The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-01-08
Oar Savannah correspondence.
Ne NEGRO OUTBREAKS.


Ne NEGRO OUTBREAKS.
In he Northern papers and in some Of the less dis
erect papers OF section have read for the
month past iorebodngs Of negro outbreaks to take place
about Chrisimas tine and such extent has this
apprehension been dGsed that persons, taking counsel
their fears rather than their Judgment have looked
something the SORT at least in iaoated sections,
where The more ignorant class OF the freedmen are
gathered large numbers, and where they not held
IN restraint by the presence OF military force. Christ
mas, the appointed day for these manifestations Of in
suborinaiion, has passed, and have get to hear OF
single disturbance Of any kind among the blacks In
deed the holiday week ,hus far has passed of bar
monous!y Than usual with fewer personal conflicts less
Iowdyisn, and If possible, good eong among The
blacks themselves than customary In this city ard
rounding country Christmas was celebrated by III classes
with the accustomed festivities, and Gar FROM devcl
"ping any bad feeling between the freedmen heir
late masters, bad very contrary eject The nsges
which the former had been accustomed not ior
gotten nor unonseiyed. and tle freedmen women
and children, employed in the families, seemed
10 forget the dignity of their relations,
and Were as e>pectant their Christmas
gifts The Influences 81 the day remind
both of former relations Of mutual interest dependence
and Kindness, AMI IL did require very close
20 discover evidences Of mutual sympathy end good will
evidently intcsperscd by recolec'ions OF the past.
tn" races viii not be complete lat the South, and the
pcrior viii not experience The fui! the
Of an antagonism OF ntecsi with the superior and ruling
va tah assure You 'hN we entertain 80 Tears Oh
revolt or INSTRUMENTATION among the jreejmen. That
rey disturbances thefts and robbcIics-tke result Of
ignorance, necessity and snhe'ingnay aud VIII occnr
from time 20 time IS 10 lie cSre'AcG but these will
be prevented in srea, Measure by The synpa-
Thy o ae w!itcs who know The chai;c .crstcs Of the
negro, who appreciate MS necessities and .ommiscate
his condition Lett alone regulate Their relations
the two whose lot has been cast together viii
the best 81 The situation tor both parties Tue only true
danger 10 b. apprehendeis from the iD;ofereDte and
mistaken policy Of outside parties, whose inrcn - by
rsisine unreasonable expectations the sus-
suspicious and calouses N The ether class, Is 10
produce aistrUH alienation injurious sn;aeonsn.
AGpNULTrRs1. LABOR
the near sproa.h cf the Isl Of January, 1866, pro
dnrin much anxiety in tho minds q; the Farmers in
gard IT, The great .Gi absorbing question oi
latn While "a considerable number vf the indus
tros and confederate OF the freedmen are ,sposod 10
make ria,iay satisfactory arranxoBen's with the land
owners icf vac coming year, uluc" larger poron On
the other hand have M To Christmas. rrinceo 40
c"npueraple r@pueuanee 10 any permanent agreement
whih rot based upsn the dis,nci rn'"rs'ardne that
hes shall I've paid weekly Monthly 'or their servrrs
ennfrart OF mis- ratafe wond be, cf course. as nc
t"ffbI" % toe employer as tho einployc IL a
III poster of the ioiosr % comply. Hui, a ,sw t
known 70 the lTeedneu. iheraarcnot ton planters in
Thousand who would " sble 10 provide The necessary
funds advance of tAc maturity of the growing crops
&" meet The cSacng obligation II assumed lis there
fic uiituliy auparsal that unless The freedmen gen
crafty surrender their imprictrsioc views upon this
subir The agricultural prosper of Geoig, ioT tlc
| year are g"cmS enough.
shOId st;c. ever, that sle rcci~ Of the Freed.
mons Bureau iniiy alive 20 the Importance ~
timely aud satisfactory solution Of tns economical pro
hi"in ana VIII leave uiufncl IN the
ileir professional skill aud supervisory power ensure,
/ II prsriieahe, ili accomplishment
Ihcf'ccn Disturbances IN Florida be vecn the cnorcd
sold es ana INC citizens have he n entnly removed by
'he wthdrawll from the state o. all The black troops
reported bat number Of tn prominent ncn OF This
>iafe hgtc formed organization induce foreign i'm
migration and that arrangements have been mndc FOR
ne hrueing "ut az colonies OF German erRrsuts, tho
ursi lns'hn'n1 o. eh"ii srrYe at II Marks during
I neat month.