The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1869-09-11
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The Nsw Party, % soas

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saIsis manifest chat anew party isspsiSg.
ing into existence. rSo,far,it ID amaelSas.
dtieontep.s itself wiahthe borrowed aesue
Of Republican pre6xipg the inde6sife
adjective Conservative as sufficisntIy
aistiactitre. But this is Is hybrid s,as.s.
which will suit neither purity. BossselI
says 'Republiean, dhceds mo 'psslix ahd
democratic -qpipipp I'm hatgyhiisfCon.
servatiye' sounds refreahing in thesedsys
of radicalism, Republican calls Is s.ian,.
ory too much Of opprcssiienn and pasislsaa i
legislation,s 20 suit Sont Aetn White sItsA1e.
The new formation t,,nst, theFefsfsskss
forfisse'fa q name; aud, psrhaps, sun
" Indicative ofits principles, gs4ia 10
the term, LIBERAL. The two vsiiI.s
of the Republican party reprcselis DC
ferehces great enough for tMo pxssy
platforms ; and to this'i is rspidly sSn,.
ing. Before another year, the Gsas.r-
yative wing will becoube a nausparsy.
quite distinct from the Republican parry,
and bearing some new name-perlaps
that which we have suggested.
So much for the new party name aae ia |; dad
now what arc its principicsg q Ths tsy
note of it's success in yirgitia ana Tsn.
neasee wasuniversal Amaeatyr GTnsshis.
State, the two uewspapere phiehasss.
cate cate the Ipeasnre, (the Orangsbafg SlSps
and the Winnsborough Aeses,) have
added another plank Opposition to ths
extravaganco eorruptions aud villahies
i'ot the present State executive ana ioe;s.
lative departments. So far, we; cordially
agree with them; but We .cannot. of
course, approve of the new organiEasiun
until fully advised how much they nur.
pose to retaiu Of the principles oFthaf
party from which7,thsy secedesi lV;s
believed shat such men ms Chase, CI,a11es
Francis Adams, Carey, Truphall.
e .Ee,SseanFden, ssa1F Eyarts aud oven Hgssea
Greeley viii attach ,hen,selycs Il ihs
movement. bringing with tisess 1 iIssue
pauibef of former repussiicahs n ana
effect il viii have np0h the ,issnsssss;e
Party, VIC cannot preliet. Tho a,loSss;sa
pf liharal psliey wepld uals.it IN Is.
cratic party, with new name, sIsgfn 81
dead issues. And such was the view
taken of it in Virginia and Tennessse
where Vt received the enthusiastic ssip.
Fort e. orr best mon, not excepting Gien.
Lee 1t is, therefore, not to be dislnisue,l
as 'damnins alliance, without some
| reflection
The white people of this State sre a
unit. Radicnlism, in the form it has taken
IN South Carolina, they bitterly oppose.
Towards its overthrow in 1870. s;thev
will bend all their energies. Butalsev
have not to use the arguments Of ,ns
year 8 campaign, nor to ask the negro fo
oppose suffrage for himself. States
Rights and Secession, Slavery, Congress.
ional Reconstruction and Negro SuS.s sai.c
have been irrevocaby fixed No psfty
viii succeed that undertakes 10 reyis.
these dead tissues. New. issues, hayess.
be taken, and swallowing up ali others
now, is opposition to the radical corrup.
tions of the present State Government. Covers %
In our State canvass. we beg the fzSSfesas;r
aud the Charleston Ne,rs to ie.aaloh,
such barren questions as Free Trade
Protective Tariffs aud Uniform Curreucy.
Let them alone, until our greatest evil is
removed, ifthc new party will assun,.
new name, adopt proper principles and And
act honestly, let us, as in Vireinis tfv
the experiment of dropping the (to nsauss)
hateful nams of democrat, aud work wish
our our new allies for disen,hralment.-7-lrjs-
ion Times.
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