The Charleston advocate. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1867-1868, 1868-10-24

MAN,rS, Oot l5th. 1865.
M En'rnE our co',uy is illv alvcto'
l'"r political interest I.rpublcan>nl is ~ r'
prrn"h here notwithstanding tl,r LtSt r,lu,ls
~ ON : best friends" 10 lead oar pcurlc
aStrnN. Tie bc''iocr;;t' lrN II m"o,iny hc,u
"h M",'hcs''ay '.'St iortl'c Nvuwci purpo-""i
ya'hcr'n% IN IT, coloSt1 pNbpr 'Ihry
orou"h' UrWdr,' their best S,,;,krrs -~amun.
il'rni W. n'iuv' Waite Hampton AMI lis
'rosh'i IN the faith, Pleasant Grudc. lhc
'aS' named gn'.cnial ivcrrcl that Iii, VA,
\ Wf'lr 'Nni| country. and that h. wn4
wil,in" they @o'il Sofcln thc country splc,
To The cvcl,lslcr or carpet la.g'l.,'' ,rnl.
awag~." So. Ilrmndr he m"> 'li.rruclul
l'"hllc Srcccll sc h'vr ,vc% lizard w;ll"u"
cArrWioT. ;ll,' certainly d>. ":tccu lis pariN Il
II Tlcl, 4 lhir'T could hc ,lor". ~, demo
ci'tiH - This lahc a,h licaiiilr St'rv l,al lc
ever spoke l.tf, aud 70 ,ot hesitate I" Say H.
niNvl,.
ia l!,h m,'tFtho spt,ch n Wnd' 'i5mr
tor ,Mlio hal iiccn nlcf'n. more Of hi, Z
ccs>''hi sentiments aul n,fyi>'ur The planters
not e employ those who wo'fd vote Il l;r.
pnblil N ticket, down came III" large plat
ll"rnf from wh',h they had lIrn hol,.
i"fil! as in $50 ana preachers. doctors.
lawyers. Sc, came down with, Il crash t.
'n"'i'r earth The first thought that came
| To MS mint was, 20 lIlrilrr, sou OF the
m"rl''n- how ar thou ialIcn!" All clL col
ored lhuy WHO was present and had pro !bly
''N''' = ~ ~ 'altuIltlk' III SO(uh Nlncil'I,
;lcrnStc'l Tie i'iar>l,l Of the day, and dr,ir,,l
to be ufurnfIl il the earth had swallowed
them Hp.' The marshal replied, 30; they
are yci on HE land Of HE living" : Hlr>>
me. she rrl''rnrl, - thought certain they
Wee 1onc hfI'r'' One lnru was Srvclclv
crushed. AMI has since tuh. Several oihc,,
wrr> bruised. NoIwlh>tnu'fin.t ,lt>c facts,
nlin of lhc ,arcak"rS ,D"ly %oi IN sud said,
" H,'''odS l'uii !! vh laAa Mul ,'"ci liz,
rrc;'hcr S!ncr II ',ravrt' l'>lnl roN ll,
M!,rt Is ~ 5NN coHsr. We believe iiNui IL
iirSt alirmp, at y political gathering. an! tn,
last we sass ut him wcru his heels Sirc
hen he ll''S been n"4 'S'. Ne. lri uur ~
th'i VII" q" not hclicvr III rrcn,rr, i,lcr-
irrng Wnt politics @Ncrnl I lr fni icbri,
li"u> purposes lmrr were various speeches
made. nn' g"nd many "lwn ,lrsrriio,, MI
ia" Krplb,"nn ranks. Sonicot' The Sycrci,c
| Snackcd ~ war. and were not rcli>l,cd i, til,
pcarr-'"v'ng l'col,!, ,hcSc describes rs 4
|ronScuucli,c.
On The l3,l' in~rant ha ,srrullc;!n fcl a
meeting. ami rallied shrt forces rs ihqt xiii
on November 81. Hon t. I, Whit'cmoru
was he pr.ncil'al speaker. Sutl Il Guy wa /,
never bclorc Witnessed III Marion il III,
usual clnglicnt and i"rcihlc STYLE Mr.. Whi,-
s.; :.; , '.;; ; %
pclinry his own, lis arguments wore
convincing to the most nbluratr rebel, w''
heard lin. NrX, calnc Mr.. rurvis. !, yo,'h-
man in years but ol, in reasoning rnw,rS
lie showed grca, dcptli OF thought. and one
by one. lcnovc'! every Shred OF hope tl,lI
climax. the r,l'iy OF JOIN, Quincy Adams tn
,lr Democratic Executive Committees itivi.
tation "l> read. Mr.. T.. then informed tcr
oi men error ~ silppo ~" lGl, .i,c Norhcth
people >ilr,. War. or ilHl ihcY.vonlti il,row
;twav the lrinciplc, inrw!icl, ',,illio,' o ,..i,
iivc lrtd bcon .ivr!i.
Othvr speaker; wcrc urVSVut ",i.Oli.y W!liiiN