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Arty; lFtVtf^?LLARS, f?r a CJub oF'Nbw sAihstyiberH< fr???f ehnrg^ ^ Y?.t?aVD' RAT^OF^V^RTJSING. 1 Squnre 1st Insertion. $1.00 -g-Wfegrttfri) 2d I Mtt??A....iT.t>&iJ...XO.< /? 75 A Squaro oonaists of 10 lines Brevier or c-n'A idoh ofrAdrortiaing space I ' "Administrator's Notices, if accompanied with tho ? ?'ou'.i'/i jt AdvortiBotiK'nt? inserted' upoh fHe'ftio.i, ' liberal t??fa?fc-i M< Kt >:> JA SI ?Wtl MAR{?Afl?*andPtJN'ER?'TI ?^a*riei??, not ex ceeding oho Square, inserted Svitho'ut cliiir^c. ?:o:? .?.(CARps%:j;;;;^; IZLAR & DIBBLT^. Will Prao^tco-m .Court h.-of.-t lie St Ate. and also of Aha Uaited States, especially in the Conrln ?f *^ JA?LE3, F.; tZLAU. .,,(., S4MUE.L ftjpDL?. ;.:;*. iy Aiicvnry ?H ffAvfr and 'fe?lirit?r "In i; "; T! Q II* IT V , . vrfdSiOU?f' iH?O?)?'K ' B'Q ? A B K.' ?' ,a*.;it-.? "ORANG?LURG C. II., So, 'oX, t7De TREVIIiLE & 'AMAKE?, ATTORNEYS AT LAW, W. J.'Dr Till! Vi I.I.K, A P. ?ma KER, ^?^^I./..:, ^i-vnu.*c.; Hg-i li j?t>?U * 1+i'ujM V? eioift tdi wt i |-^?a ? P. J. MALONE, "??^-? ?T? WAil,BRBfjBOi S. (J. ; a,pwt^ee in ithol Conrte: of. Orengohirrfr t and {?aiuAflii.'iaadfAttCh'df prdmpfly Ixt all WisuhoS?*'cn ^WhllfVf tr9* ?ytno^a *.ftrtAn*i * Li^hi * tf ? -i?r. -.-W?-+ ?-u . 4*k$*?fi P-tySetin FOR TUB ,v 1 mryiorm<l B^OF^XEW' YORICi- *M PH> ;^?|}^^3clE3 j. k U N - F U it FEI TA K LI',. 'IMyiaenel ?d?lared ?nmmlly to Policy H?lilcra - MURRAY ROBINSON, Sr., d^Ai-** d\iric^oN^Eit. ./ :r. V'.a ; ^O'F^ICS'^T BOBINSON & CO., tfSPf? Stn ' ' 8m| -J-:-r*?^-i-i-r-v-^-: '^?'y. 'B'.'V. Jamison &'Son, mtl rtJ Offor their.SerfiocB as r ATTOTIOnSICJCRB : l*-t*?!%ltlrfhrf?4f Ornngcburg Districts1 jr^T Sales atlenJeil to in any part of the Dis triflW?* ,?J??ia .7 .'C Y. I>. Y. JAMISON. S. G. JAMISON,, FlHltj FIRE,! FUlE! . ? IJrYftliR'E YOtKi-jjuIFlQ AND V BOB E It T Y . CoriM??nv Earner ?T Co., B,t f? r? f^i?P|^NTf|rOttV r < V & ? JWifalte?? -h llK INSUBANCE ^.,|t|W sCh?nercd.Cr.pila) SiJ50,000. .. f V?^M>KB'? 1M V W It 1N S ? H ANOE ' 1rt tll?rcd Capital 41,500,000. Piedntoiil aicnl I^Mtato XuHurnn.cc COMPANY, l<.v^u.' FOR LIFE ONLY. i ^ _CharteredOapitnl- $1,000,000. : : i u **jfffi?M?& StiiU Coiiycntioii. In compliance with a pr?vi?us calf, a general Clmvc&lo'n'of delegates' from the several Dem ocratic Clubs of this State met' on Thursday night, at 7 ?Nclock, in r^li^onIOttHS^9, On motion of ?ot J. P. Thonias, tlieiSfmir! man df-Ih?TKcnland delegation, Gen. John S. ?PjrestoiL.W??. called to tho Chair, arid Messrs. James G>-.Gibbes and lt< C . Shiver > requested, toact.a^.^cretariqs,.,. On mcj^o^ tho delegates, lfrom. the several Districts wtjrc .Vequestcd to present , their, ore! deciials' to'tiic'Chair; winch was done, and it 'WasTouii? tft/fe the following delcgat ions word ir..Libb4viUc~*-Ilj Wiyafct Aikep, A; Burft, id. &elapd,,W. l?.;?luke,.B. Z. UerudonwF.-.A? Conner, J. 'j. Parks; 11. A. Grifliu^Jx^ Vance, Janies, llodgcrs, J. N. Young, J. M\( jSatunier, L. D. Mcrriinun, J. Cillatu. M* * AmlcrsW?Dahici ?rown'.' E TIP!'Karle. ifaHMWW--Joseph"Erwin,>H. W. Richard, ??n, G.tBuLartigue, ltnAldridb.''?itil *: ..v..phcsterrrr-\$. Pr Gill,.Major.Hamilton. [1 FairJi<:J.<l?i)r. J. ltpboEtspn, X- 1Yil Wood ward, pi P. EJkin, W. J., Alston, IJ. Ci IV1S. r'^^/te^'A'r F?rster, J. S. Parker. J. rWMidnyoir.*-"'toAi '"?^AadTl VM-nlm^:F: Perry,.W. it, Campbell.' EuHtoBtokes/?H:-A; Gobble/*HvHj: Smith;ni j Colleton?C. G. Ilondorwjp.'hi**- J. Malodc . Ju/yhuio?Ja;uies-;Chesuut/,. W'.