The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1871-04-06


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fos s,Aqguets oast ntioyallst wall says:
- = ~ onEi iEeapo ,thsc scfisidisns ofthe
I New iS 1ork 'f&yprass, under, the caption,
!t5sn9tieal !s5 and impractical il, yonr issue
the 31st n11t wills atttasa,t lsi,i ia,ianlsfaf
attention. Mnoh anxiety has b9shT Yelt!.
Gu Should ;v1 Il. siz 90 e s,.! !, of
J lnltf1aantial nnneE to, the extreme views of
!. Gsstain .csas able and pE22minent 2 i Democrats in
ssths South, who pf6poae ttoeo ttieat' as nulli.
ties and d6iIahtly ienore all tie laws and
sconSti titntiona1' pro- oaisfons adopted in fur-
stherance sQfEt thhirec construction isoheme
And M policy. .oe the Republican party. IT
WAS T y 4 ioqsIY feared by many Democrats
That snow when the whole country is
groaning with sense Of sweari6ess nnd
fatigueGtpnt. TO Asayl oidisgnst; at the
reoklesaty oppressive and stupidity, offsn-,
sive policy OF the dominant party, and is
ready to! hurl IT from power, that the
Southern Demooracy, restiee under ao-
3cnmuiated pnttages ybys ami extreme de-
mand as o basis Of party action, for 1872
ss$ets St the Se'Re RspaSlicsn ,ae a9%
party, and thus ffat1itohsly rescue it from
itsaotherwish inevitable fate OF over.
Vhelping md mortifying defeat, u, (, s,
s,The principal stock in. trade of the
Radicals at' tliis time is ,Ku Kiux on.-
TaBss, Fand it, is needless to remind You
0rtany other attentive render OF the onr.
rept politics Of the day, how assiduously,
actively. and nusorupulously, they ring
the changes on this, their fayorite hobby.
Who does not perceive with whnt ayiGi-
tyss eagasness3 and delight they would
setza.up0n,aI declared policy by the De-
! mocratic, party. which would give them
I the tprete1t, at least as heralding US to
thss World Is having rebellioHP I'll our
faafts and fatally Sent on revolution? {?
4 You. SIR in the editorial referred to,
have sounded the keynote of the only
true policy for the future in regard to all
those accumulated usurpations and
!. wrongs Of the past few years or Radical
mlsrnle, ,aWhenl you declare that the
etteotnal remedy for the wrongs inflicted
will be constitutional convention of nll
the States: You also truly say, The
South can bide it's time ;'-@l
ttPatient and wise forbearance of m
JUST and oppressive Legislation nnd reli-
ance upon constitutional and lawful me-
thods OF, redress are the surest and most
appropriate and rightful, if, indeed, not
o..0 cnfy nPPTopEAhL0 AuQ tr1gnGlQl means
Of sohioying q permanent. triumph over
the yro,pg doers. This is certainly the
rightful and appropriate policy Of the
great Democratic party 81 the nation,
which, as the law and order party of the
country. has ruled its destiny from it's
birth throughout all its subsequent
brightest history---fof. through the dark
eAt. hours of the Republic, the Demo-
craoy we're not in the ascendant.
.il.If the Democracy will now raise up
before the whole people, dismayed and
stung by fiery serpents as they are in the
wilderness of Radical misruie, their old
flag q with its wonted emblazonry of
free trade and sailors rights, economy
and honesty in The national and State
administrations, low tariff, constitutional
remedies for political evils, the rights
and sovereignty Ut the States in the
Union and the dignity, right and honor
OF the General Government itself as the
common representative OF ALL, in it's
appropriate constitutional sphere, thew
will gladly look upon il and be healed,
and thus the whole country will be re-
deemed, regenerated and disenthralled. ."