The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-05-25


i -. ;Ia, :iI iult I'D rI-Iav''ti jlIrrn, ARA is
Nn.t ~, :rrni :ci:!. That Ia: laid s:lcl
:nrl.r II,ii wiIo -. liz G:l.; Tic 5; MI
Il: not r'.-a.r i:o'i.. IL, colon. uF 5,..
n. ,:".l!'.t ting ii, Introduction OF l&seri
gre. '!iii. ,aw Ias a:,:;l.,;i g.. the i:ri:.sl
:ivci:!Irl.'.t. Saver was thus iurcr:i i.pot
S1tir Carolina ant! !, came part nf her sy-tcn
against her will Tie North dill nnt make the wal
tO free the slave That motive WAS tli,avOwtul
In September 13i !. Mr. Lincoln offered the SOUTH
The Alternative nr rEtnirn' to tic Union prcscrv.
' SLAYER. or Of "l;.:Ili:ng tie ut tho risk
"f emancipation. As Lac rs December 1874. III
Jan,l%rv 1867 when iriiiS were wnrr and rust
n.i from lon. use, an.l the 'cry cannon hoarSc from
Trqnr:,t thui.1crI.s-- wc! successful invatlia;.
arnlI swcnt res .'tir>+ n:"r til" Inn and tic
SnalIcra ranks had been down To n.r,, sinc-
TONS the same terms Lfis;It have ,;,I rI,!e And
the Union restored witt s.a",ry. l;,li wn fon.h;
not fr siavcrr. bili in, !a r.It o self govern
nIcnt and fn.,i tom IL the ill 4: is in vain
la refer to the past n elubittcg rciing l";wrcn the
races. Two hundred years ago the tirican race
stood as it had done for !iIro, tp,ls,rd years be-
fore. race OF savage OH lGclr native shores.
wurshippmg Idols and t.tls.C-. We now behold,
under tho providence of God. four millions of
freedmen on the American cnntinc"t Intelligent
wnrshippers of tho triIr God the only xcrpt. on to
the gcncr condition of the African race existing
IN tho face of the earth. When you are taught 10
he excited against the white race, BY rehearsal
Of the crimes of slavery. remember that your
present enlightenment has been one OF its results.
| But VIC hayo TO deal with tho present an ! the tu-
tnrc not tile past. He was here to assure them
| that their white fricH Is conceded to the full ex-
| tent their rights under the RECONSTRUCTED on Acts
Their freedom and oufraachsrlcnl was est 4b!i-h-
cd what would thry do with il? The entire
I'd npcn the success ofagricuural pursuits. Lpun
| this the happiness ui welfare Of both racas de-
pended Their intcrr,tH were t..orrfore cntica; !;
nothing cnllti be Gond l'r one rac: that would nor
-
npprc s!I OF discard. s'ispir;nn and istriIst en-
| .rnrlrrrd hrtwucu tcnI. would d. tatii u the
best interests Of both. Tie people uf Tie Souih
| denied them 30 singh. c;a; ri4iIt Which their
! opponents could Offer thci they had been tcnlpt-
IL with tn. ulirr ur lA's ilr lad heard: there
WAS llu pow ;i:lrr In. Constitution oi the Limited
States tu deprive ay per ci his property with
auti due process Of law; they could Gxprc, nothing
from tS pr'Iif,sr. ".S 'i''Il3oil add snare,
!; nee tllrl. tlicv cnull obtain all the l. rights bv
a TIM; III rtii,cnrd and harmony with .il!r lac! gh-
burs where the Necessity uf joining the ranks
y parts who ,.o,l il ~ suw d. cord III he laml !?
Our c-t nirs are united for veal 5r tor woe;" il
WAS f,r them to dtcri,ni whciaer there should
.,c peace and pro- pcri'E, ur cnmi;y anarchy and
| I'll II. &c.
Mr. lsand:,ip!r ru,inwc!. expressing p!naaure at
.namy u, the sentiments nc had heard said that il
thu whit adopted t.:c radical 81. .fnrm. there wa.
no lrc,l for mli. DIVISION 5riwr ; ricrs. but il
tncv were conservative an, sought to ab,!gc the
rights q; the Negro. there would be rliv.snn. AL
,udcd to tho position ri ti"y. Perry as an cYlnpie
IF said ti,al il his culir~c was adopt
.d hero wound n: co,ii-cat!"n. .Sr.. perhaps Il war
If races in which he bri.eYc,i t gru would DC
successful. 4 ntcd that Tie irs; sctt tiers here
| ,,a nu; been favor 81 slavery bat ingt after
Yards in lisa When the constitution wls nd ,pt,ai
| South Carolina WAS or rciaI;tH:g IL; and had ever
irc ipc!l IT. Admitted that Ill, North dill not
light rec tic 1--we but inat Uud nvrlru!cd their
p,,>,' and gave the wr that direction III lat t..
That ia. y rll -nccredc,l sn s"uu rs they made
that t il jrcl. lnG, iIr. Li!:%oIu in his lrAr,
aways desired t!!cir Irn:inn said The coiu.cd pco-
;,l were IL inc ajnriIy Srli!, Carolina audhad
the luwcr advised tlrn - Ic more luagi:aumUIls
llr' w!lt. than they had been. and conculci
| Tit p.i, ;,yr,cA upon the rcpu''t::l.Isn OF h!s
party.
