The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1871-07-29

Bur q ~. sl.s Proscssi0S 7ssssF th5''
witharawal Of Kslso's order. ths Or.
spgepen iosned, ead commescsd their
parade about z o'clock la.f bsisfs
thi4 'ribs vas hsara ssass tiiss, as,a j.
number Of persons, Ssftissdly 10 the 0r.
'apsaheo. armed sith pistols kuissss; ki j.
and hatchets wore arrested. Latcrths
riot coilinsacsd on the upper portion Of
9th Avenue, and rcsulted IN about one
dslli sst hsa sbsia killed anlas
wounded together. a. Is. -, $ -, =,
81 blet spa perpetual imp snn:sset Of
siiahe, this viii stnnd recorded. against
the; ;pssseats dpinissrstiou.iof1 the. laws
Of, New York. ss,s.iit iaa 1 ssS {,
> No inatter sfi,s. t.hs f.sssh l:ssy :ssyy sssss. sss.
iwhiohsihe 'orango,ban hugs to 2 his Boz
som, theaG Governansat owes IL to;hi6s. ass
:oheidf iissohjeets,i that he sbalI not be
aInolcsted In Ibis light 70 cherish said
siaith mol matterawhas song he desires
'toising ON tho day whose anniversary Is
dear to him. SO that IL Is not insrSebellfon.
TO the nGovoramSnt, lie should wbe
shielded; and protected in his right
by the law; no matter. what Prince he.
nsinesan creed after, If he is
not sunpa.siosic, he should be upheld in
the free enjoyment Of his opinions no
matter if he does vote against she pres
ent corrupt powers of New York, and
'usess his influence to hurl dishonesty
from places oflrust and honor, still he
has rights which must be protected !,
even by said corrupt powers; no matter
how offensiya sis demonstrations Of faith
10 Protestant religion may be to Gath
elicism, still be is just as mush citi-
zen of this country, and ii owes him tho
shelter ofa psotce.iopg arm equally with
the rest; and free exercise of his opin-
ions, the same as is given to tho CATH.
aiics and other Institutions aud Soeie-
tics, to celebrate certain days.
We distinctly Stats again that We are
peithers Catholic nor orangenen:. Cur
purpose is 70 coHiienih neither Of these
Iastitutians; fg ileey both arc equally
honest in thsir s,oasiietion,,-but to en-
adeavor to;.esush asd.rcpel spirit, which
if fostercd aud uphold by the laws of
this country, will, in shc end, throw i.
iuto chaos and confusion. $
Religious excitement aud persecution
are the mos. Ekall things to- be deprs-
sa,ca Any one familiar with the his
,sry sfshe YsIy Wass VIII agree Whlh
Us taat This is So Then how much
more necessary is it that the Press
should rcbuke eaod condemn sentiment
which If allowed TO grow, will resul,
ia untold injuries to our country. Not
understand us, by the growth Of tho
Orange InstitutieS or cf Catholicism, ,sor
any other creed o. Society, but We
mean that spirit Of persecution for
opinions sake so rife in our land.
This 10 whas we mean.-orush ont
the unrerubliean AID unebrissian spirit
that prompts d to tefase to give
unto our neighbors that which We would
have them to give INTO Us Giveto each
man the privilege 10 worship hiO God
with those rites that are the most dear
to his soul. If he desires to acs the
part of the Publioao, retire to his secret
cleset, and there commune with his
God, why let him not be molested;
if he chooses TO take positions at the
corner of tho streets, aud there thank
G cd that he is not as other men, still
let himb be protected /; or if his soul
lungs for something else. if.he desires
parade, ietghiml have ii, aud if wrong in
bis worship, leave The matter with him