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Soullier'i Democrat.--.
IX. O. Democrat j
Mr. Hi nt k, of Vugiufu, a day or
two since, made a very sensible ‘<| iy
1 i the chat_’e which sum •of the Vi i st*
.•ra ami Northern Democrat- are mak
ing. that the South was nbund’ niog
th- party. Before Northern J> m*'fiats
charge treachery upon those "f the
S um let them idled that, during ail
Ihe miserable ye :1s of Radical B jiiilV.
it.-an domiiuiii n, ile> So ili stood l-\ !
the Democratie party. There lias nevet j
been an election in wblcit Uie H'-utli >
cmild not have made terms with ;
the dominant powers by deserting j
tiiu National D> nrocracy. But she j
ret used to win her emancipation in j
t hat way. She suffered ami groaned, j
but never deserted, fp in the other
hand, the Northern D-tnoiai l saw the j
legal government of tiiis State twice j
overturned by the army; saw it robbed,
desolated and ruined, yet never lifted j
au arm to nil'i and protection or icin'..
Indeed, the Northern Democrats gave |
us much sympathy, but told us at |
the same time that, if we ‘Mist tit bed I
the peace” they would join in with the]
A Inhibit iti-.n and “bounce us,” as if
wo were a common enemy. Finally,
in spite of all this, wo won the victory 1
f r them. Tito Southern Democrats
© acted TII.UKN and llesduicks, two j
N irthern Democrats, and were willing
a id ready, if necessary, to stand by
the Northern Democrats in any manly
measures that might lie taken,
to inaugurate them. Did the j
Northern Democrats tako any such
measures? Surely not. None < f
their leaders will dure to say that they
ever proposed to do anything bolder
than wliiuo and protest. 'I hey now
stand ready to obey and ivengi iz • Mi.
Hayes after the sth of March. Gov.
Tilden stands ready to submit to the
inaugurali >u of Gov. llayes on the -ek
of March. What do the Northern j
Democrats, who .tiro m-I iug charges j
agiiiust the Southern D unoerats, ex-:
peel us to do? D> they want us to
suctitleo ourselves ; open anew rebel
lion, and get ourselves crushed down
again, that they may make poll real
capital out of our folly and misery ?
If so, they nre very much mistaken in
their men. What light, have they to
talk to us of detaining our color*?
Where waves any ting they are ready
to follow t 6 vindicate this great
wrong upon the country ? What
drum-beat has sounded in their tanks
to cull the Southern Democrats to the
maintenance of the principles of the
party and of Uni Constitution? Let
ouu single one of their blatant chiefs
staud forth with the front an l .-pint of
u man to make a courageous struggle
for the fruits of the victory hv won
for them, and we may listen more i a
liently to their aeeusiugs. The only
deserters are the Northern Democrats,
who have given up the field after it
was won. The L misiaua Democrats
never proposed to acquiesce in the
fraud which will make Governor Hayes
President until the Democrats an
nounced their purpose to acquiesce in
it. We propose to do nothing more
now.
The Albany Argus asks the liadieni
party, and the country genet ally, some
tough conundrums, thus; "Is Haves to
go into the Presidency and Pack ano
into retirement ? is the receiver of
Blolou goods to be elevated to the high
eit oflieo in the gift of Returning
Boards, and the Returning Boards who
stole tlie goods for him to be consigned
to eternal iufuiuy ? H7M Hayes cast
discredit upon his own title, by cutting
himself aloof from the plunderers who
made him ? ll 'Hi he confess he hud no ;
title to the I'rcsidcncy, by deserting
those who have as good title as he to J
positions oi power and trust in the Re- j
turning Board States?" The answer i
of course, is that lie lias neither the;
will nor the courage to rise above the
degraded level of the desperadoes who
have made him. If ho had, he would
have repudiated their infamous work
long ago. If he will take the Presiden
tial < dtlce at the hands of the men who
have plundered the B >uth, it.- «id not
1; si; tc tu do their bidding.
