The Orangeburg news. (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, August 29, 1868, Image 5
THE ORANftEBOBft NEWS, i
SATlltMY, AUGUST SO, 1808.
,. ,11- I - I ? -
FOR PRESIDENT,
HOBA'flO SETMOm
OF NKW YORK
FOR YXCE-PRESIDENT.
P. BLA1IL
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:]jl^|fc^gs^ido^,iwilii. mc&sia fC^Sj at baad-.
\St?^io? ><5t'.i..s(;.ucc, ,-^utio-a number 0>.. fol
?W^oitlaoms. 6f l?erman ;.arc: .ic.gc.' .who are in
; &$f%ab.lt o? corre.rrSou-lbg xogrta. iy wlth-thoir
[tf?iivca r.ad frieiuls afeoi? the water. " Kap
d^^rv^^hb^jiccd. uib-rc? Cae ;sirod..ctmb
ofvwY.te bJjer Co- a more eoasidcr&ble orient.
Tsetethifc pku&rt/ of the niaghborhtcC eaob ooa
ltflbiUo abaai 100 aero, of ir.nl with a .place
s\i4<b\c for" ; :lwoHiiig-hou80. cu each tract.
" ^t^'S^'aV. cor th'uls?aJ acres of land can
?-1|8???li:^'c;^:^?$-od* ?. y :u'?.
??Q3i'Jo2i]wvhi'P'l Oijoliandreil doIUrs, so in nob
tlircdjfcttc'.'. . laifc oach of these tracts be then
ir.sei to iiuvaigranta for a term of
?r,' at 'a "pricefixed nova say at $-100 :
^thc.iaean time, until purchase, to pay
?'nW^&th** 'interest of t?sa f rice, which at
$4G0?wbuld be $2$ a yeaf. . A contract of
pK&'li-iiid' world ?uufadllj advantageous to
jffir^o^vMcraei! tue immioant ?ud would
i'ew <v ,: .. . ? ? ,^..' ^ . ..
^^^Ju^oca numbers to jock to car shuroa.
.^Hti.^#e..fipwtwa i.rjReo, How ^re w? -to
:<f|(?^y?^ As scea ?
b ^Ve^lfeluj'(>d has s:ib*eru>od the tend, aa5
?v^&'l^dflTth'e preliminary arrftagomoats, let
u .QmumiUec of 3 ?.??- $ bo appointed, pad let
^te^^'S^^ eoino of our Ger
>. ^,>{^tt,c:it8?.a?r4.t?ko thc.a oat to see the
? Jj^f^o loc, 'iioproposoil for tli'o dwellings
? ;"'|r^;ft^^?; aaa aoqitaint thcan with all
pd^^j^f^ttae leases, prices of the b?n\'f &e
d?ue, cur 0 crmau friends h?f? cau
eovr^poudeuie. abroad, and .0*
piidid^tisfactov'ly to (boni-.-how. everytluog is
f)9H?.^bdhd. w'By this meaim,' numbers may be
\v il?^^cf^c'?^ic^o South Carolina,' who could
- 5^^:y'J'ersv.adovl by :> pa.blic agent at all.
^ '?SC L'0;!'" '3 as tcasuts,
alfc^^^^fe^ieyovy j^rty^sorao.wijo wcvJd
&B(|to^^|iuSoro^ be1-hired bgf
lvc>.wtng?^e9oa e*t^dughei
:hon aie worth ; :fdr'!thelr:inbor
lffluait%|o^rfa:a'd n^ve'rbli^le.
?^/Vltty lm: .?tt*. K-.;-r...;. i. *a?;:
i wanfc t& see this plan iried; for we bo
Ticvo ?t will ^aoccod. - What nelgWxvhood will
i motioa 7 Lei us bayo a BAN
'I^CtlbN in this entcrprh-e. ' Let the
a,\\, WHO lil?ADS THLS A?
4^}diiS^^ of his neighborhood at'
. ^.?tor?C'i for this la. the. season- fco arraa^a. the
^W.-V Or, let it bo bought forward at tho
^jrfj.Ddi?ooivtio Club in the
Iru^oa. .'?.In ?fls way, niiich more can
ftficnmplishod. than wo wo aid At S:"sl imr\g-1
^Vf^ ?w'jjed th/i'I the p'.fior v>w to obtain
.,cu. plflo.a in (-ar mhlit, is to Induce'
??^r"7
5soyar..l laa/dlrs iu oomc together. In this
*way**aoy arc u i nweh utter st^ngms Li the
f hvr.u. j'hey tee ftvo.'.n? tlieiii familiar faces;
'^fiipf can ie'y ca each ythc* for mutual ass?K?
"'^BitiWill a;i h-. v.r oi' sickdoai .or trcuhlo: aad
-lw??;X*f.>1r,?'J,'J "G0"':uc il; a't-'ohed to
$V<.,s?ihf.^: ?Ath-ry hsvo hewu totxtoir ioted Fa.
Apbrr:?. m1, i
,ico the p:t ?
tod. Thort
.?^?ijJpifc^.^'O 'fo.:._L\.dlc;.I ua.ke^s ,1a ilv.t soe
'--?.<-h-'ii.: .he; -..".I h va Lo irc.-.te elwwhoro.' The
?tW?^^^p'-'y M h.bor ..Hi reader land
?"t .411. ? .
