The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1875-03-11
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.Deeitaed.ygitAeus Thsnks. J.
The Uaios.H Herald sxplains athat il
did not mean 70 stigmatize the Demo
cratic party OF tho State. but the domi.
nans party. AS corrupt and disgraceful.
Very likely. and altogether proper.
But what does il mean in, the next sen.
tencsP "rbe types made US cay De
mocratic' party. We heartily wish
that the types were truthful chroniolers
in this instance" That is to say, you
wish that the Democratic party was as
corrupt ss your types made you say it
was. Rather droll wish. We are
willing to believe. however, that this.
again. is only type perverseness or
pen clip. But in another article there
is imputation which doee not accord
with this disavowal. En- speaking Of
the Democrats ss likely to benefit by
divisions OF the Radicals In getting
control OF Offices such as the Treasury,
Comptroller-G Generalship. Co., there
drops from the Union- Herald pen these
precious sent tAnoes: "They may fairly
argue. that no matter how veil Mr..
CArdoEo may have done. Mr.. Tren-
holm or Mr.. Memminger can do bet
ter. Znstead Of their having colored
man aud . Republican in the treasury.
they ,oal sh6ve GOA soi theis own party
to aid them. with all the power OF the
treasury, to carry the State in 1875"
Here is coyerk appsal,to party and race
prejudice 10 come to the Treasurer's
aid, Ec tbieys are indiffsrsnt. and
havt ~ obtdsbn. But,sh1 aaoonra-
nyisesinssnsasion. ;ahat d Democrat in
the Office Of Treasurer would use the
pdbM mansys aI The pbGer' Of The
trssStry.s 10 soatrI An election, is to
suppose that Radical morals and prac.
tioes would be adopted by him. suoh
thing VA nsvee kneHp or imagined.
till the advent 81 Radioalism. Does
the Union-H Herald wish to produce the
impression. that the corruptions of
Radicalism kAss Ssinratsd thswhole
mass OF sdbiety .a~that the conta.
gion ot, dishonesty has spread every
where2. II muss mean. thSn. that ho-
nssty esnnot be found snd It is useleas
to entertain the idea that. by any pro.
cess of change. OF reform, or any
thing else. # osnA Abs introduced into
the public services While We have
not thought for q moment of any
Democrat being elected to the office OF
Treasurer Of Comptroller, We must say
that the Union .RerdM outrages public
sentiment and grossly violates justice
in, attributing to any such supposed
DemoefstiS. : ofiaoefi 8hs vioes' and
assges Of its party Mp decent Demo.
cratic Treasurer would ever have paid
sudh 6lsiai re Akbsdl allowed ont OF
thsstass trsssasy TO aotjtious Mooneys
aud E,eggetts.. The anti-memorial tax
oom9ittss 'pesiA puevsr have drawn
S2.5o0 out OF the treasury while ma
naged by Democrat. in the nAme OF
L. =. sChristopher. to pay THAR way
and support q them. Handsomely in
Washington. .0he monopoly, Of that
sort Of thing ~ held BY the; ;bastArd
representatives. this State OF the
party Of norai.ideas. <S--
so ;--AaAs>>--S-
Q1yit RIaRIy Tho" Richmond
W&tg, after counseling moderation and
forbssxanoe on The part ri white peo-
pie. now that the miseh!evous Civil
Rights Bill has become Aiaw. thereby
dihtppinting and diseomfitsing the
eonspisators against the public peace
: ami brder. says: "a -
YThsre sre some OF the more intelli.
goAtSs 1gacious -snd tho6shtfnl OF tho
bl4ck people WHO, however far they
m4ahs from raaOhiug into the depths
ofkhe future aad seeing the conclusion
Of fEAil In thesend. hatv . sufficient
apba3Siation 81, the Immediate sur.
rossdlngs Of the situation and enough
OF seii.fespeotrwe trust, to , induce