The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-08-15

right q the people Of each STATE in the unioa 70 rs.
late thor own affairs subject only 70 the consultation Of
The United stases Resolutions will also b. introduced
p'edsag the nation 70 the payment Of the national dss
and declaring that slavery Is sbolishsd and 30
restored
The Southern delegates cordially scquiesce in shs pro-
grAmme, and no dissenson Of any kind has occurred
PROGRAMME yoG wHpsuDAy
To morrow the Convsns,oa viii reassmbIs II twelve
O'Clock in the wgwam shanty weather and carpenters
permitting The reports OF the Committees On 0rganzA
ton and Credentials will be presented II is hardly an
ticipaed that the Committee on Resolutions viii bs
ready with their report in time There arc some knoty
upon but weliuformed assr that this justice and
necessity OF the will DO unhesitatngy asserted,
dated On the report Of the Committee on forming
national organization considerable DISCUSSION viii pfobs-
bly, arise.
Speech OF Governor Perry, Of Sesth
Carolina.
PanAOxlrmA, August u, 1885
This evening another meeting took place at the Ma
tona Guards Hail. the second Of series TO take place
under the auspices Of the johnson cymer Club during
the session OF the National Convention and 70 10 ad
dressed by the leading delegates In attendance.
Governor Porry OF South Carolina introduced and
said he had come from South Carolina IN the spirit OF
General Grant who had said that there was nothing bet
ter than for the people OF the North and South inter
mlngc with each other that prciudccs would DO
swept away and the great republic would DO
united into ono great people, power among
the nations ct the earth Though he had come
from South Carolina he would say that hel had always
been Union man. He believed in the doctrine Of
washinstons Farewell Address, thst nation should
ever remain one in government spirit and love. South
Carolina had accepted in good faith tho results OF the
secession--a right in which he never believed him
sef-and he had almost stood alone amoug
his neisbbors the friend and advocate of the Old nIou
The State Of South Carolina had honestly believed IN
secession but had fully accepted the
ton and he had told President Johnson last summer
when appointed Provisional Governor, South Carolina IL
as loyal to-day as Massachusetts. She has sworn ODE
dencc 10 government and however warm. FLOODED
her people may he, they honest and Honorable
n all their dongs: they are now ~ loyal 70
the United States ne the people OF Pennsylyania. Her
people have now thrown down their arms, have formed
conventions. and have restored the State 10 Us ale
glance South Carolina tho FIRST State to accept the
constitutional amendment sboishng slavery, and has
decreed that Il shall be restored Truly,
that some evidence that her people were
loyal South Carolina may have done wrong
and sinned heavily but il not the character Chris.
tan charity forgive brothers sins ones sins
forgiven South Carolina expected after she had con
formed TO ali acquisitions OF the President Of the United
States that the Union would be- again restored and sh.
would become a member She had understood that tho
had been carried for the Union and after it,
hundreds Of millions OF dollars her representatives.
not allowed 10 enter Congress Are not ten States
without their consenty Is that republican form Of
government II the Southern States TO he lowered
10 the condition OF colonies, the country y forming =
series Of degraded sections which can he used 10 the
destruction OF the government Erroneous opinions
prevail the North In regard the status Of negroes
the South He wished 20 show few facts illustrate
their position When the Presidents proclamation do
clared them free he informed his nftcen domcs
tss that they were free to do AZ they chose
lint hal de.trpu In dp
might remain as before under bs care.
Not one OF them had icf, him. Ia South Csrclns At
warmesi interest in that No oppression exists
there except be great anomaly the robbsries
murders which occasionally occur in thes, Northern
Giles In regard TO the national debt, South Carolina
with her sister States, though the dcot incurred
in conqnenng the Southern states ys' they viii
has lost ell but her honor Nor does any sane man m
south Carolina believe that the Confsdefats debt VIII
be accepted bv the United states They do not ask
IL. They willing 10 be taxed 10 pay The national
debt The incubus will not long remain upon
country for w,hia The o. twenty 'r,y Years
this debt will be wiped out. II cosgress will iha
economy IN expenditure which " now of most vita
importance.
Pwspesisi~ Ia Issse an Address 10 the Prspie.
PHiA psIypna, Angus, a. 1916
The fssg,r states high authority, fha, has hcen
suggested the leading Of the Convention tint
address 70 the people would he preferable -
series OF resolutions If address IL prepared Il
VIII conservative IN tone fascula'ed 20 unite
the moieisie men OF both sections Il vii -
cognzs the fact that the has forever settled
ine question ~ secession in the negative without hoyl
ever impsring any the rrhis % sta,es u viii
be denied that destroy state Or exclude 4
FROM the fnon The emancipation ~ slave. viii he
recognized bni the right of the serye population se'v
admitted freedom TO have the ballot viii be denied
A. The -sme time the address Nill assert the
dirty of the people ~ the South TO
Tor froeduen and by every seek 10 elevate ard
4, them u, the change accomplished bv the var fhe
address vii siso assert The supremacy ~ The federal
government Va all matters coming properly wllian o.
sphere deGped by the constitution bat claiming Tor
the states III rights not expressly gated - the
srnersi government The rvht 81 All The Slaies - ~
rcrraschied IN Congress will be- claimed aud the p-pis
viii D. esi'd mon 70 assl. the conservative men pi
The IN the cnort 10 SECURE Tor the -Oathefn
Their constitutional privileges Tho action 81 the
President 81 the United states cnhesynrng b. prevent
unconstitutional legislation by Congress will br com
mcnded ,rd III conservative men will e called npn 10
organize ~ ioc8l State and national committees - =
grand nailpBal mon party 10 the government
from tbs cnulfn a. ihOae who seek ~ III sft y ifOn
irac iad ORIGINAL purpose The address win probably
h. s0ff. iH otter ~ rearh more surely The popular
H. ~, aad ftu- secure MI attentive hesilaA