^^ti^aW .he, ca ie I-.j, Wo >rlll ,ico
.^n^a^mc-.osit 'abc -nyatom .-up- b utt
. .*W^Mi'f? >:*dCav;ti(.loataV.:Ul - bator ablo to
??'??jJJ^t^t? b' twaoh' Dcmeo'iild and-il.V.l?ul
?Jjpy'^. T-'O Haleal :.c^roes w'11 then
linu, th'.i t'aoy iaxvo a.j ecvt.il.?;y $f omplcy.
inoot; that .y yoi-.r t-hoy have to ohr.ago
v. '-Oil e? alodo j ffttlle tlie. DcB?o?aatlc
?' frUd-a^a ? will. ?!ave .'at&l - l*is'd*tlrtigt end
v Steady employ maw. '5A tolim^a.oac gfctSietif
" y%ij',?>MW Ule St^eiJW whi be ti.: ^!ll^
st-raes, ' .a;!I Ihcy aro rolitd out of oar uplift j
TOB &ELATION OF fim HACE&
AK ADDHE8* TO THE .COLORED VO^EfuS,
THE DEMOCRATIC rOLICV.
The wterepr?^^ the purposes and
desires of the Democratic p-*rty, end of ihe re
units which would follow a Dcniooratlo success,
which hove boon so centlnm.tly made to the
colored voters of the city, rendor igt. nn?o?cvry
that an aoihorative annonneement should bo
made to thorn of tho truo principles and ob*
joctsof the^i^uiorftticjpjrrty. It waa, thuvc
l| ^'Riachrdt, At e aieetiiifiioftho Centtal J)oui
f:ooratio Cinb, ooui^baedjOf dchpgRfcs. from.tho
eovoral wards bf fto eitjr, ?L?t an address
should be issued'to the colored votort, on b'o
^IfOrtWlle^or^ifflvty of the oily and
byUtirauthority/ ?
Li compliance with ihm resolution? the fob
? < r\ .-J nr.
to be true~iio"premise that we do uot intend
h?neV^l^f? ^finlir^t?! odcao gaMir^'&^vo
; toaBiuozvtion of thV'coiored voters; corifMontltf
f| trusting to tho; truth", t?> reunite ttyo>o whose
interests are idjmtical,;; and whom force and
;falsehood have kept separate so long.
JAMEB CONNER,
, President Democratic Contrail Club
Of City of Charleston.
iiiE Abnr.'i^s" of' tPB* dumocuatio white'
v?XB't ? oi c'liAnnas'i:;: to v..'.. COLORED
VOTKRh op 0HAHLK8 o.'t, TUE a.i:Ai:..Ano.
AXD olf HIE atCATB OUKE^AXSiY;
"Wo are infl.aacod by vai'h as considerations
t? address you, und, in >plain and aiuipio ian
guugo, to tell you .lalhfully our views and
purposes. Thoy are also the views and pur
poses of tho great Doniocrntic party, which, for
fully threo-fourths of the lifo of our govern
ment, liaa governed the United States, and is
soon ab?ut to reatuuo tho administration of that
govornmeut. Among thoac considerations aro
tho following: .'
- First. Wc are naturally your friends and
you.are usturally bur friends. Any othor ro
tations bctweon us are unnatural and injurious
to both. W i have the capt.al and givo em
ployments. - Wo own the brads end rcr.iliiv la- (
bor to make tnem productive end profitable.
ITdU deair^ tobe employed. By your }abor
e?one you can live, W$ desire to employ you
and to have yon* &Ik>;v??et. oeoattse 3t 'v. haL
ter^ or cheaper, or mora prof table to cs than
the white labor, wlUoiL'.ivfSi-'.'be glad to come
and take your place if wc ?vo compelled to dh?
card yours and invite it;.but we desire your
mbor'boeauso you know us, and we know.you.
Wo woro bCrn together here and we. have
grown' up together. In. infancy we wero
tunned togefchor, in boyhood wc played together
sad vre do not easily forget these Tor tho sa.ke
of strangors. Hence it is, that we intend to
leave it entirely to your ohoico, whether you
will be friends with tus or bo our enemies, and
compel us to treat you as enemies.'
" Wo /mow we can dv.without yon. Wo ihiuL
you will find it very difficult.'to do without us.
Wc think it our duty to take 'rare that you are
as fully informed in making yorr choico, be
tween enmity and hostility to us, mid friend
ship and peace Wirft us, as we cau Inform you
b^'toiling you tho whole truth, -'^i'lib' reasmi
ll?^Cfs'?nfaaty'Wdo this is bbcaiiso we hro
indebted Co you'Yor^rfca^ fidelity in tho peak
and because wo are thd Stronger,- nnd you the
weaker parly.' "It - Is always tho duty of the
strong ft ad powerful, besides being just, to bo
genorous.
Wo have the wealth. The houses in which
you live axe ours; tho lauds upon which you
must labor or starve ore ours. Wo have edu
cation, ndvr.ticomont in the nru nad sciences,
and iu civilization gonerally. You are, fc
tho most part, uneducated, just Starting in the.
career iu which wo are so far ahead of you.
Wo havo th? ruanbors over you; our raco :s
thirty miilious or more; yours four millions or'
Icsb'. ?' ' ?
We think it our duty to use all theac gioat
advantages justly and generously for your wel
faro, for your dvanccmout in educatidi? i;
tho acquisition of property, nud iu the pursuit
of every good thing whioh is meant by, or
makes up what is meant by, '^?'.VlV^Wi/^o;^,'' il
you will allow us to do It.