A New Y ik letter to the Springfield
He/iii/ihcon says "Mr. Tilden is prob
at ;• no in.-rc dlsapp- inted than thou
sands if intelligent citizens. Republi
cans ns well as Democrats—but he
hhhs the fee'ings thev cypress. He
has a wise habit of keeping his mouth
allut in windy weather. It is uuiier
> i h 1 that he contemplates preparing
uu address to the American people, In
which he will say a number of things
that the people uforesuid used to hear
and ought to ponder over. (,'iutii.M*
Ft msec nuis* >'atd notliiug is evet set
tle I till It is Settled light. There Is Uo
" 'wing hern anywhere, except in t|.«-
lieAi-puju |a atid custom houM."
tfrain’s Siiudav T dk.
Papa (i- BRIGHT Los hid anothertaik
Aitii “tinr obi man,” at tin* White j
House. He was found toying with an
Indian medal, the l ift of a chief, who
trusted to and bed -ved in I i-> “peacc
pcli -y." We should be glad to hear |
from that chief, through Pupa Go- ,
bright. what he tl inks of Grant now. ,
If the unhappy Indians have had a i
j better lime than usual dmi g Guam's
administni'i hi we f; i! to see if.
The President in i -ates that he vi l
! leave Lot.i-i ina and South Cai -'i :it in
; statu quo—a legacy for Have-, perhaps
he will. We hope S’, but nobody in-. I
hot upon i r . 11“ has some judi-i m»
'remarks about tlie employment of
itlio army in the Sou'h— a
; striking exemplification > f m. tin-.-.V.
i dndsight being superior to their b io
' ght, Ha !be found <ut ner t
] uiilttaiy despotism was hateful io the
j great majority of the people, ids |«ru
would have been greater. H-* t" k
! precious good care, however, to make
j the discovery when Reger’s dirty \v ik
j had been accomplished.
1 The President’s excuse for ‘bull
d' zing” Washington’s birthday in
i South Carolina is lame and impair nt.
; Wape Hampton, however, put the ease
; exactly right to tiie Cali|)ii Ulysses.
| Party feeling runs much higher in
| New Orleans than in Charleston, and
| yet tin; Nichoi.ls militia paraded tin re
witli perfect peace.
; Grant is, at. ail events, perf< tiy
satisfied with his career as President,
it is h good tiling for him that such is
the euse, since about five-eighths, at
least, of his fellow-citizens of both par
ties disagree with him cordially, and
are glad that ills days as President are
nearly numbered.
States Rights Triumphant.
However fraudulently done, the vveik
of the eight Radicals on the Electoral
Commission is a clear justification of
the extremeat States Rights doet <\
far in advance of anything cvei die. il
-of by Mr, Calhoun. The South baa
h quasi, if not actual, triumph. The
platform intended for Buxine but n and
for Hayes declared that this Union is
not a league of States but a nation.
The Electoral Commission, be.-ki-.t up
by three Judges of the Fupr'm *l» • eh,
has virtually established that, this is a
Confederacy, and not an indissoluble
nation. By such a verdict. Hie fcjnuth
is justified, even in the house of her
enemies, with having had an in
j alienable right to secede from Hie
! Union, . ' I the North committed
ia monsti ciinae by attempting to
| invalidate that tight. Hence, it no
longer lies iu the mouths of Radicals
1 to accuse Southern men who followed
! the banners of Lv.t and Jackson with
i being “reb; is" or '‘traitors.” The brand
j of rebellion and treason has been af
fixed to the foreheads of our enemies
)by their own act.. It may not be much
I of a practical consolation to have out
| adversary by the hip, in this mannt-r;
| but the commonest decency might sng*
1 goal that all howls against the South
ern Confederacy should be me r.ti
nently dried up.
Mr. L. Q. Washington telegraphs to
the Courier-Journal that all the state
incuts, bv whomsoever made, of any
pretended bargain or contract being ;
| made between Hayes and his friends
! with the Southern Representatives in
! Congress arc infamous fabrications
| ami slanders upon these Representa
tives. If such arrangements were pos
j sible, confidence in Radical professi ns
would be an important element in
! making them.
Here is a motto tor the Democratic
! candidate :
I “So the struck eagle stretched up. n the
plain,
I No more through rolling clouds to sour
again.
' Yieweit liis own feather on the fatal dart,
j And wing’l the shaft thatqniverivl in his
heart.”
