The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-05-30
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citizons OF Eastern and Southern Mississippi and
is gratiloi to be nbe to stato with ontiro corfi-
Party ia rapidly absorbing evory other olcment
In somo OF tho coup;ies II will moot with but lttlo
IL any ny. 1rsani5od opposition Mutitudes Who were,
construction movement inauguratcd by Congress,
with minds infamed by senso Of it's soyerities,
and with doubts Of tho good faith Of the dovorn-
mont, have under the salutary influence of the So
ber, second thought, fully determined 10 accept
tho situation as they find 1t, md to enroll Them
selves and vote for conre ,tion, and for good aud
truo incn pledged TO roorganzo tho State Govorn-
ment, preparatory to admission into tho Union.
In somo localities it is TO bo regretted that n
schemo to array tho colorcd voters, as ciass in
dustriousy prosecuted but,wo trust that It viii DO
successfully oountoracted by the vigilance and
people, who will look to the prosperity OF all and
the gond Of tho entiro country. In oyory com
munity there are discerning blacks, who have de-
tected @ tho designs OF these iniqutous plotters.
Tho plans OF tho disorgantzers, who arc for tho
mos. part emissarios from other regions, have
praeticables at home, who at frat advised tho
suicidal pol ooy OF ''mastcrly inactiyy," but now
advise that the people regster their namos and
task, howevcr, Tor our conservative friends to con-
vtnco tho now voters that thore is a medium
ground which thoy may occupy between tho I'm
other II is tho policy Of prompt compliance with
tho acquisitions Of the Government as embodied
in the reconstruction measures. We do not read
to signs Of public feeling amIsH, when no assert
that it will prorni by an unprec, dentod majority
in tho coming oloetlons.
Tho Columbus, MiaH., Index, OF late dato Gays:
PORTIONS OF tho State, assure Us that tho people
generaly will registor and that there is ground TO
hupo that II the question OF holding q convention
ID fairly submitted will BIO voted down. Just now
our people arc in doubt as to what course to pur-
auo. Thoy nre beginning. however, t. understand
tho questions to be decided, aud By neIt Septem-
making stand in de euco OF tho principles OF tho
Constitution. Tue lido seems to bo turning in
favor OF the Democratic party at the North and by
degree OF accuracy, whether thefo is anything to
hope from tbs. -auartar.
A sHssm1x OrniIos.-The editor Of the Abot
deem, MississipPt Examiner, in aliudng t2 thS aB;
ssss Nc sTs opposed to thoso pSti;o gatherings al
time .s e e the
thought and not for debate; the hour is for atuIy
and argus -eyod scrutIuy CT the political horizon,
opposed TO them because starvation stares our
PEOPLE in the faoei because there is corn In our
cribs; because corn Ia one dollar and ton cents a
st.n advancing, a, because the season has thus
far beon unprop,tious, and thought and labor
should not be diverted from tho fields we are op-
posed to them, because we believe that at tho
present moment the most perfect amity exista
among ell classes Of our citizens and will exist un-
I'll elimination and resrimlnaion from tho rostrum
divides them.
Lot dignity prevail. No matter what mans
yiows or politics may be or may hayo boen, thore
can be no necessity FOR his crawling on his belly
and eating dirt nothing can bo gained by it.
Bsseness Wields no influence, but manliness moves
tho mob and leayens the mass. II you havo con-
cessions to make, make them gracefully; admit the
necessity, yield 10 il you will, but do not show
your contempt for Gods laws and the intelligence
Of those who know you, by protesting love for tho
ta6k necessity assigns you. 81. D.