Second. We see aud /enow that you are hur
rying on into groat und immediate trouble aud
danger to yourselves aud your race. Yon aro
proposing to bring on a conflict 1 "tweca your
selves ruid onrHolvss. If it co'*n h pyou bring
on that conflict, it wiM be a co .iVt 1 etweon
your raco and onr race. Thoro aru iadicatioiis
that yen already think yourselves propared for
this conflict. You have for somo time prac
ticed aggressive and hortllo conduct towards :is.
You havo atjscmbled as a party or cla?s, and
you luivc doliboratoly Intcrruple-J us in moot
itigs, insnltod r.ud nssaultod individu..Is among
us, polted our houses with stones, InsaUod our
families by vulgar and profane language, dis
turbed tho night-quiet by nuoarthly whoops
anil BoreamS, threatening "doatli to tho Rebola"
'?-moaniug ourselves; aaarmltod aud thvor.toa
od tho police aud police stalums of tha oity.
Yod ore arming ayd drilling in wariiho piao
ticca, and this for aggres.aon f.^it attack, not
for defence; baca.iao you h-.ro a* ceuso or pro
ton oe of csoee for eYpeetiug eggro;?km or *?t
tack froia us. Ycu havu r^ever boOB dirt ibed,
net aveu in your riotous aud disorderly candoct
fyo, of coarse, ktevr that yaV. r.tc r.fgsd aud
enticed on towards tit is'great danger and trou
ble by wicked white men. We know tbo n,
who tboy a:o, and r\\ about tbem; what they
say, and whtit thiiyaro doing wo also know bet
ter than they br ^u raa k.ioir, ? the sure siud
swift penalty which, will fall aport parfclouhtr
men when tho conflict beginn. But this will
uot then Bare you. Tou will not thou be ox
ousod because you have beeu deluded and
cheated by there iufumouB men. Listen for
one moment to. particulars: . .
WudU ne h?ld our great mooting on the
evening of the 24lb July, you proposed, it is
j^itL ua^o^thdijttidance'of a white man who
'jT'^ourwrfdidcfe for Mayor, and,vwetare'tindr
assembled; to form iu proocesien nud disturb
our;meoting by marohiug through full1 live
thousand people, closely puokoa, in the street.
Yea were, fbrimtately for yoursolvt*, prevent
ed by the iuflueooc of the Mayor, who is also
of your political afllnity. lr you had attempt
ed this wiiful nggresaion, you would have
brought on tho conflict at that time; you did
?:i -.. ii... i'q?x.-R. Tt.-^tj^s.m? ....a; i
,11? -ju .llu lujn u?, '*?vi.\juji/.'. . TO /^jni mull
cibn v - a ub or of the Southern S^ombs'ateiy
hSbuth - C,??liaft, Arkansas.' Alabama, ' North.
[Carolina uatV Georgia, having ratiiiud and ap
: proved'-, of-'the' rim8flabiVnt,',tIre1 TSecremvy of
.State of shy United' Staic?.-' published tho h-w-.
fal rerlnicaio, with tho great seal of the na
tion thereto, and .'.om that dr.ycho amend;
tiiont ami tho accrual abolition of tlavcry, and
tho porpctuai freedom o,r tho colored iuan, be
came the h'reVticr.blc higbost law af^io land,
But mark vou ! This is what* r.? say. Tt
what tho Democratic party .-.ays, aitd insists
upou. and is now struggling to establish. N
Wj iho'Republican' Radical ;r.rly. They deny
jfuls. You doubt u?? We will ?b.wyouwja
Speak truth.
Tit's question being, as wo suppose.;,forever.)
settled, was ?reopened by ihe Radicals, so. far
as they could reopen lt. Wo dcrly^ their right
or power to do this !aw"a!,y, but they Insist on
it, and 7tov -a tho bsuu to be tried in tho great
contest now goln^, on.
The Radicals, v. iiSGC, proposed another
amendment to the constitution, known as the
fourteenth (1-Uhj amcndmc.it. -They sent Iu
to the ?Status for approval. It enme to the
same Legislature?.; for tho most part, in the
Southern ?&fes wltl .h had approved and there
by ;.W<rV:he a.mondiuo't. abolishing slavery
It was the same Legislature of South Caroline.
Tho 'Southern "lag" shit men rojeotod the four
teenth amendment, and it was thereby defeat
ed. They did this because it disfmru hL-.od j
their bent limn, who had done m crhuinr.l >r
c,ffe-aivo. ac;s, eycopt siieh ee wbcyliad bee:
encouraged and aided end supported in doiag
by the pooplOj and it would, have boon mean
and dl^racerh! If the people, or thai: Legisla
tures had punished those wJno were only par
Ueipsata in ih?ir owu guilt, he ?adlcul?,
iuoajpnbTc or dis'inguiahing between mesai*^^
and genet ashy, were ftorecly Irritated at this re
ftw.i; thcrcuptfa " they declared our Legisla
tures illegal?the sauto Legislatures which had
abo'Iahe ' slavory and assured your frcouoni
who.^e aid they had 'uvuked nud aoeep.cd
They broke up these Legislatures by military
power, because, they said, tboy were "illegal."