If anybody wants to know what Sn
! preuie Judges were capable of before
| Judas Bradley's day, let hint read
Macaulays essay on Waßkkn Hast
lsos. There was a Judge in India
j named Impey, who seems to have fur
nished the United States an exemplar,
I\v this time, we trust the rent a s es
,T hn O'Mahosky have been couaigi ed
to the earth. Thousands of dollars
were spent in making a grand para h
over his eorpse, attd yet, fora r-umbei
!' years, when living, he was said t be
or. the verge of starvation.
I'li? I :,tU'd Slut-'* J-'iv/iomi.i! snys »-x-
Goveruor Brown defeated Se at r
Xeuwoi v for a reflection because that
gentleman would not commit himself
•o the Texas Pacific liuilivuy s heme.
We think G vernor Brown’s opp. > . ■ r.
to Xoiov on was nearer home than 1
i Texas.
——
Hayes starts t out with pretty much
the same soft-sawder us Grant did
eight veais ago—“ Let us have peace.’
Guam, at least, hud one udvautuge—a
eieun title to the Presidency. If rob
bers can have ’’peace" white enjoying
the fruit* of theft, the churches tuuv
us well close then dv 't's utid discharge
their pasl-'ls.
iu l y
t'i imitiatiou and Re riminatioa.
The New (■ ha.-s 1' nixr c s,-t>-~:
• Ti. charge ■ .at lie S u
Hist iu the great crisis that was E
the cjuntiy, is untrue. Tie-re m-y
h ive been, doubtless thei" were, « ’ ©
few S •utheru men in < oi:gress, " g-r
fir < fdcia! preferment, who w-*re r- •iv
to sell out the c untry to advance tic ;r
; petsonal interests, and P<. Hill may
have said tha; the fi.-uth wi.uli t
figiit on the issue presented. B.t ti >c
. men ar“ n ,t types of S >mi.ctß lea leis,
sad Mr. Hill tot ■: pn IM*
l 11 :s and Inclinations and riot tie si and
1 the South, at..least not those of L uts*
iai.ri. Tiie South, it is true, Wijs
. termtoed not to take the initiativ in
resisting tlie conspiracy; but she xr ; s
' as ready and willing to fight as sfv
i wiieu she sent fuitl* uer s us to
. tie as the in untaio s -nds forth A- v
. eagles and the summer t i.aid i' s.
:iug> . ItiO C listiun 1 l, a'.d the o’g'
iitv of tile H“WC Wore at slake, and
she was readyjCt the first top of the
hum, to follow the Democracy of the
East and West 73 any sHtof move'
i ment to drf-luJ/aod preserve tbcas.
I But the di urn tap was nevt-r hoard;
1 instead, tie ie came Tiie tray squi-.’k o;
. pool llmvitts voice lagging for \ a<"'
; and then of course thev cod
: then thcsliame’ful, d%sgr«f< fnh piiiabie
rout.”
. .
There is small comfort in trying to (
fix responsibility for pi t sent troubics;,
it is preliably the whole tnith to say
that we have all made son © uiiStaki S. .
It may b ; that Mr. Hill’s u«eranccs
caused poor Hewitt's sijm-ak 4 aTui,
then again.it maybe that Mi.llnf*,
knowing that the squeak was about to
issue, anticipated It iu *'.»i he cm .
ceived to be the intnot of peace «■; and j
,
that is tie iii.e, je.is br-’ken, and tec I
men responsible for it have iCM-aiiy j
“played the devii.”
A Select Enrapiti J
The Washington couespor h ot. < t
tiie Riclinimd Dispatch aSSi.Uts that
Keteunisg Boar® Hayes wid bcsflSM®
i 1 quietly at the While Hettse, on Snn
day at no< n, by rbe Chief Jf iwdicey to
the presence of the 0.-ltiaet and a o-w
select fii»,ds.
