The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-09-12
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ihE n,rOTEr C,NrNiuy-yr ,,>.,., CONVEX, :,
rhE brM"'nMT r,FrI ,Tn wtIvr
hFaL cANbtHrrs n n,n;rAtS "uIiNrNG "
1 GRo sUffH.Gr-- WHIP, ymi Tu,vi ui. .ouv-
SON :-calctL LArIoN'. Toru rAGriEs On rIir
iiARlisBuRd. Scptcm: L-As there ~ nn Gov
cfnur TO be elected ioi EIsyIYania, nuI no ncm-
Dcr3 oi Congress- on tlii ;rUnl Tuesday in DCp-
prT, thr interest iii thsrtmiF'; election cantir,
| upon the ONCE oi tudl al the state Supreme
Conrt. AMI upon t.ia b t'1i..va.S Is EoH .oins
vHof"nsly on. i'ri,chaE,.rn-IisI lac can
,iiiateS "f both Rrrutii. yAa:d u.rnn., ala. lu.
tirs stand ahuaI even irlr estimation ni iiir
general public. a!ii. aplrgr1n the very Mu!,'
margin III the political In"ns at hut!, zeal
tlrinen, they wouii prolly Lr REGARDED with
\ equal FAVOR as julists InlncI al iiutlrrl,h'i
cniartrr. Tie ullirr i, important ",n. M
asin'irl ~ the term i'' for ir: wears. ll,,Iclm
ry ncr',ra by thrrApr.ltlon iliuitatIun e., the
"fllun. GcorScW. Muui~al The Democrat. l,av.
srictlcd NJ their candidate lrnr..F VI. :ar-w.nri
nf Philadelphia: and rrrsid;, Judge "f the Distract
Court iu that city aInl roup, Il iaMirr a.; uiuIin>-
tinral,!r ahiIty ah rxtrri.l, pni'n,ar III riila-
dtlpliia. not only with hia IN rliiy hut with The
ritzells generaly. Throu ,pu the Stale. al.o Ia.
| ~ "'li known. md IN reBst2d ~ Il Democrat oi
the ,'rirl.Ht consttntior.iam,l. The Republican
nnsninrr /. aiEr u. ". ~.iau, III liitrhur, M
"inIi: ant i"n New Eni;..,, who IL sad L. hr not
mt I'LL roIilar outside III, .n District aud carrt-
INK with him inlo th, ceilt,t some ycry ruiln,,.
| nlris oI thu duties "i tnlf. i'tri at tin, pluI
form upon which he was naltnatcd IL '.h,tainrd
III nlir n the i,s,lii,ua a,tlr,l lN ,m l;r!ulil
cau Convention held at Nihlmsprr III .iune
| whirlI drcnrr. that u is ti,nty Ola Judge iu .-
eide "n thu hrnch arrnrn: ,it,. uli,.al opinions
of the majority that 1t l> tnny, 10 decide with the
party who elected him. his ,icraraun. upon
| which Judge Williams goes tior" the rrul,lr. Ia,
rnih'r shocked the mcnhSs 81 the legal rr"lr,-
that Ju,iSr SHOULD decide tcc1r'linE Ia law and
| mol arrNrtling Ia politics. This plank laldly
thrust into the lirrl'i'am rlti,rm may therefore
li'm" Il very wrai one. II 's,niy rarl, l"'w","r.
ot The Iatrhn policy nj the hllIralS. A. nhrt
4" this, the Republicans ptscnt the .,srutu.:
| opinion al Iudg.' Sharswni.in tllr Di.:r... rpurI
L fl.fI t,sIt
Irnit, where he declared II, .tcl I'll Congress a.!
