The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-08-25
NEW PARTIEs.
IFrom tho oraSgeburs News.l

AItt From the orangeburs News.l
The knell OF the Democratic party has been
the rebellion, its shadow after the substance
has departed, 1t hos gibse. cd, and doluded,
and has Hesppeared.
TT ,TIhsG.other. e the Eisss. astagon,slio party to
intelligent and uprIsbtbf j. = Swn n,embers.
Journsls which were fhe t.--.sns OF that favo-
but sonip nnf1rtqnate patty to the con-
to its own faded hopes, Democratic journals,
noticing this dismembenng of old parties. ad.
wise Democrats TO rally TOW in this their ia
ssnisatoh. Thoif advice Involves two Raa'y mis- 9s
takes-ope is that tho Republican party is real
7 being dismembered; tie other is to suppose
that IA the restoration q :he Democratic party
ism to which Il must a8ln sucoumb.
The Republican, party 10 not dlsorganized; it
ts destined TO reoaro TO posterli3 the grnnd re-
ants Of iis martial andpolitoai victories. Upon
tie field OF battle thst3pafty nag saved aud
perpetusted this Union: and at the ballot-box
and by it's stalesmaushipt. has revolutioniaed
Southern politics aye lhSr very civilization.
That party will perpeta ato itself in perpetu-
The dismemberment os this party now in
progress, is but its rem 9vstion and reorganiza.
tion. Loppi1g itself Of iss weakness OF disre-
party Is a1lying to itself tie enetgies OF South.
ern Intelligence aud virtue, which has been
dormant sinoe the war; and stripped Of thes,
weaknesses, and arrayed p tho strength OF It's
meet tho new questions that will arise from the
change that it's own victories have produced.
The Democratio party, Unless reorganlzed
upon the basis OF these established facts, cad
never relieve America.
II organised upon this, basis, it is % new
Is9y with ishoso az old an unfortunate
Inc, Indeed, + enbodles ip i!seif. the very prln-
which the conservative and new element 4. The
Republican, party embodiea aud adopts in its
Reorganization and ss its basic!
Our advice. 10 tho people of the State is to
cept the facts achieved BY the Republican
party, to reorgani4e beneath Its new and con-
servatiye renovation, and further their own
material interests. " {, ;c. !. soG Is ,j'.- q
lett to the Southern people to -identify theh-
selves with the advancement OF these ideas
which rule tho world.
Admit that goar oblsSi!oSs t9 this party
TO great degree, the Offices OF our, govern.
Admit that it is our own sfaais that South:
ern mAn do not fll these places. lli. I
VIII pfead al histaas asss st
our State. but it is futile. History notices
these fond attachments to the fmpracticable
" iis asans s%S %.,ssi. ,psssisPs and moves
y /. d d
Events rush on and beoom6 the fxsd fsets
In the record OF truth NEs :cannot impede
this progress. aShall theirgfaves bs all that
remains Of the chivaIrons and mighty South
ero peeplef mol This people Belong to the
living realities Of the presens, aud q glorious
destiny yet awaits them in tic future.
Identified With the fcts4of to-day, let the
Southern people take theIfsas the basis OF
their political course and hopes. Principles
OF liberty broader and Rl4nder than were
known to our naughty eSdusion, underiie
these facts -the achievements OF the Republi-
oan party. This party is moral force which
is almost irresistible. Augms3led BY the latent
intelligence Of our State. aHllst resigned 10
their mighty change, let thifhar.y be organ
sfaliate with Radical corrupissn, but-to intro
duoe the yirtne OF Carolina ato the R6publi,
can ranks and fright dlcdy wit l the dignity Of
purity these elements OF vel tliness and vice.
II vii! n9ts stain Gonfsdeyk :taaord nor an
ancestral name 10 Join ths onward march OF
progress. 1t is but meeting the duties OF the
hour! Better, manlter this, than to .cling with
idolatrous devotion TO hopes which are dead,
and In whose grave you would bury every as.
piration, every eense Of imperative duty