Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1865-08-31
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81. rEMpER OF, THE SOUTH. <l
b Thesbeaeing Of the southern people under
their defeat and the immense loss Of prop
[ety involved in thu noipation Of their
slayes, is more generous manly, and self.
respecting sthanwe had any reasonrto ex-
pect. q, From the Potomac TO Athe Rio
|Grande, there is:nos i guerilla band, nor
Eany demonstration of rssistancesto the fed
leral authority The influential stasesmen
|of the South and their trusted military
headers, are disposed TO q mar, to acquiesce
in reunion and make the best of the sitna-
ton. General bee, whom the southern
people revere, is an&open applicant for par:
don and lends weighty example to sincere
I and faithful submission Of the laws. Gen.
Johnston who; stood next to Lee in aouthern
consideration has publicly given; asratio onal
advice to his felIow.citizens asi: eonlds have
been dictated by the staunnhest friends of
the Union.g Mr. Boyce; of South Carolina,
Governor Brown, Of Georgia, and other
soasnetn sl ts ssasssmeu ~
nave Maae.aua.esses vuansenus "a ssss.s ss
snos - Wv Ay1.'lou :. osssly ~ -
1os9 Iossns tepssal soyetnmens:. = IN s A.
newspapers ate ainos' Inase,saly eou.a.
ted IN tne same aamiraDi Die: ana manly splli'. i
ihsle Is no ;eontumaeious sullenness' no
captions replning on the GonsIita1lon' sno
refractory assertion o. state lsoVe.elgn.y, no
harsh scrltlclam OF the poAey 5oI; ffesioeaD
johnson, none of the hastys tone o seiI.as.
sertion once SO enaracterlsnc OF SO sootnern 70
public men And yet there y nothing SCI.
vile or craven IN the general tone OF aoquis
escence and submission. It's the simple
manifestation OF good sense and l,.l.a manly Y
feeling, which accepts the inesita pie wltnous
iwcmanish petulence ana seeks IN q stralgn y
forward smanner, to adapt itself to the ac:
tns situation. - :. f - = 1
As.Americans; the South has given sns
|noreason.to be ashamed OF our countrymens:
They made, tos be sure, e terrible MISTAKE 2
inagoing into this contest, bns once IN, ~,
they bore themselves Wltn !. resolution, M gslr
.lanHyi persistence, and hdeiity 20 eacn osn- 70
er, which zdia no olscreait 70 saeI Pupnec
spirit AND soiaierly quaiiaes: = lne -nerou'
leaa ale Plo.fao'eo e1ei'io,' ~esme.e ss.. s
peheo 70 maze 70 suDuue ttnei atss's 'uelt
Ngors ana saior ano. aiser et 90 eoegn a.oou,
test, We cannot DENY them ,tne possession y
great Qualities %asnoas numllia.lng sel.S
sparagemen. pus !, sne llan6ness e.eaelt
submission. @nsn tnsy saw'ley mele Dea.sn
Is as eonsp'on z PROOF aa oi spsgnan.s
as .ne cn,saleie aesetuiua.lop WV WIZ
tasy 1ougns agslnsa superb. .oaas: = auas
70 ouI sense =, asseual ss.eusn sAa., d
.nluse Wals w,:a 1o.e. poaea', NJ sss.,
nave .ue suPpuls " m.u ano .aues.s.a
80 aeii tue uus,sS eo.o.sls auu s.sssp.
= -. oolsluel Wv. p.essu.
bearing, ougns NC - .lsa. snem
y g ens.nlss "neasae sS9s..,s LII
..1leal 9llss.h Me piu0lalasu y sus WIZ.
u sns - s.ss .ss
ss'0a.s wv ~ e..s'ses AaA
peace friends. ~ Shall We treat our own
'repsntant brethren with less magnanimity
than foreign nations practice toward each
other! Having treated these brave and
misguided feilow.countrynen as enenies
in war, shall we refuse to treat t'e' them as
friendsdn peace Why should oor news s'ase.
papers TEEN with, caiumnies on thelr. onaT'
:acter - When they SO frankly accept the
ne@'orderof things, and the mighty rev reVo. ::
luton IN their social system, What:sense,