They cstabllshe l military governments for
time, and ilually your ..government, such as
now >?.' They call that tyt*. Wo deny it
If'wo are right, you aro safe. If they are
right aud tho Legislature which made you free
was illegal, thou tho legality of your freedom
is an open question for tho futuro discussion
demagogues, Radicals and scalawags! It w
by you to rosist such a fraud. We ask you
raand by us for your'own sake?not for our
sake Wo can aud will take i*ro of ourselves.
We know how to do that, or to see that it jiS
done. Tholr hatrod to uu was so gvcab that,
for iis aake, with all their protended love for
you, they would giro up your freedom and dc
elr.ro it "Illegal." Their hatred to the slavery
of the colored man was less than their hatred
to'the white man of tho South. Their lovo of
freedom for you was loss than tholr love of
alavory for us. Do you not sec it ? Do you
net sco lltat u the LcgLshluru which gV.vc you
freedom was "illegal," its act also must be ille
gai 1 Do yor. not .sec who did thht, and that
they have failod to sec a re .from tho Lcgish
tUreM they call hyul ratification of the nmc.ul
mcnt cf tho constitution which makes you
froo? Doos not rl! tills show to you whr>
tricksters and olteais aro loading you to your
desti tution ? A lor ;hi? exposure of thorn,
whon it is your isi h to find a pretoncc for hos
tility tor us, you will pretend to boiiovo thc;>o
menj othorwisc yott will not bollovo them.
We havo not loft you one pnrticlu of reason for
tin stiag thorn except your tet\h to do so. Jf,
in fact y.a aro not docolvcd, but, knowing
tholr falsohood, desire hostility to Us, wc can
not holp It. Wo slmll rcgrct,.it, moire for your
cWn a<ko than ouv own.
We havo ,"t.oi.!icr Vary grave oomplaint
agj'.i.ist you. You Itavo been placed in pja
80^10.; of st.prerao political powor la S^itlh
Carolina; yon are -csponsiblo for tho man nor
iu which that ;;owor hi r>di.iiuis:orcd. The
popuhtlio.i of tho St..10 has two distinct gc. oral
classes?yoa'r raco, the c?lored tveo, aud our
raco, tho whito jracel There Ja also another
and third elaas; or more propo.ly, n fungus of
the whitci. ee, ihSlgttilloallt in nUittboW pnq
degraded iu eara-nctor. But small as it is, tills
hi Again ii\b:U.-<loi Into two very distinct ;>art;.
They arc very ooraproliensivoly .'^eribed
i the daa!cct et' tho Hi^tlng? iv? "o. rj^t^Jiayj
iUaCiiiits :m,i .^?.don? soiietm^s.'* Thin' md>
di.jrio.t^ wit'a '.x'W? parte goverwt you, a'td
by your ccnwnt ?nd folly, g-vem* the ?wt?.
Ycnr race imlly1 c/.cted* onra la ttnmbcrs i;t
this State; you have a large majority cf the
votes. With ,thi?; power in your hands, you
?sCAndaloUsIy firbmsed it. Although you uro
for tho oifva part uucdtcatec! r.nd Inexpert*
ODCod in hlic affj.lv*>, yet there are auioug
yc. mo a of ability aud oila a-iion. These men
you havo bet asido, and lava committed tho
StutO udminUarHtiou and its representation in
Congress?Us patronage aud' power?its char
acter and credit?to tbo carpet-baggors aud
scalawags. Not ofacouru) because your men
are, iu any merit, Inferior to them. Yon are
ti.eir ar.porlora, and you have shovru it when
ever thoro bos l?coa a trial or aioril. Superior
in deportment, ia ability, oven in property, and
im ureas drably ?.o in respect/ibi'lty and cbaruc
tor. You wore placed at ?laueum power by
usurpation,-aided by iuultr?r/ violoueo aud
force. We might bave looked, o.i with aouio
coniplfaceucy, ceitainiy witb curiosity, and toon
you try the brief experiment of governing us.
You would not do that, but you elevated, ovtr
uot expect or intend othoi wite. it would have
been quick'und decisive, and coded before this
thae. Upon the! cljch of tho tologrctpll (hat
Vci:ioc.r. s could not pw.-is C'y ?&???;. ble in
Ct.a. v / itif'y i'''cir no.njwtiou) the City
of New A'oilt could aloucsond, and would have
iniV^iiom, bdr '? sWf.vinui* p-:piM.ulon, ? nicn
c'tVcSgb to avoueo us. andlu vo made ' <U the
Lust i f such coyalct.s furah's oceouoi.. Our
aoxt and or.vy p .biio meeting ahiee wits few
clay?,, h?.l?>, and in ihc op?:? an*. It was so
disturbed by colored people, with nnging.
?luiv 1c. whooping, and xciehml/ig raid iasiuthig
languiige, that it adjoin ned. AH this has been
subadtt:d :; without roUilhdloii or merited
punishment. Other designs and threats have
Locn reported lo >?? Upoa evideuce seemingly
trustworthy, but sc criminal ra I horrible that
v?c wijl not d* *e y??u by Iho'pobllc itppear
aiice.of belief.In.',scch chrr^es. They are ut I
var' .iicc with cur expedience of roar nature'j
and gemra! go d tdiaraoJer, but iiol .'u ousV j
teat with the b;.<i character and depraved n.t
taro of the \v! '.o mca you 'ls:on to. n*.u might
be tho aatitral coiise-jt'citce of language we
huow hey have vjsc?:\ 3.1 e will be held :o
fear" I aroount when tho Jn\ of 'their whh'l
wind c'-inciIi."