^ju. PcPass, J. M. Davis,.X. H.*Clark. . " ?dl U ' 5 SB- 1 ' ?? ??? Lexington-?J. II. Counts, S. P. yVingard, IT: Mec'tzc, John II. Mccf.sl.'ti,'S. M. Buir, ?. W\ Hendrix. : ' ';' ?! iitturens?4)r. 01 T. MeSiraii?. b ? dj-fty^?jWp-ih.-J>?'hi?pryf fi li ' ;'j b??. r ??rjoi?Nullius, J(J ElL.Greggj;,p.!| Leggctt. ;-^^-;4-s:!Fair. Y/tfttfr; s"/if"ciuip 'ihani ^ J:* ", aJ ???????? :>? V'?* ll linhlaud?John S. Preston, : J. P.'Tlmmas. Dr. Trvjtevout, Dr. .Buy, J.c Byneh, 'W. NV. >Vhite, J.? lX;.Popq, .P. VVi Meister, M. Ehrlieh, lt. C. Shiver, J. G. Gibbos. '1 humas Taylor, 11. Adams, John Agtie\v. Stnn.'rr ?J. D: Blamling. f.'J.'*\MeCa"nls, J or/i?James .Mason. <?>'iWon-^T. P. Jeter, J. ?.1 Mfeftifflftdlc? J. E. iMinc, E.ll, Wallace. | /! $W'tWib)!)g-r-(j. Cjuiuon, J . W. 'M iller, J. P. T,e!le;:o:r, W. K PJake, S. C.,31ean?,.T. iVloo.n, W. J. Smith. .. . Ohtiigebilrif?V. M. Wahrituiiakcr., \V. C. fTane, T. McKewn. A motion to appoint n committee. eonpiftt of one member from ouoh delegation, to iidmi uate( ..officers fur the permauent (Ugunizntion of the Conveutiop, provailed, when the following comiuittco was formed: 'Messrs, V. Connor, E. P. I"!arle, G. P. ! Lartlguc,-Ui T. Mtilbrie, T. W.'WoodwardVTi.: ?Sehirtt?;:F. S. Packer, W, L:. DePass, 'J . ll. Counts, Eli Groggi Y?'J-. Po^ie, Uzdh Tbomaa, James iinsyu, D.,G-^Icl^issick,; .S.r V) ^l.oans, F. 5l. Wanuaiuaker aud A., Moses, W. 11. Campbell. The committee retired, and after an abscuee of a quarter of ah tour, recommended the election of tVeT16HdWing ofhecrs, arid their re port was unanimously nduptcd : President?-lion, A. Uurt, of Abbeville. Yicc-Prrsii/f nfsr^Gon. James Chesuut, lion. B. P. Perry. Gen. Johu:iS, prcstoit;[Col. J .' JX Blanding aud Siiu.e.(?]i .Fair? 11 Fur Scrre/uri'x-rrTd^Bra. Jiintes G. Gibbes and W. K. Bachmau. On motion, a : committee,, consisting of] Messrs. Pope. Mullius and Jeter, was appoint ed to conduct the President to the chair. Before assuming his'seat , the President said : Gentt.kmen or Tirr Convention:?-Allow mc to return you my sincere and cordial' thanks for .tho compliment you have bestowed upon me this oveuing. ? To preside m an assembly of South Carolinians, especially in a moment like this, is an honor to which no one with just pride can be insensible. I shall not, gentlouicu. undertake to recite to you. I shall not attempt to indicate the proceedings yod may adopt, hor anticipate them. It is enough l'or lrie tii remark that you have met for tho neblest purpose that can engage the human heart or head. You have to suve from ruin all that statesmanship can save, and devise plans to preserve the wel fare of two races. T assure you of my earnest wishes that your deliberations may be success ful. '? "? ???! ??" '? llcv. Mr. Young, one of Bio delegates, then opened tho proceedings of the Couv nthm with. Pray?r- .;, . ... ^ Tho following committee was appointed to preplire busiii(;.s.s: Messrs. J. P. Thomas. B. P. Perry, W.'S. Mullins- J. D. Blanding. Simoon'FdirJ? JnmesOhcsnutj GaTti-iul Canndii, A. M. Frisier ndd'E. H Bartigue.' A resolution to relui' nil propositioosdiitoiidcd for tho acrfiqivof thp{-^unvmit}ou to>Urw bt?m mitteOj Waftyay\optody ?/{ *] A paper) was then read by ExGovcrnor Perry, which, after reciting tho wrongs which hn?r bobh'iinflictod on the South' before, during fltt?