The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-05-22
RADICAL AGITATION. i.

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Tho order which we published yesterday
from General SwAYsE, putting Mobile under
,norliar ,ow-for thoi ia its nrnri;c,l cfTeol- IL
Of ssncoial interest 10 tho South in yiew Of tho
prospe,t which the following appeal,.from tho
National. Uuiot Comn,ittuo 6pens before,,s:, ~
Tho National Union Committee appohis 70 tho
Republicans ot oFGry stato ior thoir assistaneo @
country .ar ,...,..,,s.. ..,i,.f 4, u ~ ~,
asS ~ q aIe gnsh1 Jnss Ino ro
organize FOR the remaining election of 1857 propur
a!Sry 10 .h9 fSmng aaes.aGnsiaa c0nsosti EspG-
fcdtcd in those States which, ,havo mover before
f@SeoniSTa re- ~ Shs Hn Suss , piss ~ go'efhHSthe t
day should be lost In forming and strengthening
within is tdsG rs ssasSs paoGS s9nmEmi d N 1 o9nsO
political organization 10 which Wo: belong. q i,
I9 tnIs GSsrS - 70 G st Sstoa pc
THO most efiticnt speakcrs oof botl races. Wo
woad onor % oy g GuS
of tho Isopublicaa party. We would cali, in oyury
s;o tsSrn tdso 40 nrS Nth ,,s i
learn to act with unity and energy. Those mens-
hv ~ RSnoan ;ons,a via
der tho Southern States battlefield Of prineip1e
iloions ana sbIo mon thorouSbS imLnea With o,,r
creed, should therc explain our principles, estab
i!sh our fatthiulness 20 them, and provo that ma
opa Sn pgannns tri%np p our caua
If This onneal IL RESPONDED to, wo NAV o..
nee, 10 have tho country covered with ilinoran,
orators. exercising the riuht which the Ev.uino
=, , ,,.;a e., LII, I;,, 9, a. ,ao ,ho ~.
,orrst Language hc can command" The labor
&c Tho country 10 To no interruntej IN. nas.
.;on. of tho ,o,n,rv "a he e,o.c,, md. ,xben
Tho inor;,oble reault comes as IL did in the rio,
~ Mobile Gen, sv.rss,s order furnishes, tbs
rcmc,,v, A military officer will . ssrme Tho
n,,intena,cs Of ni,bl;o ordern ,bo, aarn;n,s,r m.
,;o, of tho Inca, outbor;t;es w;,, be a,snsnas,,.
n,,h;, mee,;ne of,or n;ob, ,,;,, ha sorh,jaen
and :. severe rcsnons;b,,;ty will bs attached
n erc;se of fro, tb6 obi md rho
whotbor Judoc Kr1,rs v;s;, IN Moh;leo, Mia, ,nd y,
;ts oonapnusnoea nm, have nro,uced ancb o,s,ata .,
r.e,;nr % ren,or th;a ~ IN. nh;
tary aulhor;tv necessary. vbetfer < d;sii3Lb.
,nca or;r;,ot;ro ;n on .,;dan, 'a h,an - !,
noucratoa nv Tho condition of Tho nub,io tom.
nos ~ -,hot,.r .h. .pad;6,,, .,,;h,,,..,,,
nno,hor :. Nov or,s,,. M.s,0cron 40 an ;ncon.
-ono,voa rnn,;;. 70 VA ;31, q,
know
~ ---.,-, - 49,. do M, fee, co,,ea
upon TO express an opinion, certainly not until
all tho facts are before us. But Whatever may
be it's character it is perfectly plain that moth
ing but evil con come from this proposed agita-
tion.' f@' '-'' ''' -f
The educated and intelligent portion Of, the
colorcd voters Of the South havo now ample
mcails of political information. Innnll the
towns and villages they have organizations to
form and direct public opinion among them
selvess, and there has not been anywhere tho
slightest attempt to interfere with their public
meetings or to silence their orators. There. ia
The freest field for the exercise Of whatever, le-
climate influence they possess. But On organ
lied effort to gather tho great mass of tho lnbor
Of tho South in political meetings to. be har
angued by hired speakers who, as q general rule.
nave neither discretion nor temper, but who,
as general ruleildo have that ready and ireok-
less clevnrness which is tile characteristic ,of
American stump orntory, can only produce
mischief Tho character. of the. audience will
control control tho character. of tho topics upon which
They arc TO be: addressed. and TO govern the
great mass of tho voters they must be governed
through theirfeelings. Even in SO, sacred o
subject AS religion, those who teach them have
te adapt their teaching to their emotional ma
lures, and We all' know what The wild excits!'
ment pi negro camp-mesting is. Not ono Of
The signers Of this appeal but must kpo8. that
10 SUCH audienassnit would ..be. impossibleto
explain the political questions before us. The
only appeal must be, .hs Il las been wherever
The experiment is tried, to The, black mans
gratitude for b;s freelon, .ho ,,ponn,,;,
can party. Then Of co'irs6 comes The contrast
formerly supported ihis cursed institution
rI,.sso ,oor;os 80 =. -: IL:
Ane'' 'oPi's uro 30 oDVlous' -their 'fnlschie7eus
treatment so easy and 40 successful, Tint The
,on,nt Il; Al. = -, ,.lt {,
.r'i % 5es's'ioic 10 ING great milorlty
Of tho second-rato orniors who will, he hired
f,,.s ,,,h co,,na;n = y ''7> ~
'Ns ..t-
In his speech at ARiohmond;- Mr. CHEEKY;
whose mama "a s;sns,,t a MI: 2Si .I!5. q y,
unon t,,oss ;.ho : sss9a SIsH : tn's appsai. oailsp
wero black Or whitehall they had been, mas
tors OF slaSes-to' remember only that they
wore citizens Of yirginis, bound to her. fortune
and identified with her interests. y, !,.,..t.,tl
NopJ 5ooo A." rnnn,- a, :, I.