The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-05-04

emo 1o1th OF the republic that
The alners Of the Constitution Of the United sstns de-
ofIber Gods holy word the oharser @ s ot i
depdnaence the Constitutional the United States, an
sne eaer Of Is ~ aa II
Christian: Democratic Republic ana when abe pro-
claimed @ taasas her living lth the friends q liberty in
the accent Of liberty, turned their reverental gaze to
the rsng rsRShs 11,a q the Western
as they rose from colonial dependence to national inde.
Rendenee looked 70 the great North American Republic
The Republic Of tho United States has done much for
nanity. but the great achievement Of this Republic
Yae the declaration Of the sublime creed humanity Of
fath rkood Of God and sof the brotherhood Of man
ppaause 1ns Rep9bh which began in the language Of
he from the shraldom Of man, has
been rens by m irrepressibe coic BE-
tween the: one side and slavery on the
In1s contest re Congress that
North American Republic It continued from 17ge to
Of this rebellion, and it during Chat Pc
assa NE tss tss e
and blaod syn var this contest was adjourned nom
bloody years liberty tzunphed and slavery has died 10
rise no more forever loud cheers.J During the past
% ing went up again over Sumter; have had another
conflict Of oznian asata.
ss sas eas Sfiss
1iea 1or all men hereafter to be the prac
s9Ss.s s. eanisa u havs rs.ssa souh
Rsss sisat s. s.zs I q 81
eeVsa & ssssy as ss sss
She entered se CONFESS 4 s0T n77s aS9e an9 %
q indepeadsnae the words
the Convention Of INDUSTRIOUS stteamen to folio
thes Constitution OF the United States and -:by her
pincsys asa haieasss ssss poT nsT
TO- make compromise, shy which It 'yas agreed that
clause In rs,aHon to the rspsesentaton incor
porated into the Constitution and the rendition of slaves
Congress and when It proposed thas vea.
sel and other foreign vessels should take part the
e. o ass e
the; Union. Whan in 183A5 porton OF our country
Odd believing that Ne had TIC %
power @ the District of Columbia, and
Congress- It was Repreaentative fsonn
South Carolina, Mr. Pnckney who introduced resolu-
years The right Of petition was denied In tho House Of
When Jno Quincy Adams tho great advo-
vindcaied those tights on the door Congress MI
Waddy Thompson of SonthG Carolna who threatened to
bring Mn before Grand jury 70 punish
ana United staes Senator. who denounced these peh
rs no nasa and
the limits Of South Carolina At that time, under the
lead ofMr Calhoun, the Senate OF the United Statea
in all these movements it disng guished senator OK
South carona bore the flag and led the champions
the Republic; and In 1874, when tho \, Common
wealth Of Massachusetts sent an eminent law-
yer to defend her colored sailors arrested in your
port he compelled TO leave the sate snd denied the
right to defend their cause in the Courts Of South Caro-
e e 3D. T
houn then Secretary Of sste who laid the before
must be annexed for the purpose cf siren the
institution Of aavery in ths United states And Shan
bringing with them the title deeds to half million
squnpe miles Of tree territory itfwas JohnC Calhoun
doctrine Gntea
States by its force carried slavery into the newly
M In 1856 when the country Was rocked win sSuasicns
growing out Of the repeat OF the Missouri Compounded
mpnava able man. declared that FFesat should e.
elected he would advise South Carolina to go out Of the
asas product q aaa sna 2e
enee, was pending in the Senate and Stephen Dong
,ns was leaang % the opposition @ to Il it was
came, into the Senae, and laid down tho broad pla
eompreaensiys doctrine that the men who worked
ssyea 1n 1892 the fiery and impetuous q south
easoh9a ks @ snd % 4 Roa The oer Of Com
Z The hspu6hcan party should elect President Of The
II BIack- Republican should be elected they Woud
"shiver the Union from trret to And
Men the people q the country. with tetear Of God upon
t4nd made Abraham Lincoln Presidant az the Gnitei
South carona led the country into rebellion and
daa over SUMTER the eornonweaish Of South = cpo Go
proudly the champions q human siavey
Il. g. :; 1sssr these aaets u
creed of the Revolutionary Fathers was disownea
son ths q tho great rnsn * the he RapuS @
Nc q ne Revolutionary ea North snd South vers
stae s gouns R9ns sn seean ns!
ing the secession theories q Calhoun Tie great lead
asic champions of human bou lage drovs the moderate
men, the old jackson DemocEs aud Chs old Harry clay
nan who Strobe shose bo1dy aaG sad
! denanty telling us that they had The right carry
law; and when We, 1earing God fearing the yel
dict of the present and Of coming ages tearing thai
graves se vast donsas os ns seoas
dc to human bondage refused to accedo to ther de
n.ads they ssassd the Of
We fought for four years. The men of the South az
aanssed their resources sent their young mem battle
Expect Of the world The Southern soles fought Wis
y leroc valor ore than 600 nelds but TIE eauseo
equal universal and impartia, liberty the causs of JUS
tce, humanity, Of Christian civilization tu,nphed aai
II history ef tss s5ass sla u . Ell
ze1s s Abr1ef record IN contests Of idass nom IN
hension o. Shole Gh1issan md odssea @ World 4Cs
n.a n sdaas haye pssssed Yoa
seod witch s1s he 4rs. - spSs mus5
&c saa sess
prtncdples and pohcses Of the rebellion are today
TssS sSs. Rsss y sss
to& than You we're yesterday; knd you vin be fnrfs
yo nc power dc fscs q a. s esrS S asoq e
Of Almighty Cod tapd Je un not DO i q,
tdR0etn America These