The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-04-27
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avery large and most decided majority.
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The Raleigh Sentinel Of Tuesday last, has long
and full report Of speeches made at that pace, by
citizens who had been invited by the freedmen to
address them. As the Radical Convention recent-
ly held in Raleigh had been spoken Of in the North
ern journals as great Southern victory, the de-
naonshaton Of Monday last is not without signi-
fcance. Nr. SEA1oN GALES was the first speaker.
He made them IN excellent speech, full Of good
advice We have room only for the following ex.
tract #
What would it advantage you that the leadine
dsfranchised or prevented from holding Office
Have you any animosities against them to CRAFTY
Would it make you sleep the sweeters OF your ap-
improved, that such men as Gov. Worth, here. for
who, Il it is Union men you desire to reward or to
that respect, should be placed under the ban No
my friends; ldo not believe it OF you. Under the
excitement Of the moment, some OF you at times
ace shslah III il's .s n, re
Vensefu feehngs is not one or 'y6m ffailles.fn
which respects you present a shining contrast to
many hereabouts, who have white skins. Let us
az heze, this day,Eto sum up the whole matter IN
god-Eke motto: Universal keedom% % and " nniversai n
II beg here to recall to you the adyce Of General
sickles that excellent and piaetcalapeeoh which
eS aas g the Reeames s!;a e Charleston few
would exotic animosities1 between tie two races:
He told them most truly that the;prosperity OF
The South the welfare q country were in.
tamately associated with, the harmony and good
gence, eaoitai, land are not less hi portans than
labor, and yet, without labor, these can have no
Re H Esq, uddresseh tles innce
ne9t; and after him came Gov. WORTH, from the
report ct whose remarks we clip the following: %
How have :alRays acted towards the.colored
people, 4 you want to know, You are to find out a
Sy whss say hFe % today Yeu viii find
told p speech h-makers Il You % are sensi 1
BE and .Y9tild dct dence,, you viii not
a!9 az }Ss Sonr %te to be b the
tory, you will find that never hand -cutfed nearoeS
and sent them into the alaye market as SONS If
bought and sold negroes for the purpose II bring
ing families together: have still living with me
the first slave ever owned His name Is Stephen,
ed people ask him. and suppose you win be salts
fed with what he tells you. i.STsS7 ,
yoice-t'We can't depend on what Stephen
ssss o7erSef you eaat them asi some
boay to else: depend on him. and believe he de-;
:, voice THAT'S so, I have talked with him and
Governor Worth-He is an honest old man. I
have trusted him with thousandsiof idoIaas, and I
nave always FOUND him upright and honest in his
would not have alluded to theee matters to-
day, were not aware that .imputations had been
purpose Of infaming your minds, and .accomplish-
ing party ends and purposes. God knows LIFELONG
to no party now. Theirs can be mo party now in
be carried into effect even at the point of the bay
cnet and what need can there be Tor parties under
such circumstances Whether: we approve, Of that
law or not, We must abide by it.s Consequently;
the mere question Of party is little better than
mockery. !siSs--sf;. ,#5s sE'5 2
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I, u, y; Aiabana. II .H,:.
inst. has the following not;ca ~ ~, ;r,,,o,tor+
-. nos.ee = a a. ~
A. m -. - satutusy .1.es
turnina no;nt r not;caI s; crs;a as me
momentous in its results that has ever come With
m m our Pohnca experience: # was designed that
teract the Tea ~ ~ s9onid conn-
ers who kaye been for weeks sowing in the minds
seeds Of hostility and hatredls1re; nnc5eoked: I
to lead to- bloody strife against the white race:
That. object has been accomplished, and the good
q a5g laen smp spite of the
in force, and they learned from the lips of every
speaker how they had been deceived, Cheated and
SWadiad 9a % y 4hsf nsT keepefs there
cIyf and OH carsof the United States, and
many Northern men who had come here to live
% fa dsa 20 take their chances NTH the
they heard them giving their open approval to the
psopeslto3 that THOSE who sought to stir up strife
5esween ny Whites and beks enemies TO both
Alabama, and not Of foreign intruders and incen.
to coAtrol ana decide upon their Own polit
.d sSaa ~ IN the honest efforts Of al TO get
public rights as citizens Of the United States prov @
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