The Charleston advocate. (Charleston, S.C.) 1867-1868, November 07, 1868, Image 2
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li-.mit;, tiittsi ff a , m i .' U-e of ro
iled illili ithplht'l \\\fit' n i'ii'iiai ri'titiii't
has litist. SVi -.?i.:;. ;..".>. lu'n- for |nsi
;'...itn'iii i'\, iti-i..i i '. tili idiaUfniytti ni
partisan ioCiiiigi ..a . ; ti'i!i'lii|oti tv
those sUbsiUhiuVi iiil. rois?H moi;< bi voth
."..um eleu willi t.n- 'ii Vi'li i J) i - - ? - ? ol' i.-.-.i
tt'Mtt'i! ii ti'-M'.ttft > Hiv I ii.;-' . ti...I ttiiU
ir. .ral improvement. A .> >vo .tri' situate 1.
v- have i egar-n 'I t in- '.'. . . ii'- e.lc'tor. fis
.iv. i.'.portai'.t en-i- in oill' hi.dbi; . alf i
its I'i K?l'.S 11) vol V?? * LT lin V? i'll! i". Willi t)f
tb- r.aii-m lol-vinnthii; gmo ;.iti-.m-. : nial
With til - l 'lt?\\, il is li,o fiiusi: il' i lr \ oil <
tii.'iiili^lviti;!; tit: Altiugli'ty v""t timi i im
crisis is SiiTt'jy passed, timi lind thon?i is
hopi -'.ill for t.n- groat iv?-//iv. ,.'.,..>.
nt.? i'ipi?l ligiilSi lin i|Mt-t; .:. b?lbi'?'i
'I.. ui.tr?. o-. lift* ifi tiltii lins hoon oho
ot* poculiiti' iguiii'-aneo. which cou I il not
0. fully .',.?....(..1.11 vi I tn tither sections;
".'ir rl.? it h I mil inti ny ol' our N.iv'lii'i.i
lindel:? \\h\0. I egal? ltd ll- as too deeply
iliteii.'dvd in tia? ri nt politi '?ii t au\a:-...
"it ni ugo >jiowti tliiu in a popular gov
. . uti..-.-.'. '"'.. \:.v'-' ?i il >v #7 quest ibhft
tri.)) h. i'i't..r ihiiuroly,political, pivbivitlii
Mu ilruiryst iiiii-iysts di nun in rogan!
i. ot bnh I * ? tiii'it' civil, hut religious
right ? a.. i i I'lvjilt'^'i . , and when this is
ii. , ...at. Lu pituri t anil tho miss. betray
; .;.'.'>.:.; 'av. o g: i :. i a u< t vital qui? ! nuis.
h) 'in .tay.! t,f tin Luther ovoii tho
htioti'iii'O bl juiitilii :ion hy faith wa- ..
I' ?litioal '"pic.'h '. ali't'vtirg not unix lim
< intro h i)tit a;, i ii.i state; Ino aiim?
hlati ;. . t 'i. J ii hie at. I tho inalietui
ii. i'i g hi -n' i' vi ry ?.ian to worship ' cl
m v? .\i; '?.> '.li?! iti*.tates bf his own voit
l.t.... In ti. t!;,i.va of Wilhvrfoi'i'o the
i.iVe-tfa :. -. i . at political juestton,
ileoply ...-.ti: f.?t lu publie mind ol' Kag
lau i Atut-r...;'.'. .'.avery was. for a lung
pi fi bil '.'no -o nt ral pivot . n tvlnch iuriied
lie. (.oHth'ii of thin hind, taking the prc'
1. e.-lence. ol' ail . ii: r i.-.-t;v.- before tin
P'.'optc. iihiiiii! the lite iebi'?lion tin
iuiipbi't of Un1 (ipyerhincyi in it.--etl'ort
.-. .'tppfi ... ilii;i ta-..t infamous treason
: . i v. ' rai pdliticitl question of
|lfi h'.'');-. ii.vii.. a..!. fl . li ead and the
he-.:' ot the luit'i?ni to the very last de
;.'.... Tai j nvdi'ia iva., not settled in
ail if ii. phrif-c hy the re. nils bf the war.
'I I. * i wini siiri'eh'lered their arms at
A pp uv..'.'*.< :-. rallied their for?e.'} on the
li. ld i-f poliiivijl I'bnfliel, and wer. re
Holved tb \Mii i-.i bplonvi 'v M-hat tliev
Hid lost OU !i:r h a'."1 fought ?eld--. of th,'
vo-.enl vai'i Iii- greitl rjiieslibh ol' tin
t'igi.-:- o: iii; eolbred man were made
piinpineiit in tie1 presideiititil oiinViiss,
1' > 'mi peta1 i illili i he Democratic party
t'V.i: .; p di) in icgard to the (jnostion
.-! lptiiian i :,.'.<- ii. oppoi-ition lo tim
'. .- hingt; ..:' I he 1. id' .ind ihr ^'osleytin
opinion ;iii i , r.-ti ... nf tin Methodic Iv.