-?fehico'tlm war; tG'eounnenrted Mfo adoption :bf^rc6olutions/-',n*uclhri;rTif"?thui'fho Cdriventhm unite-' with- ;th6-'<Nsrfiohnl-'Peiitocratie party'of tho NortH; that it send tfoJegat?s to tho National Convention. tO be bcld^dli tli&?lihinuly" proximo; that thrj-'pe?rrlo* r^thft^^Wt^rJe^Tged; to go to the polls hM vote nghihsl the'rnVifieiftmu of the' -Constitution,, but I'm- State officers; that' they orguuhso I>eiHOcrutio cluba.ilrn dvery;i)istriot, town uud hamlet iu the !il#J,y? | Other papers were submitted, and without being read, v^e.^eD^ilt,t^.itbu.Cuinniittee on Business. , ??: jg _isl ?tfl The Convention then adjourned, to meet 'this m\-'ht 12 in. 4 : '0.W V?dy Vc-n^mhlcd at 12 o'clock, yes 1 terday, Floii. A. Burt in the chair. The pro ceedings were opened witlv prayer Ky liov. Mr; Touhg. The journal of tho previous day's .pr6fc*rJcdiiVgs was Tciid and continued : .f.'<-OnrTnotion' of Gen. 'Preston, the Prcsidenia 'And'^'mcmbcrs oflhjnibcrntie Clubs present, 'tforeVe<{uested' to take scats on the'floor of the tiem*?* ?' ? / *l,'0n motion, the reporters IWtlfu pr( wore iuVited to scats: ' l7 :!' Col. jNP.Tliomafc-, Chairman of the Com linittce'of-TetV: read'tlio report of the Commit tee on'Bustnes.Vwbieh, uftbr Ifinie discussion, was adapted :: ? ? 'Whorc'nsT'ih tnc'opiuii.n"of this Convention*, tho iirtorostB ?oth of our-lb'late and our coni mouiconntry.jntporatively duumud the union or ull;g'^d, y.iso^iud.eoii.^yrViniVc men, uudci bhe .banner /if ^ho Njitionaj l^Otnoun-^iy j??ut^- .'. pa.rty jaiihful to , the principle.? of thu Federal Constitution, as maintained by tile fathers of the Republic; be it/theivfnre. AVj?/iWv That the democratic party of South Uuruliwu do uuito with tin.: National BemociaLie pm/ty .of thu cyniitry, and hyld I themselves ruuthgj under the- IJoj^tiiution and laws, to co-ope"i3nie wiCli lliat organization in ;.:! principle.-., and iu tiHTnciiJsure.s. that may be re garded' .td'the -.interests of the whole country and ol ul|. classes of tjhu, people. 7iis't/in?, That the people of this State, in cluding fill mob prepared to net*with rh&'pa'rYYj be earnestly invited to Ibrm Democratic.piubs iu every auction of the Stale. Ji'iu-hi</, That, the people ol" this State bo urgently recommended to go to (he polls and | vute. against t^he.. Constitution.of tlu: vudie;fl faction lately promulgated in Charleston. :-vu'* to' vnttV for good and. true men fe^ all otnu^N within their gift. ' At the samc?iinc in votHig j for .officer's um'.-r rli is Constitution, w? would i put on record our protest against its Validity, i j AV Hflvetf, That under the ttctiou of tlie State ! 1 of South Oarojiua, heretofore tsikVn, we recog I tii/.e the colored pV.^ulatiou of Use State as an i iuteii:!l element of the body politic ; and. as such, iii'persbri and property; entitled to a full and equal protection under thu State Cunstitu j tiou aud Jaws. And that as citizens of Soutli : Carolina, wo-deelaro our willingness, when we have the power, to g'rant them, under proper ({unhfidati'ins as to property and intelligence, the. right of sufirago. lu*U'(.U, That ..a committee of live be ap pointed by the Chairman t-> nominate a State Central Executive Co?Vinittco, consisting (i scVen members: a majority of whom shall be re ideiits'at Columbia. /{esulveif, That the Ch airmail appoint a Coui niiitee uf l-'vo to noujinate to this Conycution suitable persons?two delegates at large aud' one from each Congressional DiMriet?t?'re presunt the Democratic jvirty o!' this Statu in tho^Nattionnl DuMidoratie Co?ventioii tobe held in the ci'.y of New York, on the -Ith of .Juh nutft; and'i thai the State Centntl .JrJxeeutive Committee bo authorized tu fill such yucaueic! as may occur. ?'