The tri-weekly news. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1865-1876, 1865-06-27


sister States, :Better for worse" in
an indissoluble Pded national life.
Previous to receipt of the Presi.
dents proclamhs and the arrival of
Governor Aikhe preliminaries, for q
meeting of viii had been arranged,
with an intimR from the military au.
thorities that 4 n meeting would be |
permitted and blacks not allowed to
obtrude upodle assemblage. Since
then it has deemed expedient to
postpone the fter until the appoint
ment Of proPnal Governor.
During M3ken's absence it was re-
ported and b. ke,l that he had receiv.
ed the appoAent. No man would
have been mi acceptable to the peo.
pie or would Fe received more hear.
ty and unan3hs support. The disap.
pointment u very great among all
classes wheH was learned that such
was not theb
GENERAL dNEY TALKED OF FOR
6ovERNoR.
The frienbf General Gurney have
solicited hir b permit his name to be
brought fodrd for Governor. Gene,
raj Gurned administration has been
very populy land his praise in every.
body's mou he carries the heart of
the people III him, as in fact do all the
officers anden of the One Hundred
and Twe4seventh regiment New
York Voleer General Gsrney has,
by his caldkillful and impartial admin.
istration o!stice carried this communi-
ty safely Rugh several ugly. critical
occasions, hen it was thought blood
shed coulnot be avoided. Next to
Governor fken he would be the peo.
pies choid
OTHER clPIDArEs FOR TuE GOVERNOR
SHIP. zss,
The clkls of Several others have also
been put Fward. Among them, James
Simons, well known Union man, who
advised }vernor Pickens not to fire on
the Star the West, and he has never
taken a active part in the war; al,
though gnpathizing with the distress o.
tue peoH DIR. A. G.. Mackey's name
has also ben mentioned. The appoint
ment ode Hon. w. w. Boyce would
meetth hearty concurrence of the peo.
pie !; bub is'tbought he cannot receive
it, havit been 4 member Of the rebeI
Congre| A memorial has been drawn
up by d friends Of Governor Aiken
and is jw in circulation for signatures
askingIs appointment. No meeting
tits hight. is necessary, but simply
the apIintment of committee to- pro
ceed tdW ashington and lay the memo
rial bdre the President
uNIo3tEETING IN sUMMERvILLE, $. g
A hion meeting was held at Sum
merviF ! on the 3lst ult., at which reso
luton nIwere adopted requesting the citi
zens d each parish to take the necessa
ry stek to call a public meeting for TIL
appoit tment of delegates to genera
convdtion. This meeting was he'll
previhs to the receipt of the President
late ppclamations. Since then all pei
permission to hold political meetings ha
tbeenFithdrawn, to await Sthe appoint
.menPf a provisional governor.
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SPIRIT oFsTHE PEOPLE. 81 +,
S{augers who visit Charleston an
the iterior are unanimous, in their 9,
,preslons of astonishment at the gentle
nessbf the people and the entire al
send of allS animositys All the bite
ness which prevailed here q mont
or tvo ago has gone with the caus
,towhich the aristoorats clung wit
so mich desperation.
a gentleman from New York, wi
,canb here expecting to address the pc
pie land counsel submission, said
ioub more hostility tothc goyernnfel
in certain circles in New X York, Ball
more and Washington, than in Sou'
1Carolira. Thcpeople already here. az
and th,se daily returningto their home
are conpletely prostrated and at yov
memyl & They are looking with earne
eggs % w ashington,t TO the Preside
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