The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1871-06-30
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Friday Morning, June. so. 1871.
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Friday Morning, June so. 1871.
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The The following aztielS from the 0hiea,
OF the Northein Journals have "a proper
appreciation Of, the 'sehtimeats of the
South. / The Democrat simpl1Asates the
truth. Ever since the waxY9i5eed at
Apuomastox, and; Ahs soushyf armies
were disbapdsd, there has ,kSsa aiepo-
sition,, on thePast Of the gFaaa mass Of
tha,spakfhsrni,p peppfps,to 10 asaeh lp pro
per SENSE. the situation in which The
prfS9;MEaspqa, aoi Gbd, had; plassd lhem.
Batit was the ,misfortane Of tha 6onntry
to have i party inr nbAss nsterly Unable
to'SaaShthe heiEht*of sneh stqbaaman-
ship, s""the; emerge eppx aalled TIL; The
oo1hedgencd' has been 'that ws. have
failed. o.fealise .that peace and good will
whisIhS iHtSyl, iHSSp,a + hhAye been the fraits of a
wise policy ON, She part OF the Govern
msht toTAtaI TAAtIaIAt Ithb b South. SO, far as the
present doaniaaahlparty is conceEned, it's
at4ttiidsehIiAaSi, iAaSi, 'essra been one oi hpatility
observation-disclosures aR the ''eEr,s6els. i"
TRRsSs saassiibiAsie} HAZE been disregard,
ed. their isbhtiments -misfspraaanted,
their just claims disregarded. The De-;
naocras SAYS. !!Faia i:.gai
"With partisan sends, in, view, the
Radical presa Is o9ntsnIaliy giving cur
rency to eSAbgeratioat concefning the
political asnSMenS Spf tha Aonth. We
ass :s eaaa Rsds ssse
hopes ies sfg Ia ost saas ts S1tis they
still look fok se6eaeiop; Ind s;thst ut ths
first ohahEbs they iwill' atrika 2ngeip for
independents. Every time'a Southern
%sG stss5s i 4 s2IsR sRBR''Rs s5s
carpestbag gers 9nd jgR0fant negroes exc
cubs tie tav6s some sRndicht naGspRper
wf7tet. ehfE EAs2is ihtp, hiopsn!; declatas
tiRR SS9IH aaS|ss 5Iss aSs ,i| &
vennHene, TO abtattere. N0w. f., ,ahHH6 H6hlAa
WIN lh4a .watpted uhe pnngrass of ADnth
efA,AIRaEt2 a{1eS the oeioseL L6f Ahe waHe 10
n&faatSa R5sfAt1ahabttihA so3Ea hsss ,a3sya 3SE|aa
inlan dannaTaGle mappes. nTAey ,aeeeRH tea
the nesnlt Of the war in ogDodsfaith. and
they hare sck k1owT9 dged the fact that So
osssiSSh iAp{as aRhb9ls, my H As!JSe atsshs
MORALE ia ,thR stFan ger BON iYlH9 IS o55a
Haturaf:to dnEtpn,a shoy nani bnt toherisli
WITH regard memories Of that .Lost
Tie soatharn people, demand only d4s
tlling-4tthat they, shall enj ". the xigGta
ofiAmerican citizens They want to be
allowed to manage their own afYaits, as
tha,pa9pls Of the North manage theirs,
audh to bet released from the rule ,of
ighprant blaoks and thieving white ad-
ventprers. When they .speak. about re-.
covering their rights they do not mean
the principles involved in the struggle
with'the North, but. the rights to which
the people of every, State and section
are entitled under the, Constitution.
Phey gave mp. the struggle. on direct
assurance that when they did give it up
they should stand on an equality with
the people aof. the North. The. pied ge
was Immediately broken by the stronger
party, and for six years the South has
been cursed with a despotism aa intole-
rable as any conquered country has
suffered from in modern times. Radi-
Gals say that Southerners are alfxious to
renew the fight. The only fight that
they are willing TO take O hand in is the
peaceful one of politics. They purpose
to fight at the ballot-box for the restora.
tion of constitutional liberty oil over the
country, and the Democracy of the
North mem to fight side by side with
them for this cause all through"
A Fair Statement.
Tho Iournu} ,f Hon, ~, <,.co so a., "a -, %