The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-10-21
TEACHING SOUTH
CAROAlNA.

MAo0AcHUoETTA THAGHAN0 oOU
CAROLINA.
The sbo caption i used By Brick Po0.
esoy for j ny and significant editorial
Orr readers may remember that ~ grsAe
st.ndson Of old John Adams, Of Rsvoistion.
~ fans, and grandson Of John Quincy.
Adams, the champion Of Northern ideas q
liberty and Independence, and son q FREE
Sod E4her, & IL Democratic candidate rot
Governor 81 16anAchesseas. Being thus en-
dor,ed By the Northsrn Democracy hs Vas
,elected = ! vssy ptSpsf pstsou % % M
seymour Mi@saly 70 sssth Caroline. he
vent in that capacity and gave his views
paisly sasA = sR4pabl isena. wosld eDdorsss
= the Rsbsl General Hampton and big CON.
peers. And thsreupon ths aforesaid Rebels
and traitors Of the Democratic party met 70
their Deaocratic Charleston Clsband sdopt-
"a resolutions in favor Of negro suffrage.
At Ills the Northern lsadAn Of the De-
mocrscy are utterly disguised, and Brick
pomssoy becoming the spokesman for al the
Democratic Flunkeys pitches into Massachu'
sstta and poufs upon her the red hot shot Of
Democratic hAss and billinxssats. All for
sooth because . Democratic candidate for
Governor of Massachusetts, had the tenerisy
u enunciais his own sentiments and
principles in South Carolina, inatsad
Of taking to his bosom and utterins ~ his
| own the aristocratic pro. slavery treason prop
a~andist sentiments Of the South Carolina
olisarchy.
Pomsroy's paper aays:
! w have sssn no spectacle 90 humilisting to the
John Quisey Adans - eouth Csrosiss, in which
he haa med 70 sstsust ths essns Of that con.
qusfsd, dsWa-t so6deh, insulted ststs, b ssesre
10 what thsy must accept the results Of the war
and On vhsl tsens thsy nnst live with The ms
eroes, the carpet baggsrs, Gen. Grant, the Jaco-
bin party, and Massachusetts.
After bloviating in this strain, the editori'
d becomes personal and pitches into the
democratic candidate for Governor Of Mas.
sschusetts:
and declare his views and requirements, his man
ner and his matter we're alike offensive, and Of Z
character to wound the sensibiiities and provoke
the resentment Of any people not lost y II pride
OF character, and given over to commit ths ~.
act Of self. dsgrAdation-kiss the rod By Uhseh
tAey hare been ssstnts
| With the ooncsit and arrogance characteristic
Of his race and section, this young man assumes
that ths country 10 permanently Now England
lined. and coolly Informs the sauth that she mast
| eccept the place Ia the snew nation" which the
dominant party chooses TO assign her. she y told
that she must accept rsderalism, Abolitionism
and negro equality, ifshe would md favor IN Us
gb> uHaOn of hA d..
ans Of the era Of l798, Of aisn-snd sedition-law
memory. Ind Of the grand son Of tho second Ad-
ANS the violent sectional agitator Of thirty years
ago, and Of the son Of the third AdAns, the Abo-
iitionist Of sur dsy, and this, the fourth Adams
who il tesching the Ner Ergtaad Primer to South
1 Carolina. himself . supporter q Lincoln, sup.
| porter Of the war for abolition, supporter Of
emancipation, and . qaas, supporter Of Jaoooln
Decentralization.
| Now, il would strike most men, even most
Democrats, We should think, that . politician
who is accounted worthy to be . candidate
for Governor Of the State Of Massachusetts,
ought to be esteemed worthy to make stump
speech to the party in South Carolina. And
~ matter of fact he Was 70 regarded BY
Wade Hampton and his myrmidons, Who in
vited him 10 make the speech, and Endorsed
its principles BY resolutions passed in their
Club.
Brick con ues: . No two. States have
been so dia natricallyI opposed 10 each other
| in political views as South Carolina and Mas
sachusetts.
Very true. And no two States exhibit in
their present condition more striking results
Of the natural effects Of their Numerically
Iopposite principles. Massachusetts stands
- ths representative exponsns and embodi'
lment Of True Republicanism, and South
Carolina Of aristocratic, treAssn-loving De.
mocracy.
Asa consequence Of the development o
their principles, the people of Messacbussstl
are the most prosperous, intelligent ane
wealthy community on the facs Of the earth
while tho people Of South Carolina have
reached very near TO the sndpodes of thosa
Of her happy sister, Massachusetts,, in al
these particulars.
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\ ACCEPTS THE sITUATION.
/ Already there arr beginning to Be algh
lnQlCAUOHb Oh tn0 eHectS WHICH OlAut SleC
ton will have in the South. The psopl,
there - in the North, have confidence il
Grants ssgacity, patriotism and honesty q
well q in his invincible determination ant
courage in the right.
4 Aud the Corinth, Miss. Ne,cs, in the fol
lowing paragraph utters : sentiment whicl
will soon become universally prevalent in tn
South.
eve venture the assertion that in the event o
Gansral Grants election, (which W conceive 70
, almost csrtain,) he will prove one Of the wives
and most charitable Prssidents No hare ever had
sis NO s1trsnist. We havs no reason y be
lisve but that he will cot honestly and justly B.
the South, and will use his immense power an
influence in restoring peace and prosperity /
the whels country. We win Be reconstructed Of
the Congressional pIsn but il We act wisely,
just and honorable reconstruction to NIL can tax
plAes.
s.we expect TO live sod Die in the South; and, o
course, desire its prosperity and, such, fssi n
hsAitancy in saying that wsars willingto ris
General Grant Chief Magistrate Of this grea
but that majority Of our psoPle will feel - y
prsjudices may prevent them = prsssn. ,m b
lisving So"
The Penaiaton Organ IN Despair.
The Cincinnati Enquirer in the course o
An editorial on the situation and the imprac
t;cah;l,tv af nh.h o;r~ cerA;l>t>. La-on~