The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1875-02-05

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dispatches we have seen, the weight
OF testimony sddnosd before the Con.
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Radical interssts; od6Aof them admit
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Washington. it is- taken for granted
thet the comYittee. on thet evidence,
they EpW&&1&. AuX1 APdA fhss tbs'
work Of. the Rssars;as Board was a
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and without insimiat}ion. It's. per-
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the Administration has caused to be
enacted q new rule. which will enable
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ether. thatit plaases.sad--po no matter
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Mississippi. to put tpeir legislation
through without regard to it. 1t is
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Radicals propose to empower the Pre-
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oath. 30 as to exclude the incoming
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.gitators against thel lpeace, tranquiIli-
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discovered rebel planaan suou clear
conspiracy on the part Of the Southern
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party to sesist." BE significantly adds:
"Ws shall have inevitably to wait for
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Influence. inside asM outside. fair or
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made aware of the wicked purposes of
their enemies, will foil them by
their pasieass. th &)erk9hoe of
the Law. their submission even to
manifest wrong. until the storm of
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As said BY Mr.. Hill. in the speech
from which we, 4a6ssa' yesSsrday. We
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rights OF all dnsns mo will ,suhAait to
the aeTSpI9PPlissh,ea I9PPIls, 81 taotN of the past,
''My Southern friends" he con.
cludeds. EAow Z take comfort from
that beautdal aaw Of D wise and merci.
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We have, sndqred We have struggled,
We have, made mistakes. hut ali our
sAistakes owsne ON the side OF liberty
andnfpr What We believed .swss shs,
osuss ,ofs S6nstftutiongi government.
We have paid ithe penalty of our mis-
takeA most cruelty. Thank God. there
Is logic in events, which human ia.
tentions cannot control. There is a
Providence in the world which the
human will cannot restrain; one of
chem is that patient virtue, enduring
right, Suffering courage, shall one day
have their reward. I believe that dsy
is dswnihHf for u.s.. I Believe the time
ia e0minE,'if We be true to ourselves.
# we bqry the strifes Of the past, and
have but one honest. longing. earnest
desire itoa reetore the Constitution of
our fathers and preserve liberty for
all. that We shall find Northern men q
great clcud of witnesses at che North
risisg up for our rescue and ready to
record 90 justice as patriots. When
the Hietoyy shall begin; whom the sins
OF their Rsdioal party shall once begin
TO be exposed, oh. what infamy awaits
the0afa What pen can describe it? We
have only. TO recite record Of their
deeds. 81 their violated oatha, Of their
brutality. Of their hypocrisy, to sink
them deeper into infamy thnn was ever
visited upon a9y party in hist ~. As
they shall sink. you shall rise. The
re.swskened and re- united patriotism
of all sections will enk;nf,a a A. l.;