and w ill need not many members from Northern
States to give it a majority. Conciliation has
not prevented the virtual disfranchisement of
colored Republicans by law. iu some Southern
States, nor the continuance of that terrorism
which makes it a waste of time and of innocent
lives to commence a struggle in others, nor the
organization of Confederate cavalry and arlit
1 ry, as in Phillips connty, Arkansas, to rapture
dis'ricts iu which tbe legitimate Republican
majority is counted by thousands. So much
the greater need of Republican unity and
determined effort at the North. Nor
are encouraging signs lacking. In very
many doubtlu districts, the C.cenback
movement, which Democratic demagogues bave
fostered so Inn;, will draw from the Democratic
candidate a great number of Totes. Tbe more
tbe tiuancial issue are forced upon tbe atten
tion ol sober, intelligent and conservative citi
zens, tbe more the Republican party will gaiu
la strength. Democratic disgust at tbe con
duct of members of the last Congress has caused
the deleat of a surprising number of those
members In their efforts for re-nomination, and
tbe insatiable greed of aspirant bas produced
serious divisou iu several districts. But Repub
licans cannot expect to win unless they are
uuited, resolute, and willing to sacrifice per
sonal Interests and feeling lo the public good.
-Yew York Tribu ne.
A CLEAR STATEMENT.
From a Specrb by Chester X. Fair, at Myerstowa,
losoauon 4'uuaty, October 4.