? nmmji farlh?')'. tlie.t (he Stafe Ce'dral Jfixeoutivo Committee i^sue. through tin- press, such documents as bo deemed to.the purp^ces proposed by this ('onvent ion. Bet?re considering this report. i? was sug gested that the various papers submitted to the' Committee be read to the Convention Whereupon Cloy. Perry, Col. Plan.ling and Col. Thomas read those papers) nnd. on motion, they were referred to the hxecntivc Committee, to bo rovifcod'and published at tho.earliest day practicable; Thcso ahle documents, it is be licved, will-bo iu print e.uly1 next wc*'k. The report of the Committee on Business wad-.rea? byi^etions.*: Ad aniuiifed: nu'inte resting debate ehsned.'* Mr.' ? i objected t>. tho third section, as indefinite nnd really incon sistent., lie was ?nwilling to vote for officers under an unconstitutional p'rovisiuu. The sec tion he declared iliiprneticable and invalid. 'Col. Thomas replied! Tt was deenie?l impor tant to insert this sectif>n, in order to bring out the strength of the white vote iu the State. But suggested, that iu thus voting, we enter our solemn protost:against tho entire proceed ing. ?' Col.. Aikon accepted the suggestion, uud the following amendineiit wim added : ??lint at the j same time, wo enter our protest against its va lidity." Col. A ikon objected, t hat the fifth resolution did not go far enough, bet tho colored man knbW'^hnt he bud to expec t ; -ivrt him some, thing tangible. Add to the iwolufi-.n, that in dfte time nd'Hhall' have' partial sutli'toje. Gen. Ohesnut ?tnted that thi* section caused Hfune debate ib the Conunittee Koom, lie thought tho gentleman from Ableville was right. Wo should sny tl??t thenoln, .! man be-'mado to understand that hereafter 'ue shall have qualified HUllYugu.' Ho also tbbllght that, "'. .lay. i->Ar. >i6j\- -?'?J:-i 'i:~iT m military parlance, it would be neccssiry to accept the ,lj\fncnn nuxiliary. ?Mn! (Br^^oWy'iuilfl hc'oelfcvcd k wa's iib BoJutdly necoftsiiVy to tho'peaco ?ndrtrflcr' ?f to- ? oh?l^trbj&pthia: jtdas? of qieoplo.'iw.bohad been ^feved?;Sbpulil Lo penalised ,M -voto,,. It was im|fo^ant( to^cnoourage tlumi, and, beiug en couraged, they would educate tiieinselves aud , sc%k/to acquire intelligence and property. In ' Cfehn'ecticut, jwo years ago, "?vhen this question1 " tq*U3 Submitted to thepepple," the negrowj them -o'lvea w.?ut forward;.and voted against uuivor ^?ujl'rage on tlio ground that until their, col ored, brethren had ncuuired intelligence und property, they were not entitled to exercise too ^i^tt*/' The same argument adiBessV d irsl ir to a ter^e'class riC colored people now. ' Qualified HufTroge was tho safety -valve' of Gocroty-in South Carolina, because it w-wuld niako :goqd citizens of intelligent men ; whereas, if not en titled to the privilege, they uiight be disturbers of tne peace, Besides, the privilege would bo exorcised by so few that they cbtdd not ckov- j ;<*i?o ft controlling influence in elections. Ho Uad entertained' these vioWBifor ninnyAears, und wheu ho went to Washington, President ' Johnson coucurrod with him, apd.