New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-10
NEW PUBLICATIONS.
49, snrrn sINCE NE wAR.

AuCroWe
and November 1868 travelling through PORTIONS OF 'he
eouih ard writing letters TO The Boston Afrer"" anu
Ia Clcqgo Tribune The greater part Of the entertain
ing volume which le has given Us originally appeared
a the Crmus Of those papoTs. TIC author appears 10
hsyo studied the state Of southern Ioies ana society
val great deal Of care. He vas Pr s'1 az several o.
DC conventions summoned for tie purpose OF restoring
The copcrCcd Stao5 TO their relations WIN tie FedNa
poyerumeut aud had abundant opportunities to asceI
sin Tie feelings Of tho delegates ard political leaders lie
siyos m reports o the proccedngsaj these meetings ana
siebes q the prominent actors IN them. lie describes
Che srpeararce OF the country through which lie passed
ard The character OF tie people, viii lively and gaimc
yer which 10 many passages would not COMPARE uniavor
atty With hat welded by Mr.. Olmsted in bis SeatoaTd
Eaye states. Here is story f adventure that beic
bin Oh the railroad fiom Charleston % OTngcbuIg;
n o1i q me sat good looking young wo1an Of aoout
tveItytwo judged Hearing Der ,e', pan J b9 p he
-: 49, ss sn5 i. 10 S %sIs acSom5modsiion.
.Yeg .!ie tleTe" she said ,.,
Istre hotel in tho town ary Place az which per
s SiH Te there's hotel SIZE ad and ser aranse SIZE
s6ded bot It's hardly uch Place as gentleman "oud
sfs .Icle Pleasantly enough and having answered my
question might have drupp.d lie colyeisaIoni hsGaH %
Stioh 80 w.nt on To say taa1 persons Eo r .,
k0use ard were much better suited than AZ Tie ho.ei
lido the only thing vel could doihe tang was per
sSty n,farai Should do. asked her # she cond mention
sps r two private houses at which might ask for aecommo
fully oIreeied that sic would say her mother sometimes
acoommclatcd gontlemen ana NAV o. vel, own mai
Lad dc'e uned what reply Load MAKE 70 mat ahnouncc
Instead however she tarped her seat TO face
and sad with considerable Nln, Arr Yea " YANKEE
TIE guo.ton surprised mes and Simply answered fIom
Wat reat do YOU presume to srenk to me SIR she
tskeG ~ Gle AID snsiItg tone ihh' eaNsL inc ears anu
rareeus Of the question No les. Than The remarkable
psf under the observation Of thirty or more persons OF
bouitc1u tth AMI feeling embarrassed ne 70 such degree
efst coad ouly stamme BY TIE night when supposed
gentleman always had 10 ak lady civil question.
Wen ST. dou't choose 10 talk with you 49,, -,
settled herself SHARPLY into her sect JeIsed her
Brio BODY into very upIglt po'ityp ea 38,d and
shoulders in positive manner-WLle sat husLeu "uu
What s,oad do about IL That a question asked
yseH twenty per hour for the next hriy niles was
~ didn't for feared little Rebel might snub agsn
her an opportunity In 9a o. AeT s1 syoS an6 an
seeed IN conversation and they cheeTed The slow miles with
sd.t ivey chat surely thought this is beginning the
sAioe mouths journey unfortunately could have borne LeT
indignation quito eayi hui each INDIVIDUAL IN lle car so
sde that my Yaukee baseness was wei known ana
Slorcuehly appreciated. ,. ,,
The ana the crazy old engine dragged
tseb along Little Ass was fNaeioos Huu wy
~ officer evidently IN cheerful iame q mih4 a' az
yhniIe soufd ed for BraDchvile.