Cluiivhi Ai! > ;." vindii'?te l?ie i m par?
iifl T.i' h'.'y .ant -pun of (jhi'tstianiti
i in' make tv rliatinctioti m hiimaii riglili.
la a 1 on \ ii:ti lil ur variety ol' the
human tor til M oomp'.vxtoii.
In addition t<. !1HF. tim. old M K.
C Iriircll is re??rdi'd at the South as being
ifitemioiy jvri'iiienl, fbi" tho reason th.at
i'pip?i'iou., etriinenlly Wesleyan, and al?
ways n'> dear tb Ibo Clmroh as human
in dom, lui ve hedbine national and po
liticiil 'ii Iheii'ehaiiii'tei*. If the. war had
not changed \h( poliiical character of
I bc jilavcholfuilj. eh i vii I rous, exeludve.
and intolerant S ?nth, the ban Hid' of
Wenleyan Metli?*??'li.:?ni m vei could have
bo-n iinfiirloil iii ihr. ....ellon. Jf ile
loyal peoph of I lit hiitiOll ari- not abb lo
il?tVhd 'h*1 ?real principle of liberty vin?
. oar Church niuM
. o, .... i:.i- South; The feeling of ha
irf/l ; . i bitterni'ss which i.? , hoi i.-hcd
: .i..... .I.- ?.?iii < Inircii. if not fe
stridi i?'d 1 y political iictioh. Und ?Jiisi rtuil
! itim-irt ?al legislation, would i' -ul' ii? tito
j liurriol no'Hyrdom f al! v-.-h? sh ijl'd
: dan a>tvtit ?ito hu? principies ot' ci|?al
rights m finn.-li Mini idate, ie? etulorsed
bi th. M. K. Church. Ciider tli? lluslu'?
ho'if - < ! tilt' friends O?' tile " lotti c?ltsc.
which ocie 'n wonderfully revived nv
thc National ?ei?t (NdivOnUoii hi N'*?w
Volk. Such ornt?rs tis NY ade i??ihptb?vi
. in their phillie ''?leeches, cheered their
political tVioiiiis iv?t|i ?i gloyvihg d?sCi'ip
lion i-:' tlic ti nie '?uilit: when thc
nei'.ru noni.i bj- ptji loiliis j>l?iisvahil f-|?('h
nuisances a* ? i-u?-pol baggers ti}id ' ?-'i'1
.nvii:!- iie driven fiiiin the ' sacred soil
cl' tin S?>i15li. Tho loVtil people ol' the
Sotan h?ivei MIH I the ivar, liten stetig
; piing for timi: political ex'ist?hCi . y.l .'? h
i hais been in constant peril from tile
' strenuous exertions of liaise who have
brien dohig ail in their power 1(1 peipetu
?ito those distinctions winch yifbiiUi lojive
ile laboring niau entirely ?ii the pb wot"
ii iv I at the iucrcy Of i li? riding Capitalists.
It'll tac toconi elections aro already
llitbwieg upon our prospect* here tho
?ii! cants "I' a brighter day. Krcodoni
I't'.- 'h! spceolp and preiss arc to be
n faiii?il ii here once rilled the intoler
ailt hirds of the South, l here is in be
here lind hdornnee and freedom for re
1:. .e.,-. opinions that will still prbleoi
limmbers t!ie M. hi. Church m ihc otp
j.iytheill of their relhjji?U?s fights, and
pi i viii e.' -. The moral inlluenc" <>f lin
v ii cl d?t i - iilrojld.V 'stilV?tiiiig tlo'asperity
; ! ptkitv feeling, a' i 'he in li<"t'iol!S lin
that itiofe peaej'ahlc and pm-| e'rotn
, tina . arc y?i in si ore ioCthisj Unhappy
? au.i uniVji innate portion of the c. .entry.
,/.,'./' r.N ty?t 7 7'.7/7' Aft'A i S'S't
/><>!>.
' Tit vi Odd is iii h'tstdi'V. wo Ililli* toi
obvibi?s ;<< lie denied liv any ?ibo han
i'jirelullv read our national history I ?ii
,'t?i?. past fi ar veal >. Thc voice nf < i m
' lui. v cr le iii'd di mniuiing thai his peo
ph sin ii.il jp fr.c. VYh aie liol lo sup
'p..?t I h tit Cod w!H he. iiulili'er?ii? lo Un
ihjpsiioc itud ' liino tu nations, Th
..-....::'i iniiy seem t-' galliot slpivlyvbt)
j tl -.i'i Iti?iintifely burst upon tito?.' wie
lp lei prejudice .unl liatn|de hp?jjh ...
