The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-07-10

oAi IN IL 1l1LkJ Il
affecting the national prosperity, the party which
saved the country in the war is quite competent
to manage it in peace, and the faint OF copper.
persuasion much influence for good in national
affairs The Democrats would like to soc q third
party rise up, ultimately to fall into their hands,
But il it is their intention to accomplish this by
coming into the convention which has been called
they will be disappointed; for tho very fact of
their appearance upon the scene will etfectually
disgust oil Union men,
From the Journal and Courier, Ne0 Haven
Every Democratic Senator and Representative
at Washington has signed or agreed to sign tho
Randall call for Philadelphia convention. The
small, and their influence will be pretty much an
initiated when it appears that their only object is
to surrender themselves and their followers to
the copperheahs.
iFrom the Democrat Concord, ". H.
There is no room in this country, in the present
state of public opinion, for third party. Men
must be either Republican or copperhead. Any
third party, such as the peculiar friends" OF
be nothing but an adjunct to the copperhead par
ty. In the matter Of reconstruction Congress
represents the Republican party, and the plan al
Geady bp Sy to the country is tho
stand, and which it is going to carry too, spite OF
all that copperheads and their new funkey allies,
the solf-styled representatives" can do. Disor
ganizers will find the present very unproritious
time for carrying out their projects. They may
succeed in engendering bad feeling and encour-
aging false hopes in the thus de-
wise, nobody has any objection to their going
ahead, for if men will make fools Of themselves,
it may not be without it's benefits that they 90 the
whole figure while they are about it. Dog-days
and hydrophobia 20 together.
From the Gazette, Nashua, NJ H.
The object is the immediate restora ion OF the
Urion-a praiseworthy object. May they be sue
cessful, and rescue the country from the clutches
or the arch demagogues who are plotting it's ruin
From the Maine Democrat Sacol
As will be seen, a National Union Convention is
now formally called to be held in Philadel-
phia on Tuesday, the 14th day of August next
", We hope this State will be fully represented
little doubt, and that it will do much toward the
object Of restoring the integrity and harmony of
the Union is confidently believed. The project
for q National Union Convention disturbs the
Radicals, and all those who would keep up sec
tional prejudice and strife. They are alarmed at
the prospect OF opposition. Very eminent politi-
Radicals would fill every seat in the House at the
coming elections. They may do this, unless the
opposition to them show a strong. determined
and united front. Let every friend of popular
liberty fight as never man fought before.
From the Whig and Courier Bangor, Aaine.l
President Johneon's fugler's in his attempt to
break up the Union party are at work to obtain q
respectable convention on the 14th OF August, aud
are offering inducements to leading Republicans
in various sections to lend the light Of their coun-
tenanee to the movement; but they generally get
their labor for their pains. Whenever they do
get mans promise to 60 to that Tyler.F Fillmore
Johnson conclave, he is being Of q singular ma
ture-a delegate without constituents. Generally
the draft for Union delegates goes back indorsed
stNo funds.'
From the Boston Postl
Now is the moment for men unwilling to bear
this burden Of infamy to avow their condemnation
of it's wiekedness by taking measures to relieve
themselves from its responsibility-such treason
to justice, to the national welfare-by assembling
in q convention which shall embrace represen-
tatiyes from every section Of the Union, and by
devising such action as will redeem the land from
that alarming legislation which tends to irritate,
extort, and to CRAFTY revenge springing from
the wort passions OF the human heart