As it wifi be difficult for the 1 smp‘ r 1
1 1 ’ make a ciioice fr. -a so maixy '.car
aiid (tear to kirn, it is safe to Say that
the! 1 . £ “
1 Treasury (to I-) JoMN Sherman aid
Eliza Pinkston (the latter's posit! tin
the Gstimcl has not yet bees detej-*
mineil); old Simon <\aWKKON and tnC
widow Olives, who wfil pr.-bs’uj' at
range their little diffi ally b “ -ref-hev. ;
I Governors Stearns, h»Lf.--i.o
. Cmamhkki.ain, the lasi of th< Bar. nr* 4
M a 1 'lson Wells. 1 lie vjrSvfi ; t azaN.aa e,
the Hiideilakei, and Nw-m a ll ®
j banker —faro <Uerica 1 roT-T
j Stoeghton and Attorney Shi 1 E-.n'.a -ny
' with months filled with lies and sb.e<s
■ full Os bleu and, all The way from Loni>i
ana 4 "If Any" Envn no? and The
"greater Hoar,” oiiUi-klirg over the
sx ha listless verdancy of the average
Democratic ‘Congressman, who swa-1-
! lows Radical lies at a gulp as ***' •<*
they can be Thrown at hi® -and tht®
extends a greedy month f«w more ;
Mrs. Jeiias r. AMTS*#; BfixTiLE-, raid
husband, the newly-dise,"cored pair of
; Presideiit'makei-s; YtmHrsa,rv,Thcr 1 ien
Won, born at Best on instead of irebmd
or New Jersey: the ineorrnplible \ -vsn,
blacker within Than without, whom
TildknV bau'l of money couldn t pai
chase by any moans; thev*toW«lde j tg
Iron Kit,'i ky, in ball ct • .ume, gazing
t -ndi-rty up m hi-* companions, fwo
idiHiming of ■choeola e
! Society in New Orleans, to WhOtse fase>
nations he turned wkm The absence oi
Dem.x-raue retmns To be Thrown on?
mode birsiness dull at The Retiunirig
| Board; Blooiiy rlhirt Mosrov. oiiJoU
legs ;is usual, envying the Ja?e th«T
made F.tvmrxn> a grander rascal than
he ever aspired to be . and lost, l»ifi mfe
( !ea*t, the It. vil himself in fife* fast wp
purel, rej'xieiai m t his new desecratK'i.
ofib.e Sabt'.iTU, and TeVniviti. in bis
mind tiro-diffie-alt problem -oJ wha? in
| shall do liereaftet with these cronies >f
His Frniidu’eney to prtA'i nt Them 4t<.4n
; conn*ing turn out in fits own donvii '
O: c. uise rep.-rters will be r-dmined
to this .imerai onTertainment, and Dt.v
l’, TT w:i tell WS a.l about, iu unless .le>
!■■ &-: Sic i:;'';' 1 : : -
•rd.-v : Daddy lot'”-
Perhaps H -.v. - wtk not g.-T in. Bet
hai*s Grant wifi “sTiei." and eomirm
to illuminate the w >rid t Smidry
through Papa GotutiGHT and 'Newnan>
liot-SceUsh. The age tu p.-ll i*’-* 1 lu,! -
cies h;is not passed.
The Radicals iu Congress hud a fine
pportunity on Tuesday t. prove tkai
H \yu- N Cos. intended to recaptitoe
Hameiok and Nii-hull**. t>ut they
“fiiiukod" whan the test w.«. iqrpiied.
Trust tberu not
it is currently teported Uiat Mr.
Hewitt subscribed tltK'.iKS' itl his own
money to the Tiloen eamiaugn. Wat-
TEObi'K subscribed one unarmed Ren
tnckiuu • baby about two weeks
! old.
DOW PIATT.
HE rtl.ld ALL \JTOI T GfiA'ts
SILLUOXK
HeTl ihc P.-VM-IWI II ihc > c» >
V Aj leer < ab 1 n-d M-ceUng—
thing ihAt Papa A»-oi,ricLi: 4»4
Report—Atrv« a Vassal ■or a
(Wasiiingt-a Vapitsl
The adminis'rsfi * Isos had ap» »*
Tne adratoissrattoL has bast c r T
At atjoat twelxoc -s h.gas |ao>s Tea,
■r,. i»st M *-i*y —a, -ice tc fw t*-' 's*'* >
: far In ow dates —* ; *ck was . bserred
;,,, i;n p. T -he portico f Tie- S\'
j v. ut vc Man»4;«s asi SSy-k. & -chiefs*
S , a . ii„ ' .
hack, that > c® as « higot-tuv.
being a i- 3 ... . .