rights <>f ilicir fellovi tuen. Acts ot' uti
Uphill injustice nut..; cv.>r lie perilous I
national Interests'. (?od will defend th
I rlifliti I'l'Oiri tile itijintittibio r.ecUMidc i
pWddo? tm? iioor at: 1 vindicate, the eaus
of I ;ive.-s?.a|. He .bun i mb of ila th;'
wc -lot-he Me: naked, tin I feed the lau
ig;;- '.:..;! ivy uni" heavy lint ileus an
'lot tip oppv?iii'?ti '?'fin it , M. 1 if a uaiio
. i til ref' i tb db titi.-, they Wi I ! not fa
to feel tiie correcting rod nf inf.nitc ju;
tic?. Have tin- despotisms nf thc Ol
World, that havi? been l'ottlpled ill liijui
lice tind crime, been allowed to prospid'
i God has huirkcjil his displeasuri1 tigtiiii.
ali --nell ; ?iitluliigli (hey seemed lb pro;
, pt r for a while, (heir (loom ivttsas ita v i
able tis' their neglect l > bring forth t|i
f-.iids ?d' io|>entaiicc. N.? ti jd io n ca
ail'nr I (.'' :.\. e i dil lp i.'ii -.ie . to any Pl'jhn
hoe ci. r ii*m|i(ing tho bribe b\ wjiicil . ii
ful p ?Hey might .-.eek to allure it
au .tah'ily ? oinpromise.
j lt the duty of all Chrislian- to n?
post injnsticf and ivrbhg in livery iV?m
j especially when ilevelojic.l l?w?ird 'i
i poor and helpless. Can it bc right ft
ns tn make ?i man's complexion the roi
?son for depriving him of his politic;
j right-'ir N'O <<w is responsible for tl
color ol' his skill; This is tho ii otk of G<
a.-. dev chiped n. lh< gi'Ont variety ilii
exists everywhere in his creation. >\\u
wc presume in pass our censure upon tl
i Woi'K of Cn I? This J'i'ejil lice again
color ii- :i i'i li-.' "f the barbtiri.-.ni of siav
,ry, which lue- bien loo 1 hig fp.st?i'?(l
a land tba' bois!.-, pf fre?do'ni and et pi
right!.. Th'> principles of Cluisliani
and tho rights'of humanity forbid the
I acts of injustice. It i.-> time for us
i learn (hat il is in I'ighb nure ss ami j ii
tic only Illili a nation can bi estiiblis
.el, and when Ibis i.-- ivcogiiizcd by
; we .-?.all enter on a great < ai coi rd' prc
peri ty and true glory" beyond Hie wan
ot dreams of imagination. lt m tl
; -ha: consecrate.-, politic, amt makes it
religious linly to take part in them un
,our laws become ono with thc divine ko
. of liberty, justice, ami righteousness. ..
I a: Christian nation, we should recogni
; thc bi;, ling force of ( bid's law. ami pr;
and I ti lio r for the Ir'nihiph nf the rig
tl nt il his will .shall bc clone mi earth,
dom by angels in heaven.
Wi.fi.?TF.K's U x A D i 11 no E i>. ~- \Vc have
copy of Webster's PnahridgOd Diciic
.-iv, fro lt I G. i\ C. Merriam, ol' Sjuin
II i i d el. Mass. Yoting iii an :? yoi) a I rem
hilve a Hillie, buy W id is to r's- I iiabridg
hictioiv.'it? n< :\i. ' A ?sf-' i , .' s*
m ff I Vi.
xoi iiikiiix? rm: sriinr OF
ASS ; ss ? x M? ax.
SOM, Suivi' Uldhghi Hie i iiaigi Soo . e
..eli' nu tin? lloUtOCl'Mic press ol' oin
Stall- when I Iii* V have hceri charged willi
thc grave rcsponsihtlily of thos>? teach
ings wiiii'ii ri ?ull in Iii" cold-hloodcil
murder of Kepiihlioaii eiti'/ciis. \\ liili
thc So lilli. I'll press ami tn.my of tho
!. :l ?ntV polit ici lim .'il?' I'llUMlilli; :l di'siie
Ic ? i* ; ..;.<'''. il i-- singular timi tlu'v should
,n;.l... jiudirect eil'OltS lo CXC?t< "'?'
h ..'?lit\ ol' meir i.a.lers ami h?1 lower.s
a ga inj-. I ipi Villi e political views ilo n>(
h:;: : . nv.,' willi their ov.'ll pet ideas li!
Neut!.. ; n rights ami the ?\i.dnsi veness hi
a white m.- u'-.\. rum.'lit. They eti
(lciilly ii?itrh'h their political wrath o
keep ?t vail".. .'Hal ave ai mi np t.. lire t ie
Southern henri with !!.:?; spiril of rh?y
?ilrv ( : ; : i ? lia- -.? reciiiitU1 hoon |levelop?d
in hool inti jkillticai opponents. '?'ie
liai i li of j his ??inplaiht inns! he apparent
to evcrv ore. in the follow inn oxtri* !
