The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-07-23
Sen slBLE SOUTH cARoLINIAN


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In retiring from the dubernstorial Char
ri SoutH Carolina Governor Orr issnes an
elaborate vaiedictory address to the people OF
. that State We have space for only a few
.v,,arts
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ny s.n - foinoo " :, wy nc" ~ oie.i'ns We"
nsu suninko upon rug eoiof." fhee' ~ was mani
lest tnA " Ina. eAen., q. ieas., suhIage "oulu ~
shioiceu- nu. n,shei inoeisc noseu hie ~ n'Ahs
the en"nsi aion. Ing eol"Nu pop uiatioh ~ south
.afoina 'u'nu'hpeie" ''e Whites ~ i-"'oV'
Mahy VI 'aie ooiofeu heh hau enJoye2 some eah,
eauohAi ny san.agee, anu others nad Hceuihuiatea
properly. IN making laws when were 70 operate
upon 1his sn,i!e cass, ~ "sl. ~ upon inc "h'.s,
laws aHee'ihg the NE, liberty, properly ana
pursuit. oi haPPlness VI SO cohsiueraoie MAJOR
OF ,hs lopaialion"as u Just OF right thas TINS
eiaeh shouiu "e oAc'uueu from any sose IN choos-
ing Ing REPRESENTATIVES, 70 enact ,hoss laws
"ouio .nev naso Paeeh,iy ana ,ameiy snomi'sea
70 system OF laws Hhleh 1hey had no agency IN
makihs " ~ taAaioh "ithou, representation
.nele hfu pseh19o open eonn'hatioh- % resist,
ana usiea. aen couiu secre. soeise'es'
eonsPiracifs perJuries ana assassinatlohs nave
been prevented. honid single indisiduai Of
TINT ciass--pc ms 'n.ei'gehee anu virtue .hae y
may hAu any ,huucehent 70 co>oPera.e III
iie cniorcfnent oi laws ,hhs Passeu lhese
s"s' ~n'En "cfe iesafuea wish 80 Much oaiuni
"hiy q orlsE year age, When l was frank enough
% maze MN pupllc, arg now accepted " lafge
VI o,a " e ".e ps ,s
earnest ehs[is a.s peans "aas - "o'a'h '''e sup
Fo's = -
1rrfcr Or fHE fkfkAL o. THE HEcessfRtfIioS
ACTS.
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stitutional, and the State governments void what
government will be in existence cap4anar,hy
than he axdled without the intervention Of Con.
aad Al invasion OF the right Of the State Ia
regulate this question WIN the constitution Of
1860 or 1855 be declared u force and will the Of
neers in ofj.,e when constitutions we're sn-
perseded in 1868. be "a, Il? II 40. which sci
Of officers The /. er Of them will hare
sypired Now will c. DC ordered 10 III their
vacancies
no HOPE YRoN rns DEMOCRATS
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Tue eoLoREp MN,
ihat tne eoiorea vote should have sustained the
heFubncah party IN the recent elections, IS not
surprising, eepeeialy shen 1t Is remembered that
me party vas soildihed py inc organization Of
another party, whose principles, as avored,
looked TO the reputation, or at least to the
aoridgmenf OF the elective franchise which Con-
sress has granted to the eolored man. When he
was caheu upon 70 cast MS ballot, and the issue
presented was to sustain the party which had first
procsaimed ms freedom; enacted the Freedmcn's
bureau and tivii Rights bills, which had exterd d.
81 70 him the right Of universal suffrage, and was
then struggling 70 maintain it's existence against
the party which, IN Congress and eiewhere. had
opposed all these privileges-when to vote in OPP
position to Republican ideas was to voluntarily re-
nounce the elective franchise so much esteemed as
public boon---it was not 1t all surprising that
tie ballot If the colored man was cast, nearly ga
uuit against the advice and influence oil
the great majority Of the white population of the
Northern states When this question Of suffrage
is settled, he will learn that his best friends and
safest advisers are those among whom he has been
associated in the various relations of life. Many
Of the coldred people will soon begin to acquire
properly, ana .ney WIZ a. once appreciate the