New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-09-17

know better than they or you can hV uIar men when
be c6e 6eins But this win not then save so are
Hear Ie sbad be eated as dogsdogs only tolerated
now because the power OF the swoa t"erated one
hour afrr the people the liberty 10 40 " s
anon their oppressors Hear Howell CoOp' IeSn ,ose
bo fosht for ho Union: "fn doors are vide open
wide enough broad enough 70 receive e'e eoyn 70 Won
creeping and craWIng uhao, 'ne ,cy Snethernatize
upon mrie them from the pale OF social and political
society Leave them TO waliow IN their own m're anu
SIth Nobody Will envy them; and 4 they are never
tnhen ont OF the gully until reach forth my hand 10
take them mp they will die In their native element
Snch are the Open public utterances OF the DenOorao
Leaders TODAY Throughout the South. Nor are they idle
threats Already and on all sides we see ueilpe t
grated In this State against all men OF either race VINO
are not ready to do the bidding OF their FORMER IotH
and slave masters. Tho hlndest cannot mistake, inc
issue It against the Legitimate, Inevitable results OF
the late that all this fury and intolerance IL
and Johnston that these appeals TO the base passions Oh
made II TO reverse tne ysays var as
written in statutes and In constitutional amehu,cn'S'
thar these vanqushed leaders of an unhaOwed Kepei.
lion again appear the public stage 10 ieuusleI 'c
scattered forces to reform their boken columns, anu
TO lead an unholy crusade against INC rights o'
Opposed 10 this party OF revolutionary reaction OF big,
oed prescription and ogarehy snds IoM aS ~ ,rfy
and 1854 the great National Union hepuDneAn pal1;
Entrusted in 1861 with the administration oil our hatoh
Government u found the present Leaders ol w nsi"
ton and Union OF fathers to divide the land oi WASH
gtO %
ruins OF civil liberty IN Apeica 20 ersct g. liz
whose coreIsstone," in tho words OF Mr. steve uls
tingnished leader OF tho Democracy to-day was human
slavery" In tle more than one mont, III 'o ~,
vent to power IL South Carolina under the ieau "
MS state day strike the first blow which opened
conflict which ended only when than half million
OF ,a Sfye o I, 1 later H. saw Howell cobb present
champion Of Democracy; commanding the st39kales "
their death by disease aud starvation and Gen Forrest
another conspicuous leader OF tho Democracy tousg'
,tI,.'y al and
low Bait through every danger anu S 0veIy nenps
and guided by the wisdom OF Abraham Lincoln.
the Union Republican Party steadily advanced is nue.
until the ,rst stronghold OF treason nfeu iho W..
stripes and the last soldier Of the Rebellion quted to
I"trsted again in 1895 with the administration OF the
Government, the Republican party was confronted on
the threshold the work Of Rcconsructlon by the ap
pahng fact that the whom the bnet OF An assassin
had elevated to the Presidency had allied himself Win
the party which had steadily sought the overthrow oil e
Government and the Of the Rebellion For near
Is four years against the vast Executive patronage
against unnumbrrcd Executive yeiOeS against every 90
s,ee which reerea.t aud perhdiols Executive eonH
the Congress IT the United Satcs has pursued us di
cult and momcntous work of iecohs trucung hls LsSm
fig the Union upon the immutabe foundations OF justice
and Equal Rights In pnrsuance Of tins duty IL mas ne
veoped great system of laws now Known as .ne TO-
construction acts VI Congress- which constitute the nt
complete practical recognition by the 'iion OF ihe poit
wbiC national 1stnbcf epIabs thhl
all men are created free and equal" under beo u a.
the Cuon has Been substantially restored Seven out OF
the ten robclous now In the full enjoyment OF
ali the constitutional rights OF States IN the Un0n South
/
Ills 1cat party resumed her place In The great sis
trri9od Of American states. old things have passed
become loyal; te provisional has become permanent
The iron hand of military rule has been WHITMAN ~ anu
laws long silent amid arms again RESUME 'eu "i'u "'u
To the sabverson and aunnoon OF Ibis Just aud ever
Sim of the champions Of the lo. Cause" North as well
rs son marshals ia forces aud leads The oot Inli Is
fine issue TO us OF South Carolina II T. the only issue
Shall the costly priceless work Of eight years he undor
snail 4Oeo,CO Of Ameucanborn citizens. now clolhei
~
all means Of ara pagoG rfn 'er 'e
heel of their 9id opPrs,o.s, Shs s pysssdI sna
anarchy and sirifc terrorism ana Aslssnhlly pci"o
S 2 20 sn, lie eftts Of our pcopi shan our
soil be trOddcn again by he Ie.l VI , y
aud The pitifnl remnant OF our iO'"'' i'"i 'T '-
Frii5w Citizens Two paths are open before y9n n;
rms as E Wa a Hatred Slavery, Domestic sfe. Emblar,
oned the banners OF IN. h.pnnn1@h a. irr rs
HAVE PEACE" Upon the BANNER 81 ilo puio iseg We
M tnru ,lrnf ear To- the voice Of all political
c,sImgrs WHO tell yon that the American people WI
now nGd0 e the @1re wafE 81 Rrconsircon
tie SOUTH will stand. The Democratic party cannot au
Cntr D.nocrafic club Of Charleston. with shameless
eGrouery. has lately told yon That upon the cck OF t9e
uphold Democracy ~ this stste ard 70 eS"rnlnatc
elias, o. our and Wicked fesflood We bid yoa re-
member that I'm April 1881 1nsi heior" SCUM ,Hl.hs
upon Fort snm.e[ Pry , nm, Stasn Tn nt
ised aud to AMI the south la their struggle
against tho Union. Ia less than two weeks after that
| promise made. that man, under the mOeetc ahd
awful frown of outraged patriotism, was compelled 10
denouuce action which ho had melted you, aud "a
bid a public GOdSpoed 10 tho troops which were sent To
subdue you. No "clck Of the Telegraph VIII bring You
aid 10 slbvert the laws under which we now live M
pary will ever destroy the work Of ruoJusructiOu which
We have now accOiup Ished. ...
And now FcilOwcitLeus let Us grid Ourselves Tor tho
work Planting Ourselves, now ever upon the COis
tuition. and the Lave, with malice towards none win
charity for ALL" let Ms labor unitedly "a secure, by the
success OF the Republican party, permanent aud Just
peace for y the memories OF past sunerlDg
y tho sight OF desoatod aud Impoverished cities and
towns LET us be warned link political fortunes with
those who love Justice and Egna Rights and hate opprcs
sion and Olgarchy our work and duty u to carry south
Carolina by overwhelming majority for Grant aud Col
fax. That done, safety is assured, Organization
work personal effort will alone accomplish this. The Re
publican Committee viii organize aud conduct the
general canvass Of the State, but each Individual voter
must feel personal responsibility FOR the result Let mo
difficulties sppll Be-orgahze your clubs and
Leaguea Te-kndIe your watcres and roauimate youl
party every city, village aud precinct Of the state aud
the third OF November next will witness the last onset OF
the foes Of Liberty aud the Union and the final triumph
| Of Justice and the advent VI lasting Peace.