IrOiu iii'e }[>': .??.?? of this eily, in ti
i-sue the ihl inst, the editor says :
'. ?.ii', t ' tl,elli- tfl\es. the I WO lace.sili
tin s ; 'h ivonhl eu-slly iiiul their inteiv.sl
in a mutual friendliness ami ilcpeiidiii
cv. liol this will aol .-nit the ?i*iutere I'
of the Uadicids ai tie- North, i\ho dt-?ii
the j ?a i tv support of t'ne jiegl'iK'S : ia r In
.. ihtviVsli ie '.he i ni pi t-hagger.;-sta li
aw..",-;-- ; nd ?n-"!ent. whito-maii-hainj]
Yankee negro; Those are all intent m
money, rule and cpiiset'pU'uee. 11 ii
sole reliance I'm- ruling and pl?ndern..
lin- ??. hile rai : - in tia? arum of the jiiv
efhiiieiit of th.- i'tlitcil States. Hnu'oi
I li iii pow. r. Hu re Would l.ot lea didi
ellori made Iii rule '..>. Th v ' hiefiu
st i iiiueiitality is ii. thc orioiii'mati.. ol
the negroes, hy secret lesigiios nial iitihs
hy iviiich lin- passions an.I lii-ts nf tin
negroes are es.'?led. ami their g?\ni
-.-l?eme.- <>!'eonlis.-alioti au '. i'i lil i iy.''\
I h" forms of law. are alli'.rin-.dv di splat-;'.
.. lt i.- clearly no' only Il e righi, hut Iii
duty "f tike white niau, t.i nt ortie ip
fa a- possihle, these uppcah t.? ihtei'Sl
itv whirh Hie UCL1, io Stands :iri ay ed 'ie;'ic '
him. ll" cannot pi eve ni t lie si'rej
h arm's. He cam..it prevent the at?
and Inst i hey Ins-piie ; or lin espita
li .::.- of ".".;n and phllUh i they p:-M>t
lipl h . ? au appeal to tin.' .. ii ti iel" .
ti e : og?'j> ir. another lorin, li- . u.h Vt
in?th.ii ti" io ilo with any l^nli ai. ii
,ean refu-i to'iCiiiphia\ hilil. II rai sa
i to him. si life vi ni tl ink proj j" io i h. ;
a lenglto against ncj. '.t> ruh inc, ii id t
lalo; IliN propefiV, go ii) titos" iv ti
wluini .vdu an- associated i'i your r/hlf
Scheines fer employment. Von -ltd
not, in I he shape '.!' wa-.,. :. ie- :. / V'l
. . - a
untare act <u mine, hilve one . \
>' , . yi.fi.oy. i, mo iou propose \<i^.n
the vohhci an-.l l\rant over ino, (ii n<i
expert to he aippoiti,! hy vu\ the hite
to ehalile M -a td iiCCoUilili: !i voii \ il
SainL-s."
In this extVuH it it ?il V -cen ti..a hi
organ of thc I ?en. .. ; ;,[ ?t. j,arly assoie
that tho Hi i uhliedli part;, hs .... asstin
lion for the pinpi s,- ,,f hpljohling ic,-,
.s"/.i-e?,iii'. i; and oppvoanion ami rii?iy
i of the IV//I7I p "p/i o! the ffouth : lt <
?its secret ami . :iH:-! i und league.--, a
grand schemes for ci idiseatioli ami n
I herc under 'he form of law '. There :
tnitllitUdcs in i?nr Staten wlio n?.)W, a.?; I
fore tin- war, read co other papers Hi
th.? .V> rc a i'i/ o? lit?se of tlie same spit
au.i i':.';; really suppose timi all Hint
St ttl cd in 'lani iii l|'Ui':, ami thal ll
' would ho set viii<j? t'i?ii uiiil their t'oitir
hy S'hdotiii}* thc men who are thus se.
?lit?, t.- oppress and r?h 'lie white peo]
..ft:.. Smith. Tlie .1/ om/// tenches I
doctrine that il is not only HylU hut 1
du()/ of Hie whites to counteract,
every pc- dide means, the scheme's
I h esc " tyrants and villains."
ll i- wi il kno w ii Hutt Hie .V'. /V
"f?en selects same persons of pi'?iniiici
and make- them the personal oiijccts
its tihuse and slander, as was thc <.;
w ith Mr. Kandolph, and hy thus siicrli
them out they heeoiiic liitii'kod yietinn
rehoi liillC, and shall we wonder ll
Hiey ari- also mai kial vi.iinis for (he
sassin's hallet ? When Ood shall in:
iiirplisition foi; Moo.I. Ile will rall
thone who thu.-, lost or and cneour;
crimes.
ANOTIII.K M ixisrr.n M rnoiiau
A 1 I A? KKK. - -Ke\ . .To.SC] ll) Iv. Brooks,
tin: St. Louis ('oiilcrciicc of thc M.
