Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1865-09-28

IN the NOftn, whose eH0ftS VIII surely Ue
crushed By utter defeat, whose effect may be
feed Northern radicalism in its unconsti-
,tutiopal demands against the South but
isin;t The power Of the South, BY public
meetings and addresses, to disavow and to
-ebuks these jrgglers, who are not incorpo.
sraled with any great Northern organization,
but who only plays local parts for local ends.
BE not deceived BY such The great body
Sof the North marches one way, under the
present guidance Of the President, and that
way the war has demonstrated as we have
hereiabefore explained. So, on the other
hand, other parties will desire to set up the
rebellion only to knock it down again, sas so
mlch political thunder, bratam .falmess. =
But let not the South be discouraged or
:dismayed on ataccount for these likewise
are but the games Of local politicians, and
they viii simply react and strengthen the
South, if the South will only promptly in
stantly assert itself in acts as it represents
itself 10 the Southern Journals and through
the voice of well-known Southern gentle
men. The South must hasten to place it.
self above suspicion BY all its public acts,
If it would get rid Of the numerous smis.
representations ofswhich it complains, =.
The time is short, for preiudices soon hard
zen into adanantine walls of separation
and the Onion is the only place of refuge
and Of hope for the South-the Union,
where. the loyal Northern masses long to
see and TO welcome her" ..
- Is ;.Ss. 35s 3 80 VI
THE CHARACTERS, Policy AND INTENTIONS OF
60 q. PRESIDENT JOHNSON.
ssAboye all, if their intentions are good,
they must not despond, but oheerily and
oonrageouslY they must bear the thorns Of
punishment. though they bleed remem-
bering always that the President of the
! land is the President aud father of the
whole people, and that he is not the head of
( . merciless and barbarous party, bent on
Southern humiliation and destruction. We
believe him to be an able, nd-headed,
patient, patriotic, humane, firm, cautious,
snd candid man, whose hearts desire it is
to crown his administration with the upion
+sofs these States-a reward higher and
brighter than any other within moral power
to confer; and he is shrewd enough to see
through tricksters when their game is clear.
IL before him, if it shall be enposed as q
foul game BY the undertaking loyalty of the
South and, furthermore, let the South be
assured, If they are patient and true, that
behind the President there is Northern
sentiment even stronger than her myriads
Of resistless armies, and which is, that our
Union Of consent and equality shall be res
tored on the basis Of universal freedom and
of one oyer-ruling sovereign nationality.-
let the South instantly accept, and every
whsre declare, and politically act upon this
platform, and our glorious Union is alive
7 again IN all its original spirit. Then those
foul birds called demagogues will flee, for a
time, at any rate, from before the faceof q,
re-awakensd and united nation, and we
shall indeed be one people. All our hopes
rest With yon, men of the South-in your
patriotism, patience, self.deniaf and SO.
,00cItV