Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1868-10-29

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toIerable | d;snass;onate review. Of tGur unhappy
NJ 90 unt;l .fter the Presidential election at least,
and nrobablv not until some time has elapsed af:
ter i m ,Iov the Fermentation inseparabae from
4 To snbside 80 The ss4aa,yest "A misfortune which ]
,nyrshend on delay arises from the tenaency,of
i,;seoytI,In,en To harden Iiisdbtept into disaec
ton and eIasnerate the sense ofip;ury into sen.
t;men, If settled resunGtIaaeufs TIM dspofable re-
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~ cer ;;i,,ssr tbe cn1r;rsuos n v;ait calmly, and
ishor hnnestig and heart;;lv for vonr REDEMPTION,
nnn. u. ra1s.,J r hte vii l. r;cb and sbnndant
1900 a hs;sre +b.t naonle ,vb;ch has shown such
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nnaai - .rrns !. odness Jt;s ,he dream of the
app:a. ~ | s,ano - oenI von IN take
Suelue NnOn A.o' .s Uu ..S,os III T aS w. onnos;ns
snd ~ tbem n .nv # To,i n the inmost recesses
of ,o,,,r basa;t has ever baIbored s,tch thought
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t;mas bo.,e- Snr youraavas vonr v;ves vour daugh
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pe'es' !" = -. -. S, ~ and h.ve
your aut neas ~ VAN sCul 90 .nd
o ~ ,arsn.dsd tSst .lli III: rsoris tnow that thew
a rd1 49, and1fsNsS t5av ah nh6n ffis noint i
sssr aIso that tbe admission Of am the negroes in
tbese States to suffrage and the exclusion Of sub
stantialv All the leading men Of the South from q
Share IN shaping your Constitutions and laws, com
ing when il did and as it did, will seriously aggfa-
vate the difsoultes which beset your way back to
a cheerful and peaceful re,establishment of mu-
tually satisfactory :rslationsssTakeu by itself
think vot, might render il tolerabe with universal
amnesty. I imagine that many of its more alarm
inc features would disappear, or be very much
anelorafed n =. go. -'.' '-.','' . 80. 49,.
The tendency of this portion of the reconstruc.
ton policy to encourage class of political dema-
poues to stir up strife and iill.feeling between
Whites and blacks here upon which to found their
own noliticaI fortune, is undoubtedly one Of the
o,avest defects Of the system in its practical work
inc I. enb;tters relations which might be cordial
and must be friendly If you are to dwell together
in neace and prosperity, and here again must
urge you to be patient, difficult though it may be,