The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-11-14
THE NEW YORK sun.
TrE,pA M0ENlNG, SOY. j, 1865.
>ou,a Caroliul riot to Ro-rnsinVe the
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n-f,-. ard du-us Iac re,s'lian the - 20 o.
Et.U C.r5lua, v.1 were ,.77 10 is'dins
st.. e.s Of .rc-v, c.lielIs list cHanc patton
wu.tt b. tie gery worst lag t.h coI.d befah
,,sue.roe, % ites.lis. JIl. ~ nom Ne pro
re .n.. II tt.'r I.aa. .'u-., which - no" IN
ee.s.on, she South Cit.I.l.-l' are unwilling hat
thar tcpr,,tt,n q Z rcfa5ity should .uler by No
allure a. t.sir Ay,-uout concerning em,ucip''
,ior. Several bills and resolui ons have been
,ptfoIucsI into rs LegiIlliurs-tome OF which
Nsvs been sreiiy s1opiod-nt are certainly
calculated 70 make the negroes think hsy made
b,d exchange when rey turned from bondage
70 non.na. freedom. ono resolution, rhcn VI"
referred 10 . committee, provides that all arms in
the lluds Of free negroes 'lsl, be se.ted by We
su'e, aud al pcrsons who shall In future barter
or % any way FURNISH arms ~ shtnnnihon - Ne
negroes shall be PUNISHED. The Intention OF Vat
proposition ia os.enslhly, 70 guard agalnh negro
iusurrsc,ions. but really 90 render ,hs negroes
powerless 4, resist any yoke that We civ.
.lry NAV put upon them. II the negroes are hss'
VIA, right has the l. giss,ure " d.icrimin"
aVains, them concerning what they shall pureh'"
with honestly earned money Another re'o'uhon
piciou, nature Of emancipation. II provides To-
"rueh legislation as ell pui stop TO free negroes
k..,i,o op.n .hors aud msrts Of uAfnc, for t'rter
or sale, shall tend 70 collect numbers OF h'giot
etc. III. oSsnaibls OBJECT Of his resolution ~ we
sam, A. that before mentioned bui u hp'hly
,n,,ni,l 10 prevent Negroes from earninf ~ ROM
a., byir, by trsnlc, with the design Of Nsep,ng
than ia strictly subori.asis position Step num-
b.r tLr.o iss resolution providing mo Icr''n
shall Lire . culorcd sorysut except no pre-el' .
certificate from bis former master granting per
MISSION, under pensl,y Of aiI months impr'1h'
men, and ono hundred dollars fine Tor violauon Of
such law" Step number four IL resolution TO
the effect that such negroes ss cannot procure en-
nloynent shall be furnished with work upon 'Ao
pubic improvements Of the STATE aud those who
AZ, "isinclincd 70 enter Into contrasts shall
b, compelled 70 labor" ei'p number five Is a bill
ptoyiding that in view Of the dlSsatisfacton mani
tested by tho freedmen, regarding the present as
nee, Of their affairs and tho Danger Of serious con-
sequences, ian immediate military organization OF
the Slate" shall DO effected. Now let us sec Wis,
point IL reached by these Eve successive steps for
proving that emancipation Is . very bad thing
First, the freedmen shall be rendered powerless by
taking away their arms and ammunition. That
TENDERS them safe. Second they shall not be per-
n.,,ed 70 becoms traders. That riyes them 10 the
"shovel and the hoe" Third, they shall no, be
hired without being able to present certificate
from las, employer. That conpols them TO submi
TO whatever befalls them, for they cannot ob,sir
employment " they leave an Abusiye planter reius
ing to give has certificate Fourth, those who ID
not submit and tAso 10 Ss It comes, shall b.
compelled 20 work upon tho intsrna
improvements Of tho State. Fhh,
militia force shall 10 Organized II
every county to enforce this new slave code. Nov
when u is considered tia. The people Of souil
Csrolins are not giving vent 10 half their real hs
tired for the negro, in ,heir legislative body wher
II 10 remembered ths, al laws relative 70 the freed
men will probably DO construed 10 suit the chiv
airy whom It is remembered that South CArolinI
has declared that emancipation will necessarily
prove n failure; how much better OF would N,
freedmen DO under such laws a. those propose l.
than they were under the Ga eondiuoa OF bond
sgef hsntssty the only real difference between
the slave Of 1900 aud the nominAlly free egro o.
the presen, time, would 10 that formerly IA,
planters were obliged to provide tor tbs dsrkcy
and now the dsrkey would have TO provide for
himself, aud upon whatever wages We planter see,
httopAy. Thus proving tina. South Carolns wa
correct in claiming that emancipation would ruiz
the negro.