, 1870-08-16

befo.o:; txa.,. That "a b Mgs 1865 VIA y.
they reEa told that Christmas WA H. u;5as, ~
when the atrocities would be perns,,,.1. ~.
4has tune passed AZ usuai. They rers
Al trst II the negro was allowed fresdo,t* ~
would spoil him nsxt. il allowed cisif ~,
ana permitted 70 coma into court tbe -,;sas
o.hers. he would be- 80 elsted ~ TO be unr.,s
ape, and ret when Congress granted e:
civil rights l.: m1de no: Change In h,m T.
supported hf,peelf and than ~ usns1 ~ ~
was e'y9 ND polite. ia usual 1t was tbsu ~:
pretended. II. you gave him the sight to ~,
az "ss ruined yet 1t came, and there w,.sS .ve
ehang~ Then the fear was that tho c,lsr;s.ss
:o s'D hea ses oss II 9os e. it, got ssd tas h:
sun rises and sets, and ali things =" At a. %:
usual. Wall man LEAN uotLiue !, w ~ u
,re1xs: VIII not four years Of fre:,ln, ~ ~
Prosperity give him sense OF iudeneoSaossaaa id'a saa
Inc opponents Of the Republican n.rsr a 4
south assert that I'll that hss trrn H.. ~ '.e
tn1s way ~ wrong, and must be orestugn,S I'll
the suhla ct Of discussion IN Other n,-+s ~" 'een
country, md much hnd been written -, ~ ~ ,hs
non1eet- There are few people in tba ua,is ,.Is
ns1n8 II setter condition than tt,s 49," =,
the people tn the South. Tley vera to1a s ~ ..
nofn1: desrote, central government @ n,e,.;,. =;
l.'en a. oonn. :,1; with slght exception her.
,ntigueus land, who sre mofs S. rnr* m'nYt IN
LATTER OF. They lave a. much n'anap vassu OF OF
spena aa ever are as wsI, ar...., ~
Aud honsed ~ ther desi-e-,,stts- %sss.s, %sa
Inan tneF need, considering Tim ~
nGn1ty o. the climsse. There ma. mt h. e,
t.asse ctass o1 eseatproptietnra =. I"sns7iv
ols stint-that Of shusing he ssys,nnc,t s"n, D.
THAT he hsd saia abuus the condition ~ ~ ~
psople be meant those belonging to Ia Ca.tns'
States, as it vas With the1n be waa faro;,;.e.
md he could Say that never since tha sa,sia''
ment Of jamestown had there teao her,
times. People come into the towns 4nd all
thsiE cotton, bnt instead OF thinking o, bnyinr
negro with any surplus they may have. fh.2
pnfchsse something to Add 10 their enmfo.f.
or lacrosse their means Of raising a lar-e.
crop next season. He then said he a..
beard Mr.. Stephens. IN June, 1851. .-s
the people to tako = cotton bond tas
question put to him II As thought it eoe1 II.
yestmeut. be replied la did NIT snnw, a. Ia
did not know the future, but II ths Confoler.
acJ VAS good the bond would be; but il it ia
not stcGsea sIareEJ would 60 under. and viii
il al they held dear. Jefferson DaY.s. in
proclamation ~ President Of the Coufe1er,cv
ssid thss the failure Of it WAS the f4i.ars Il
went down Stephens cotton bonds went
down, bat the people arr still there NTH thsit
Hisea and families, save those who lava
psseed away, and live ~ wall ~ usual. JET
rerFon Davis himself comes back here, nd
plants himself unlez Republican ruls, and i
tho papers s1e to be believed. he has gone t,
Europe to bring his family back to Lire he.s
Alto Tha doctrincs preached By the sue.
eassots to these men ma = be confused in the
Senate house, hnt they must also he met Gnd
resisted Hhere uttered. Questions Of foreign
policy. t1tad, finance, and extension Of terrific
= must have tentun. hut in his opinion s..
600 rotes will be given between hers aud The
Gnlf on those questions. Int on those he llad
discussed there would be the grelteat interest
taken. He then refsstod to tho differences
eetreen Southern Republicans, and slluded tc
the difficulty OF getting those who had Tough
in the Confetierste army to ;sivs up in hsaz
what they had struggled for in v.,n, sad rc
grcttcd tb4t like come faH Of the nob1c one,
Of their class, they did not CONS out Ant
say they had learned bitter lesson, ant
would hse in futute undar the haf
Of their country. He then said. i,
regard to differences in this party, that be ai.
net come here as \ censor. He w1s sensits.
ted tho assertion that the Republicans of IL,
South were strangers to the soil He in
stsnceI Groryia, aud said tho convention 0
lst,-s, "!:irh was stated TO be made up OF IA
Crcts .Ad carpet-baggers, WAS compoad i.
81; II ef natives OF the State. There wer
1 ~ thE*f6 VIII CDusA III EEfl1eQ C4Ip4E-b3&
ters, AID rome Of these had lived there be
fore the war. The present Legislature Of it'
] South. he considered, had committed error
hy looking too much to the future rather thai
the Present. They haro pledged tn
public to great extent for interna
I improvements. lie wished to refer t
! great e1agGtrations that were IN circulation
relative to . gentleman he had been Obliged Il
I tt,ner with in some things. He meant Guyc:
nor Bullock of his State He had been charge.
! witt. abusing the prerogatite Of the paEaonsn
[ power, BY turning looee on tho commnu,:
tbs majority Of the convicts from the 1,s.,isst,
t.arF- He bad called for an official statemen
Of tpe case, and found that out Of 5at cur
| eone. Ho referred agsin to the subject q
cazpet-baggers, snd said, while he aIu,itts:
| the right of citizens to locate where ths
pleased, it vas undesirable that the De.
! pie should be lcgi=lated for by pessou
! who Go not know them or know their waati
Their t.st men -hould be in Tie furemo.
| placer. and when Dem crata are asked VII
should be elected Governor or Senator the
snsweE-not to nsa names oirensiye-.th
very men who led them to ship1rIck The
| might ritk out the weakest Legiststu1e in til
South, and 1t would not be found 30 iueaicicr
| ~ iae one which sat in Wchmuud. which vi
realA nada up OF catpe.-ba8gesa who cou]
never get to their homes after certain Es,
e.al vent up to North Carolina fFom Cnatt,
nurBA aud Cnt the railroads.
| Mr. AEcsman closed By saying Ia had spoke
! AZ lo won1d to meeting OF his OWL peoulo
eome. md II a1,y thing he had said vas ;u.e
cssing to them he would feel rewarded for IL
| trouble. lie vas several time, louAlv 4,
plauted duling the delivery OF lis a.iires
aud At tho close