(.lunch, formerly lytlitor of thc Cent
Ghi i st inn ?(lvotutle.{ ran a narrow ese:
, from assassinat ion a few days a
i While travellihg, (h-l. -Jllirou^h M<
! roc couiity, Arkansas, in company w
I Hon. .lames I linds. lto|1utllicail mom
i of Congress, he was shot and woiim
1 (not mortally Hie dispatches '* hope")
Um rehel Ku-KUtx." Cotigressn
Hinds was wounded fatally, living o
ahout two hours. As usual in thc Sou
in case of the murder of Union men,
assassins escaped. Mr. H rooks wa.'
prouiiueni Unionist rhinnji iiio Mar :
mme neenllv a I?ai^ii . mcinher of
\rk ansas (Vmstitui ional Couvent i
ami .-. candidate hoiV?re tho Legislal
for1 Hm I nde i Slat. Senate. IL- I
iver, a nicii'.b?r o? s.- .i ral CJcucral C
|V".tlau:i.
J I.WOW ?X'?) OAt'l l'Ai,.
W '. -ce no iva-;"!! wliy the ?apltalisi
-.?'the Si.nih should eompbdn bf tif? hiii?
? hip ; Ol' disaih antngc.. <>| Iii i labor. I
,< I rim ilia' business is tittil. aiid Ul
.lilil?-- are luil'il. hut freo I idiot' ?S Hill fi
spon-ihle (ur this. TIlOSO whosO foll
ami indiscretion brouglll cn 'he Wai' tu:1
j well I:" blamed !'"r the [iroscnl povoil
; am! humility ot*tho SbUlb.
Tho tact is tindonhiblo. thal tho .".hup
lias the cheapest labor, even in i's ema
ci put od form, nf ii ny soot ion ol' t
i Union, .-'.ml the l.e-d adapted ! . ils rt,??
cultural ".aol-, liclee.l it is question
bhi Whet bet4 St is nc! cheaper caw th
tinder the systohi ol' slavery, ?.e?vii
nut thc .pi -dion of profit made froth I
natural ?herbase of the slaves, il won
juiyi boen astonishing if il were as prOl
able aich r tic vast ami vital i'ltaii
which -o suddenly look pla?e. I: won
j htive been un na tu fa I if thc slave, s;
ii< ni, td eva tod io tin- position of cit ix*
sllptild imt ?.ave been disposed to t'X
;iii his newly iieijUired privileges, ami
is nilly surprising I nat the disorgani:
tina -Ii i not extend farther amt !
'longer.
'I'la- i ?api'.ali-:t s of tili.- .-ma'ioii cain
.ain ahvtliiu '. by making' au clfofl to
change lal o: cr-. It is lolly to talk
hi inking white labor to comp' te w ith :
driva oat tlc: colored ; and tis a poi i i i
inaiucuvre. 'he wisdom of it i-- m,; \
j apparent1. The whit? laborer is ceri
lo !?? a vi ?toy; and Im may turn out to
dreadfully Kadieai, like thc i ?hick ma
so the politicians wini advocate '
chung? may gain nothing by their i
tum. lt'limy could nhl guido ?jnd ''
t|'6l the igiipfaht and sin.plc black, ci?
they hopi; to lead by the UOS0 lite Ul
independent while': Tlie emigrant. v
baH tl oil) iVoiii oppression ami ty ra uni
hi- native lam1, ir hot UkeU lo Sliti
to dictation aal j?ros?rijitibii 'Vu ''1
ion's -a!v in lui-, and it may be foi
I hld the thieat of tiiiidug idhi out
employment unless he vote-. .. -.-ig!
v di ha- . as little elect .?n lum as it
had on the co! ev i man.
Mr. Adam - in his recent .. i: it io S\
( 'ai'dllilji. giivb' sdiite \ i'| \ inigo''':".'
vatua bjc ?(i i vibe !.. th-. 1). -rn ..ral ic p
Upbll tliiS siibjOct. and \ bidha,'..-I
ii in? deinoei'aiio doctrine thai ?til sb
he protected in th." red.' ?d' th'nh
f.p.int-l.Ht .'Mid Wiliiui frcdy. ti* their
. ' ' ' " .'''ld ,'..?>
s'm'i ami abuse of (ho Laboring ol ils -
only iiggfavate *h< diMieuhi.'s ii
v. ii dh tlc j eopie a'-.' ? li I te i nig '..ere.
trust lin. employ vi's' begin to pijfi
thai lhey iiiivb lib ii .re rig!.I lo dh
t-.i the iaUiil'Cr tipiv he shall vote tlirtil
laborer has p, dictate t.? them, lt
lahpl'er should ?lave said bi any pla
.. Sir. if von do not Mite thc liadictd
ot wa- vii! quit you." ? otild lia VC
thought a tremendous ph-oy ol ia- ?il..
and ii would haye bach h.c.d ! i
OV?!' tin' i'< illilt fy a- 'Mt .'videUo,' of
ari, . rei.i l"\ ." lui: tin prilicipl
li? s?llle i:i i illier ca-e. t * 11P pi:
l .'ii- tim land, the colored voter <
t. Pd mr. The land is hilt ri; vain;
w u ii 'aa - io pay laves, without ti
'.e.; : it cannot bc soldi for lhere
Inipj.j it. it eu u m il bc tiuivef
man |.??t t?,,. ?;,|, rei' can ai ry h
boi't .m, ither markid - So, i f inti
iiidopi,|t,"| ,,<. j;,,, oilier, it i - the h
.s il folly, I hen, lo .hive ?cf
which lijiOs the plantet'.- piOpeit;
mible fpisiieli causes as are iissigui
the pro!}? ?ni.,M 0f ilia colored v.
