The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-06-14
THE RADICAL WRANGLE.
The Missionary Kooord ON tho Munici-
Pal Doad Lock-Cain's Advlcc to Hfs
Brothrcn-Thc Radical Outl0ok. X

Daddy Gains paper, the Missionary RECORD,
Of Saturday contains another onslaught upon
, the factions in Council. Surely as tho good ad-
vice comes from Senator Cain, o black man and
a Radical man, Council will take his advice
Go to Cuba or to Texas
Stay no longer here to vex us:
Meet in council nevermoel
Gains article is addressed to the City Coun-
Gil, and concludes as follows:
All honest men are now at loss to under
stand certain actions relative to the schism in
the ranks Of your body. Had you been dlvid-
ed into two parties the people would have
there been Democrats composing the Council,
men could have solved this mystery. But
when it is remembered that the cOntending
bered that you we're engaged in contonding
for six months to reach the place where you
are now doing so much mischief both to the
party and to every citizen, it reflects the great
to believe that you have falslfied your profess
sions and betrayed the trust reposed in
you on7a Men, by hundrgeds who former HSa;
you, as If you were q cursed serpent. The
perslstency with which you have kept up this
war after plumber, has entitled you to the name
Of the ''Run,p." Men now walk the streets in
and The other on pistols. Your examples, In the
Council Chamoer has embodened tue Md
night pad and the citizens to so armed with
impunity-h having the living examples Of their
and let the people chose those who will adhere
to principles Of equal justice. BY your action
already wall Is going up from the hovel OF
the poor; already the grim monster death has
entered the door of many who have been de-
prived of honest labor by and through your
non-action tor the general welfare. Ii, there
fore, you would reserve tho remainder Of re-
spect which the community have tor you, re-
lmquish this Improbable work Of quarrelling,
and retire to CtI61, or Texas, or Central Amer
ica, or to Hades-anywhere 80 this city is at
rest. "Let us have peace"
Another Radical view of the matter is con
tanned in the following paragraph:
The only possible line OF arrangement is now
clearly indicated. The Mayor declares him
self ready to make any sacrifice Of personal
feeling, and to give assurance of fair dlstrl-
button OF patronage among his friends and his
opponents alike, within the lines OF the Repub-
lican party. Further than this he says that
his own self respect and the Difference due the
feelings Of those who have stood by him will
not permit him to go. And, preliminary to
any mutual arrangement, he insists on the
withdrawal of all obnoxious Legislation. The
Mayor is thoroughly convinced tina: he is
and will hold it. There Is no basis OF settle.
ment but this for this summer.
This being the fact, the Council will proceed
to business when distrlbusion of the patron
age is agreed upon on this basis, or when
time brings to the Mayor working majority.
These are the simple alternatives. We believe
that mutual arrangement will be effected in
few days. If not there Is o more distant al
Tentative in an appeal to the courts or to the
Legislature. But no special session will be
convened for the purpose. So that this remedy
Is far away.