We 1. ow belie, than yea kiibw', wlii It is
thai the infamous o-ucau white men why lead
yea i "go \ oii into Ibcifce liggrcssioiis. Wo will
tell you why it is that they do it. 'J hey are
frtj V.: ;' ... by the m ', af n,ic .? 6f thu i?c.:
?)c; y. The, wiadd provohe bLoihhe.l just, as
they did at Memphis aitd Now O/leuna in
ISoC. The mpesacro :aul bleed of v/aw colvr
ed people, U?cy tliinV. pomli-.g tTO-t plots
don, would be prolific seed for J^d'.e*! vc-tta;
aid ao it WQuliZ be Lr 'Jio suffering*, of a four
roars' war. a ad :he wen,.; oaala.vnco of r. tlleal
ado for rbrce yon as' haduai llriigli m' Vo.vc.
ivisdom. If tho conflict come.;?if tliore shall
i>o mn~;?.^.e o?td .bloodnlied?it shall wot bo
jhargoable upon v-^; i>n I the ooirtrlvaiioos of
^bur iludicr.l a.ssoc'lat*";. and then lyin-j.- nowu
papers, will hot a*?ail egHin to ehcai the popple
In that respect.
Bo you rcmc'.ubur the ovo . s of 11. Cl?tho
ittack on Foit Suiuler, and the tomincuec
neut of the war ? We nie au;< you do reaiem- i
jer. There were then mote peoa:e in the
United Str.tea who believed wo had gCv?d cau^o
if complaint?who wcro opposed to the Repub
lican party aud Its purposes?than thorn aro
ior who upprovo of t'nc poUtiwsl .mpremacy
tvhich has beon given to you. The Republi
jan ]?arty was ''en, as younrc now, 'a a minor
ily. Mr. Lincoln and his party wont into
power by a minority vote of the whole people,
A. great majori.y of the American people was |
was opposed a> the war. It could not have
boon carried on against us. Artful and de
signing men of tho Republican pr.rty, seeing
ibis, contrived to load us on till they
made us appear beforo the world a3 the
tgbrcsr>jrs and the authors of the war.
Fort Slimier was redneed, and the national
Sag fired on and lowo ci by us. And tbon it
was at once tho North, .aal che East, and' tho
West wcro united agr.luht us. Seit will he
with you. You will begin the conflict. You
??0 now beginning It. If yo- j^o > a, our r ce
with as thirty millions Yt'I.'. bo arf a.,o mi.n
?.g* last yom raco with it-: th. ;c a.'.?l .vaj. Ton
Lo ono ! Do you. aco It? Do you vloubt the
reahlti or your hiovih'.ble fa*e? Cousi.lcr
whatwlh the:: bo your oiiu!t*.o:i whloh yon
will havo a copied and olicson *.t cxclrattgo for
year presoafc h pw ft ml tho a.'.auvaoo of e^ua*
laws, equal Justioe, peace and pcacetiblo prji
pc.ity. Again 'thl.;l : \rc k'liow ami Lilly
under* a. d the aria and Ja! rh: by which
tho fa so raid ini; i ic s wliho ;ucn oaccltc you
into your pixscht d.Vager. Vouaro arming
and drilling hi wavilhp pvacticca to protect
^ouv freedom '. to ? rcvent you. being r.g.*.in vo
duced to slavery !! Thcso infamous mc.i toll
you it hs tho purposo ol' tho DeaioCKitic p. rty
to roaioro sl. vory?thrt v. o intend this?that
if you vole with a? y u will vote t: nn.kc yccr
solves again slavai. Mo fakohocd dver encod
ed ibis In wickedness nnu ai'dr.clty. If ycu
wouldatop to ihihk oneaiomer.t you woul.1 r-eo
and tie toot lt. Wo v. Ill expose It to you ; wo
will not ash yea. lo take our word lor !:, biitwc
will oat ablish wb two s.iy by ; ubilc lecorda.
it 1h a double falsehood, h'or they knew that
wc aro not only guilt lor* tlw. eh, r-^c, lint we
are tho party which hisu^a hat your freedom
is f:-:od ixav. forever pottled ; t.luit it I? not aiuj
oanuot ever bo quesiioacd or dise...vsc. '., wl '.lc:
tho Republican p. ..y have luado it ?a c^>en
Ciucslion and h; vo led It so; If they provr.il
now, at porno I\iv9ra d?y il.o utda^fui extliio
tio.i of sb.vory rtaay ba denied Nl?.d , d'oe^csou.
W% yjti Uli yw her, ri.ra Is; 0,\ fho .Mh day
0? Jrfacary, iCto, ( w.jgrew. rbras i vo r. t
aaamtloent of ti o Coa%'Jt.':l')R of -.ho Uaicel
Gutco, to be salmlwf to * ? oevi r. I Slftlos
for tWf ?7p in Ihc wortJ* 'o-?awlag :
"Au riauid XI u. Stondix i. NcUhcr ?lavc
ry nor involuntary servitude,, ox <mpt as a pun
ishment for. crime, whereof tho party'ahri1.!
havo Leon duly oviiviotcd, Bhail exujt^. "^Hliln
tho United States, or ;.ny pkmu?ab'ect U> their
jnrlsdictidri.
