Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1867-09-21
Spirit of tho Press.

ycstetuay, IL is understood thatlt become cyl
ooh. silat' IN Ntne opinion OF every member
present. inc lega' effect OF tho contemplated
amnesty prociamato, would be to relieve all
persons included within its terms from all dis
Hua',"cotloh' as wen us all penalties incurred
oS 'heir con'phcity IN the late rebellion, and,
=, course, SO laf us the action OF the General
uoro'"il'oh. ,, iS concerheu,) from disability as
~ ."o - 1Ae'c'so o' inc rlght OF suffrage we
=. .n"y' 'lierciore' congratulate the country upon
."o ftespects ;m ,. OF speedy settlement OF all
eho CONSTITUTION, y: and IN harmony with our
viii be ;,s et,ao. 81 ~ " uovo,nen', s,i nat such
doubt nor is It to be- nrosum"a ha. i vail ho
seriously denied by any considerable number
OF respectable men of the radical party in or
out OF Congress"
EFFEcTs or TIE AMNEsTY.--The Wash
ington correspondent of the " Boston Post"
who is supposed to be in the confidence of tho
White JInusc save uA1rah snaa,I..;.:
;,,,,,1,m, 'pv0'''''' 10
-, ~ ;eao as 20 s.'e o. el'ect @ Oh Vhe ahhncs'
:, D""l'o' ',.;,,' 80, " ''o on Inc uhacrstahu-
w." .no 1N','"'s,tn.'o' =. ~ 49, 'nae me am
oa'5 ,o"ao.es an u'Sap'l''y' put W. DO met
1uI'n M'.e'o nc registration mas been closed.
ss'u .'ls - 'lo' ''c case the party may en-
Th ''.s 'os' oy an appear 1othc courts
,,,,,,s,.. " o", :, 'cH,''"'' c'm' u, Proc'a''n'hg
m'',.n '"o',S .no i''' "PProoa''on OF all
!, ,.n,,,, ,''I''o h'o" "'u" nohic c,a'" that
,,,aJ, ',',,. n:o. Dl''o' '''o tl,e ir's,acht
a,,,I, H. ~, '"'" "'''' "o
,r, :. ny oi'''1I'i =, III: ''' "'1e'ey'
,,..,'s "''' .nG IreSl-
80 "''' !, 'nos y. ''o s'o""o ''''' INC
a.. 'G',o'cs I'LL OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES and po-
lltlcal u'Sabllity.
lEE llERALD ON "DUH NEw SOUTHERN
MILITARY 1.-The New York
+" Herald" of Saturday ;ndnl,oc IN flo fJ
The country will watch with some impa-
ucnce thc ilrst acts ciS OF Generals Hancock and
Do - '"o' Az i''''', i'iS'''e's' III accord,
hy Generals Sheridan and Sicklcs rn,na;, % ~
full force, and the new Commanders arc re.
minded OF this by Gen. Grant as he assigns
.no''' 10 'near posts Low long these Com
~, Pos''.o''s' ocPeh"s
between two c|oshinu nr;nc;,,los Yh;,I, ~,
Srcss has stupidIy allowed to come in contact
. '''1' S"'H"i"iiucio "lC
rT.oeo ~, ~ oo'y '"e laws enacted ny Congress.
Ronuhl;e If ho ntton,tS;t W. !" Ia. u 1I' tIo
may administer the laws with millDess,
which may enable him to maintain his posi-.
ton; still they control him. If Mr.. John
son, dissatisfied, makes other changes, upset
ting aud instatiur, with the hone that he muv
find those who are willing to override the
Congressional ennctments, he will only discov
CT thet the remedy is not in 4hnt direction,
W. nt 81 a,:,.A he Battle has to DO fnnght
ous @ a. as''ns,on' ana must now RAPIDLY
"'llp" oomn :, 70 '''at Po'nc where tno Two great
,,;,'s .1' .'.l ~: "O '"o' o,'''t' n'cho'er
VS. '''0 ''s"'' is al o'ef'hro" OF tue EoV-
7 The Wnshinoton corrcsnon,,o,t ortboN V
!,
| % ssoou oe'i o'
| a''A'e'y eA'st'n@ mere as to what the Presl-
dent is gong to do III regard to rc-opcning
aud extending the term for registration in the
South for The nurnosc of o,lnvyi,, thoco ),
who,, ho l,t,l ~
r...,:s, > a' ",""'S'S 10 register
i'a'ncu'acly ai'cr the proclamation was made
public, he let it be understood that he had no
intention of rc,opcning registration. but with.
in tho last fcw d.,vs ho hos hoo,
oround ond nm ~ ""' ~" =, ''e''"s
:, ''' '"'''','.'oS '''"' nc VIII reopen
inc ''sts' Notwithstanding the seventh section
oil the July Reconstruction act, which, in sub