Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1868-09-03

r.f uYslaov, baoo ,ptror,ce1 IN the auffSAylts 1r
Col WILSON fls .nou0s 01sp y '.0 a
substance, = .t,s , .,iI
LADIES' A. Fessdeat nad lEssteas q atasess I y
me, the Commrtee nas assigned tne guy oImasns
the ciasng speecn 9I tne hns y
5oui aae sU IL hysf Is hi
task 10 gieah III HeHi "hsre E1au! :n' IN
already been busly EMPLOYED ana Dlilian.y ass
ing WIN try nomeYea, noe - y ~, - -
that has oeen aIreaoy sao, wsou' % o.0'
may In an oh-hand mannelsSa MssaFo ~ sst : ss,a $,
The attempt TO reconstruct we SRfes OF NJ sne
South by the ignorant negroes could only nave
sprung ffona the bsSin d maa1aH;; and yet that
Is the basis Of the policy of the Republican party
Il demonstrates this, to the White aDd the black
man that. this policy was enly adopted 10 place
themselves into ower,I and give, ,thema license to
nh1ader How difficult is .it for the white inail,
With the assistance of ages tebaiisd up q govern.
ment; and to think Of nov transferring this task
the African Never before has theEe been nation
80 wicked as to makethis atteHip would plunge
any people into anarchy, and bo0d Eon have
will have war. tell yeu athzt the only way IN
which war can come, is by the s1fcesss of ghe
Radical party How can it bring var tQ cafTy us
back under the old Coustit 2 I, MIsf seek
mower under the flag of Seymour. and H1air,and
the Democratic party-t -thatparty;w whesa ,stateamen
have commanded the respect of the HdnG The
radical party has legislated for itself ghe
country. The expenditures OF the 1lss ~ ~
der Democratic admit were never aP0ye 9s
sS0,0O0,000 a year, under the radicd rule they
have reached the sum OF $500, 0Oo,9Oo per year
1t takes $780, 000 900 year to pay the interest on
the debt they have raiseds and it, is aathsg1 16,-
100000 every month to the Nationaf debt That
is what they are now doing. What has it done
for the colored race? When the war closed there
was feeling Of harmony between the races Du-
ring the war, you took care Of the family OF the
white man ana OF ms Iasm you 9enavea well Ena
ne L teis T, ;n,o :" cgr 1 @ tow thaf
the W hIscS men in the army were driven there 81
line of bayonets behind them, to form bulwark
for those who are now deceiying yon with false
promises. The carpet I6aggers and scallsWsgs tola
you we mansea ~
- ,.sr G., ,,,,r fod andT ro,y. .sheltei Z, For
friendship YOU have returned hate-yea that be-
long to the radical party Do You know that
you are but succeeding INDIAN race iaehs eeqn1
try? You stand compared Wlsh lns Mse ass az
Iue one ~ rsS rna, tbst tS;s q
tha tyntbMt5at yonr best friends are YOUR old mas
ters, in sickness and distress
Could we induce the negro to labor with his for
mer cheerfulness and usefulness what future
hefe de %Is1 ,ba 6rdhere y no I Mace % Ie
WI W;sb h the m Atlantic Ocean Surrounding as, and with
fine climate, all that we need is abor,and that
we will yet have. The South will yet bossdmlas
the rose ~ 80. - p
When think OF what South Car1hna r9 an mas peep
ana what sne IS herspssi nss ss
ne neT Mane;e havne Iessrs and Others eminent
for Vi rtue, Who once sat in her uncils-when:I
look back on this feel asif the clock of the world
had been put back q Thousand centuries, and - that
bar6arlsm had come PneS % totne earsn agala LOOK .
at tne eglsaIalg aai e ssI1 se % Sns.yoaa I 81
t%am su nav no tax at all and vet thew enforce tax
of 81, 600 900, to pay to those of themselves who
can last? Think Of Robert K. Scott :occnpying
the chair of McDufie;y Of Chamberlain filing
the Office once honored by a Harper and Legare
think of Neage as the Comptroller General of s.
Carolina That, gendemen,i is our present status,
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