"Sec, :% Coagmaa ohull br.Ve power to en
force, this article by appropriate iegismlluu." -
This could not beoomc a part of the consti
tutior. without tho consent and apprcval of
thrco-focrths in uuiuber of tbo Slates. That
number of .States could not bo had without ilm
Southern States er several of thoui. The abo
lition of alsveryj* therefore.-cot^
lawful aud binding without pur aid. Wo gave
tint aid promptly and honestly. South Citri*
Una. was the fiiub to. do.iU- We-who addresa.
you wore 'parties to it. It was:done by the.
Lcglslsturs of 180a. on tin?? 18th day of No
vember. Other Southern States followed, an
us and over yourtselvei j-ilsc and wreko.T men.
Did yon do thIk because lbey avowed i ??.em
sol vec crt*r enemies ? or ware you obeatud your
selves ? If the forme;. then it is the iugbeat
proof of yovv ou.alty to us .^nd'ai' rprjia iulry.;
clon ih?-.. wo shall ho omx i'e.<; tc 0c .?-.noil er.
If the L-riucr. thc.i yvr.i u.ay ?Tmwrii by" the \
cfrot^yifcuriVJke.M* od ziiYi?tsb .snoot gatttpeft
Wo wl!i shew !o you what sort of a Thorite
molit it is 'bat vor have se'tT.a ovrryiur> elves
and om's.dvcs. ^11 'is now'oii exhibiting-at
Columbia, playing as ?ad prank- ?.o l.e slaved
at, tho shame and ridicule of our whole coun
try. It claims' to exorcise'ike power of tcxa
lion. but it does not re rcsen property. It
would borrow money on tho credit'of the Stale.
It destroys th?-.. credit I; i:rIawlo*Micss and
corruption. Whoever Lruav; his mouoy to
your gcvi-rnmont will lose it, and ho wlli
de-er.c hi? Ions. STou have a Governor.'.".
Lio.to..ant Governor, a h'eoretary of Stato, n
Treasurer, a CVmp'ralle; (leucial, ad Attorhoy
<. e: oral, a Superintendentof I alucation. and
atr Adjuiant-Goaeial. Tuc*c me the execu
tive or administrative corps. You have a
a'cuatc and a llomm of ilopie eiitat ivos. These
are ono hundred and fifty-lire in number, and
constitute your Lcgislat aro, which levies :a::e*,
borrows i if it c.u) and spends monoy for us.
Now thl.s who'.o Legislature, all its ummhers,
and thu Jhieculivj corps put t ..gcther, are
taxed sr.- ui.,dr^ and ?*.. '.'-two do;.;, a its
and twi:::tv-two cc::Tn!!l The one burnt
rcd aud lift y-livo legislate: 3 (House aud Senate)
aro .axed six hundred and thirty-five ta liars
and twenty-two ceula i.S'vJafi 2), c /aal to fov.r
dollars and nine cents J-i O"*) each. Dnt
nincty-Qii$ of these legislator pay 110 tax at
nil. They ere not oa the ttx roils. Tho twenty
so* torr. qcl reprosenmtivevi from the eld
commoreluj Cuy of Chi ileskm are tescd olghty
four dollyr/i and thirty lire cent* 1 ?L'J.o.l tin),
Aril jof this ev.ui ovo cut. CJhy .is paid by one j
jaomber?a respectable coloiol man> Ho ]>ays
tho largest ;*$*', of any one in the Legislative
or Executive Department of your gtivor/uuciltr
That cihor one dollar la ass--.-..;cd??:-aa may. h?
ho pays i-?upon \ouv Aujuavnt-^iuerai,
Moses, who I?' a member for. b.-.t a.w?va t;
resident o\\ Charleston, ;J.s > tho Speaker 0?! j
the IloV.se, and tho son <.?!'.he cboaou e'cet?al.
but novo.ai.'c-iets Jj'-oC:Chief <f\, tit? o; ;
your Suprcuo Courc?^& b<..ach pvamislng to 1
bo as wpudurfut as your i.egicl. tare.
Tho executive corps aggregated h> tuxcl six-'
teendollaisand uinocy-niue cems ^10.1*9.100).
This largo sum, except the Adjuti id-CeneraJ's
0110 dollar already named, h paid by the
Lieutenant^ over nor. Tho Governor and ali
tho remaining delrp pay noihlug. Wo vofer
to tho taxes of ii^O?. They cannot yet bo
ascertained for L.tC;.h J: ;? hoped that a
sense of shame w/1 iud xco yQi;,r,;opresetitatlve.; j
to contribute seme portion u* their wiarics, or
of their lobby c.oatiagoala, this'-ycai'ilo the
public iieee.9s*.i.ics.. Now, we ash yai s-juayely
mid plainly, *do you .sepnpsc such a state of
things can onduro? Con a government be
carried oa by such pci-sous'r AVTil they find
fools who will trust thorn or lend thent mouoy?
