The New York herald., 1865-06-14
Our Cha rleston Corresp0ndencs.
cHARLEsros, 8. g., june 10, ls6s

Our Charleston Correspondenes.
csARLEsros, 8. G., June 10, Is6s
. AMNESTY pRooIAxAnor
Of the President considered worry liberal BY tho
Of the people The middle adopted will save the
State from anarchy and confusion wife it relieves the
people Of the iron rule Of +he old real
secsssonisss in the Of honor and chivalry,
have heretofore exercised kngly power To have gven
tho right Of suffrage the recent freedmen, with their
overwhelming prepondeancs. would have practically
turned the state their hands Sensible people
say let that question bs reserved until the blacks by
habits OF industry thought and education, become fitted
"a cast intelligent vote.
rhs proclamation has, however excited the Ire Of tho
sxtremiststhe secessions dsnouncins the President
20 tyrant and tho radicals copperhead. Both OF
thsNe partes-strange it may aprear-advocate the
giving Of the electoral franchise 10 the BLACKS The rad
Gals say the only left for the safety Of the
State while the secsssioniss rther and favor
legislators and negro Congressman 20 take their seats
alongside Of Senators Wilson, Sumner ct aL
ARRIvAL HxGovrRS0R
The venerable and beloved Ex-Governor arrived here
last Tuesday morning from New York. via Hilton Hesd,
and had grand reception A. soon 40 became known
that he board the steamer be crowd ON the
wharf collected around tho gangway to greet him his
appearance. As the Governor stepped out he was re-
coved with the most enthusiastic cheering, and great
rush made to meet him. Everybody wanted 10 shake
hands with the good old man. Aftsrqute ordeal
OF hand shaking, the crowd procured carriage
and escorted the Governor 10 his resdsnce in Aiken
square. Subsequently he called upon General Quincy,
his headquarters, report him in accordance with
the OF his parole, namely, once month To tho
commander Of the post The General and Governor
had pleasant interview ana the visit duly recorded
by the former
During the day the Governor was visii-d by his nu-
friends with ,heir congratulations his safe
return. He gave glowing account OF the Kindness
tended 10 him everywhere while at the North In Wash
ingon besides his pleasant interviews With the Pres
dent, he received by all his old friends and many
ohen with tho greatest cordaiity and friend
IN which he was placed, he was Obliged 70
decline the numerous invitations extended TO him
10 meet A. aocal gatherings aud dinner parties. Upon
his release however he received invitation and dinsd
With the Prussan Minister aud afterwards accepted the
hospltatos OF his friends Numerous letten from all
parts Of the country received by tho Governor ten
deilng him amount OF money assistance he might
need Tho same Kindness wss shown him In Now York
lie also speaks in the highest terms OF President John
son and believes he will mako the beat President w
could have had for the present condition OF the country
In fact he he Will be the President equal W the
OCCASION which demands tho most oonsummae talent and
abilities" Tho Governor regards the President a. far
superior 70 any member Of bis Cabinet says he will
sc' boldly but mpsrally In restoring peace and order
in the southern States.
VINO M TO M rRovnaosAl sovKRsoRf
Te ia the general topic OF conversation IN ov6y little
gathering u the hotels the streets and in home
circles Everybody tx anxious for the appointment Of
Of cigii rights The feeling Is unanimous With All good
work ing that South Carolina more through
her representatives 10 the next Congress clasp her
hands with those OF her sister States 'for better, for
worse In an iIaissoluble welded national life.
Previous 10 The rcoep, of the President.
and the arrival OF Governor Aiken the premnares for
mestipg Or whites had been arranged, with an ntirna
tiou from te mil tary authorities that such = meeting
would be permitted and the blacks allowed 70 OBJ
trrtfta Ell
deemed cyyedisnt TO POSTPONE tho matter until the az
potinent Of provisional Governor
During Nj Aiken's absence II was reported and be-
iieyed that he mad received the appointment No man
would have been more acceptable to the people or would
have received hearty aud unanimous support.
The disappointment was very great among All classes
when 1t wan learned that such no, she cos,.
oKtpt.L GuRsEr TALKED oy FOR GOVERNOR
The friends og General Quincy haze solicited him ~
permit hs to be Brought forward for Governor
General Gurueys administration has been very popular
aud his praise Ia in cyerybodyp mouth He carries the
heart Of psopIe with him. an in fact do oil tho OFF,
and men of the One Hundred and Twenty seventh
regiment New S Yors Volunteer scnera Gurney has
cc carried this community safely through several ugly,
critical occasions, whom vas thought bloodshed could
be avoided Next 70 Goyornot AIKEN he would 90
the peoples choice
ogHm CANDIDATES Sou rm sovswoR.mr.
The claims OF several others have also been put for
ward. Among thcn, James Unions, awell known Union
man. who ndvised Governor ickoDs NOT 70 Ore ION the
Star Of the Wes and be has noyeT taken any active part
In the wsr although synpshizng with the dis'rcss ~
| tho people. DR. a q Mackeys name hr also been
| mentioned fbe appointment % the Hon. W. Boycc
would meet the hearty OF the people; but
v thought he cannot receive H. having member ~
The rebe Congress. memorial has been drawn up by
the friends Of Governor hkcn, and nov In circulation
for signatures, asking his appointment No meeting II
IL thdugh neoeHssry bat simpy ihe appointment Of
acomnitee 10 proceed 70 washipson and lay tho mo.
! mortal before ue President
IN sprx.nvuGS, 40
Union meoiihg was held AT Summeryio ON tho Siss
ult. which rcso.utons adopted requesting the
citizens Of each parish W take the necessary ieps 20 call
public nOo;iug Tor the appointment OF DOL gatos to a
general Convention. This meeting hct previous 10
The receipt of the Presidents atc proclanaona Sine
then a permGstan 10 hold political meetings hns bscr
| governor
| Rspp1loS or cofoss Tps cwp urSpprD AsD vwrsrY
| ssvrsrr tplixESr yDRg VOLUNTEER
The beautiful stand OF coIorH presented 10 ha hpe
| gmebt by the Common Council ~ New Ysfk arriv od
In charge OF the Adsme Esgraa Con IanV tn b,ard M