The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-05-28
ronTHERN M1snRpREksnNTsAITIIos +

NORTHERN MISREPRESENTATION
:, Itwould be very idle to attempt o. correction
of tho thousand and ,,one rumors that general
and special correspondents furnish tho Radical
press II is tho Trade of these men 70 write
letters that viii be read, and like 'olher equiv
ocal professions which nre tolerated IN great
cities, II they must be permitted ., to ply their
vocation" it is very, foolish 10 be virtuously7
indignant ut the vicious perfection which tho
professors attain. .Mr. GRBELEY is, iRdeed, o
philosopher, but he is also the editor Of q New
York newspaper, and We suppose he thinks, he
strikes fair. balance by maintaining his indi:l
yidual character by his personal speeches and
nets, while he secures the, profit of his news
columns by a judioious investment, in ssnsa-
tional correspondence. We would not, there
fore, give particular consideration to a letter
dnted Charleston, which appeared in the III;
6une of tho 23d, were II not that this letter
seems TO BIO part of o general system adopted
not only by the Radical, but by tho Democratic
press--a system which iconsists in 20 studied
Misrepresentation Of the conduct Of the mill,
tary administration Of this District. Now We
have no love for military government. II. asked
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why, VIC can only say We were. born free aud,
Cod willing,we would rather die So Bot,
when military government is created over us,'
we not only intend TO ronder under .0RsAE the
things which arc CRBAR's but we think it tight
TO recognize the wisdom and justice with whioii
that governments is administered whenever itis
administered I; and We protest against this out:
side interference which, on the part of both
Democrats and Radicals, has not, tho, slighiest
reference to our: good, but is meant to, aerxs
party purposes. 80. ",it anhl ;''.-5@h -
The Democratic press abuses General SIcKli
LES, without the slightest reference to- the
practical character of his orders, but bed dauss
it wants g cry to rally the Democracy and
q resistance ton,illtary' authority, :" g mild 4
riot, n few insignificant lives lost, mode crate,
shedding Of Blood, would furnish material for
n clever paragraph, q flourish about the Con-
stitution, and, perhaps, secure, the elsoti5nsdf
doubtful member OF Congress-, or q, war beml
ocratio Governor iR some Eorlhern State. q:i I
j. The Radical press does tha TaKme thing bel
cause military rule is quite too 'pfaotical and
quite too inpsrtial for the proaelSting spirit
df'the Republicans y They want agitation fof
asi!a!ion;s sakei tlsy yaPt settlement q tho As
nj; ~
Inv te,'er 20 wn'0a'Me nave 3e1errea 's,a
v eooa en oi'n.S' ,a''sr sor'oi ''. ME aas.s
epneoonao,: ~, .;,.,. A,EI,
and he has not found liz agitation, lie snl
.nsoA.'~ 10 e'S' naeA ana ~hte fnRs
asoDi 20 DC m,nulns ,neir.o~n Duhness. fla9i
s.s auS ,auOiers smte seem 70 De tninking ;i1g
sa' ~ s eloPs .ran o. UNIVERSAL saHfage @
i III a., 81. e 30! ftitaFy 5.uiFy .ao doYefn
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80, r ~ .oID,t'on u 'aeiEs'fs.e' '.et,
= - aecp. .A as'''p % pe''er II, q VI equree.
.n's = a''o"ea 70 so.on'"feoonstfuo.ion BE-
a.s fAa,D an na.ter. fhereiore We
naI $50. .o,S~ing parasrnpai sts
an account OF Tho cher porsioS OF the iy 9iIitaly
.e aan1nlstratiop,G ~ Con- siekes deaires undoubtsdi
be that be Is anxious ta Stand %sii WITH tSa M
ernor rsfaa 1nd she Ehttes gmerala Hehkss social
and snberdinate oSoSIs ~ YerS GENERALLY pSt a
Fashsf gRSfS fhe Sol9tod oSps and
any means, Tor thu negroes. .Gn,ofaa iSe rsilats
s;nn rank and me-" many acts Of cruelty and
can or dare thew S.ltreat and sbuse ts
Several a.l ineta5ess Of tas come Under
.nd ,S;a So,,a1uad Sie - nave oeen neIe S.t
lima r,,mn.. snSsa e.n.o,,ouG, ma s
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