If they do Cud such, does one. single man in
South Carolina behove that the property-hold
ers will be saoh fcols as over to pay one dollar
of the debts they may ooulracl: You know
thoy will not. Do you suppow tlio ta":as ihey
lo*y will be paid? A :*ew weeks .vlll'doior
miuc tbj
we shall
Ono thing is suro'&hd iiicvlt.o/.o?if yon. .'per-'
I sist in audiitauahg'sueh a ^-'vc. . ?r.cnt wo can
f not. an ] w 1 not ??mialala yv?. It will not bo
j hostility lo you?not a desire to oppress or f
compel, you?but that ir anistu le, uawrliier. {
Lw of necos.sit.y, of self prcserv .tion, wliicli'
uaturo has made for u?, a.nl made it .' trr.ngor
(ban all human l. ws. bocausc it is of Divine
origin. That law will compel us to call in tho
hanly ami thrifty while urn from abroad and
tmbstiiiito als labor for your h'.bor. ITo will
succeed to y^ur peaceful homes and yoa will
follow tho path aud ;ho fortune of the Vndian;
who thought :\ti you now think, and lie rushed
as yon now blindly rush upon your inevitable1
fate. You havo your oho ice now. You may
novcr hato It again. If yen aro -'n>o to your
selves, truo to our mutual hdoresisaud welfare;
if you staud by us, wo will tiand by you, and
thoro will bo *iC; co and prci-pority and nil their
blossiu^s sharod boti/ern us. 1* you choose
otherwise, and bt< lid by ycr ? resent r aoela
tos; If you a.lhoro to timrn ; :ul laals: that y."ai
will pu? then to govern 11H. and .ca sab:..it
y v.rsj.vos to )>c ^ovei'iio-l by then., then you
must go your way., and wo wi'l go our way."
We Will Ct JUplest p^ trouble you. You 11:ay
in pe.".oo vita ;cur 00 .?0 ?f ^.c:ohe>l cns
ruiu< AYo ;ihaii not IbQvw ycu. Wo ;uust
and We wili 'ai e c:tre of c r. ntvos. V biuh jf
these I'aiiiyi, se.Iatoly rtud>haty. They a?v
vltii fo you., Wo kamt? It, and for \\ v ,.?
yaft for gu.d rr evil, and toy., a c ibhcu, a..d
the g?TrcratiL?ny that wili ?;lh.v .h..n
Moses Dobs', ?osia Qhovho ahd ,2-ojt*:
TcrVfejjxo.?A ?cofrcBpomSettt tn&fcjei ?s &a&
.tit.-., the Jvopabh'CrtU caucus, held hi Columbia
;o?tf^jiud>.y night, for the purpose of nominal??
gVcalt Judgoa, J. 3. Wright, the colored
.sSs^tft/Xrum Beaufort, was. nominated by H?8?
dolphj colored. The nnmiution was sceoadotf
ill a sot npcocU by Speaker F. J. Moses, wl*0
seid that the time had come when the colored!
man should^ hold omeo, that be waejprep?|<id
fi r the issue .aid ready at all times to make
and that Jhatch a platforttv ^otdd^ause the j
j defeat of ?? ? mot and Col fax, he fo*^^^jatf
ready to meet defcaj
prise, as when at >hj
W b ippcr ( colored.? uoi.uuf.fccd,K^^k(j?lim&^li
nomination, and saul tu at sue., m er.su res would
cost; t?o.^yW^ '
Terence m that >iosca, aftor bis ejection aa
gpoakor, lan off Co Cbavleetou to avoid voting
on tile eoeh.l equality bill, and theo, to 4tt?y
favor, cries out in secret c&uoub for ofiloo fof
tho b??ck /man, while Whippet wps open and
nbovo board, und declared>n >'opeu session that
tho negroes oughj,-;^ ihey
had .he majyri.y o.nd,.tbo greater rAu^Hg&jQfft,
because'/grcc.'backs aro better thau^O^Ssj^
oeivnblo, and that DoLnrgo f coldredj longs
for the ^ uneasy honors of the Speaker's chair.,
The tambling of Moses w.ts agreed on by the.
precious pair, bi t will produce no effect, unless
the doom of the circus are opcii when harte
quin make!; his rp^earuiiCMjl-^CVMa&rfowiVWfc
The New Orlcaac 21'mc.- says that the indV
cations aro very favcrablo for a revival of bus
iness in that city in tbo approachiug autamtf
and winter. Tho <hr.necs are in favor of et
1-Tge. ylold of cotton and corn, and cane prom*
lees unusually' well.
? ? ? ????#/
A good woman' bottled up a lot of nice pro
eervc," and l ibelled them: "j^ufc up by Mr?.
0." Her boy Johnny discovered them, oooa
ate tho content; of one bottio, and Wrote on
the bottom of thi label: "Put down by
c? ? i arm
Messrs. COUNELSO.:: & KilAAiEB, will bemy
.'. ?cn.i. d.uing ni/ r.bipntc ?-?in this District.
w. Ga.fcbSHOfc.
Mg 23 .- tf
-i-,- . . ? -?
omen a&si taxt assessor,
TJ:. raa firs .t.n \'rtr-r.U\-Ttuvm<VMt
Oi-.xnf,?br.rfc August 27,
. a:fe; t'on ir- Cf.licd to iT?e coan?C9 ia the Bcreraie
U?n as rcgaitla 'i'obr.ccoa' Cigars ?and. Whiskey/
Iivevy UcnTor Who ?13? Xob*eco or (?gareis
mumt io pjiy in additior; io .'he Special Tat olroad#
i:?o; se inch/ rhosmi ?f. ft?.SO"- i'or illo m?eaptrceS
.er: ... v.t..- ?aJa^ afry.If^iO.
1*0; ROS? r.:; it?w; in iLe'v uo?SCi^OLs any" fHuf; c*
?itttliin^ Aj>2??ur.tu%? wheihet- iu use^r not, la tC??
