The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1867-08-07
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- Letter. from 8: I. Perry.
Fhe action Of the ramp Con-
gress, the other day, IN extra sess
sion, ought to convince every one
that the. radical party have no in
tentien OF restqring g the Union un-,
tilahes Southerp States aresfho-
roughly radicahzed, anaMllo elect
Senators and members ef'& Che
House Of that party; ,hhe Ken
tuekE Represent tatives mine in
nanaber, and, all D Denocrets have
been denied their seats in sGon=
gress, simply because they were
mot Republicans. If the:
SentheTn States under the recens
seruct ION ioa policy q, ,Presi idsnt John.
son had elected radiealss and CIV:
sen any assurance Of their adhe hesion,
To- that party,::no one can sappose.
that their representatives would
have beenhexeInde from Con gress.;;
Inths faiIsef 1855, eae ofthe first
things done BY C Congress was to
purge the Senate, and excludes
spamocrats enou gh from. that body.
to givef hern;a tNo-t birds. majority.
Theg qaestion4w s4he; 9forsthe,
people of the sSoathsBopdeeide,; IA:
the cpningal aleesio Ms, whether saey.
prefer 10 Remain as hey are 'of,
By calling convent ions, adopting,
NEGRO suffrage and e,ecHRg radI-
eaiss Coz back s.intes the. Union:
WhatsadBaatage to the South wall
II be tseinerease the Black Repab=s
lean majority inGengress?r How
can we be benefited by strength
ening the. hands Of our eppressors2 :
5 What interest~eaa We possibly
havein being Represented inrGen-
by traitors to- the Sout h-men
whom we must seorn and despBe
asJndas Iseariots in sReiHies 8 It
is sad and elaneheig sreaeetion
or humansnatare, to see @mea4whos
inaugarated the war, and were
going TO die In the last ditch, now
seekIugstos gesbaek into the UnioRy
stripped saft every 5paiaeiple,-and
right Which they -yeweet to defend,
with Black collars.
around their neckss How disgust,
iass teSsse base, unp npRineiRiedsWmte
ssenseesiag flee and position by
hypoe critically Handerfng to the e.
naiaat, criminal and Tuinoas pre-
jadiees aspB;at ieas of she. .aes
esso. y IsWould greatl prefer sae.-3
iag every e4fcefn theSStase Rafed
By. the honest, negligent negro,
than by -sneh uppai neipled and
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Isonce said to- osPresident John
SOP, in reRly&to as.despasehsH sent
rae, about Hien. faens being gexeiu-
ded from Office. .ander tie safH4,ossisE
ionaI GoEerafm emf, that I had made
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aaerally sfoaestzaRd 1tgastye erthy
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