. How a ift?,roi. von - Is not thc bu
\ of Hu- emp.yer ; lew he works is :
fe re ii I matt?
i.et our ion,is go to the
doh Tuesday i K\, and cast their ':.
?is tiny think ;,,',, ?n |ju, sjgj,? id
I and in kecpim.u\(\[ t|". Interest ?
cou pt ty ? l>o lb f0ar th.e displcasi
; threats of ybuf" lyphni ri (Soil can
even tim wrath i ,,".., praise bin
the Cod who pr< ,.t,.,i Daniel a;
, his political euell. v !l|tl) f0d Kl i
the time bf famine^ \\\ pt. Inindia! o
a A Ki: i: i.T1 rc ?i:.
This Institu?" oom i .Monda
at M Ly nch street i wi' eighteen p
j ing young men as K|ent? , wit
: prospt ct of their inimbciVH.ing liieii
I to at least twenty-ii Vd iring the.
j President ?iOwis gavuid) ciirno
practical opening aililr?^ wine!
Coll?Wed by ii|>|)i'i>priale temai'k*
' Rev. .1. M. S. Pike, witt) jH ,.,
I as l'lofessot in tin Scietitijjc I
j ment thc cbmili? year. \\'v. f,.;
?people ?lo not realiz? 'im gr?at
'lane, of his .. school of j hy IV,, h
our mission work iii lld- slu "
I'resi.hni and Di. Wehst et
lin'ir loctiiroa on p. .,,-;,. .. , r,. ?t
t'> tiie polity .ri , do :r?M"- .>[ our
l aa usual.
: 77/7: Pi{lySI?)Rt\'Tr?L KDWJTIOW
? Victory Agnin !
VYt1 ai?' htippt. to chronicle tlc fail'
- (liai tin- election of ( irani ililli Clfav isl
assured hy an Overwhelming ni?ijorilV. !
lt is impossible i, give details. Wo
' HUM. |y give tile rpt.il i I of tl.It'cli< 'I in
k tin' Valions States a:-, fdr as liOard I roil?,
.'j We liave without doiihi se, are ! tiit'Op)
?ol' tho lotir Congressmen in this State,i
namely, Whittemofo, I'.owen. tiih? Hogts
T l ill tho ?si,?>i?, an.I .hi Di- ti ic!.-. tepco-j
.lively.
ri li f ? i: \N V-- ' alifoi ilia? : I '>>nio eli- -
oat. U ; !'!< .; In. : Illili??!-. Iii: Indiana,
ls I.'? : I? '' a. H : Kansan, 'Maine*, 7:|
. lr-sa'heset! .. Di; M ie'.dirait. H ; Min-j
j; nett!:. I: M UKI in ri, II; Nohra .?ka. ll :;
j Novae la. :; ; New 1 lamp-hire. f> ; North j
( M..h aa . 'J : ' illio, .'. I : t >ri 'gob, ?"> ; Penn
. >\'vania, Kinnie. Island. I ; Smith
ii Cai-"I i tia. I. : Tenm'SSCO, ??? ; \ iTiiii'iil,
! ? ; West Virginia, ;i ; Wisconsin 8-t>0rt.
l'on SM Miu tt Alabama, s? Dole
ware, il; 15e?>rg?n, " : Kentucky. Il ;
Louisiana. V : M?irS'?apii, V : New Jersey,
V ; Ni-w York, .i:i-*-x.?.
11111 e. fret.-A civil usas; o.
Noi I ' i. i ; M 11 fl l ' 11 ' \ i ii i ' - Mi -si--lippi,
t '.' : '('vs as j l> : N irgiiiia, lo--J.t.
1 Tin-: f:/.;?:> r/nys rv rm: < irv.
I \\ i. arc gi??J t" li? able lo announce
? thc pleasing fact tliat 'ii'' election in thc
j cuy passed "if m a qii?ol ah?! orderly
.J manner no attests, m> exoitiuheiiti no
, disorderly oinidiioi. lt must lieeolieod
i I Cd Ural thc colored pc-ph-, at lejtsl of
Ibis section, know h. u- to vote with tts
. , natch dignity abd deeoruin tis whip
. j" .'?ile. Tli?y -e. al to know, also, veiw
well, fjr n/tinit to ti//'\ a', the etty gives
I j a majority bl' loui'ioon hundred IVvr Ute
, Ucptiblican ticket. l'Ile vii ri ms proc?s
, lions whi .!: fiji I ittio lit j? j am) inarched
j np lo the ba!!..; -boxi - to deposit Um
i i vote, luid Ute appearance of hoing or
gd I p/.ed on ibo Uepitblipiiii basis of e..
