The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-10-02

ARASpoSiTHE RApBcALS-Judge r. K Williams OF Ken
lucky almember the Union Executive Committee, APP
pointed by the National Convention held at Baltimore in
in 1864 and also Chairman Of the Executive Committee
In Kentucky, has Published letter announcing his ad
heson 70 President Johnson's policy.
GxsEaAL GRAsr.Al the radical papers are asserting
that Grant snubs the copperheads and all the copperead
papers proclaim that he snubs the radicals Both parties
are right.
MisrARE. Tho Macon, Ca. Telegraph, speaking Of
the radicals says 'There no instrumcntates for
paryng those weapons Of SANDER and falsehood against
the South by which they hope keep up the excitement
and hatred Of their people, and which their sole
guuIents in the nghtn o, yes, there The Civil
Rights bill adopted by South Carolina very efficient
nsrumentay, and the adoption Of tho constitutional
amendment would be still better
RaruAu sEnsEs This navigator elected
Judge OF Probate ut Mobile before being par
doned President Johnson very properly rebuked
the impudence OF the Moblians by forbddng
him TO exercise the duties Of the office rhe wild
ows and orphans OF the district suffering because
estates In probate not settled and cannot be-. One OF
the Mobile papers courteously calls On the valiant
Ssmmes 10 resign He responds Indignantly, that while
he recvets the loss and Inconvenience which widows
AMI orphans subject, there great principle
stake He elected the onice qualified for H.
and has been formally inducted into H. Is the fault
Of the President, who persists in regarding him
traitor that mikes all the trouble "Havc the citizens
of Alabama he exclaims fallen 20 low that they are
willing sacrifice their constitutional rights and the
honor Of their State for any temporary advantage what
every Admiral scmmes, for one, will to
such sacrifice" This has the unsclash charsc-
terstcs another cry which have heard 'ave me,
I'm tho Captain
Coon ARGUMENT AT rHE PRorR TINK.-The
Ri~ nond nfiva rtv
the North don't sufficiently press the considers-
that the financial prosperity Of the country
and it's industrial wealth would 10 augmented
by admitting the Southern States Tho people of tho
North have calculated the advantage of that result and
they don't think IL justes mourning any risk of being
compelled TO pay the rebel debt, % OF having the
ST. 500 900 900 OF United States bonds ahey hold rcpudi
atcd when the South adopts constitutional amend
ment with its financial guarantees, the Of The
Whig may be used with great effect
A conuSpspLg Acr--The Mobible city authorities
have conveyed free gift three Of land within
the city for the in,ermen OF tho dead Of the Union
army. This don't make much noise. but IL will do
to promote restoration than any number OF New
Orleans riots
WHAT Ir SIGSIrfEs.-The last numbers Of the Rich
mond Ercssiner while under Pollards control dis
eraced by such paragraphs thishr gorillas orang
ou,anqs and apes appointed by the mulato convention
committee OF pilgrims 70 visit the omp OF the king
apo, have begun their initiative tour" He must be
wanting the higher faculties If either ape who is
able distinguish from the other; and
anybody with grain Of would have known
that to class tho Southern pilgrims with Abraham Lin
colin recommendation Of them rather than a slur
on their character.
Hrs worn SrRosGxR THAN Hrs .01a. Tho editor OF
the Natchcz, Miss Courier recently made wish JED
Davis and reports that the prisoners parole mot
ape attempt escape, avail himself OF any
TO do so and adds Those who know len Davis equally
well that his word is his bond and law How.
that may pc. IL is clear that his oath neither
his bond nor has law 20 reconily az 1881.