The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1869-09-11
NUMBER !: \ 50.
lThe New Part Z ~

1Ho New knrty q ss%t
t9e sgEa sutst 81 - ~ sssw ssesa
'estIsis manifest that ane~ psariy isspfisigs
'ing into exjstenee Sofas IL isnansisss.
ldtaeoptepts itself swiththe borrnweans
Of Republican, predxipg che indssriie
adjective Conservative Is sufficicntlv
dissidcsiive But this Is d 8 ! t.y yssid nas;ss.
which win suit neither 5aisy. ;li 3 BSSatasll
says 'Republieans needs no press aha
'daemocratic sqpipipn =. that vhiisrcoa4
servati,e sounds refreahing n tkss<asss
of rsdicalism, sKepublican calls Is ss,asn.
ury too muck Of oppresss'iio,ll y, "a aud pa piia sa
Iegisiasion, TO suit soatz zcta WIIila la.
The nsw formation nlnst, shesufsss .ss
fer stael9 Z name; aud, perhaps, sui'eikas-
" indicative Of its priaciplss, ags g.
the ,ts term, LIBERAL. 4 he trg NiBss
of the KepubIican party represss !l.
ferehces great enough for Ewo Isssy
platforms aud to thiseit Is fspialy sssa,.
:: s. < &, I, sses Csnser-
yatiycH wing will become q sssB srarsy.
quite distinct from the Republican psrty,
and bearing some new nsme--perissss
that which we have suggested.
So much for the. new 1 p party = name i, ~.
now what arc its principless Ths kes
note of its success IN Yirsihia aiia IN.
insssee wasdU Universal aaannestyp ia eAis.
State the two. ,Hewspapers shishsavs.
cate, cate the measure, (the Oraugebppe gsss
and the Winnsberongh Aeiss,) kass
added another plank -oppopisioa Is slls.
extravagance, eorrupti6ns and Tilia asssts
Iiof the present State executive ina las:s.
latiye departments, So far, we eosa;nlly
agree with thcm; but we tcaanos s a,
course, approve Of the new ovxaisis b.
until fully advised NOW maeh ti.sy Il q d Bur,
pose TO retain Of the prihcipiss 5FsiIat4
party aroth which they sseede5s lgss
beloved ahat spch acn MS Chase, gInf1e.
Francis Adams, .Csrry, TruHlknia.
Fessenden, Evaris and even Novsea
4 Greeley Will attach tI,enlselycs Il 4.
movement btusihg Win lisssss ] lssue
Euanlbef of, frfnicr republicaAs. 49,
Ieifsot i viii have npSn the .lsslassic
lpaTay we caauot preligt Tbs atoSslas,
|soF lihasel Issliey nsnla luaks.iG ii. s;n;sa.
cratic psrty, with new mama. sl,.sss3 ~
dead issues. And such was tke Was,
taken of il in virginfa al and Tennessee
where it received the enthusiastic sun.
port of our best mon, not excepting Gan
Lee. Il is, therefore, not TO- be dismissed
as q .damning alliance wiihou, so,.,e
reflection.
The white people Of this State sre a
unit Radicalism, in the form it has taken
iii South Carolina, they bitterly o,pose
Towards IFS overthrow in is7O, stkrv
swilll bend all their energies. But sIsey
have not to use the argan,ents sf iuss
ye9rs campaign, nor to ask the negro 80
oppose suffrage for himself. Gtasea
Rights and Secession, Slavery, Coner,ess. ,
ional Reconstruction ana Negro Sui t:r,.,,
have been irrevocably Rscd No pzisy.
will succeed that undertakes; 81 rcsst,,
these dead tissues, New issues have 4,
be taken, and swallowing up MI oti,ers
now, is opposition to the radical eorrup.
tions of the present State Goyernmc,s,. y ,
In our State canvass, we beg the lf1Esss:.ss;y f1gEsss:.sy
aud the Charleston Neans to letialsS,
such barren questions as Free Trsac
Protective 'l' Tariffs aud Uniform currsney.
Let them alone, until our greatest evil Is
removed. lftho new party viii assume
new name, adopt proper principles and
act honestly, let us, as in vireipiss ~
the esSpeEiment ofdropping the CO nsans)
hateful nams of democrat. aud work wish
our snew allies for discnthralmert.-..Ef;,,-
ION Times.
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