?'distinction ?m ticeoitnt of race oroidor.
I' ( itt/.em-. wi-ite. colored, ill)id bl??k;word
. cheerfully* mingling in tho thrplig willi
I * iii) I di-linctio'i, oh. luton! oe thc . r
i ?sc of ids pt'i'fOgiiti V?', as a edi/en. >>l
, \oli.Og for the chief ijiagUtradi' of lin
; 'talion.
! lt wa< a wise ?tl rangeitioid to have ?;1
. ph..'.':- foi th" - de of in' is'.-atiiig dliiili
! el.-M'd on liiij dav i f i !. et ?du. Many
, lllsgiilijofnl tow- and bloody uiiit'doi'.-'ai'i
j caused !'\ tile u-. ilf ti'.m:' .lioiiv. \V?
are :. i ?o Illiltk I hat this l-l .illino ioi
r 1 bOSUIeS those ? d' elect ions.
.1 fijii?i /i</.v < t>.\r/;>.<ht.x:
Thc A'l'V'.l of iliis city, in its isstm ol
' the Ith ins;., siiys! .
u As long ;.s the 1 ienipcral deiiii'ij t.
, t he ooiot i i uiaii tin- p;:vi!" a- of voting.
? so long did (he friatihiuui fear ;!.:! he
titi; th I he mad" ti'tii . tiuire ii'chiittcl ittid
a - lave. Now. how. vm. lin- '..hole sub
ject i> I jik oil oil I i :' t?jb llanos of Hie v. id 1?
people i f (he S a io t\i:n V.?1 s..i.||)il, ns
giaceftilly as ilit'iy dan, !.. tlc l. w lho\
Wiiiihl haye never i-otisCiited t-' . . abraco,
I'lie i, ti ti.'i;. at h tij;lh. is pta-lit-ally
I'j set'.lei h und ''..otc is no longer any bar
rier heiwceii ll;.- ooh-,-ed men ami tin
' white !.. ?,le. whom they iiitstcd hefoto
and .viii ??ion It'tist again."
liv ry i'recdli an klliiWS that this rigid
to '.ole was secured by his >?.V trusting
to thc lamil.i words ol certain u bos'
friends-" 'l'h?re is now no longer ii ns
barrie! ;.. the harmony of the two races
I Op tin- bards of polit ietd eiptallty ?is bili
down by the Uepublican pally. I.e
.-very Ce'lpred niau st -.- thai he doc.-- no
-tcp oil' boin this platform to i'oi'iii an;
?political alliances, but let bini cheerful li
unite with every milli who cati Uoi'dhllll
moot, and co-operate with him on tin
principle "f eijliiil rights and impartia
justice. If titi pl ineiph's of the l.Cptlh
iii'an party triumph in every portion o
tho country, as tho K'?wi suggests, then
will tm longer bo ?HIV barrier belivCoi
tin- colored and the white people, am
each can trust the other.
Moid; Kii.i.ixo ot Coi.onr.ii MI N.
The following is telegraphed from Co
i I u initia to ibo Cottril')' of this city. 1
seems vcrS singular that where thc col
oiod people tue acousod of hoing Un at
laCkliig patty and firing ujipn thc white
that no body but colored poisons sltotth
be hul l. 'I ho dispatch says :
A light took place yesterday a! Whib
Hall, 'Abbeville District, between th
whiles and negroes. Tim negroes' too!
! possession of tito polis and lit od on th
iv h i tes. Tho lire ?va's returned-. On
i negro was killed and some fifteen wound
oil. one morl ally, No whites hurt.
Joe frew.- writes to i'nis pomt tim
Harry Mi Daniel.-, :i negro member i
?he Legislature, Iroiu Laurens, w is sin
ii, the -boulder at his house by mcniliCi
of the hu-K I i\ b 1 >..
Ur. s.c')?. a i.Joni ?erat o. ii.jil Stand
iiii!, was brutally mlirdi rei near 1 ?;.;: i ;
'< nutt lloiisi' b\ nnkiioUn pat... -.
rm: <-rr y 1:1./:< 'noss.
Tur. timi' is fast approaching winn
il?.> municipal elections will lie held in
liti-; l ils und throughout tho Slate. Tues?
dity nc xl ia th?' ?yontfhl day willoh shall
determine Hi?' char toter ol' our loi al gov
ernment fur tit! ec \oars t<? conic. There
i> no difference of opinion ats to tin- im
port niloc "f the eyent. rt in admitted
lhat no question can coin? before tb"
people of ClhirTe.ston which will moro se
riously tiflVci thdr most valued posse8>
siolik.
livery; man in tin- city-niel "liant oj
mechanic, properly holder or laborer-is
deeply concerned in securing to Charles
ton a Mayor rind Hoard of Aldermen win
will a? I mi n i si er oui- municipal altai is wir!
honesty, iiiieltigoilce rind discretion
There ar? none so wealthy as tobe uhovi
(hinger : there ar" none so poor tis to b<
beyond all risk, lt is the common good
- thc wei tai " of every citizen-^which i
ai .-take. .uni our pi mple cannot fail t
appreciate both "ic disast rous conscqtie.
