New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-31

thk understand their scheme. mk Il Is their e1pscta
that there viii be some 4lt "a The Union party which
North 10 succeed byso,ing better than BY fighting.
Another truth Of no little % oance was % TIE great snr
bonded tho treacheous che Of the SouSel people de-
veoyed BIZ the testimony The magnanmy Of our genera'
In aug paroles and 0f the Executive In granting parions
aud abs,ang from the enforcement Of penalties Proyded6 by
law from the crime o. treason so Tar Rom eoncatns the
Southern people and enstng their gratitude only exaper
ated and madohem the moro defiant and insolent "
ward the GoveIums NJ The experiment. o. ,snooey ana con
peope In good faith and out Of pure hndhearedne met
witt corresponding return bg, was nsea s' sgp ~
o thrown " such Of hogs The evidence on THIS poa
subsapaly unconraoicted, and we give ou Few PROM
ne.' cn,SGs yon TIE WORSE SINCE LEES SURRENDER.
Iir,ien Geo T. Spencer of Alabama testiis 40 follows;
Sr or against The Government spce Lees surrender rhe
greatest changes 1t Is TO tse eha
after the surrender OF tho armies VI the Con-
icderacy the people willing 20 accept TIE condition 90
dngs rs they were; they only asked TO 20 nnowee 20 W
mere bnt now they are naughty aud overbang ana inso
ort And thew do not propose they help It, to allow any
one 10 associate with them politically SOCIALLY OF
mort or Gomez up their Standard they never speak OF
Federal in any other way than As " lanAee. .,.,
the CoTernmen Lecs surrender A. 10 the pol ~ Of
The Administration in appointing Seoesonss ana heges 20
WsS6a%on via his pardon and n conversation With mo
about week after he said that repnpeah iyI % ~
pent was faure that be was firm IN the oehei lhAt he
iini,ed States Government could not exist ton years.
THE EPYBcTs OF CfHfESCY.
y Hcnstadt LAWYER OF 50 years residence IN Newor-
loans estfcs as fows; In your OPINION wnnt mas Doe9
The eject upon Rebels OF the acts Of ciemensy
c IN the part of the Federal Government n 80 Tar as
have been able observe the tendency mas Den 20
them IN nc o2aCn sS ,s oretn%s sd ia the oS
ion that IL was policy OF the Federal 70 nave
them do so at sa, sses saye tsD ba has been M
queny made 10 me by some OF ny Old
10 themselves those who have been SeoessioDis
20 have now the power possesson OF the Government
and wo viii control matters according 70 oar own hAing
Iieuienant Wilson Miller who has had eomnshd IN e1as
the StAte ttsirh ~
@ what in your opinion has enansea lsS e,sS 49,, GO
ynment OF the Administrations the facility with which par.
dous we're reported to be granied The general dpo.on u
be b. enisnt and the Impression when
a oaepty he rd spoken by peo h that they had
strJng friends In the North and In tle ine 90
ne lie principal ground encouragement they lad Tor sgpps
log the Rebellion to be and tsat ,sey Soud once
more get political power Ia TIE hands OF Tao soun
PARDoNs AND A&SfsITEs
MeorGeu J. w. Tarner commanding at 'eh'0'd' 'e'''
o. In Yoar Judgment what bcea the eject Of paTdons
Nnd amnssties which haze been granted TO Rebels IN vem
especially IN Jour DISTRICT What has been t9e NOR. eue.' W
an the minds and hearts OF The penis u those avofsi A.
cannot bep thinking that has gone Tar to depres we
pogss Of the seeessonst tho sccessons receiving par
dons have assumed an authority end pole,l oono
ana 70 eKere, influence non sccey that they dd not
fore they received paIdOni and oi course Their eoAto
aud autagonste 10 the uo people ara Uhol
sntmeu Union peois were m tie minority ai'er thes
Sso got p,rdons an had 10 take ba,h seats
have been deeply gIieved for the Union msn .ee mn.h
thc.r want OF hope am eoaAdeni tAa' as 'hey III ~
me they have 10 pope now ,,.,,,. u, -. -.
