The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-05-30
RECONSTRUCTION.
VOICES FROM THE SOUTH
WHAT OUR EXCHANGES SAY,
VIRGINIA,
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ATTENTION, "FREEpMEs i"-Tho fact may b,
considered as demonstrated by recent Official aut
statistical publications. that there arc in the neigh
19rhood 9,i.o & OF ono hundred and twonty Thousand
ty-tYo thousand black voters.
Alter deductinR tho disfrnnchised whites ant
tho demornlized renegadcs who arc urrayed az gainH
will not fall short Of thirty Thousand Sotos, IL oul
people do not fail to rogister and exercise the
right OF suffrage: Wo direct tho attention OF The
this statement progHant with political interest
and Importance. It will teach the rejecting freed.
men that thoso who hayo advised thom to organ.
lzo party hostile to thoir whito employers will
doom thom to tho modification Of perpetual and
hopeless minority.
Is far moro to their interests than il is 10 that
OF tho whites, that they should unto with thor
employers in electng tho bsst mon to office, 70.
Eardiess ga OF the appeals Of Radical demagogues.
u Of p sos afa bG9h o tho
the Caucasian occ lpics tho natural and proper re-
!ation of tn; Dominant and superior raco in num-
SoIs as TS sa as IN S
dominant raco OF the kindost character to their
lato saSos. Thoy havo no disposition to WELD
snoii power 10 INC injury of tho weaker race, but
systom OF organic law calculated for the perfect
and pormanent protection of all their recently ac-
gnitGd rights T. is not at all probable that in To-
nembers Of tho Convention will be largest that
any candidate will DO elected who is not willing to
Hte " tIle I'LL WHICH III essential tho
protection OF his rights Of peraon and property
Unless tho nogroca shall yiold to tho advice Of
designing knaves, and organize q black mau's
party. thero is no probability OF tho largo white
majority in Virginia beng cast as mutt against
them.
AS thore is no conflict Of interest botween tho
llticni organzatione as those which mercenary and
raseaily it1nerant hirelings ore advocating Tho
cmisaarics OF the Northorn Radicals for purely
selfish purposes arc attempting to place tho black
minority in this State in faso position, and which
will prove suicidal to their own interests we are
too familiar with the nature OF tho negro to at
tempt TO win him by 1attery. We wish to tell him
III IL, plainest possible language that neither his
emancipat on, nor tho proscriptive legislation Of
Congress have mado him stronger in Virginia thau
his present employer and lato master. Keeping
this undeniablo fnct before hum, we wish him also
to understand that he can best promote his inter-
ests, political and individual, by refusing to be
array him in causeicss hostility toward Tho white
race in this State.
RICHMOND NEoRoEs.--A Richmond correapon-
don't of tho Boston AdUert.se- says that tho ne
groes OF that city arc somewhat demoralised. The
bad influences, it observes, proceed from Wash.
ington. TT says:
g, Wo havoc good many pestilent fellows in the
oapia,M;;eSws, who sesm to live for the purpose
ences has neutralzed much Of their mischief thers
Several OF them have boon down horo on so-calod
missionary tours. Their visits have boon pro
ductivo OF nothing but evil; 30 that, what with the
raspings OF the robels on one side and the spurt
ring OF these wlld-headed Radicals on the other,
the poor negro hss boen brought to bad estate.
The Richmond Enquirer says Of the Northern
political agitatois who are now stumping the South:
We would earnestly advise our people to avoid
these disturbances. by staying away from the
harangues Of mon who cannot talk civilly and who
Stir up animosities between tho races. Do not go
TO hear them; Keep away from theso gatherings
SaSsed blacks ana 6 the appeals
may run into blood. Leave IL 10 the military to
deal with the oIcesses which tho inoendaries may
inatigato Let Mr.; Kelloy and such as he, have
FREQ 70 speak whstover tlloy plcase. we are froo
MOTTO listen unless wo please. Stay away from
Sss S mot 70 81 h q IS
ments-but who come to abuse us and villify us,
andI stgate attacks n us, aud irrtate us II pos.
sbe to disorder"
[Fron ne Richmond Tyneil
MANNING In HIS WoaK.-As Senator Wilson
traversss that portion Of the South whore the dog
star rages with uncommon herconess. his radical.
ism wakes exceedingly hot. Alth ugh he has been
audiences, he has gradually thrown of all dis.
guise, and justif I'd the strong language which we
employed when denouncing the objects o. his mis-.
comment with surprise upon the vehement abuse
aud denuncaton which, in his speech at Augusta,
ho heapcd upon oil who participated in the rebel.
in the most offensive manner, threatening whole.
sae confscation II his orders Were not obeyed, and
1.-THE behests Of the extreme Radicals wero not
carried out. They describe his tone Ind manner
IN his Southern speeches as having assumed that
uf schoumaHter addressing crowd Of refractory
pupils, giving them TO understand that their fu:
or would not bauinado Them With his oebbIsls GS
strap. '''f'.5r 80
Tho rampant disciple Of Crispin sneered In taunt,
whose virtues are reyered by the Southern people
and brntally tore open every half-healed wound
which he thought would give pain to his white
position which he occupied In this State Of oppos
ing tho formation Of Radical bnck mans party
and urged the negroes to disregard tho advice o
oS s e I Eos aSs h H
tagonism between tho two races, and, as q cores
pondent OF the New York Times asserts, "hold ou
TO them as diroct incentive to support the Radi
cal candidates and none othere, the probable dis
triDution among them OF the oonfscated estates O
the white men who opposed the Radical party
Having stripped OF his conservative disRuiees
Wilson's d1signs arenoT transparent. -. ,,.1,u
IFrops hs Richmond Di,patea. Nay al !!fii
After quoting the platform laid down by the ne
groes Of Alabama. tho Dispatch says:
1t is against the sooial part Of this platform tho
the whites enter I eir protest. They are willins
that the car or steamboat which is puolic con
% but os % waS
npa tments, separate dining tables, and separate
sitting rooms. They do not wish TO associate Will
them That VEIL s the whole sen.y 30 stp
negroes without sssooihting with them. Why
then, should the negroes try to force thei
srs sSSRs1y ha sn X ns
s not sccis Privileges. IL asss' Ne asse ssS
to this. But Il is tho negro that 10 try
ing to mako those acts social privileges. Ho /
not cantont to ride, but he insists upon ridinl
sido by Hido with tue white man, thus actual,
| claiming "sooial privilege" which the latter i
have as many ateamboats, cars, churches, school
| houses, theatres or hotels, as he desircs. It i
| his priyileg to have them. No white man will oh
ject. But th does not satisfy sambo. he wishe
to force his children. ipio the same s,hool wit
rooms and seats With white men. N faot, h.
substance Of the Alabama platform. And no migh
| az well learn now AZ at any future timo that tina
| il Just what ho can mover have 30 long fas whit
men shall bo white mon. To attempt any com
promise upon such points Is to ooncede eYerythin
! that is claimed. E. = ~ .3'
| .- NORTH CAROLINA.
] z tFfoa ,1t Charlotte H1s5, Nay 2s.)
"In conclusion, would charge you, as you priE
| tho blossngs OF peace and harmony which we al
| share in common in 30 largo measure In Alba
mario, TO avoid all sooret political association
and leagues, and to fee as for your life from th
deadly approach Of all social and political egta
| tors and reformers, however spocious may be th
| forms which they assume, and from whateye
/ class. color or condition they come. H.
| We Ciir, tha ai,ova from a add ond |,