H is .a.'.- Ml wee* •$* ms-. 1
>.. - x
i; >• 1 © CX MSB SW
,Vp!> V!y c-eiTatied, 52c ORTWisd AC-iJ
,4f Tire rvy«7ni,*hd it shewk with tin
i; ,. 4V . i.s 1 a itching I'd t.ts St«»d, wiiv
W'tioii S.y ifs I <ik(N
V.- *n>Ti >. with wnusotal VtohWi.-,
V!ii- VV«a :a*WC 55 li* Wspe.2 J g "b
P®i s: *c*t.t with * husky, nr-mdvlntg
a . fee, an ( vriß-n sh.-wn tote The ptvs
,g t: i( - Ada.itd-i'ra'i w
dis.Uv aOatt.Hed -at S* osini «eXseot .
for tsx■ X drainfetrati.•» >t<v>d 4*TTie.o4
in a hr.'ad.N.stS. Siroek «hdsmoking*
hUge Sega., as itsuol Tlrc-atsCi-n. io*,.
Os Sena?..l-404 Wlp“.t t'a 3.1-5-
spiratii® it OWI this As*ft© *T the-ugH as
he laid ssade his old silk plug.
’•Mr. rresidi-nt.” be*?drcd,3ka i cevc«
sco* ye*avtrda> > GajwfaJ? 1 ”
S
Spondcd The A 'ind-fiTStVatieTk pnfcltg a
voinau- of snioßc into <h‘- -3>a
c MinteimfK'e I■; "e him, ttkot
the aged ’■Bi-R-enacTied Te Ste* • -ar-3
cough in ike must vi mm? Wiatatis
•“Weii, Mr. S'l'CM-hu-',” r <
ir* *; • -4 -s
wi'CM.ic hi met-it .■«? oi the
•“Ti is Thing has gone to?- e*e«gl4 4 tTits
has g: T to ts' Stopped.”
'■l oWMEia?’'
"N,esiiWi.Tsca #dr 3 'eshvify dem
nahi'-. 1 ntsj”say. Mr. Pres ,n-;d- wi-h
cut being op.cnto -a ofeorge jd'ofOn
jtv, t hat ifais is danombiv.
'“Well, bowl on.” s*SJ*Tvhe An W>'"
s.o;, sw peenfiai T> fi. ,
W:. ;1 ■ i., OK 4he a K
party sat ilfTk efwned the <t'A£nii 9d
oh i read with ! nsk;- a.'WMai .-:i. ■
ileaded •“The B.ghed’.'g ad the ah
.AS -k read t! C ■OnGhTT’ieSltO 1 *. T.'s' Ad
-1 *Wmb'.;; >OH da-. Hts■ in * esc
rugated u.i?S ii Yesciwbtod * jpalv*.; i® •*;
; llOfe I' 'Of. lie Jellied *1 i'TS iMA
T i(.«a hve en *n upsgnadiv 35 tutttg
the b nil thiiil ;; 1. ' COr4 s: a: and -r- n-t !
1 wlrcn ft Was ma urnr’-V-a id .
■~i>Teti ny vVldi*;
. 1 - ' . I ■ ■ ■
I “fed-k wy cm na « *n ?4Tt• -gas.
' '*..!■ i; 1 'ii’iu • mthb 1 sal
I sty le, Tor tl.e se-is-an? s*nly Isewcd
hm ired otn... Ina Te<- n-ui 'res e ■ ss
We-ri sliishieg .-V. . 3aSWi h« •
>t:mm 'ifs to tie* < -i■ , -i-ra a'iv 3—-
era. Titig rcsp'snsfod *; -onijc, sc esa
denattm'-nT londa ulets n. h a-cis-. eas
ii;ig«S and <•* forg—dbc ssoccn *sn
men <cj Washing km.
