Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1866-04-12

er6, and muSKltS, anQ rlneS anu piStols, hss
dide out, the tramp of the wor horse, the
rumblin of baggidge waggins and ambulan-
ces, the groans of the sick and wounded, the
bubble quickin of army cores and regiments
is heard no more.
Now then, it seems to me a 6ttin occa-
shon to issue this my speshal proclamashon
to all Amerika, that peace do now rain in
Worsor. In the languidge of the poet
eWnd wos dedy blast is blowed, out,
And gentle peace rcturnin;
With many sweet balb fatherless,
And many weder mournin."
The old flag valves over every inch of
our territory, and We possess all the fotes,
docks and navy yards everywhar, and the
hole Union is restored. The lost pleads
which had broke loose from that nstteral
center of graVitashon, has come back into
thar proper plaices in our system, and is
all movin Oh harmonious together every
whar but Congress. The time is come for
armis to be mustered out, and 60 home
The swode should be beet into the plowsher,
and the bogganit into the prunin hook
(See holy rit at this pint) The cannons
and guns, and shootin irons should all be
gathered together to rest in peace, and the
casing waggins should be put to haulin saw
logs torebild the waiste places of our coun.
try.
Peece havin returned thar is no further
necessity for marshall !or emmy whar en-
these States, and tharfor do call in all the
provo marshalls and commandants of dis
tricks, and restore to the people the mails
trsses of thar own approval. And further,
do now restore the rit of Habbeas Corpus
every whar So that every man of every
shaid and cutler may have his own boldly,
and no boldly shant take it away from him
by marshall lor, nor by no other kind of lor,
without his own consent, and without tellin
him, wharfore he takes it, aud givin him a
chance to get it back agin without delay.
To the armies of the Unity States, which
has borne the heet and burden of four years
of hard fitin and long marchin, I return
thanks en- the naim of the restored Union,
espeshally to the glorious officers and SOL,
gers who advanced our flag without steelln
nothin they found lyin loose or buried in the
garden, and without insultin unprotected
wimmin and children. Go to you homes,
and all you who has got um unpack your
nspsax and call around you your wives and
children and show them your spoons, and
watches, and spectickles, and other valluble
tro6s. Hang not your heds if the little ones
should ask you whot you paid for these
things, and you have to tell them you stoled
all from non. combatants. Remember the
great Dickiusons with he'd as long as a
horse and as hiddeeus as Satan) and the
Rev. Doctor Breckenridge of Kentucky
think that there is no harm in steelin from
rebbles, because rebbels have no rites in
nothin.
To the people of the North or Northwest ::
The great manufacturin stock raisin wheat
CROWN country, do proclaim that peece
has arriv. Liv on your fortunes made durin
the wor from Convent contracts, for am
Altered that the Aberlishou of slavery will
loose you, your best customers for the futur
forever The former masters yused to feed
and cloth the four millions of dependents
made free by the wor, and it took site of
shoes, aud clothes, and hogs, and bred to de
it; but now all bein free alike, them that
amt got no shoes and clothes eau 90 bare.
fotted. Stir your stumps to fnd other
markets, or all of you move to the forks of
the road and set up stores and tavernts
To the freedmen all through the land, in
the Buro and out of it: proclaim peece
and freedom now aud forever. Arise and
commence the battle of life on your own
hook; work out your destiny; be savin aud
honest; lay up for the rainy days. Remeu-
Der now old Mars amt guine to sell his bar
ker and wheel to get you clothes, and shoes,
and blankets and hats. You got to buy uu
yourselves or 60 bethout. When you git
sick old Mars ainst guine to send the doctor
to cure you. You will have to do that your,
self. When you git old and can't work no
more remember old Mars aint goin to give
you your cabbin and have made for you
you will have to prepar for that yourself.
And when Christmas comes, and you feel
happy, you cant 60 up to the big house with
your buckit, and jug, and bag to git your
Christmas gift of -four, and lnolasses, and
shugger and cofeey; old Mars aint got
nothin to do with you now. They done
took you way from old Mars. Then you
will have to work for your comforts, your
medicines and your cofins.
To the three thousand preachers up
North, and the strong minded wimmin up
thar: I proclaim that peece has come. Ye
preachers that forgot God and went to wor-
shippin the golden caff in the lobby of
Congriss has fell from griese and shall meet
your reword in this world or the next, turn
from the errors of your ways and seek the
true God, or like Judas you will all 20 to
your own phases at the old scratch. To the
strong, minded wimmin up thar, kantankerus
old maids, mad because they amt got no
husbouds and children agitaters, l proclaim
deliverance and good muse. Sambo ben
free and now left to select his own COM
panion every old maid can get niger hus.
bon, or as she has lost time heretofore she
may take two or three, and rise up children
by scores to save Massachusetts, from the
shame and disgrace of not bein able to fill