Tue est@Onyc D. Cray ieya vrsn,an o, 'os nos
Sof, isTather suggestive; -, -,
O. How DO Rebel who have been parlone1 thee genera
IL speak u tho G0Yerc nent OF Ae Untl satss III "
res0ec Of oouumty and dehaneei A. lacy sPeak SCI
er 10 terms % great IsPsSt ~ ,o ss VT Ssoo,s him
Naturally enough wby shoulin'tihey -,
Uaiied states pssrcd during the Rebellion ,aicisutly
shown by TIE testimony OF Tao at9 h,9e
WHO niiuses teAi on tae Iga' o. we ,s, Ia
daring their absence unconstitutional lie appear
10 ogim b. OF the nonePg'eastoa q the oah
era States dufSs 10 war all laws passed 10 Their aoscno'
are iuvd Tat Sr-sh their want u representation "a,
sii secured tasm their right LcEsatrs ADD
thai quorum u Cesge II ecmgosed ~hoy ct horia
ration therefore by legal betoa reduced 10 anarchy
That rdcuocs nonsense saoah have any Seshi van
any community fitted bv Mature and oiacaroa lot tegoT
eaueaL Incredible bit H. neTethees true tba! Ih'
people Of the spuA aceept tb. monsroas absaFy Nio
~ sssdea ttsa ths asaoraa tssssoay Of the Wit
nssss q tue fact t6 ihsrS ds.re b rePadal'
the National war debt and esea 10 oas} quartz. n4l-
HAT the Rebel eeb, may be paid Of tho tyenil'nls
ssnsissa this pqlot ony oa- .ssiii-- - -
faney Andrews correspondent Of Ts cAago Tssss s.d
Ia B5i0a Aas who made "a st.e-dcd tosi tnroagh i
beard little sad by anybody tn repet TO tao pay men
the Terl debt had some eoaYoss.'on one ovsn.ns WV
three or fDdr gentlemen whom met ~ town who're .
sopens oser nrn They expressed 20 mo tho idea thai
would not be fair Or tho Government 70 make the people
efSs cenEsyea The npr..ioa ,t I6e opinion they
thai subject vas the eomnosy received opnon 'as
,an az The aneon az tAat there vas aay strongly eI
sss. l , se scspSd as nsseys n,
their part There great deal 81 talk IN the siai
about the payment Rebel debt 1t Of all questions
he most exciting before the state
very decided In my opinion that the asV sca 90. nav.
been repuciaed except uuder what might 10 called order
from tho President aud Mr.. Seward
CLAIMING COMPENSATION FoR ELGhoEs.
Judge Underwood o. Virginia 'e.!ae. as , to' w. ~
combination 9Th TIE oeaed Democratic party slls Cogpet
ssHe p, vI s snS Is. executive
suppose tbs 70 Be The rsss n %
TIE North would DO the effect 81 ascendency upon
Rebel sta,esi VIVA, measures would they resort ,oi Thy
National debt Of the Confederate debt
their leading their leading demands and thati
either the Rebel debt could DO placed upon On equality WITH
would BE- satisfied Bat the loading spirit would esiG con-.
pensaon for their negroes aad would expect to get by sah
RxpuDIA1rso THE pYsr.
Jonathan Roberts, Sheriff OF Fsirar County Virginia
%ot that they would tho Tods1 war debt
they had tho power to do Soi A. There Is not particle
q DO yOu think thoy woald e assume to pay The
debt Of the Confederate Goversment II they had the oppo
tho leading sDbos who would control thnss-woad par
1t. There Is no doubt Of Il.
Capt Homer A. Cook United States Army. testified as
O How do the az Rebel. about the paymsn, of tho Fed
A, They would vote no, without doubt
about unanimous Vote this District tho aaeso,
Of negro suffrage.
EXPECTING REsuTUT10s.
Major Gen. Edward Hatch deposes a. follows -
Is there expectation among the people that they v
be made the losses they sustained In slaves and prep
ery By tie operation Of the Union armies during the Rebel
oni A Yea bi aud evidence Of that will state that
paper night that the Grand Jury OF Oxford County
had found bill against GeE. "A. Smith for burning the
Court House here they they expect pay Tor great deA
OF the property destroyed. 49,
O. Did you hear much said upon that subject whe yon ves
therei "A. Yes, Sir; aud nave mot one man here with
claims in bis pos,eon for e23 600, they that IL they
In responsible TO them for their property
which has been DESTROYED
shax. aaithx mnn and lanlhodara