr- TINT w'r" reported ~ 'uc NgVfherr
States p" r-rcpprt"J ~ "-J"c meu- ct North
srn wharton The war Wa IN" ia>t event.
n history That u" know. ana the southern
cause was the only righteous ou'. H. pstrf
was for III" last ten YEAR, the mos, violenti.
confederate uthiiCHrr pu IN the south Yet u
was one at the very few paper that hBI read.
ers enough ia North 'susius to give q cen
tnu"U> success. and - ~ucc~~-wA- 20" pro
pic eXVr---lOJ of personal Edtuirstun Of the
man. In two stat" convent Or~ h" Ma pre-
--nicl for important l'~tn""rSS nnmsns
tons. which be narrowly fal-i 90 r-,r. ~.
The extent Of th" opu NJ rrgsri for him. IN
d'--! OF the esteem In wnicl b" was hS'd a. %
southern hero. wH- hariiy known INIT ="
diet Then II wa~ apSsreut thar no man for !
dozen year had Il ei In Sorth Carolina wno
~as - heartily adm rcd. Hc Wa barred n
VI" Confederate t-n"tsry. rss,ry WV writ
ten about him. ard an association mas tS.T
fcrrr~i to receive public subscriptions Ia
erect n monument To him
Their could bc nothing but this man's
persistent and VARYING ha;r~i 81 the
North that 80 endsar-i him b. ond al
other. to the people of North Carolina
True. he was brave. h-rpic in hs refusal
20 beiray his cemrais-. Int - were
MANY others who have buried the
hatcher and becoIn. tr-fe c;iz-n~ Of
She [ nited States. These. however. no
matter wha, Their personal qualities. o :
low they NAV have worked t. benefit
their State. srr not ir,moS-slizcd as
heroes. No, LONG AGO frof kcrr. whc
was for YEAR the state G~o!ogis; e
North Carolina, and - well reu4cu>
bered for his sehosar.hip died and No
buried. Thrr. was no ~ueI deep gT-:
over his deatil. and nothing - heard Il
n monument TO hi memory.
The american HIsy We'll ssy.
Now. IL Meth Carol M showed ia.
same SPONTANEOUS. appreciation OF prac-
teal labor 70 develop - resources and
it, people that q bows morbid ~-n-
i~niscences of paI fo!lies an uIsfort-
une,. it, .~nserpr-ing effort. 10 catch
up with the world would Re Of some
avaa-
And WIS. - true ii tbs; STAT. = true
Of MANY Others P.raaI. the kast q
thr spirit = apparcn, in Georgia ani
sbe i d~velossng her industries sni
gong forward with wonderful sap.diiy-
No bloody shirt viii - waved. and
shcre ~.li te no trouble IN dsyelJtang
. thoroughly anicabi- feeling every
where in the Norh toward :hs >cath-
when such things as arc described
shove cease 20 tc- when the ns--roes
are permitted the rShts IL citizenship
the same a. white and when A.
ietHp;s to regain political supremacy
by unrightecus means n ended That
coalition Of things seems 10 b. max
ing haste slowly. and meanwhile The
North has . righ; 20 c~riiicise and resis.
with aii is force Of reason. whatever IS
unjnssifiabls in the conduct OF the
southern people, o IN any sp.ri; Of
revenge. but IN ;ha, which animated
the North when il fought TO preserve
the Union Tosede Eicd<