The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1871-07-01

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s %H Asrlpeaiaps lseitstteR 4e9 4e9R. FsaaSel s{
fstas sss Ill iGs sSa SS PfSsS MH
TheHfst iA'thAv wv cbhsid6P W4ihnecestt
sar3.o Every man ih the. South 'lsdlds
substantially the meIsentiments regard,
ipg the, political situation, aud therefore
it ls> >dnfecsssary. n the aecond place
dgftatIon implies that'thSfe bird 'nSaterial
diferenues of: opinion lwhefe there nre
neht and Is obliged. to resp.s in harm-. To-
a$a ta5a h6aaa ai isp .b sS s4ss
nient on public affairs: There II not the
slightest danger of their voting away,
their liberties, unless they arc looked
after aud kept in u ferment. 'as some boil.
ticians seem tosuppose.; !, The people are
all, right, and will remain $50 H,leftlto.
tahemsslyea.. t ,Fourthlyv tbs, South can
nov i9tgense nobody bypolitical discus
s{Gh, except against herself, The Very
faot that ;vSssrk out q line for tho Co
vofnment' will ,be sufficient to pub tho,
AqBrhsSth di;aonle, agaiust ,it.. Mastery,
anaaeeitiyyil1y eiayiIyy i onr true policy; The me-
mofieso Of the war have not Yet passed
away with the Northefh people any more
than they have with us; and as we are in
yeFylsma}l minority we ,canneb ,e1peet.
70 dictate. ,1, nor to have everything jqpt ,as
The greats end and, aim Of every true
RaafglSStt Rt;gSt is e oysfthrow the present Teyo:
the 'Hovsrnment;e aud eis hurrying it,
with oil {Io I-k ~.
eoantry, to perdition., H. to be.done ut
alls itmust .be: done at the North. and
by,a conversion Qf; some Of the. North
ern States, that now .spstain; the Radical.
faction. .NYithoutlthat change our bond
age will be- perpetual; ), with. it the liber-,
tisW OF q whole .people will be. restored,
and their Government saved from over
throw.1. So4 far .as we arg concernad, it
matters but little how. this revolution is
accomplished. The Northern Demo
ofst8 may refuse to make issues that will
put them on the defensive and perhaps
destroy them, they choose; we shall
not quarrel with them on that account.
We. know I:.hay hate RadicaliHm as ar.
Gently as uel do, and that they will do
thar &buth Justice when they get into
powarc with the Democrats in, possess
sion OF &he Government tie ehay9 no.
thing to fear from constituEonala amend..
menta-, There will be- no Ku K[nx, anti
hd6eas corpus, .bayonet feHislAtiong. We
teal well aasnred of this. It is this that
hurfa ms, and not the 4 Constitution.
Whatever the. Constitution. may have
been made to say t3 Radicai usurpation
and outrage, the Democrats will oonstrue
it as guaranteeing federal form of 60
vernnhent, the integrity Of the Statea as
political bovefeignties, their absolute
right to regulate their owh internal af-
fairs. nnd the responsibility Of Congress
to the people, We shall have no impe.
rlnE 4diets, no ba5oaeta brietling around
the polls. no invasion Of the personal
liberty OF the citizeh,; no upsetting OF
State Govern ments at'the'will of Con-
gress' or the. President. be the Cohstitu.
tion what 1t may. There is nota sensi-
bic man in the South that does not be.
lieye this;l Then; Why quarrel with the
Northern Demodrgdy about abstract theI
ay G5se saa ggss Bata Tas nsasss 5s.
tfp hdmii{istfatio1 ,stN, aha Chat is whit
cefhhHly fshohlai be coisene} and net
wr4FgIe:' abSdya yaken r6ad weEtfavA to 50
glttfo.s conbtmmaSion.1 g l. .aI:9'
;nTKisr Appeafs'tords to- beIthe co.n4taoH
sehag ofl the) political situation? ? ua1d
ho%e3ef sbme, few POLITICIANS may differ
ffohf 6S,h 1--we fhave pyfiaats firm conviu.
tion that the great I'd ass of the Southern
people atP With Ias.a'.The eH ai6t 'ns of The
South ceHsep III :dfah hnts aBoHtAhX coming
Presidential Yels4tioh! !aisa adessno p66d,
and will asaprsW5 do Harm both :am1ng
ourselvessahnd 'elsewHaka5, shave full
ef76hth d bad MeY II rUff1Se: fRt5d bad laws