The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-09-14

abolish that body eirsly. Il w1ulL Be q use
less cxcrescence- OF expense. anl
nothing else. Oucau easily see thu, ii the
Executive il moi i'll Is sphere l." he anything
more than the mere 'rvan "f the Legislature:
IL hr IL To he ieprrd of the powers with |
which he is inyc>t hy the Constitution, II |
sheriff deputy wod ill the Office equally ns
well, aud ut far iess,st. One will readily ne
knowledge. If he vi take the pains to weigh
the matte atteniivelt thn, il the Supreme Court
is moi to exercise. uthfnliy. ronscieuiiou4iy
anil honestly. The pasrs grau,cd to il hy the
Constitution, j, canl.rye other purrns"
than ihai Of being rc ailrr and ahcitor Of
Tyranny.
II The doctrines; the Ra,lical party in
Pennsylvania are ihduclrincs Of the I;a'lcni
party of the cn,intrYanl this caunot hn de-
MED, then il follows,s thing "f course, that
the vic"s of the part with regard TO the local
courts. nre the viewaor The entire party with
regard TO the s!urrnr Court Of the United
States. IL those virs pr rvail faith is de
siroyed, justice is tlmpled in The insi by
party turbuleacr lilrty is dead. Red Rcpuh-
licanism will run riotn the land, to he follow
| cd hy-lei history sa whut. There is no sad
der page in the world history than is afforded
by the record of tn evil results Of The un-
| guarded passions Of a,coplr PASSIONS. when
properly checked. nrt the motives for great
and noble cxeriions. When unrrsirained, they
nrc the parents Of lease.
| North aud South wr,re all sinuling to-day
on II volcano which my swallow MS ul'. AMI
ttho South is powers,. Our only mcans OF
escape is through tluNoril. To the practical,
sober SENSE Of her people we mus, look 70,
escape. To her we nusi look for The rejection
OF theories which MlI blight the prospects o
this fnir lnnd, destiny her prosperity in tho
present, and rcndet her prosperity in thu
future totally impossible. Sclf-intcrcst is I
powerful lever, and s,lf interest requires tina
the North should prtcct her liberty and oilr!
Ly rejecting these thorics which. if adopted
would DESTROY the pfuciplcs Of our Govern
mont aud the genius "f ur institutions. I'll,
n-., rVwer mas lestrovcI tho ,bcrtv a
Tho South, nnd IL is nv attemln.", ,.,.,,o,
liberty in the North, " carrying out the saiH
| theories thnt have ruluccd the South 10 il
present condition. The preservation Of lihcri.
Mt the North demand. the overthrow Of thos
theories, and the restoration Of constitutions
liberty tn the entire country. Let The Mort
remember-ani we feel confident thai lis ow
sense Of its own dangr will soon bring il I
remcmber-that the nile Of safety, rs we'll n
the rule of high morality, is to do unto oller
rs you would be done unto. Let tho Mort
arouse itself to lis own danger from Radica
teachings, before II is hound hand and foot
Let IL remember, in the words OF WAsnINnrOS'
| Inaugural Address, that "there is no trut
more thoroughly established than that ther
| exists, in the economy anu course of nature
| an in,lissolublc union between virtue anil hap
pincss, between duty AMI advantage, hetwce,
the genuine ma xims OF IN honest and mngnani
nous policy and the solid rewards Of publ
prosperity anil felicity" Let them, also, re
| member, in his words, 'that the preservation O
| the sncred fire Of liberty, and the destiny O
the Republican mollel Of government, are just
ly considered ~ deeply, perhaps as finally
stakcd on the experiment entrusted TO ih
hands Of the American people" Let them re
member these things, and all will bc well. lie
them but remember these things, and they vii
| rise in their might nj The ballot hox, and crus
out, now and forever theories fatal TO the cx
istence Of liberty.