The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1871-06-02
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19Tk 2Gl &ar ia 9; leading editorial eays:

oil The disorders within .its borier. snob
an assurance will be- trensed by' the RI.
publican Headers as little better thar
nigh treason"fo party; and The Gctss-
nor's request will doubtless ba Disregard.
ed: The Ku Klux bill was q parfisan
measure, paused fof partisan purpose.
ConHreaa had the assurance Of every
Goyernor In the South. with a sin.
gle exception, that there was nd ndEhal
ne6essity for It's ipassage.a II was verv
cieaiay established that the infracticifs OF
law1n that section we're not the result of
organlzed resistance to the Fedaral Gov.
ernheht, md that the people themselyes
0oTo sqGs; 70 every e6efKonoy. Itwaa.
moreover, satisfactorily. exhibited to- ithe
d'spassionate portion; OF the Northern
people that the only .meaaure needed to
disband all the SO. called Ku Klax and
restore as great degree OF birder as
exists IN any other part of our. county
was 70 remove the political disabilities
Q. me pest men by q sweeping and uhre-
80 .judicious and ample course as
tnifL hoWeyer, was farthest from the in
tennona pi the dominant party, There
was no political capital to, be made out
OF that: Hhe4 continued Oppressive en-.
a9.mepsst ;as tZFPnnicali aa ,uncopstitu-
t,9aa4, t nad utterly estssRged the, South
if9R the Henpblicap party apd g4eAtly
Wss Vas foo {sle 1he ibsraSGna HaEth apd
Political point OF view, to, retrace it,
steps and do What shge whole 'eni oonntry ~
called for after, the adoption by the South
Of both the fourteenth and fiftesnth
amendments.. The. men. who, fought
we're npapimo1sly in favor Of amnesty
and peace. The stay-at-homas, who
howle5 :.:on TO Riehmondp. and ran. On
the; ennrpeeh Of danger. wore generally
in ,feyor. 6I disfrnnah hfsenaspt and, q Der.
pet9aaton ot 9ectjonal agitation. Office.
holders anxions 10 retain their positions
and the continued ascendsncy Of the,Re,.
pnP41t9aR Party, opposed amnesty: Alr
me Eest g she people urged . magnani-'
Kss ths Waning power " Il tie i: Repobli-
caps demanded severe. remedies for liza
, resHscitatipn., ~ a public sentiment must
Pa maqu5aetured and q political battle.
cry; secured f6I the next campaign, The
cA.hha!iati9, .h K * X, is the. Republican
Wet9hyprat And We, are, treated to daily
hesh ot what Mr.. Greeley would demo
inmate ..lies BY the. .nofd. ahooutO hot D;h1it. l;1it
SRlS IA i@ssEnstfas a. aaasias' shiss
aIs Fbb bestihyy iy' siiqf i,f't, This, political
seAeslmiRg; and ypuld batg1ad f. see. o,na
!AhneatiA leader; In in The ,5Rspnb blicap
party rise above patty gopsid derationa.
ana ne9ana what IA 71naRpifeatly ,f91 tile
929af ,?f,i the WHOLE country pjYcrsal
emlHeeAty. Let, this be- done, and there
El!i R 5f ne necessity for the. repeal Of the
ef eaasfs e H, ,re9nl1s i e be: carried into
Nayaa ttroms. The cqatrpl = Me- thieves,
9ayeRtnrers aRd, igaosaqnt negrpea Hho
Bag 9eenpy. the principal oHees; and
RkA heggaIhpg ltAe s1easuFry aaf. nearly
nRslgahiPg nsssa 2gss slfs
t g9 ! ;a.o as .hs nA5s Gag Rs;gp Yi1k she
5eeSle asSsSa ssg e 21iysaa %sasa a1 fH9Rassty
gan gan pAf5tys viii ,go tp fhe wan Il il Esiugea
.'ibatHMua ~ y2G.1e..r uH9,I4. !l.r
ga epplo5psIiiata5l,' i5 tI5l'a saSs the
,Eha}slesto1 Neps.'' vas, fhe, tIibinte paid
to tAe fallen heroes 81 ths I1gss tthixIIe.
by ATTORNEY HonsfaI QRamJsssI$ipT: JsI T iEs
orator on the occasion ioSfn tie deonoorhtion
!2f the gr4Xea Az Of the Union dead, at
his words: =" = s''''' 47:I
,:'Comrades andrfriendsi. Not far from
this spat where our .oomrai1es sleep is the
last resting place ;oi many who ionght
and fell upon the other side of this great
conflict. AsWith loving and tender pride
We recall the memories Of our heroes.
shall we, not also remember that yaior
and devotion were conspicuously illus-
tsated in the lives aud deaths Of. those
whom in their lives we knew us enemiesp
The struggle il over; the war is ended.
Shall We not freely acknowledge that
upon every Geld of this revolution We
met those whose, courage an,l whose
devotion to the cause which they snp-
.Ho..ed bee challenged the admiration Of
the 'world2J Gentle and loving: hands
have already laid upon those graves the
tribute of tender sympathy and respect,
and Whist generous heart viii today
neter reproaohful word, or do less than
acknowledge the .loonststent. and heroic
devotion which characterized our fallen
brethren npon'the' other side? The great
issues which divided them from us have
been settled; the CAUSE Tor which they
fought has failed; the Hopes which, they
cherished have baen-. aisappointel, and
now the voice which duty, and putriot-