'.c.; nf failure aral tie;' proeioilS benefits ? :
success. Thc laboring man, especially,
? ..innot alford to bc defeated* It is we;,
known that heretofore in our city ai.
Stale- g. iv?rnin?iifs, thc laboring man h.-.
! i - :i regarded of bul small account. Tl ?
policy luis leen lo keep down thc po.
tiiijl hold pp the neb. Jf you think il a
maper oj rn? small importance how \.
vole, look over the columns of .our-iiiity
dailies that ii Ki known to lie owned ni:'',
supported liy those who have long nih'
governed Hie Soul h and are .slid mourn
el's at tim grave ol' thc ''lost cause
rhe gi' it siriigglo for thc perpetuity
li.eir waning p-iwi .? willi he at thc po",
on next Tuesday. Let eve?'y workii.
m .n register {ind not faff to- be oiiiiv
l!ic poll... .nut there do ii?s duly by vi '.
?hg for Illy sVprUiiigman's candidafc, t:
lights. Of i'm- poor, and i ??uohi'v in <
"'?ly go\ el nilletl ?.
Axoi iii.a i "! i. Muni>t:it.
A correspondent of Hie X' ir.s, writ In '
fr. m Ca i udell, S. (.'... Un td ls another hoi
rid murder ol' a colored niau mum
Mark Kirkhui '. hy om- William ?voile
on . ol' thij re'ensyd prisoners in the ll '.
riiurdOy elise. Tim writ ir ways :
.. lt appeal s Irittii thc e\! len .." give; .
Illili Iv iii ly ha I ri. Iden his le .r ic on f I
sidewalk in IV ?ut ol' iHcClotid' ' i .
Ilioiid street, c'liero.'iidiiiig sonic .'..-.?
on ;li" lo. it walk, whim li irkbiiul, in pu.
. <...,......i i.. . i,... i.i t., "ni ,
i'tuising Kelli io remark thal the hm
was Iii-. K i ric I II III I responded j hal t.'i
n il ll< was n..! Hie place for Hie hors i
K -11 \ -aiil In- would put him (Ivirklatii
Itroiiidi -tildi I.e ?uni lind enough fro :.
lim. .. Weil." replied K it kkuui. u t'
i'i iii '.: :i ?nit me I h roilgh, I "an'* ,
|irough lin- hi t -e. and il you arc I!
?psi 1er 1 am the rider;" Kelly di
lioiiliti I. ami Kirk!:iitd relrOatcd ;i sin .
iispiuce. when Kc!ly drew hi? re-yol'iv:
md lit".l. Pie ball missing Kirkland
vito rushed upon Kelly and killi
rm a severn blow on the left side ol' t.
lead. Kelly il red two more shots, bott i
. t winch look Ct I ec I on deceased. I.
Iii Kl shol doubtless piercing his ht :
is he n' o; ce led and expired. Kel. .
va-- at .un e taken in charge by glint ..?
nen prc-eui. and handed over to t .
?dieiiif and carried lo jail."
it would seem from thc evidence th .'
voilV deliberate!V a'.teiilpted to provo .
t quarrel for the purpose of getting ....
ipology to .shoot his victim.
A NO rnr.it Menora.- Thc Kdg?fiele,
li/ee/'/i's'-/' says: .* .Martin Swearengii .
i colored niau, living on thc plant?t' ?ii
>f Mrs. Kliza Swenrengin, about elga',
niles from this village, on tin4 Aikt ..
toad, was fired on and killed in ins
nuise tm Sunday night last by parti.
iiiknown. Marlin, wc arc loki, was .
aithliil and an honest negro, and wi..
m should have been the subject of assa
i tuition is beyond the conjecture ot
hose best acquainted with h i'm."
Soi; hi KU'S CON FI?II I?NCTS.-Tim Chris
fun Advocate says : Iiishop Clark, in :
ni vate hole dated at Cincinnati, Oct. .'H.
ays : a J have had n htifd journey in
he South, lint a prosperous ono, by the
race of Clod. Our work in the four
?onferenees I have just attended is con
td ?du (cd, slrcngthened. and wonderfully
iii urged. God i's with xs iii that jrorh."
Wn.i. KstiwN.-.ledge Chase gleeful
v relates, that in the ranks (d' a long un?
aid regiment in the field he found un
lil acquaintance who did not recognize
tm, until he introduced himself. Thoa
lio witty soldier responded ;-kl O yes,"
?lr. Chase ; " it is so long?inec we hilve
cen your picture. Hutt I had nearly for
etell you'." Helter Mill was the ex
kunat ion of the old cl inkey nt Key West.
V?flor s?':dv:"r tdiV:? -Xiy'i perplevdh
;.j. ?iciiiii?a over ins -,eo.y
ace. and h.- ejaculated. .* l.or. mas'r, I
.Hows >/->>. . yOiTs Old i i r.-eiibaek-i :"