| February -. lSli2. making EtrmbarlS lrral ru
urr. unconstitutional. 'lhislirrisium. cry ":i the
Rrlnbna,ls. t,t,ilrs the I.'Ici ur every " u
OWNS five ,nl!ar hill. It is IN atrnrinu- hnrtrun
| and Shows that Judge Sharwuul adlIrr,s tu his
old nulliiratiul ideas at irl 'alliurn lime. They
make much capital Ont III y AMI raicnlatr IL n,r
/ 1t extensively against lu:r ihlrsw"ad. Tile ptm
| rcraln respond that the judges upIni"i has .,n
! ed. aH ANY honest anl insl nun should that rn,-
tracts lna,.: upon gGll iuSis couhl act hc l1ni
dated by parrr Only ,hit AMI irntlin. mnrc
80 mnell for !hc r9neida,ea upon whom the
! main issues III the clcc .ou turn. As tu their
prospects Ut success. tOtL PARTIES are pretty we'll
agreed that i will l"' ti;hl racr The rlianrrs
are ila IL tnll vote WEI" l.llc'l ihr tlrrunrr,r
woud RIM III their candidate: Int M rcui.,, amin
never tnrna out, except ut IA election tlr Clover
nor, tn. contest will probably turn the personal
popularity "i the two mcIt The canvass tlnnngh-
out tiir State. although not a. yet ycIy NOISY or
dchionStratNc. II Silcntl, active. 'rlr well m
ranged orglnl:atnn Of tile Union League, appears
10 bc an Wtrflatch iur the less c9nsulilla cd
ganls ition %! the democracy. The former. backed
nP 10y moIry. power patronage, ami held together
DS 'thr cohesive power ui publlv phnndrr," exist
everywhere, while the urni1,: attic orgauI.aiion is
only perfect in certain districts; tut AZ, ,s,irci
rom The brat sunrses that, altoila uakin.: little
display, II il working With grat ctlrcl. anal ,uccaI
lnE IN -irrnElh each day. The pen,,Niat, were
never nlre hopeful since tIs days ol Then defeat
III 1861 than thuy arc NJ prcseut. Whnnt being
saii%uiir at nIlccess IN the whsle tirkrt they 10
mol despair OF cltctinE their can,lla, Tor Supreme
a.
| turc they Il" not expect to vary mncI, Ir,nl Ills
present complexion; bu: uuXt tN the State ticket
the! regard success IN thlalclrha on thr'
county ticket ~ next II, Importance, an The demo.
crats OF thai city alrruSl confident of rcctin,.
General Peter Lyle for Sb,r,tl and badge Iiiilow
tn the bench ol Common lIras and Over uul Ter
| ulnrr. Ludlow IL the on.r .eiuncrai. il..,. IN
hat rollt. and:rl 'vafTtr 81: ,iantrn -lyic, wa,
fought nplcndidls all thrunl;h the wal the other
prominent Democratic candidates in Philadclphl,,
Ic General j. I. l.llii.r" tnr thty Commissioner,
AMI Colonel v. y. t.-ich Tar Rcgistr, vi Wills
both snkllrrs or distinguished character
The hopes of the democracy Of Pcnnsy sylvall may
l'r summed up thus - They rely frat. upon the
personnel uf their candidates next upon the blum
der ni The republicans III excluding all soldiers
frm their tickets upon the plea that the soldier
business is played ont i" which has raIIr,d nuri,
di,cnntcnt nilnnR their own party, from tho Iacl
that i'll several counties ,lisaitrlon ~ grnM IN.
uparn in the republican ranks. Ia That Stevens
district ami that uf Senator lowrir IL in ald Ia bu
notnriolls. Here let me add that u IL remarkable
that J"hison ami his policy little spoken oi IN
thc canrnsa. Phr republicans aIr Iiarhap, resnry-
lng heir fire uniil the demon, meat uf the late pu-
lailatinn Il made manifest. ar the amLesty ploca-
matiUn is issued. Then prepare tor howl. 'FI,c
democrats admit that the detection IN the ranks oi
| the enemy has received check hy The Presidents
late movements with regard To tho military pro.
| cunsols. and think may venture to say that they
would just as snan the :smneGty proclamation was
Kept i'll lohnsous pocket untl! after the Pcnnsyl
| Tania election.