^u^d), that .if HH'tlio Southern States would adopt qun.li.iied suffrage it would disarm and defeat the radi cals of the 'North. The President likewise wrote to the CToVernor ot Mississippi ami ^^t^ed him to bin ploy his influence iri securing ?'qJialificif^ sull'rago in thai Stato. It was tlio .rujliUrprinoiplc?light, because it is the prize which the colored :unu has wou.J r.ud it can d<> I Em harm to society. It \va>, therefore proper, in going bel'ure die people of the State, to let! ?da negroes know distinctly-wo are willintpdtti ?opcfide this partial rjgh.t.o^siufrragc ^tj/p^i' who c^t'ii handle the tool without damaging themselves. Say this to the black man ami ?tbons-amb* of votes would be secured in Ihc coming election, hesidos doing great good in tliOjprcservation of tin; peace aud quiet of so *. C?l. Thomas gave Tils hearty cohcurfcnice to ffie opiuimis expressed by these gentlemen. Be hivoTQd this idea ever since die einancipa 'of the slav.s. lie a;: reed \\ ill: fl'oiicral |Janipton when ic. advocated this; measure a "T'lja- aco. ami he agreed with him now. The w|^\l;,:dY had J ''en i .davuholder ) but he. hoped he was a humane and lut-rciiVd one. Men talk flippantly of the approaching "war of races',', but should it come, the speaker would do his part, l.-ct us accomplish a peace'ul so luti in of this question?the solution compnti bh with the dignity of tho white race. The' question arises, what shall w ? do with thi |,(?00,()00 colored people in'our mi.d-t ? Ti; England, Germany ami Krauce,* .di.Hcultiu^ have arisen relative to the right of suffrage, by the lower cl.-.sse-. Ft :- suggested that the proposed action is inconsistent with the digni ty of the white race; bo had faith-in the dig nity and superiority of the Anglo t^nxon race. But while he held out rim olivednnMch to the colored man. he would-let him understand that Im e. e.M never geVerji the South?he should participate. We should be prepared to say to them, "this is our land.'' Mr. >iuUiiis then moved that a Committee of one from each delegation present be ap pointed to select candidates for the various Slate offices. 'flic Chairman stated that there were several papers on his desk; and asked what disposition should In- made of them. (>ii Mr. Mullin's motion, tho papers were re ferred tu the State Central Executive Commit tee. > , ?. .:?;?'??? oc^ik^ The di lie rent delcgalious then ? submitted their nominations lor persons to reeomuioud suitable Staate oifn em ; Uiehland, Johnj S. . l'reston ; Lexinptoii. dphii ii. Counts: Spartauburg, C Cuunou; Lauiens, 1);-. Mo^wain ?rangoburg, F. M. Wannauiakcr; bLcrshaw, W. J.. Pel'ass j Col lcttm, t'. ('. Ilendorson; ' ieorgotown. E, S. I I'arker; York, .1. Mawiii) ?repnville, \\ . II. Cauiiibell; Chester, Major Hamilton; Barn weil, J. Kvaiis ; Marioii, 1?. llegnctt: Abbe vilL'; P. W. A iken ; N'ewbe. ry, S. IV Chap man; Amhi.r'ii, ']. Vmrlu,: I'iiioh. T. H. de ter; Sumt. r. T. S. Mc?hnfc; E'dgefjchl; B. Srbiiier; Pairlieid, W. A. \Uo\\. The delegates retired for the purpose of se lect ii;;.; eau lidates. ruder tin' fifth resolution, the Chairman ap pointed the following Committee to nominate the State Central Executive Committee : Messrs. I're.-toti, Blaiiding, J'osler, Scbillur aud IHake. The following committee was also appointed 10,nominate delegate- to ihr? lNatioiial l>omo Ciatic Convention, to assemble in New i.itrk. on the I'ourth Of duly : Messrs. Cnuipbell, Crogg, Vaneo, J lender son andAVoodwind. T)m Couvcutiou then took.a 1 recess uutU half past 7 o'clock P. M. Tho CbuVenthiu ri?l^enibled at' halt jie.st T o'clock. 