The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-05-30

action OF tho Supreme Court on tho petitions o.
Georgia and Mississippi, and the effoct upon sucl
action upon tho o:tion OF reconstruction says
Occupying this stand point, tho all-importani
ton, and what il tho quickest mode We can adopt
to accomplish that rcsult7
we fear tho apathy aroused by the original dig.
nifty" men, who wero dispostd to liston to Gov.
tho part Of many. Or such disposition we already
boring counties, by correspondent, that wbile all
VII register who can do 80, q majority will 7oto
| mo conyontion;" and friend nom another coun-
y LSpoI.s that, 20 dofeat convention, many havo
we submit that neither tho "dignity" policy of
voting "No Convention" nor tho stubborn policy
ball OF reconsiI ction. It was sct in motion by
tho D. B. 8. Bill nnd at oyorY revolution has gath
OF, d power, until .lust now wo,. people, arc
out ehoico, beyond that OF aequicaconce, II whito
men men do not put our ship Of State upon tho right
track, black mon will do II to suit themselves Ir
tno whitci Will not assist in starting tho noble
craft, tho blacks will do it unaidod Tho fact of
our return to tho Union is inevitable; tho only
g1,esY, guestYis, g. who is to guido us 2 win II DO
soliSolo, therefore, for thoeo who aro eligible to
accustomed to political action, to romain stub.
Gal element to manage tho holm, anaided by y tbo
that such shall not be- the case. We W. trust I our our
Tho people Of tic State viii not = be- J poIorloss @
unless they elect to bo so Whilo stubborn nm DEE OF
actIon viii not ultimately change tho result It will
tics and liabilities. Which course is tho is wisost
This ie tho question to be considered, and decided
practically; "Masterly inactivity" will DO as fatal
AZ nlasterly Opposition could possibly DO. Both
should be avoided
From he Auga'ta Consttutionaii,t, Hay 2s.l
a BurToS-HoLE LowEn.-From tho Now Eras
Say til his insoionco had shared the fato Of Bob
Acres courage and oozod out OF tho palma OF his
hands. The Mobile fright exposed the iiimsiness
discretion. lilo was not only scared ont uf his hat
but OUT OF his scalp. 10 tho astonshment of
everybody, instead ontrenching himself behind the
hom those inyincible forreHses laundering anathe-
ma aginst tho South and its people. he Toared as
gently as sucking dove, and tendcrly insnuatod
South was poor and ignorant. He wished to know
why this state of afairs existed and In answer re-
iSrrod tho m whole question to tho b,rbarism OF
be ignorant, but il tho North can show larger ba-
anee sheet and better system Of tuition, 6r. Kol-
10y mould Lear learn Tint hs friend aorrt Smith gayo
tor Of slavery tho South owned tho COW but tho
North stripped the teats; In other words, tho
her Yankoe brethren, aud tho littlo remaining
stolen by Sherman's bummers and Sherdan's barn
burners ANY ono who chooses to exnmine tho
can readily account for the lack Of material onter.
prfso IN an agricultural region, and it's supremacy
among tno6e VINO run tho Government machine
to suit themselves. Since tho war hIr. Koiloys
party has kcft the South poor and ILL ierate When
no taunts us with misfortuncs brought upon us by
himself and his party, it is at best gratuitous and
mean. =
Wo understand that Mr.. Kolley roirainod iron,
speaking in this city because Of an intimation
from Gcneral Pope that .heIo had boon controversy
enough In his line. II this is truo, Gen. Popo Do
serves tho thanks Of tho people in his military dis
trrot, aud rises corrcspondinyly in popular cst-
nation. % -
REGISTRATION IN GEORGIA AND ALABAMA
OF GEN. PoPE--ATLANTA, May 2i.-An important
Gcneral Order on Registration has Just been issuod
by Gen. Popo. Tho following arc tho salient
points:
The States Of Georgia and Alabama will be dis
.rictod, and freedman placed on every Board OF
Rogistration. Registers ara TO take the iron-olad
oatn, and TO explain to all persons their political
rights and privileges. The right to register and
rote viii be guaranteed by the military nuthori-
ties. Violent threats or any oppressive means to
ssS% Ina q SpBy By military M
commission. No contract Of Iaborers depriviug
them Of wages for any longer time than actually
consumed in registering or voting is permitted to
be enforced, under penalty Of srrsst and trial. In
cases OF disturbance at pla:oa Of rsgistration OF
voting, civil authorities will be called on Tor pro-
teotion, and in their def. ult, the military. Civil
officers refusing to protect registers or voters will
DO arrested and tried by military commission.