Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1866-11-10
A Herald Prediction :

| parties for the next quafscr of q century in
this country. lu tho Sotsthesn States, there
will spring up two distinas faetions g tho sDpa
opposing the constitution tcsls aisdi
the other favoring that settlement OF tile qucs-
ton of restoration. Thesfotaier will embrace
all the old frc,catcr and WORN out political
hacks who are set aside blythe constitutional
amendment, and who desire still to figure on
the public stage and fecisat the public crib
The latter will comprise the new generation
the young men Of the South who went into
the war through reckless galan.ry, and the
| quiet, respectable citizens who desire to see
peace snd prosperity restored to their States
These parties will contend for a political mas.
terry at the South among themselves, and it is
easy to predict which side will win. In the
Northern States, the lines will be drawn be.
tween the radical Jacotins and tho Rcpub.
icnns. The former, probably ut tho next scs-
sion, or certainly in the next CONGRESS, led by
Butler, Phillips aud Stevens, will proclaim
| their programme of abeEshine the Consttu.
ton, placing the executive as we'll as lcesla-
tive power in the hand oT Congress and seiz-
ing upon the Governments Of all the South
ern States and holding tbcm subductl provim-
inccs The Rcpubicansswill draw of in II dis.
t'"ct conservative par.ySpgai"st the Jacobin
radicals and the late De,ipcrats, totally tlcmol.
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that will elect the next lresident and rule the
nation TOR the next quarter of century
| This breaking up and reformation Of pot.
| ical organization will he t3ore complete and dis.
t'hct than anything ui>.,.,teLi.! thai has occur.
old Rcnui,ican and Fc,TrruI nur,;ra II viii
be greater and mare swern;rr th,n that nc
the nation il more nowerful and ,hc Issues
| more vital than thcy were in those carly days
| of the repuhlic. This IL tho revolution tl,n,
is in store for us. 1t will be pcacesul one
but who can estimate the iu,portance Of its
| results z?
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