'JMie ChftiruThtr nnnouneed (bat the llvst business.in order wres the rcplirt of the Cdiuulittee to iNomiuate Ptiln' Oflieers. -.M*. JJ^put*, thu , Cbuijwuu of CuRuni^ |ee, rttpvrM.^ribllyw?; . 7 i?<$ /rb/l<6jri^/ttfrr-i:U((li| \V. jP/,A>prter, -of QUojj .-. ??$t?;-Jjict0i wintr.G'oirrnorrr-l&u.tiOli C. Pen riu,.of AI4*eville*o\5 txfj fx nbtsikeJS ?rirf? to 1 . :jtiw rii(<jt>t/ of AVu/c-r^yauiuol Cnpejis,. ,(i Adjutant tend Jnsp< riot- General?~Gq\\\ J: P. Thouias,. j ,lf? nJiup '.?<] Iii? 11 vo^ifto Iswf C>nn}j!iUi'rt--Qrntrulr--S. Li-.Leaphurti - J Uornej/\ dt i'c,\<ul?I.. >V.; Jlay ue. . l^upcr\{UnuUint,/f Fiiuco\tit>\trr-d. .A, Le Inud, ;.) ]W {,?,, frjitfe :. ??.-..?.! id*i?M Gen. Preston, from.tho C omni alee-to nomi nate delegates for The-.S(Uito Centy-^J'.xecativu Committee, reported thu following f. Wadu JJLmmptou,- Thomas, ,h\ W. Jlc Mabiorj Jinjoph D. Pope, of .Kiuhluudrj WfW Shaunon, of?dversllu'w; ,S. M,c.Gowan,: of Ab beville ; and d'rjoleau Hamilton, -of, Chester, j ? >lr. ,U; ugKi .from tho , (Vwoiliaw to nomi nate delegates to-the UeuionvatiO'C/OUVlvitiou in New yoik. pu .the.J'lourth of* .Inly, repotted:' For -Male- id Jj^rt/o-rli, b\ Perry yJutues' Chesnut.;. alternates d. A. luglis. A?'-P? Al drjcUoq txli dliw ,t?v?jun oi^on n baa ;bncd Firsl^lJis/ria-rTrW:.: Sv Mulliue tisJ -'B. Kor sbav, alternate. . ?Vi .aib*.l AVcwir^./>/.^/,?Wi?-:CaJvtt Tracy j M.-iL. Bon-j ham, alternate... .. ?d) oJ tl mi ? ? rhirtl.:'A>iUric'l-T&..- R?. Preston ; AV^B. Stan-, ley. ulteruate. abt ol .etil Fvmlh DLitr'bct+r-A. Hurt ; d>\-Dl'Simpson, altcriKitoi ? ? rjooi?lq e ? ?ii I-a iod .-f.*. :?? Gov. Perry movod that the delegations from the different Congressional Districts nominate members of Congrcsss which was agreed, to. ? After consultation, the following runnimv tions were made: ??? I First. Cdngre$wteatbU' Zh^z-iVur^'J^aricaste**, | Oheaterfield^Marlbow/ DnTl!netntt.,*'vM'srt?tf, llpfrjr^. G/fen!getpwjjV: ;^'il}ranV-b.urg. 'Sntnfer. Clarendon aud Kersbaw?J. N. Prierson. K'iott?1) Cln;/Schtib,i(il (Sshft?t^l?uvfcstou, Cdhj^bn, PuiiuXuit and lJaruw.yll?Jolyt|sou llaguod^, ,k. . ?-.?',v..... ? ? - ' ? git* . Third Congrcssioiiid 7)is//7c'/~OT:ingcburg, fjcsingtoh, Richlund, Newborry. Mdgclield, Ald.dvillc and Anderson?'S/^Tof!oVvi'h. * "' ]?' ?,!,?(/? p.-hgrrsj,'..iuti Dietc.tci?()conce,.l?ick ous.. tjrt)^uv.ille,..Luuiciia, Spnrtauburg, Union, Yovk.OhesLerand l'airfield-^-Samnol JlcAliley. MrV'flTvter ?eWhdetl1 by Mf J Cannori.^Vnb ml^f^d a r'v->lut;on. t-liac tho /Pis tri et '? Asso ciation/ noiuiput.:^ K;iit;:3d.e ]-u:>.uns. p?;. caudi dates for State officers: and also ^appoint bpeukortfe to-uddress. tbw. cili/eus, irret?pcetive of c lor ; ?be?idl'd.^S?porvitfinft .tbo^b?Jh>t boxes, i so as. iI possible, to _ prevent fraud. Which wax; agreed to. . ATtor the adontiohol a resoluttdn 01 thanks to the Chairman, f?r the (ailhful ;discharge oV his duties?to which no 'i-lrujuen't response was stunde ; .the Couveniiou nd-iourned rina die Auiengst the p.iperb.submitted to the C<oi v<;:iti<j?ji j^ts the !' ?!l'j>ving addre^ to the color ed neoidc of .South Carolina. It was alter wards rcferruU to Uie otate Central KxccntTvc C?mm'ittcf?, w;{li"- discretion 'to' publish. The Committee has kindly ??furnished v.s' with n eo]?y s-t?;v?i.? ? ? ... .? WHtid n- . ;.,stxarti ADDin?S TO TIIF. OOEOV.BD' rJEOPl.K OP btUTU d CAttUl.jS^v. . . The Convention of the Democratic party of South Carolina feels it a high aud bounden dnty to jtpcdV. to yoii candidly and earnestly, nod with e.o further rffwogy thaibtb-t o,u- iri' tcrestfc are to it certain extent identieul. 