The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-12-03
G 6 o r Ola.
SPECIAL CORRESPONDENCE or TINE weaAlp.
Tk~ I.rgislnfure-Wh shc CSussisStisWn
Amendment was Rejected. Negro Sanrss~
Desire tor Northern Capital and Labor. kc

Tk~ Iegislnture-Whv she 'CSusGis Sti0mnI
Amendment was R~iected- Negro Sanrss~-
Desire tor Northern Capital and Labor. Sc.
MLtxpssviLE, Nov. u, 1865.
The NV YORK HERALD never more potent In ,s
influence la Georgia than II Ia At the present time True
the paper Is abused because Il aoes advocate the
Vices of particular person pitch into the radicals iaud
Andrew Johnson and shed ~ last drop OF blood ia the
defence Of obsolete Southern rights.
Now this Ia all wrong. The country 80 indissolnhly
connected By natural aud artificial bonds be still
further and strongly united by a nationaiizsd
Union and patriotic ties. And gradually but surely the
work PROGRESSING. The work OF coSsscsnce goes
braysly on and the HErAD looked 10 nv the people
hers being the rarest guide 10 lead them from The
labyrinth cf their misiortupss +.
tho Legislature OF georgia has been session four
weeks of the forty days i T. allowed by it, Ss,e
constitution 10 cit kary in The se-.on the amendment
70 the constitution, your resdcrs vol know, was
rejected With bat two IT, favor The difficulties
in the way Of its adoption represented these
FIRST tho state bad guarantee 'hs, II they sboold
ADOPT the amendment Gcorga would be practically
stored her relations with hs general government,
and second, the people look upon u the height Of
ngrs,itude and personal degradation, TO dsfrsnehise
and brand with nfsmy their heroic soldiers aud able
statesmen who perled all for them Many Of ihesc
-, - -.
"ihns TOT the IvtuF" 20 voluntarily avssh rom in''''
ference with -tai. national politics; but 10 have
r,,f,n a, ia .,,.i.. ~ thai, a..,.si r,tts tor Al
nl"1 ,hrm nv TIE p~"pe WHO'S sef''hts 'h"F ~@'r "
81 the trying times ~ the reh.on would he
they would neither RELISH forsye
so A. the question Of suffrage is concerned.
the people II o.orfa sais begun 10 look the posbt,
of H. happening IN ne of the prscticsbs
methods ~ r.ssorirc t,0fgis an scve rsrc patton
In the arairs or the general government ~ucb pafi'r
patton people ~ 1eatgs fesnnuN wish They even
yeafR lar IL fLev ae-fre irsgions 10 the
o0frpe,e frsietui1un nsy T. removed by tbe grncssl
.ovoJnmant On ife.f rlu the -rf@ hiss removed no
OF 4fuei nus 90 Al. psn slst rr1 a,.iur'
witch 1csrgla ~. ttua.td lnd even the rsH~nsbnur ~
e n.gi - row ~ ~ uha.rstsd in fnsiiis.n the sat.
bod made 4 IRE. oH.,lng t.si and tfesslre -
.,nrlisni T. -. oven ,fcd wbch lsads .srp".-
sgpti lioa h. at .ug been ample ~ d.sep,i -
Variance the whole eo'le the cons, ence ~ NE
pcvpe had alWaYs hcrn n greater ~ To- srent
n he - ~ IL -uiiei. enia,u NJ Tho rep diaiion
. the dele luufr.p ID the prosecution NJ ne
smother aource - nun alton the sdnisson OF negro
suffrage IN the STATE j. revolving the pcop'e here but
The ifanrhi-oneu' ol the ead.fs h. attempted
v0u,ion y ooked upon herr impossible.
ana not ptcrared say how far the pepple of Geor-
ga be wiling a. 20 10 extending welcome % their
northern rclhs-u one thing y certain they desire 10