SNrst atqawe.. non aNit® : „ tin
eiiiMateds'nijdddy - «S*
i ll.'- MR b. ' >
■Si ate Di’pai? ntiNfit pn, in am
am-e. It was-a r-sy t ;
, and vm'rages oj ig-iitg su*m;
U Ipiod in Ills : ■Tclt»'«'iUj*s S*ec. b
: takes <xt tootv and rkbs Ttev- ap-pmo
mee <sf a Tetb-iSI lortlar. «s* tthettew
. apt , auliesf. -1 Ills .remit-, To The T-aiMTi,
Autuli ftj.ivn'thw-H-udsi.m.
-AiTad came the jt*T«r4nd ifSTt. ids
smoigk benevoiei.; eoimTeT':»v-c Kwodte'
- ing with With t-iw- fttfid
eatomess es a e.-wpen in a* -early ss«-
mS’ morsilng. He str-oSe in ■»'« Jss
irvng kgrs, nud r-mgiitgr'm tsh* thsjpaii
cwurs, v!*sj«od lu* hafids tQ-.m _ i*re
I ’...uiided ifigosi ice ajqui-rat hr- 3*e,3 S -s.
marked in his jw iielal Sgnfr, atm Yes
gon twiddiiiig hts jitiuatN wWvt m. '>
(fiem ol«K»jcs iitdimTes that : n. jas
ternal Tnfi Is rifiecrkgr..
Thv burly /.<*efndiah.?h. -dfr.-wT MieW-i
igan .‘i-t; To; ■em b'sS-i:. d.'Wt. >' v
himaiiiGs md iu*t ntod nys- »t 1
stn n4 . Wfww X. Oh** 1 dfer s4ss m * •*»'.
*1 ujsieTsnn iuksTn-iid 4'ONiite ss gix-,..
' that, ire S reaiW ter imsin-ss..
iy ?*e samj.rf- caww- m t© -Sly.
with a depi-eos'ilbga'i, «s i; fee v-tsbee
1 ?e ajml.Agiiß. Jen iiiiag nttoe.
Tire iioT-und »Ttriv»*d las;.. 33; to.-.
i».*ou iaeking along in a ard
headwinds. iwsvUy.'S.s fettog
•o be and whet : fee ewm ?
anchor he Threw -OUT ** 3 nig Idvsai : sss
,11 he were biewing >tf si; •>.»
ASw The oded jWay hr -tn Wair- "-- •
• vricated 4-is -tri>shed t-« ' - -n e’-'O-
The inriiTii’d TVepfir'inrerd..*.! S 1 Oaw
er.rft bed > igtd islThC rksni; -i. r Aes
rrtftdsTra 1 ior, pushed V 1 - T>
wsr is tin, * -i• -dn- so, "1 ‘-ife
TJuft.”’ 3X0. 1, nUh't. a'oarel, aiv*' -
..- . . -
roared Hs Ah- • *i-- N; ...
•1 . (' B :>■’ -
“A ltne«Rt<ssa wfu, kbgi -n '■ -
w. mid prohahty L -. i- ix-wn <i>
Trom tin Oalune. bn ■ ■ ■ ' *
pony id fi. Mwasu;' m wn-k • - . -
ns ’-.t.>it049.. earn- t. l' , o >- s..
T> 3 is net n Lie' «s-
Toll justice to 1 m t-w-nnd tea
.*::-- w.-.y, with v-: (m w
ee n-e mionat im. VA 1:1 . in- - 4 -ei
Yiißitutstrati'•?.-sali, • '*« r. , ■ .r
“Wl.ot doyonthmk ofxiw.;'
“No. a liaiit:. kali r ... J-tOBs. sr
Ptsh.
The AfimriastrsHai. r r-t - -i.rc
Ju:;ias. and “vidraLly tn —rl.' n
- dfcAt'epUUilHi i.-WMpa.-er ; —of
out -aaui u.-Uiing. Evm- ..uy at. -oj-cs- {
ion woe eipeiTt-d. -s J : :a i_d3f« :
-said: •“Tear-stuff*' CSasaiie: tfdi
ed. “Daiuned rat.” Tie liTr33i_ 1 tj.-w
>ff ni'mesrean: arid-Sn’; n llmg 1 : -
paternal Xaf: cnW twaddiedSMsttaiiibtse
and rooked aw if warned i jamu-i
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