The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-10-25

~ sAv "a SN0z kld6H AOm lA ruins. MOTH
ern capital'and genius and energy must be the il
struments employed liz It's rresGscitsation.. Al pre-,
n emit shey are all driven away by the cold reoeptlo
i that has been extended to them heretofore. All TIM
they want is q heartywolcome, and they vii; como
but not otherwise; and that welcome they tcueh
TO have. We arc o homogeneous people the ioin
helrs OF the same heritage OF national greatness
land glory. The people OF the North have alread,
distinguished themselves in all the walks of sci
ence, civilization and progress-their commerce,
1 Whitens every ocean, and their locomotives ere nov
dasning overland through tho home OF the buffalo
and the Indian, to- scale the peaks Of the Rock,
mountains and bestow the vitality of ~arterial cir
oulatlon alike upon Maine and upon California
VINO is there that is not willing to unite his des.
tny VIII the future Of such . people and TO claim
au the extraordinary powers they have displayed,
DOTH IN peace and in war, ne their own? GE ns}
Now, for such as are willing to seize the oppor-
tunrity as it passes, tho gtimo has come. II Won
nave lost much, you will only lose more by q oon-
tinpa' growl.I Awake III. realities OF the times.
and conform yourselves TO she situation which Won
cannot escape President Johnson's revolution
Will reach you, frst, for you are here without
friends and without sz;ns, and will attract the
hostile pQtiee Of those who may think it necessary
% remove the alice DO Meu Us attack che enEeraty.
i1lnfn which way you will, the power of the Repub-
loan party has to. be oopfronted-at this power
the whole nation has stood appailed-hat it 10
yours, II you will have It.. Choose now, for the
last time, whether we shall all march EDWARDS to-
gethor as friends and brothers to q glorious desti-
ny IN the future, o.. turn once more to The bust.
ness Of wholesale butShery On the one hauud
peace, happiness and prosperity invite; Oh the
n,ther, starvation, death and suffering await Won.
Which, viii Sou Shooseq ra4 Mo IN
Finally, the writer does not despair that the
force OF these consideration will. reach tho minds,
OF some who will particularly examine them.
MGch has appeared an ono pupno pranes calculated
TO excite the mind against the Convention now
qqbodt tobe held, Whilst very few have been willing
toI encourage the people in tho adoption OF a
policy, tho advocacy of which is calculated to at
tract odium. If there be any truth in the views
here presented which the people ought to know,
Whatever odium may beSexcited in the attempts to
place 1t before them, is a matter of very small con-
sequence. They ought to know precisely where
this vote will place then. q iIf they could have
found u friend in 1850 who would have told them
frankly where secession would place them, they
would have been. saved all the tolls and suffering
they have sipce endured The reverse 81 tho pic
ture was never shown to them-an'b such matter
being excluded, from the press-and they wore led
on. step by stop, to tho p~recipice, blindfolded,
and then pitched oyerI The very Same thing ID
about being enacted over again. II the people Gan
the past, surely they will be wise Tor
the future. Unless theyhavo the power to s'foroe"
the Republican party from the plan Of reconstruo-
ton. then, upon every reason that ought to inAu-
epce sensible mon, they should 60 With it, and re-
store the o.s State e the Union; and this can only be
done BY. yctings for Q; Conyentionrg HI Y9
AZ TTna there 10 to,,oh IN Az r.. - 4 -,N.vS
is unpleasant to the Southern people, and it is but
natural that many OF them should express them
selves In strong terms and no ono would expect
them to 'writhe with grace, or groan melodiously."
For these the greatest charity will be demanded,
and should be allowed, whilst others, who may
respect the sentiments, will not acknowledge it as
q rule of action, but prefer to be guided by those
of the understanding which demand
reasons and not impulses as their governing prin-
cip4tes.. as 5 Y g. w. DUDLEY.
BENNETTsvrLLE g. O., October "a, 1857. 7