The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-08-14

Fear Of Negro Insurreciiou-To Tobacco
Crcp-Thc Next Legislature, &c.
RICHMOND, Va, August 9, 1850
THE SOUTH AND RADICALS
the next Northern elections shall result in favor OF
she radicals the South will thenceforth cease TO go
through the farce of holding Congressional elections
They win accomplish all that necessary In the way OF
iegisation through the respective State Legislatures
and withdraw from the turmoil and exciecns incident
70 Washington politics No people this earth were ever
% heartily sick Of politics the Southern people
They made constant subjects Of Misrepresentation
and fslsehood by lying officials TO subserve party pur
poses when they themselves have really littN or no
concern how the Affairs Of the nation are adj
minstered. They are very willing 70 bear their
share Of the burdens OF government, provided
they permitted pursue the peaceful tenor Of their
way free from radical interference and Official SANDERS
They il Is 70 keep up perpetual controversy
With people whose motto msrepresent and SANDER
them II Is vain and foolish, in their OPINION be
tEAdicng the fasehoods made upby Northern emissares
and military officials at the South Such task Is as
tley believe, mere mockery. for the lying and msre
presentation is matter OF trade mutually beneficial 10
he originator and believer There is doubt that tho
people OF the South regard their defeat in the late war;
- view OF what ransprng and their prospects in
the future az the greatest calamity that befel
people. monarchy, autocracy, anything but the
Nnreasoning unreasonable mob rule which they
subjected, would be welcomed. They look upon 1t
extraordinary state Of affairs that they must be rendered
Infamous in the estimation Of the North in order TO
secure radical ascendancy. And II lying Official down
hore Is socially oeiracized be becomes indignant
forsooth because his fasehoods not endorsed by
lis recognition in the social sphere It unfortunate
coincidence connection with military rule, at least in
Virginia, thS but the bigoted and hostile
we're continued in Office for any long period since the
riose of the The effect OF this IL visible in the
false reports furnished the North and the animosy
existing towards them here BY reason Of that policy
INSTRUCTIONS.
1hero is strong belief here that the negro drills
hitherto practsed had reference TO insurectionary
designed the privilege of voting for
the negroes Of the South II Is understood that the plan
WAS fully matured and in order to keep alive the insur
veconary spirit radical organs have been established In
svcry large city In the south Now and then these or
gans sound the note Of preparation and vndicac the
right Of the negroes to bear aud drill at pleasure
They remind the negroes OF the necessity Of preparation
~ maintain whatever rights have been secured them
and TO win the privilege of voting, 10 which they
held justly entitled The OF the military
has excited considerable dis,rus, in tho pub
DC mind, and led to the belief that the in
eurrectonary movement had their full sanction.
The perfect concert and harmony which marks
lhe movements Of the negro population throughout the
eoath tho correspondence in their system Of organiza
GOn insignia, celebrations. conventional designations
AND erders their secret nodo Of diusng information
70 meetings professions, &c. all afford papable proof
Of Uniformity OF design and completeness Of arrange
mont winch must be the work Of wiser heads than the
Gegroes am inforaed that the niggers have been
atty heard say that they would regard the order
stopping negro drlls IL is supposed that they still
tATrying on the practice ia secret and Will continue 70
20 30, even though they are disarmed
GOVERNOR pIERpoixr.
0overnor Piepoint has been absent from here for the
past two or three weeks. He is now IN Cincinnati
lending TO some land spccnlatons, In which he under
NOod To be largely Interested with capitalists Of
Ihse city and the North. i
WEST vIRGrsn MEN COMING YssT
Dlearn many West virgDians who we're identified
with the late rebellion abou. TO to this State
% AVOID the proscrpve laws now In force In that
Hon These laws bear with peculiar force upon profes
ponai men, who are precluded BY virtue Of them from
Engaging In the practice Of their professions Robert
Johnston OF Harrison county who served In the rebel
Congress representative from thai section,
here, max arrangements TO settle permanently in the
city. He represents the feeling ia Virginia towards
Che rebels as hostile in the extreme.
THE TOBACCO cRoP IN VIRGINIA.
TIE tobacco crop In this State is more promising than
. has been for years In sections in the south
nde counties unusay large crop has been cult ated
In ihe sections where smaller has been cultivated
hrge yield II Is probable that this years crop win be
Me largest that shall be raised FOR rny 70 come,
h view Of the dsarrangement produced by the en0r-
NOUS tax imposed by the last corrupt congress
GOVERNOR WISE AND THE CONVENTION
he PhiIadelpbs Conyep.,on from belief ina. no GOOD
E result from any such assemblage The Governor -
DOW engaged in the practice Of law ~ Richmond alter.
bang between that and The cultivation Of cabbages in
small garden attached 70 his dwelling in Manchester
villa ye situated across the river about mile or two
sSon here He engaged In the Circuit Court few
Gays ago the prosecution Of claim for John Tyler
r. the son of his old friend OK President Tyler The
~. as member Of ! Board or Immigration,
shattered by the last Legislature, employed
nr Tyler 70 draw mp paper setting forth the advan-
lagos OF Virginia place OF settlement by Europ,
pungrants Tho jury allowed the fun amoant claimed.
The chef defence set up that the Board not Black
responsible The debt Is los however, for Black
-- THE NEXT rEsrsrArrRs.
Tho next Legislature Of yirg MIA will, IT, Is understood
Ell convention for the purpose Of forming con.
o. .ution The In force is that which WAS framed
BY . few incompetent radicals who assembled IN Alex
andria II Is perfect abortion, aud entirely unsued
the present requirements OF the state IL s thought
lhni OF the acts OF the convention will be the depos
SIon Of Perpont a. usurper the creation Of Coun.
eli o State which snail possess ordnabie powers
with Tie Governor Virginia determined that her Stale
government shall be constituted accordance with the
popular sentiment and interests.
RICHMOND, Va, August II, 1866.
II win doubtless be q matter OF interest 10 many OF
The readers OF the HERALD 10 ascertain the present
financial condition Of Virginia Il viii be especially
70 holders Of Virginia bonds VOL those who arc
accustomed TO speculate in them
In April 1881 the public debt Of Virginia
amounted In round numbers ss4 800 3sl
Interest on The same 70 the lat OF July 1865,
and unpaid. -........................ o,Wi,33'
iniorsst on the Ist Of July, 1895. $40 o4o us
No provision having been made by Law for
tho payment Of any portion u the in.
To- :, on the state debt. the total
was ........................... 6IIos5a
sSe LIT Of January last =. 1o7s, ess
interest n .............. Ia,aI2 2o7
The legislature at It's last passed which
prosdes for the funding OF all the back interest regis
tered stock Of the commonwealth bearing nisrcs,
per cent per snnur. The amount OF Indebtedness
herein given does include debt contracted BY the
BtAe for purposes, which amounts TO sorneth ng
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