Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1866-08-30


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oiFssd;Do States +, tbs los.e. ,ba srig.,;SolaIp
and humilistions Of unsuocessfnl war.
But, whatever NAV be the Ruilt or the
punishmens Of the conscious authon Of tho
insurecrion, candor and common Justice :
demand the concession thas. the great mss
of those who becsme involved In its re-:
spousibility s,.sd upon what they believed
to. be their duty. in defence. Of what thsy |.
had been taught TO- believe their rights, or
under, compulsion, phssicaf snd moral,
which they we're powsriess to resist. h'
Nor can it be amiss 70 remember that,
terrible as have been the bereayements ana
the losses Of this war, they have fsilen
exeInsivelv upou neither seation, And uonr, z
neither marty: that thew have fallen indeed &
with a Ear greater ussight upon thoss with
whom the war began. Tbst ID the deash
of relatives and friends, the. Dispersion Of :
families, the disruptioo Of social systems
and social ties; overthrow Of govsruments,
q. law and of order; the destrnrtion 2of 4
property and Of forms aud ,modss and
means of industry the. loss Of poliicSi,
commercial aud moral influence, IN every 4
shape and form which great cslamities dan
assume, the States and people Hhichengaged
in the war against the goyesnsnent OF 1shs
United States have suffered ten-fold more
than those who remained in allegiance 20
its constitution and laws. IL. 20, IS sF,g,
These considerations may not, as they 2
certainly do not, justify the seton Of the
people of the insurgent States; but no just
or generous mind will refuse to them very
considerable weight in determining the line
of conduct which the goyefnment OF the
United States should pursue towards them. q
They accept, if not With alacrity, eeftainIy :,
without sullen resentment, the defeas and
overthrow they have sustained, They ae-ss
knowledge and aoqpiesce In the result, to-
themaaI and tka eonbkrvE vhioh that