The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-08-25

Character OF either Of the candidates for the high
power OF President and Vice President OF the United
pies protested by Grant and Colfax are most in ac-
cordance with the politics OF the United States for
tine psnc sSa Of liberty ata a Ussj usos
and are more likely to lead the whole
II appears to us that the principles and speeches Of
the democratic party naturally lead 10 the reesab-
shment OF slavery in the south, thus rendering use
9ess the great sacrifice OF property and lives made by
the friends Of liberty in the last war If not leading
into another war destructive and terrible in the
future We well know that the democrats are the
great defenders OF the traffic In intoxicating drinks,
which cause such destruction OF property and lives
throughout the land and prove such hindrance to the
material, moral and religious Improvement Of man.
kind. In their ranks are found those who would rob
rs OF our Sabbath and make 1t day Of trade and
play. On their side also are those who rebeled
against the government and caused the great
which proved the death OF hundreds OF Welsh
trade prospect is also worthy Of attention. We
are promised If the democrats are placed In
power that the taxes VIII be less. and that the pup
hc money will be managed more economically. But
their former history when In power gives us put
fery little room to expect economy from them, ana
their financial schemes do not seem likely TO lead 10
any Improvement in the circumstances OF the coul-
H They propose to pay the national aeot ~ green n
who ia possessed of gold to keep it or send it to
pther countries, where there is better security Thug
Eiated in value the country viii sink into poverty
and disgrace, and its progress and development will
DE hndered for many years to come. This is our
opinion, conscientiously formed and while we allow
20 others the same liberty to Judge as we claim to
ige y o 9re anna a 70 VGe b sf
every Welshman throughout the United States
should do the same.
Equality ia Race, Color and Previous Condition
in south Carolina.
(From the Charleston Is. c. Mercury, August 1871
Below our readers wlll md very important and
lature on saturday last 1t imposes penalty OF not
less than 200, or imprisonment for not less than
a for n ln rip1n ttan mad In
party or parties engaged in any business calling
pursuit for which license or charter is required by
Jaw. IL VIII be perceived that the negro-radcals
STOOD up to their principles, and wish to stand an
equality in the hotels, restaurants, railroad cars,
Congress, judges, jures, equality equally demands,
and we commend the principle OF equality TO Massa-
chusetts, New Yok, PENNSYLVANIA, Ohio and Indiana
Sauce for the goose, sauce Tor the gander.
. The vote on the bill was as foloWs:-
feas-Whtes; ................. ............'.'.."
Coloreu. ..............- .................... %
Nays-whltes. ........................ 10
Coiored.. Observation-Disclosures. b
Nays. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS "a
Not yotiug-whites. IS
C0ored... OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 10
Not voting. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 81
Total 100
f0lOws:-
bill prevent discrimination persons by
carrying business under license race color
Or previous condition.
enacted BY the House of Representatives
OF the State of South Carolina and sitting General
Assembly, aud by the authority Of the same:-
SECTION That from and after the Of this bin
calling pursuit s he Carrying sosAS 8 which
cense charter required by law muncpa State federal
pr otherwise, to discriminate persons
b color previous condition who shall lawful
: :S for the benefit of such business calling or pur
SEQ ANY party discriminating shall be considered
paving Violated this act and upon conviction shall be
1fhed by fine of not less than 81 600 imprisonment for
not less than twelve months
sEC No act OF incorporation shall be conferred upon
ORGANIZATION the rules and regulations of which contain ea
lures not compatible with the provisions OF this
Scot All acts or parts OF acts inconsistent herewith