The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1867-07-24
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Reeonstructaon inthis State.


- 8, Such Of the, people of South,
SsSG Geolina as feeisealfed on to pos
sess pelitieaf epil lions, at his time,
81 are dividing themse selves, into " hat
= may perhaps be eaH thess0rr'
: - : and Perry parties, upon the quess
ton ofreeonstruet tioa-bothagree-
inc ii the tindefensibiity the
Poiandizing bills but. the one
9 connselhng a CO, operation With,
the Reuabss ssieanss i'm carrying them
: out while the other-t feaeoV:
- sers Of Coy Perry aim thet |
preference for perpetual ga Hilary
,,SSeontrol.sver the Hay ytians lSSoyernS
: a1nents with which South CSaroEiaas
zlnnss:be cursed, under the pfaeti3e
ealsworkingsof these acts - 80 -
= .Itsappearss eosas, with altadefef::;
5zence.to the views Of 4heyery dis
tinguished. leaders of these two
parties, that hey are esKastingtheir
~ energies on a2q1estiens that~has
not yet arisen. . Il 80
We are ealled7Sens to seonSider
., very variant propositions at diff
ferent stages Of this great political
.zereNolation qnestionss soTaehtfrelyyi
: Independents Of of5eachsother that II
is not only unnecessary but aE:
together inexpedient to consider
them togeIhesHT :
ses.aslA man may well fa9seS the
necessary steps to insure 41is rightl
q tofsufYage withoa Fever designing s..
.-.ate. exercise sit HE may resol Vey
q aIso so exercise 3D. Without at
'Sthis time, dete4saii ing whether he,
win vote foE Or agains nstsasseonye
tiou, much less for " hat paeHe Heelar
.sscandi diaate he shall cast baH Hot.,
&saAnd aithongh eonNenbio bioussbee
Ssagreed on, he may very. well res
serve Che question what action he
: shall take ON a constitutiens the
: provisions of which nesRxing man
Eacaa foresee. Many reasons eonS,s
ssBise to- commend the applicable
1s~to.ear case OF the fnaxm, snake
sShasts SLOWLY and chief among
them issths very mani treaetion
saf5haS IS taking place ats hes North.
At present, the people ofthe Soath.
have but one matter connected;
@ with reconsttnet netion stes considers,
rand that is the prop oprietyysef ef regis
<<stering.sass.. ), -: e. ) = Z
,A natural indignation at the en-.
tire systematic DISGUST which
u every freeman must feel at its
s. Migrant ctiions: :o4 aalaests ah
the rights which sfffheoswor4d has.
regarded as peculiar to ,eur form:
Of political illustration, and,
sssiasfiy, a desire~toE oEaIoid all respons
ssssiiEbiIity for the anarchy that inass
pends, have drive en- many men to>
the resolve to decline, registration,
sand thus formally and finally ysseNer.
asheir eonnectfSen with the Sdeflev
aents Of mob. politics, q: < (
- TITS impossible. to imagine a
more fatal deiusieni H is worse
-sitzis "a MsgracefaI one: H is
sthreWing down our arms In the,
presence Of the enemy. IT. is "a
ssswieked abond doning of ourfriends,
Syswheshaye resolved to fight with
swhat weapons they have, orfree<
dom. It IS playing into the hands
s-$ofradicalism- ~ - T.. -.
5aGsLet us be admonished by the
ease of New Orleans and W ashing-
ton. In the former city, the apas
:: thy Of the people had given the
absolute CONTROL of the, vote Of al
t1nesteezery: ward to the blacks !;
: land not hing, but the order of the
o President to prolong the time OF
registration prevented the con-
summation. of;the outrage. :. c
In Washington, however, the:
mischief is completed, and it is
- beyond the power ofan authority,
las it would appear, to save the
white voters of that city from the
consequences of their foolish re-
solve toedecline a registry. g.,
= Ifthis is not tos be the fate of
the South, every citizen, old and
young, who is qualified, should
register, who is entitled by leave
Of onr masters tossthat privilege,
Register, and you are free to vote
or not, as you please, and have
the further, the greater freedom,
as time viii show. to use your
power when you desire to use. it.
Refuse to register, and you can
never help yourself, your friends
or your State. The time is COM
ing, IN the progress of this revolu-
ton, when the solid vote Of the
respectable people Of this State