The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1871-06-23
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When gen.y.he the MSspf, OF Hsridien job was
got DIP to help through n the; 81 Klux
pill. the 1libuae, howled in aecordapt
indignation. Thus H;.& gave, us. his
soasS sIsatse FRY het st5sI Pqn s5i kqoX e As
Texas travels, H. 2 pave ns "Wbat 7 I
Know:of She Soush,'.1'ir .Niaoii,' ~
''Fhel&hieving. carpet -haggers J, ate !, n
mean. pack. They do exist there, T T
have seen some oftheem; they ire failoWs
who crawled down solth Il tie tracS Of IF
our armies. and gen erally'at' AtsaFe y]ia.
tanee to, the rear; lsome 6f. them ih the
suffers wagons, AND some with cotton
permits in their pockets; aud they inrra.
t!ated' themselves" with tile negiGo neg,SiGo ocsI!ia -;
simple;' 'credulouH, iguornnt Bet Or ntetil
very ready to follow any, who profess to
be champions Of. their, cause;e and so
some OF them got elected as Sepators
ana Representatives, and some ab iutidp;ess.
shetiffs, etc. and there they stand, right
IN the pubic eye, stealing, p}undering,
some OF tlrem with ttheir,arms round tha
negro and their hands in his pockets
(laughter) and the public looks at item
and does not look at the honest men.
and calls them, carpet-baggerai They
are plous men, too; ,theee, tGiavine car
pet-pag8ere. and are greatly concerned
about the salvation Of the black m.niin's
soul. Let us pray they say9fgreat
laughter at Mr. Greeley,s imitation Of
the,tone of these !saints---but they. spell
pray with an. 9. b (Renewed laughter )
Ihey oheyed the apostolic Injunction to-
pray without Ueasing, 'Fellow.citizens,
the time has. been and still is when! it
was perilous, to be known az q Republi-
can or IN abolitionist. in the South; but
1t never called 9 blush, ,of shame to a
mans cheek until those thieying carpet.
baggers went there:'. They got into the
Legislature. They issued bonds and
formed improvements. !, The improve
ments were not made, and tho bonds
went into their own pockets. Naugh-
ter But you will sny, gentlemen, that
We have such at tho North. Yes, we
nave, and know many Of them -flaugh-
ter)-but it is this, that the South was
without money, almost without friends,
These fellows came there to rob when
there was nothing to steal, or very little,
taxing the last. shinplaster off dead
mans eyes: they were Recognized not
10y 49, sAAoFoop ouu DO 6u0mI68s - d0S6
the men who stAal are at least our ooun.
trymen; 30 at Albany, Trenton or Har.
r1sburg, those who eteal do not carry the
money ont of'the State al, these fellows
do, The South WIS not merely beaten.
but; it was very, much ,astonished; they
have not gotover, the anaazement OF their
defeet yet. What they see of us thay
see in these robbers, and they view the
North with jaundiced eyes, representing,
to them disgrace, and the greatest .obsta,
Gle to; the ascendancy of. Republican
principles are these fellows, and ass such
l denonnae them. Well, friends, YOU
luatlfy the KH Elux-justify them in
what? If they should Just take hun.
dred or two of these thieves and place
them genuy;;ac rails and bear them
peaceahly across the Ohio, I should not
justify the: act, but The tears + should
ehed would live in very small onion.
(laughter)-that would water ell nv sor
row; but. they do not do that. - ','''
We pngt say that e., G, knows more
about the sSohth when be, knows, some.
thing than when be knows. nothing.
The New Orleans Times says: ..,5.
"Aohilles' wrath was but 4 mild Sxn,cA
sion to that OF the Radicals Of tile North
O'SA SAA00iOJ 1udtNIul puOtORTApn OF
Southern carpet. baggery. They asseve
rate that Horace has gems scfeat daft,
that the hog and hominy ;bf Texas, and
the fried aud ntewed beefsteaks Of that
gastrono non6ieally benighted region. have
disordeyed ."hss INTELLECT nnh waH! oas Ills
digestion. Horace they 'khowntoi bb
truthful. ing6nuousianf Historically relf-
able, All thpt he stys about the plum
deE. petdlatfon Shd nnn uni bdted wrongs
and oItfages to wilich tbs Sohther ern ps6-
pie have been subjected byithe horde of
political mendicnits' and spechlators that
have descehded upon them, is doubtless
veEy.trle. but how absurd and iff,poli.
tia;ln: him I'd say SO nnblicIY; to,the very
faces OF the sachema, Of f..ttle marty?
Whatisanse Or policy. is thcre in 80
honored and influential n Radical chief
furnishing the enemy with themes and
proofs against his own 'pnrty2 Is he.
who has t,een heretofofd Shf Chief rell
ahce, for arguments, facts and .afntistics;
o'be permitted thus TO turn against the
party he has nourishsa1 into. life and
vigor.. and to proclaim to the world that
it hasprombted and sem forth as its rep
resentahges and missionaries the most
rapacioos and goddess crew of harpies
that eTerf fell upon defenceless people?
How cnr ypa etord haforo tl,o =