Gen. Kc:llIcdg followed AID in s.l sae... saul
He LII that could address ,i.rm .s friends.
| lie wa> bora and Icarc,l alIl, ;IrlI. ilr IL ait
Interest i'll Item. Thc- cn,luct prior Ia ,.l! dur
- The var, had ble. .l! coiia:lmiabir also
-i,.ce. Il.cr were uow paced most rcsi"nIo-
be POSITION They were endowed with citizen
ship lie defined it.. /. WAS Will them lp :ncrt
rlilS responsibility. icr r"ul make Il blts ..ES
rIirs,.. As IL himself he dad i;ot fsc t!!c ca:
rsirc IL abritlc their Privileges lie world nut
| .u :lirin lric.. -ter u! Srs:i.lr Il .r.
| II. What was done must lie az opted tf prr-
mi. To r,;; i:;, hc inlrr! to 'io ~. and il T.,
w.. 81 veto for coarcLtion. Lie rou!-
iird ;!cin to 10 all u, tuir power to
;ak themselves "n,th" NJ ihnir :,cw barn
| /
ii"; 'i"t nrrircd sc; 10 Il s,.riin;l.:tr ;,s
"a -, l;iu- at irr'irn,a; Earic-; IL "sr,l lr
ia" prr-c fr,icr2 ;"i'i'. :'it.: pp.jl.,l.
~ y"ri1.; i.r me-, I" c"n:c.ll ON, 10 vr iur iiu
pr"c, sbri f Trn: ir Scr'!'ir;.:: ,,:r frlrn':, 10
aal, last. -lnwy 81 t" bGcriEr y ,I;rii,d. ~ uatr
| rr,:,... in hc ;Icn: g. III wi!r n.i! culnr,:L
mas ,rr,-t il identical: i'm, the must ara
.i"ti!"r Ia ii, .ll,lc-: il!ht ;i,y '.nil make AZ
u.u., cU::se; there S::'nd Jr 40 I.y;,iii.. He was
rrrarcd lu :;,larAGt - ;iciu Their rights. H5 SAD
| ltr.l iltt' - Ir,IrtIa IN
ms: w.S gu:lc. WAS u,t,ica- tn .u@al that lIi;;
they %rrc free. and occupied tho i,-.inn
| ;ney Ito, nni that was sllillclcGt, Twas I,so-
less tn recall thu lj:t.t history II ~a"rry. Ii yas /.
dead S.i.. Nc !n@n eau acrrlilt iur i!ln various
ciianSol al ii!l- ;uu:liry. The ct Stands out be-
fore us; ITS :ras"II NC Iiav ;nt lr,i: E:rlcnd
Let um Il al fact. let the b;. We cab
W tu war ut races. he 'l:Orrh ;in yu:y :'lca I'll
s,ch Il thing, II "as perfectly :,.,oricil., Il wa. de-
.ilurtDn. lie ''!d H"t r3tc:iailI ucl tpil:.l:
I"r it WIZ InI I'a li,r,' ,!In'ili never j., suy
| lrcrs-itv IT.. Amtv. harI!nIr aK identify uf IN
J rrrSl lrtwc,n the rGr"* you'd vr.i iLah' :hr ni
: ale Ind an:! ii'"-:'ni IA tiir lie would
take ,c:.sic II! an: llnc, IL cuu 'rn, t,nl ~
ricI"is nr tao rrc'lunls In cn..cu'ln.i: iic ~
vukr,l the bIos-lnx "f '"d oI ,..a:r ,r.ly aud
privileges, AMI prnl"sr llso ii them"
Rev. BrIl. .ahsun followed III speech charac-
! tcrzcd ly strong 'rriar, excellent ir.lin x" Il
taste and Judgment. and great originality and
humur. He spnhc in Strains uf maIl.y prI,u of his
poverty, and that al his brcthrcu--uf his uterli-
nation tu work ont his destiny by hanps;r. !r'lus-
try and justice, tu mend MD torln2s to II! money
u. i!la ...::sr, AMI shnu To buv himself hnmc ;
wlcn IlL Mas ready to buy, he had no doubt hu
could purchase some ui tho broad acres u SOM of
lIla wn!lu irrlnls and liz had nn doubt when
hu pulled out hls money, should 1t prove
not quit. enough, goud fccIg would do tine
| rest AID llu would got his laid; sad Genera!
Srtt told them i'll Sumter, that i,is aas
the only way to get land ::s"i thcy wanl
cd 10 trust H.. wlli!u n4 aid dlil o It LnI we're
:. .itiu afraid If him !e; SAID ,nin1 ), tcn! were
Ike the man who wcu:d not handle ii.c srui;c
after !ls Ia.gs drawn. but "l;v wiru his
head waa oil; that The I,lslrd them ar,l w"L In
bnr with tnr,I L" !rr'm.uln iiarr."Ly a;.i good
I,rns and .ais:' ir S"ael Carolina from tie dust
-iI:;ku Gr i.r!lj icrui WITH co:.i. cotton and rice
aud cars, her Ia hIm,Im and prosper.
,Iuhil Chestnut was then caLcl Oh: said !ln WAS
lul pre- AIRED t" iI:akr speech. bul went nn y
maize soliu remarks, mhcL refrain IRON ::l.' p;-
lnc lu report. l' rai hal justice .::.ut br do y
ni;i! hy the IMPRESSION l'.t U,.un mnd ut ;l!C
tenor ui w.: - saiu.
:hu ui.nL.ii.; tii,n ADJOURNED.