<[uhet! to]y^gp.t*r ?fl!>at?r>j O^eeat oace:v*alUi?t
to ?um i?T>* 'Ti?a*;y of fi\ e In tu d rod dellaMM wliichi WKt
UiTH.--Kd.v -t.<l(v.>.octkf.'-i:^ w..sTmim:L...
' a: g 20?Ii' ; Aav:str.nt''Asac8eoiV
T?OIt I581XT.--T2IAT A'EAT ?OX^
JP TAOL iti: ,'.ln:XCK /a Orcui^cburff Villas* ?
baon.v.'u^ .o (.'. \v:.:.?.oirtofc, slu-atcd oi\ tats Court.
Ho; >o Borate, v,';U nuceuvry Out Uutldines au?
tiajUattaitcch?d. 'i'ei-MS ra^oi-att. Apply
ha-aK20?4i ja?I'?ONS & L?QAIIEL ?
S
CHooii >i?m v..
ITia addC- of -.ho OltAX- K?-?sG FEMALtf
t-'EM?VARY x?!fl bo resumed .he h..-' Monday ia
Swpt nnb-jr. under ibo car., oi" Sjrr. W. O. ConSrtW
and Alif ?'mno Iii!!. I hope to h'i la :niy place
n'gctn by iht 1st of Ootober.
nu- 29?it W. O. COKHOit; .
_?_* ' ' ? "'. ' ' ar"'--*?'*'?
rtv: eox?i?ESSION or my -St'JlOOh will 0W?*
M()I^I>A7^1XG UST-: olsx,iFlf%r^;.
a'bc nXtcrnoon wal? a^ rm-nV hu di}>o\ed to
YOUNG LADIES.
'prompt attendrince ia vcquc^teiby n'leontoapla
iu$ Rohling. vW.';
auj; ?9 2t
THE IIOPK <>F r.l'HE CJ^VKT?? t
KNOW THEM I
Tho r;:tc^i, i-.iiil liest? and Truest!
is 1,1 F ?l." ii i^K^?.1
Evp.itY pni:i'ar:\?c?r.VEttv tnirra teAif
-und Wom.ra o'. ?h. Ccanu-y. who p^JiJJgjlJ:
in. :!ic .'">'?'. u' itie < '? n ! Iraov. tiiv.V ihc vmggkT*'
In the ?ucc"s> < t ? D-TO?.o?.*a'i-:e Party, oaght to
know { jc ah.< liwTa- )7v"we:;dei)?Lc. A?rJure? at Jeast
of iho-c ;;? jv m.m . nv .. >]>?. ;? coiocd??of theto
?h o. v. '.io:u ' ?. tntMr be! o.ou^ht to a glerlens frol
-.Ion.- .. v- ?'*"-'*;*'
liy* vr.htr ':y o" n.o. : ov\t, BittM?na
B..A1:: r/..v a!.e l''oi-Ti-'ir?? ot OUT Candlaat?
for Pr.j.Vit'eu* joiu V>u-?'i-CHuIeat ol' ?Hi Uolttd
;f?. e>c. euro, the bent s: yle of tho art, ere
rn:bL?.!.sd r s ' 'ov. fi :
l?.?..'??e r'ei.ae (bt|"?ir.-r/ffIi>~Seya??^
,.nd J"dn!i?-?-t. l>y li^ "uob$2.00
Sai^? I 'l'.u w (i : ; e.^anti)?Bejmour and -Jg V
AM .!r?S by tO nrtj??? ea >i.
vocllti;?:
Larto Doi bio Piotuves?8 coplos. &.OCT
Ho. l>o. Oo. 7 eoplo?....... 10.00
F'.U"IC I"iei..*C!'?u Cv^.:lcfi......a...'. 5.00
in. Do. a. co; I. -..
The pro-.i c a- of .'he: 8 ?/ Irs arc fo be devoted to
cr.m . I^n n. > us:*.
Cn'h or :c., a', i be -ant io one address.j t?m
?? ?;??; .Oi r. o ..oai on uo'te.? eo r.j to &vo!d dataago
.u iii.mid n oh ..sc--. Tree uf postage;
Orh .-v.o airo; oi of i-t*-dollars and ot?r may bb
fd .r. by. i..vpt... , . n ' Vi i o 'co<f? "?.d^T?//^
\\ c, ch i '! r v;"' *u enclosed ft packagejMn?-.
>o:t.1 c. ?im. ^n docma. i-.s, ;&o.< to adVaa(3#?e
c. uso. A d. ?r , ca ?. .-? 11;;.
f? sw:P<!EK8,
Vo- 01,'Wngton, D.'Ot^
... f ty* N.D.?i ? r. . v.. , on) m-iao pi-pcr. la
?..'?.eil f <!?.<; ,aunor.t w. .>..".eu.
' ..u LO ^
i-r DENTAL 2fS??
W fer:? tbe i^bt-j'tb*t M ^^??<?^
re r?e <J? tisztUm of^Sj^^fe*? l*9
hrHcrSh^ ft ab liwl^ee <A M*vR-etStreet, Op^e*
b!;o Whiftonnno . i'.icrory ' ^
A?orV rone in C.!?;Mi VcJcanH^ Hdvor, ond Pl?*
tina, aud all we.k ro?vijja?rd 12 wontb^
(. p. KAMolN&RY, M.>.