1 . ? Vou hajYe beeli sudduidy . pUt;iO-;;-j;v-'i(ion to exercise certain, powers, tlie i^iutje ;j.of ^w^ich mavrosull disastrously to you and to us. // <s iiuponsibn thht tf'our present jiotcvr con endure, WhcWri??//<><? im it'for fibbd ill. Tlie white raee-'alri adv Ont-nnmbcrs you " in the South. i^i.-etK? has made the inoifjlity among you twice wliul it. is among the whiles, aud the rate is daily increasing. EmigruLien has can ed oil'thousands of your color to distant States, while it already b'cglns fill I be! - places with whites fVbin tturnpc! Let not your pride, uor your pretendod friends, flatter you into the be lief that you oyer can or ever " ill. for any leiigth of time, govern the white men of the South. The world has never seen such a spectacle, and its whole hisio'ry. und especially the hi:-torv of your race', gives no ground for (he anticipation. Perhaps) however, you ex pect to aUuin poWcr by the aid Of the radical party at- the North, The Almighty, iu His Wisdom ^perhaps to prevent the amalgamation of the separate races which Tie created and marked.') has'implanted in every minihu breast a sentiment called the pritffilfifo <f vnee ; :\v.<\ j when this feeling is oncenroused, ? it is ono of the ?trougoat. und nu'^'^^eTslis1 pass.'.ona uf our natures. When your raee vniT^ruiou:; u,s a.^ slaves, tliis seiitiuient duuibered, aud v.nly ;i compassion for y?q i??uenecd every Utu7c'?ti he-art?llu.so ani'^ng yovlr masters ? -to treat you kindly; thou- who boluvcd you wronged, to -hviivo. to set yon frog. When you-'wbre set .fuse, companion ceuae?l , to.exist, When un due powe.r wv^give;! y.ou by, the radiea^jiHj^ty,,; I from u 1'? t i\ es which all men ajuiveciatcd and despised:) pi'eiuuice 01 race spraiil; up. Tbc so far, has cttltivalqjL^t^ .Mtiudice, until it now speaks'aiduo* Tri EnglanYnnd ii already - rapicjlyi oh a ii ging t be_. polio's <d\^d^|itire North. This ):> tlu: odium which* must suou prove the death of tTie radical party. Itjs too Htrtng'&Stt? W Of a law of.#Ma^#t.#c8l!|gai in your white tadieal friends. in spile of (heir indus trious eH^rts .to po- Jjc^l ^\^>^S^W have use for' you t Is it not anp^areuL also^ in tho officers, and even tile'very 'pYfvale soldiers, of the army whose bayonets still prop up your power, duly beVadsc'' tbey*- 'are V?khl td^o it'(. Do you flatter/yo\trt?Tv'es ?thht your "Loyal Leagues" can prevail against it'/" "Blood is thicker than. wator,'\.and Ute league which, tlio Ahnighty. Jia^ jiirgani^ij jiwy^one to which there will be no traitors, when one*an issue is fairly made. To ropctit, then.' asHvo Degaht xou* present, power inustTcnrcfy tyno!''sorln -]5ass from you:. Nothing that, it builds will stand, and nothing will remain, '?t Mit- but', the"pi?ej?dfees it may create. It is, ,%\tiSf{IbW, aAho.sJ, dangerous tool that you are handlings Your leaders, both whije aud black, arching.yyur. yutc^f^rji^oth ing but their ip,di\^duul,gayi. , Many of them you have only known, heretofore, to despise aud mistrust, until commanded by your leagues to vote for thpifif*Office^ ?afid salaries for themselves are the heighf?