The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1874-08-14


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draisedloettt OF );sacs. ~ "a 45das4si9ni'
oar misfortune haS. been that tb's
gseat party wAsh It's. 1mmausA powdn
ana It's heayy TeapQpslpllitys never
oomPrehenoed tue true temper or the
leat eonnltiop sot tue Souths foF mp
s,sapie reason thee mnce the var ehe
oodtn mas never heentrepresented In
tne connohs OF the natlon.r ! tAlpkI
9ua' 1ne pohoy or reconstrnoeaonS was
narsh aug unWlse. DOUBT II, to-dny,
any tnouBnSnl Republican thinks
otneewise' bat ith not snrpfis1ng OF
aunasuru' . tnae ~ euoai9 nave Deen so.
AZ any rate, wnas nRa. been xdo9e. pas
!, ncen @ uoHs. we naYls !iZs9S4 S49Iougn
H. HaHt WesnaVe; ;tne rI9asa ask CT
tne HopHpncan parry toeyaie, ,shat
whae weinonestiy ere: tnsssHgahal De
tePtesonseu ny, " 9sulpHs2 s2Hsy ~ 331esS;A Ii
we we nhve oecome nePunlice1 aea.9y
M nesns !es o.. seP!sseatasys NJ q
nepuoi'oAu; we nave uoss spen let
ens hepuDhcan party OF sue union
reluse 70 stre9gtaen tue nahos OF q
laosIou IL sns o;as7' "ulon; ior corrupt
p!apoSes nuo ny llauuaiens means'
s'iuee tue true solco ot tue otnte,
ues.aya l's .rue interests ana m misFepfe-
sents ''s fe'', sentimehe. Inie Ssaee
canno' oe teoeelnea 'tom tue mucous
.otu.o unoe. WHICH ~ 10 pefisning'
eAoep1 ~ Tue co'opera!lon OF the
oeno.n. sa,n osonnen9 WIN .nose VINO
opeoou'' Ic"S' avs properly i.s 'u-
.eA"sence anu i,s cuaracte,' Auo tnese
W. po"o. VIE, VIII Ieser uhoe1s.ano W eacn
.uoi ~. as uu'.' "o nase a. Masn1ns'on
!us. euon oo"piese Anu noneot feple-
.,1ao.;o, 10 "o =, "ae enai;iea Gu, 70 "a iall
y ,''t;noa, uu p.,s,;s ~ 20 .no 'nteies. "a .Le
~. aa.l puo..o"n p.iy' auu VI .ne
.,;s To,I 1911 soI'5' ~ ~ 'ess 'nan ourS' 'hA'
S Snnn " 1 o.ou.eu
c GN...,a aseuo We. W maHeu upon
@ ,-nnm c. c.. ''1'h.ion .'oN uI nos
% %;n1Wa .h;n.,.o % 1 a;n.a - aaso n L ". Ieeu Dec"
a;dant ps. Ln .L; o uuo o1ou 1.
W., md ,,,a na,;onoI ] I'., no,;a. La 'Goe" ~a
H., t,ra;a $3.50; 10y ~ oe:.
not s;nolo ;ssna - n,",,a ~ .n0.o 80 20
n,;as Sc ohsorho5 100 ~. haan =,
onr NON n,;.arohIa oond;,;,n that
m,st NJ those iasnso h.va naa.o5 ns
en,irelv d;sraoorJaS and nd npon o1'ou 800 NO
NJ them ia tha1s room fnr - mnra tban
an amioable and honest d;ffsrenca ~
nublio opinion. TIE d;fficnltv hstwesn
Gen. Grant and vourselves ia nrec;so1v
the difficulty between the Stat. and
the national Republican party. cor.
rupt olirarcby. who have cot nossea.
sion of the Offices Of the STATE and
who. so far. have snccessfniiv haId
control of the mass of ionoront voters
who compose the majority. have inter.
posed between you and him. Hs ia
never allowed to hear tho trnth Pri.
yate wLispcrinos and nnh,ic misrenrn.
sentation color and distort every fact
before it reaches him. And can woll
understand how with the heat inten-
tions. an oyerburdened President is
forced to RELY on officio, renresenta.
ton. which. under our nolitical ava.
tenn, arc almost authoritative. Our
Official representation in WASHINGTON
is but IA part of the same machinerv
by Which the State is povernea Ss.
pators and members are made hv the
same power which makas vana, rar.
bers Of the Legislatures and defanltino o
County Treasnrsrs and the saroa ;n'
Huence which oorrnnts tho haIlot. .ho,
At home closes tha door of the Wit
House To- vou ut the can;tai yonr
position towards the adm;n;strat;on -
ought to be one not of nrononnced anita.
ponism. int Of nerfoct indanendancs
Whoever ranresents von onnbt - hs
| fraa IN o;ya ~ ran an,,aooa-,;,;,