The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-04-16
). PUBLIC OPINION IN SOUTH CAROLINA y


lusions which, although noe IN very sooa tasse'
are pardonable enough, and pointed enough to
amnae hrt on account Of the very bitter attack on
-. ~ ,Eo t,,;rt 4 scarcav inst that ono
Governor ohR' we Lille - soA.o !'J b:a :. st..o 0L
,,,,aar vaIv irving and difficult circumstances,
49,; -: - - .h;. ,or+ ~ ,,,,scrrnnons
snonio Do unjeo'eu " 'ni' 81 -
denunclatlon. But do' eInor oHh las e9ualnnii!'
Of temper enough not to be disturbed by such
a,a - tba yvr;tnr of these communications
wariaie' oDu a1 :. 80 osao,,o,
does represent any Inn naences WHICH aie enuoa'oi
ing to direct opinion in this State, 1T ls as well for
+he neonle to know it. We do not think that those
VINO are at ah aa,ia. "lon elo pso. ~ 10.
history OF the State, Will misunderstand tne orl1S
.o,1d rnrnosa,of these letters
NJ ~ sE7;,o,. of t5e H,rnld
= ~ Anr:I S.South Carolina woke up
this morning amazed ut finding herself at the half u
;tsno 1ields az diIuted rndicalism The letters on
aPnSIns % Oninion in South Carolina recently pub
lahas AZ Herald seen to have been the i'm
- ~ those most .aatonndinp, notical
eoste 49, - 'SoN NJ tia u;ter however there
eoemonsetaIvns' -. t:,s c;+ hos baan f for somc
ng s g ,,ot;c;ans O nervonsly nnxious
GSss u n tha ain stranng mon the
WScS to be- made at the annual
ef 1s ma sIs Ioo faat Bafors We proceed
y tSa oracnr stterances at this great DO
Innst andesyo to 1,nraye,
thrso co. ~ ,,ol;ticai manmnyrinr which
had been PrGsies we.h S.,h H. Go To1sa
~ vs or
The portly iase 3s 9asto ~
sns ayarvSodv he micht and ii
;sfan fo ln,-who in De-
esmbers went to the Capital, and returned to Coli
y ba Ss1 resS iate cor COW Of the Herald:
tlon as ne na iea .'s1 - :;
fhe aIiaPte MulH, R;e,o =
sG 2 ths badly scared Fly E !M M
aiter tns s.a. ssp a,scts % TO- ~
flcal saysnt OF tn1 Nsas, WIZ ~ III
the negro Vote oy a ntaaat ns
~ 4ha,asa Su n.St M;nSaess
new che9r pes; buS A1ica a,Ay iopapiy t sast nIs
ssse thus arg noI teass, ~.
his E1celency James y. YET, WHY e.lSo ror
fteen years post has neen as Sne
tWo haa Use his OWN words
@ se.sie sne RSnscaa Il .e
q,,on tys1 have nroyed laInantaby
,,:a,a,,a ~ ~ a;'res n1
of nnliticians have been Mt some
aaah not ,,arhans M mnch for
aa So1 te nnrnnsa of finding scme-
~ ss.. - ~ CIV rarlx fejlino roIitical for
~ IercI,anca receivaa f7meV prop. Il
sgls -. - 5ecIe nnnn man and Il
= th;, . That Or, taSn had en;oyad The
Itr n,.eof y,orf1
~ we A Ga,,ie1i,: .a
70 maze Ds anu stre,, bv aiectinS tine
nAa ~ EInitaS Sfatas aer ta af
tnls ~ III auo - sa1,,. ~ one Az vo,,
the Mss sess =, a,J b,,ri form NJ tba Goy-
may s9PPoss. - xroed W S,1 n tb;s
noT - NJ ostar IF r hal
=; or ORDER
peen at tSe Gnua1nors fran;d
fhs yana ff bs nast record this little mole
1:sf - = ,arss o1eat rrominenca in the
% - 2 f; Snf = 1Se5 wb;ch he
fo0tn Ca!oua soi.s eIittoa W 49, ~. ~
Iul9dby his mnu6lce, Wnore He ul02uue !laSe IAo
HRRaoY fan6 1T seemed to require put hstie 70 SEQ
that the emanGpaaon o. tne 15gTo Msant I,s lu3
and entire Eeeden1, Wnc9 nee9s mGss oe tonoWea
by ta !oe1ca resEats, CIV! anu % ponsca elu.1lIy 10y
WtA yne Mniee sne MuS -
3pease 20 pe5SsaYe aaas S tba ,,e a.
Northern puglc epon, Ill 40 as aaS sne ne
gro nee Wgu1o anv 5ee " ~ sns sue ~
the Soutn ~ tess Sio - tho
lMhloh are conCe00 70 ING AcI0ren sPSopS as. llo
Northsuch, Tor instance as tne I3gnt 10 1e repre-
sented to hold an equal status IN the courts JUS
tice the right to: testify and be governed by the
eana laws and system OF judcature as the white
man And heEwas furthermore too blind to see--a
Democratic finn doubtless obs ;uring his mental
'ViEion-that at least qualified suffrage would be
proper claim to be respected BY the State.
All these things should have suggested them
selYes to wise and far seeing statesman; and pub
ia policy required that the men in political power
~. ,oSo tf,ao