What do YOU think oi johnson ~ ia question
hcarl errrywherc-at the hotels i'll the streets
q A.,
their minds just nov what ITO thinE OF johnson.
The moderate Kcpublicaus l0ak pcrplcNcd and say
nothing. They are evidently embarrassed, and ;,
l;ttla alarmed. The nNtrena Radicals ut cuurar
| arr moro ,chcl,,onr Than ernr in tlcnnlluong ln
IN "a drunken acoHIlirri, and snrll language la
| not nfrrqmrnt on the lips "f respectable luUhnt,
gentlnncn in bruatrloth even ut tile. ,linnr talir
Upon tho question 81 msr" suffrage III the Statl
the liatrala ara us miiil as miro, AMI, though Tho
nemncratn Journals continually tAuuL them with
| CGwarlirn in mt onbn,lying il in their platform
while thnv carry Il secretly in .i,,lr hearts thry
respond never word. Many OF the ultra ltalicals
We're in favor of Introducing the measure, uml ill.,
them declare that tho party had nearly srlied one
Of their most vital principles by not putting uni
vcrsni uosr.. Eu.;ra.Ec plain and squire upon the
PLATFORM. am nble 10 inform you that !! was in,
trn.luced into the resolutions ut thu Williamspor
Convention, that il was atroiIgly urged npnn tie
COMMITTEE, hut it was resisted stontly BY Mr. Mo
Phorson, Clerk Of Tho iiGuEa Of Representatives.
md the proposition was lost. The negro, there
fore, il left out ~ direct issuo by tho Radicals
Int tho Democrats not going tu LEI lin, alil
out Of the contest. They intend 10 bring mp tIt
Republican legislation which forced lin nesru int,
the city cars and railroads will. white men, after
tho companies had offered tn furnish separate cnrs
| TOR hB accommodation. This fact and Tho genera
| corruption of the pnrly III tho Legislature lnrinr
tho election OF Slnl0n Cameron to thu Senate Tho
| enGrmOua increase in thr public expenditure AM
| tho State debt nlnou lhG3,. and ih6 liquor law
which IL as terribly unpopular il is stringent il
| tho Northern culinties. are the principal weapons
| with which the Democracy are fighting thor anita
gonists.
They claim il,at Ia nppoaiiian Ia lila tho Gaili
| cal5 had no New Orleans riot al they had at th,
last election to intiame tho passions of the people
and thoy hiyo hardly time 10 manufacture ono IL
the ensuing five weeks Moreover; that while tn.
candidate for Congress-, ileister Clymer, lbGi
was put mp as Democrat simply, and with NJ
other record, they hnv0 nov standard hnarcr il
Judge SharsWoGd, who brings vast personal pJpl,
arity into lac field, and lawyer, 10 quito th,
equal of what tlIey call his Yankee Tiyel"
Ia all these calculations the Hldicas oppas
their Organization" and seem to rest auetl
majority reduced, nut the beat informed nf then
| speak confidently OF carrying The State The
look hopefully to President JohnsOns doing some
thing to justify tlem in their desperate rernlu
| tionary measures between this time and the clec
| tiuh.
~ tho state in in round numbers ahunt Gu ),GUl
The vote for ConGl cSacn last year WAX SIT Nm
| In lStt furtiu'a majority was lJ,BWI. Lincoln
vote In lnla Showed n linImhlirnn mn nority
2UGl0. In 1865, when thrru was no Governor I
be elected, the vote small and tho licpiIbica
; minority was 23Gp. In 1876 it waa reduced
1900 On the Go, vernon, ticket and II 900 on il
, Congressional tickot, which was tho true lest.
the democracy conduct the present canyaas wit
riBOr and diHcrl Dn, thoy hope TO change this on