The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1867-05-29
THE5PRESSs VS.. GOV " ): PERRY Z


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IHEiPRESSs Us. GO " PERRY.
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= ,.s';s es;zstrast the following comments IsI
from journals in=this State uponsthe views
e3pressed By ! Gov.sPERaH-.in his. second
4etserss 9heatnportanceasof tlreilsubjeet
Siscusssd induces us to. afford all the pos
sible light, within our reach and we make
m no apology js for the s space pa occupied with
! is : eeasiidd ii dderasion,. We would have the
reader to. .consider.also th:t,the. writers o.
the annexed articles are G;llolintetfs, ,ssome
of.wiioa nj are entitled the credit Of hav
iieg d defended the honor Of our common
,imSthsrrs IN upon on the: battlefield. The views
tosf tsf such lie msn arc certainly deserving o.
weigh mining.a question wherein
sssboner, 'sssaprinciple;. &C., ,4are involved to
theextent portrayed In the Ex. Govern:
or's c6rinmunications. - ,s7.t9 -, - - :.
From ias spal,rtaaiSsarsg Spartan. g
&C Coy. Perry has written another letter
on. the subject of the Reconstruction Bills,
addressed to Tie Columbia Ph9nlr, in
which be: reiterales his long and faithful
devotion dyS / n to the Union. and that he had
raised his warning voice against secession
and the fatal delusion7 of forming u South
ernC Conffsd deracy ;and;we know personally,
thaS 6sshb BE had aiif feReatsdty declared that che
extinction of the Union would be the
death knell OF slavery: This is all true,
and5ii the love, of a aaSouthernsman for Che
Unionscould entitlel any man to the
henoisSofs scano onization, universal consent
would: decree andSawardd to Gov. Perry
that sanity honor. His elegant manhood
andalaree:p patriotism s.known:o men,
and equally; so his Northern procli2i-
lies. thereto nossone can doubt that
whafeEeresconn she5may agivel llooking
tosa Iestorationsof, the Union; his inten.
tons are pure and This. declarations are
sincere. But Mr.. Perry's purity and sin,
cerity, his love for the Union, his pro-
phetic, reach, bis high sense OF honor, hs
Just Indignation against the atrocities M q q
the Military Bill, bis devotion to liberty
and and love of South Carolina, cannot, and
Will not save us ID ID the hour of trial His
caustic utteraTices OF hate and deteStation
ls ,s1 AZ theS, t,e
sne oou.n s'sspe aeses ssr, M nts III
destrscta9l ~ IIsase 49, ~; ~
1ns oSH.n 10 ~, sao .nosv "sSs Rnt
snat sne Motia1tias I'VE oas. ,.a.adaS WSS
whas s ~ t, r,as alH sghs +bral
isto aeaisof '1iss o ...s ~ =,
doms uov. I III -.oo.n.0 - ,".I @ +,;
oner. nis,eoulst,ls 40 .ne ,g PeoP,s ~ sn
State insthe eafefgency ~ y = hnuM o.,he
other leading M'n..a ouusd ., i ,,,ha, ~ .lot "
gives she sains,aus 49, I ,.bo moi,
Esias'mPiy czs'iOs ess'y al,u Ii h;s mo-
sou,.i
that when heseieceto.'S ss'e t'ou ny o.oSa
1ete Tor the best ana :W'sese'- Niell, ou'
swrito arl slits; ticket, -sno co,lssneloi,.
Well, what then /. 5 M-hy,sMat unt,l SUM- ,,:
thing turns up, that's III. we enlii.ss.n''
is tue substance OF MT retty au VIZ. , aN.
his second 1ettersle mas 4stiu i1o i,o.4
than ne did: IN tne::nrse: = .ns Mi,r
people OF tnis -o1a1esoppose,dhaf" .ho fuasdns,
" Is as nlucn DO " 60. " s e..
81 on shall not haTe the rlsnt. u stt,itag'
tive can prevcntrit. n }. one 9ls; can aonel
under these; circumstances, that ever. ever.
freedman will vote tor a convention, y y
will not stop to ask Wne.hel T. ~ cousL,
tut1onal or aol, tlas ne s..oula r,ti ~
r,ssf,s q sunrage' .nsltiose - W.. ~
for a convention any Ie,osa Wv" ~; ;v,;,
The letter states in..s s.is.u =, aiR II
thousand scolofed andos.s lo'e1 s;o ,.a,s.
White voters 70 IN Sl.s 2.a.e. - -
clear tllen, .,'.l !. ssG, ~. ba. 5n,,:
men m Sout, Gslroa.,a ~ aga.iE aIad @ ~.
yeitton, 2 s1leh NJ oe 1900 I too tno
syithst.snallne 8 ana ae.egasIs e.e. ,n.,;,ats M
Aowevenswf''e ihd tss'flot.e'' =, .,.s. 49,
maybei cMnos,os g e1Ire'Ha b;n, - he a'. be ee on