The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-07-24

held whose dccrccs will cmbra. further
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT, coniscatun, ant. |nbso-
lntS surrender Of Tho State to tho ortllorn
ltadical Party, to uso 10 hereafter MS thcy
choose. This they would prevent, by a struggle
to do 30 ia tho Convention" now ciiied
i3r' by selecting good and truo mon to sit in
it " ns Delegates; mon WHO arc neither Georgia
Union Ropublcane", nor Northern liadical he
pnbleans but men who appreciate tho 'tpolitical
from that Radical supremacy which otherwise will
bo riyetcd upon her anu Upon her people. Tho
idea that Georgia or any other Southern State that
may 20 against "Copventon' would bo left to mill
tnry r'llo, is preposorous ono. In such al event
Georgia will ns surely DO reconstructed into tho
Union as tho 1tndical pnrty desire it., aB tho aln
tics OF hor people will bc swept from tlenl. For
which is boing pursued by Mr. Mil and those S who
:; \ from the AtarRa He,c Era, Jufy 1alst
nKcoNsTnucTloN.- Tho great work OF rcconstruc-
tho opinion OF .liBunoniHts 10 tho contrary not
witllatandihg MIR; Hills celebrated speech has
converted cn N hundreds hp were firmly resolved to
letter 10 also having Q most happy effect for .0ur
sito," and wo hope thcso wiso nnd prudent stutcs-
men mon may DO induced by tho dtinnion element to
H. like old silver, tho moro you rp il the brighton
y y gets: Our camp fires burn moro brightly to-day
Than ever Let tho column movo forward.
Nor So.--It WAS rumorod on tho streets fcw
day.. .sinco, TINT Gonorn Popo would not allow .Ir
I'M 10 speak against reconstruction. But Mr. Hill
benjamin opened NIL the walls of his mont nh wrath
but TO our anilzoment nobody WIS hurtl Tho
!rienus OF rec0nstruction seriously contemplate in
ElttnS hlr iitl TO CANVASS tho ontiro State. This
- no joke, nnd wo ndvise lilo delay as possible
in tho premises lNEgIi j.
Hon; ,. H. lIuL; Tho excessive bitterness of
Mr.. Hill 8 speech at Davis Hall, destroyed it's in
hucnrc for OWL with thinking mon, and we would
ndyiso tho friends OF reconstruction to employ tho
distinguished gontloman to canvass tho StntS @ toI
wo believo a fSw moro like efforts would carry It
bfty Thousand for Convention. As it is, wo only
expect thirty Thousand. ,i
tFrom he Saronnah Republican, July lol
IooMBs, JOHNSON. HILL d Co., vs.. PEACE.-Ad-
mittinG that those advisors, whom va warn YOU TO
haps of tho highest intellectual enpaoity and OF
lofty social position, and perhaps ondoared to tho
Southern people by reason OF thoir devotion to tho
sobcr-minded, evenly balanced men who are cana.
PIC oi meeting tho present emergency? Will such
doctrines as contained in Robert Toombs' nd Hon.
II. Y. Johnson's letters commond itself .ur 10 on
dcrsed by tho impoverished people navo thoy
laid down In their plan Of stubborn resistsnco to
tho governments any method by which tho poopio
adopt this policy of opposition should it terminate
hs disastrously Ms tho conflict just onlod and what
reasonable man Gun for orc moment entertain any
men show no avenue Of escape for those who Join
in the grand abusterine expedition. Tho day,
nens % ms soS and o by whom Tie
OF wisdom by tho sophsIry OF willy politicians.
Be not oaptiratcd with these protty phrases.
Ihoso Eoldon promises con mover 'bo full
hnod, and those WHO mako tlom aro in-
patient to secure what they half pledge by mean
isglcss insinuations. They tell tho people giibiy
thoy Will FREQ them from the CALLING Chains OF mil
tary power; md that'tho tyranny tint now chnfos
their proud spirits shall do moro, II their nd
yIeo is followed. What assurance have wo that
Have We not undoabted proof, and ho does not
attempt to gainspy ~ that lie is utterly powerlcss
to break ono link IN tho long Chain Of difficulties
that now mnnnolo our poople9 Wo contend that
no who has tho hai dihood 10 pledge tho poopIo Of
the South dolivcrancc from their troubles, through
such political agencies MS Messrs. Toombs, JOHN
soh and B. H. Hill propose to establish, assumes
an awful ! responsibility and tho day will surely
bar of public opinion, TO answer for thoir folly.
II wo want moro Of this peculiar kind Of pcaco,
by all means let us at onco ally ourselves TO- this
embryo political organization OF Toombs & Co.,
and Hing out our banners OF opposition deaantly in
tho face OF tho Government aud tho Northern peo-
PIE, 1t will doubtoss, facilitate enterprise OF oil
kinds send thousands Of emigrants and millions Of
experimcntY ~
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