ssy rosc N Der seat shook her skirts drew on her
sua thread glove, turned TO memlnd you not 70 the eA
srRco bat asked if would be good enough
n hard out her basket ioE her. 49,,
Setss sad to myself followed her ou,-eaIryiDg the
heavy basket She didn't stop when we eSf,sG n ,e
an lived demurey but wonderngy Fieen twenty
yards away the che suddenly stopped and turned
$uioky urOn With Thank YOU want to apologize to
Aud here greatest surprise Of al II canghi me in
eouilson Int nansged TO something 20 the effect that
seIhaps was too forward in asking the question did
tws Iude 70 you uncIyy But caught me at
dadvsntsge; hadn't spoken 10 Federal since Sumter
Well it didn't hurt you very much, did it p said
wb@eat she laughed and laughed ana 'heA Inc engine
n going to stop here day two" she remarked and
10 f.ko ham i
H. We '-''A '''''' ~ "
This was not his only experience Of the hospitality OF
scutte-ners At Albany in Georgia. he narrowly escaped
lnohne because he had inteed to keep the peace in
uusrrel between negro and a white mantle sum Of his
eDse beng that he took the negro by the arm and adj
yissd him TO 20 home and be quiet. The ehiyalTous
eorsans would not brook outside interference in their
sheetfehs and Mr. Andrews compelled to leave his
koteI At night by hack entrance aud escape from the
s<wn OIL a milk-trIIn.
With regard to the question Of Segroabor he finds that
tbere has been little difficulty where the planters
have treated their justly and kindly but justice and
Kindness seem TO have the exception rather than the
ype.
There is much tek among the country people about rising
Of the blacks planter who stopped here last night and
vic lives twelve miles TO the west told me that II was be-
Heyod IN that they had guns and pistols bid
n the timber and organizing to use them ms IDEAS
not very clear about the maiteI put ne 10
shuk they would make serious trouble after the crops are
gathered Another man. hVing IN mon 4lslct tou Ine
pany with evident pleasure that they been aOe 10 Keep
oontro o. the nggeTs Hp his section TIL bout three weeks
5000 fur the fellows Now FeGera had in and toe
bseroes state Of glad excitement and everybody
ksIed there would be bloody business right away ~
hing that much shocks is the prevalent indifference
q the IegrOs fate and life 1t sad but solemn fact that
OF the native whites consider bin nuisance,
and would gladly be rid Of his presence at the expense
81 his existence And this IN face Of the faSt na az ne
plant combining about the iDsuneiency OF aO9
SbOs Charleston merchant told me with Iesnas d e.
be against wearing Confederate buttons ngsS h S
81 the regulations and told him that be was seen on the
Frest agan wearing the obnoxious buttons ne h ~39 Soa
socTaoy whipped out large knife seed the negro " the
kesrd and cut ks throat The soldier died IN about week.
bot Iohing had been done with The man VINO ked nm 90
40 mar bs acting stage agent here says
"a id big black buck niger was shot near LeWvhe
about three weeks and the citizens all shield he man
who shot him and his AL the talk OF men
about tie indicates that 1t is held TO be an evidence OF
gnsrtness rather than Otherwise TO Kill freedman and
have not found who to believe that At is sin
against Divine law
South Carolina freedman stated the case between the
planters and The laborers with epigammate breVity:
swell you see boss dc fus fculty about de matter be
Al, YER we gifts no meat; and de secon is, dat we gifts
asfnm-fyia' too much"
While we stopped couple Of hours at one station on the
railroad for water stroed of TO tie house OF planter VINO
"a dozen felows' and as many and children
pp he place Men and at work In the coInheo
ssd smoking ~ BIS He received me soar
teously enough and asked me 10 have pipe when ee,
rlnsd Did up from the kears he inquired told
Nm aid He had "heed" he said that the kears In
ssob Pears liz they in trouble most every day. lie
- S o. 10y Is. matter v With That launched bin
usual stream Know much about neegurs mister
eUeried told him had never TeG 10 ne SCUM h. nro
seeded 70 enghen me OF some length incioSnta asked
han DO. he TED them ana rh s ,nsssac ON general
s1bc him there was much meat TO be had oI the
NH. sUines 10 sapssi;op TemaIbeS LINK