* of "their ambitions;; and so that they nia'kfcmttv-'h hile the sun shines^ fc 1 a; y - ea r e out. win* is-caught in the-storm that follows. Al/c^djy"; the?. <h^ead*ivcn away all capital and credit frum the South; and while they , draw eh^yen dollar-s day,*, U^fpsgn"^ among yon. are; thrown out oT.enmJo^mej^pjuJ. starve simply for lark of.-work. \Y lmL iwtrn, Uwpri.-os . a\e . carried, ou.aro-onh/. ^e. wj^rlfoo/ ^oiuhoru men, jtvbg ha?0:.f^ith(t)j;^^0/.pji?i^n> stat^ ?pf affairs; is but temporaryr;-. Theworld, does not offer better opportunities for. the. ^m ploymeut of.cupitul than aro u*,ber fou8d>ijljftlie Sp.ukb..iri&t >vBl jour/adicaJ lVicud4^eu4fthj^r '??oue$,hMrt> ;te. in\^t,?}j^^[onu doJlarij jiT&hjr wouJOr-ju^.^f sop^^entfiA?^u. iuvootmonie iu >o$ .J|jJwr^.,*Rs,,fru^u^^ .tVuj inUqeiie^ oi^nur le^hil^on.a jC^pifi^rfttJ* lo<vci\od. tesh u^c-as.^f [ .jadlytpluguod., ,tt-mB? W^u-Abqr?V**Jct. ijr^ ;,ap.4lJY:*Ui$Q&x)i%?il the tie^of.ogr,^ aud fading-, in ? thpu^aAj*,^' ?tf^-hj ^ supm.ior. - ohrjistianity n*doJw ^^t&paByalftttfp efi^tu. twft, -;vuj;eay,..T*ho/)? J?V'V^ehcgtr,hii*itthj<wui together, to beware of thej.cp^f^iua^yliieU your;r.leaders ore tiTgiug,ty^u?h'i-M.d>lii>4^blly which' /purely iuju.. be^?.-jyou:>ftHciitJli!|fljt. ... ,Y>> do^^ot; pretend to^le1byltcl^rVb4n(|(^^i^i your race theai . wo ;a? e -te oursqlve^>?tti?Jnw? ouiy spuak. fwherowp,arojiivti juyiteddboig'grse your wulijuo concerns outs, M\ yo.i d^.-t'vo^ yourselves you injure us. and though bu^iiUj^, compared with the hk.rpi yun-wiM-do^jiiM^rfi's, we would if we evul 1 aye.rt ,thn.wbiil|icdtiW5iff . W.o: Mot iu 4ny;couditioujtii!44^kfl5ou ouy promises or inpropose, to yQu a?.y; confpjW mises. \Yo can do nothing- but.:iisc?jt<?tjkj,> co.pr.-m of event?but. this yye.do .w^boutythc ^?ght-.st, misgiviug i or aPF^gta^ofcO^f selves. We shall not give up our country ^gyA tjwe jW^llfj^.m.rc^orc our control yf.it. jBut we earthy, .edition ^ouj and beg^u^u^,^ ;j|??uwHih:, to( beware yf the use vm^^a^e^ youji;."temporary ftOJ^gj. {..BeamAuh^^u^ gggg race h?s nothing to gain and everything tQ losj^ if you invoke that prejudice of rac^ w^jph, since the world*was made, has ever driven tho weaker tribe to the wall. Forsake, then.'tn*. wicked atid 'stupid men who would'lhYolvc you in this folly. ::ind*"makf to y\ntr?c1fc'^fr!clttft. ami not enemies'of the whltb'WttzcA?1 irf^dfif^ Carbl?flh:; J ???? urft>n^?:i b^n?drj|aMto The Ifnited Stntes tlrati'trJury iuTBerrmtdid', has found a new iudietmciit-?g>.inM-%Jeflersbrl Dnvis. It. covers (il>y pages rtnd dfttsdhi'alf his ottbnees since tho opening of the rrehelHAftl Judge Pope, of the twelfth Circuit ^urt^oT Alibaba, was arre,!..! on Mniidify^?ij^nt Jacksonville by the military^a^MiU^i .Mi? confined for failure or rclus^.rciftfcftTOo inrv order. Judge Wpe wa^'a'ii" o?iji??lll4nd nil tho time TTnionniahV ,;) *~T*.** bvintwa>| *it?i1i?l On \Vc.laesil:iy 1 ot> ^ jdtilltcv neai -.Cbfiiraw. planted :ibo.;u {jM.t.t.; ngpoj uf. cum. ,^.j^ow r?r % dq?vedatious; ,.f the (irows, ^m\^?As0" onvo a gejUdj ccud, be. dropped t^flsi^ one or more. - art.i?ts" cutcrcd^ tw J^yraMyf dark and grabbled hiil aftCr'hiill, every^Jj^ji^ th^ieldjindjmd^'U -] At tbe^iai^ato^t^Jt>6!(i^^ Ftiris bar this qucstii^; was discussed: "Can a person who divct tly aids another to commit suicide, be indi. *M n.v:in i.eeiWlVcfe'in Wact of, murdi r?" The poiuf '^"deel'ded l^lflte negative; ' WUV/rnt1 gHttte ^Uw'ever, dftho tlrr: he-- wl * ?' V>\ - ..' ?. ?