The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-10-04
WASHING ON.
Alarm Among S0utherners About Their
Political Future.
Opinions Expressed that the Constitutional
Amendments Should DO Adopted.
~~-rS-~~~.-,>~e~~~~~> sha
Fears that the Next Congress- viii I'm
pose Hardcr Conditions.
The Counsel Of jeff Davis in
Washington.
Probable Determined Ellortto secure
His Release ON Bond or Parole.
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Politicians Deserving the Capital TO At
tend the Fall Elections.
&c. &c. &c.
The Counsel Of jeff Davis in
Washington.
Probable Determined Effort TO secure
His Release ON Bond or Parole.
Politicians Deserving the Capital TO At
tend the Fall. Elections.
wAguscros, Oct. ., 1866


Tho arrival this evening By tho New York train OF
Charles oconor and wlllRa b Reed, council for Jcr
Davis, excited little stir in certain circles Hal they
come along ast week, II woald have boon looked for
matter Of course; but since has been decided to hold
session OF the Court for The trial Of Davis nj psesont
their coming interpreted to mean resolute and
determined effort VIII now be nais FOR bis reieaoc on
bond parole TO tho action OF thu govern
mont THO OF Mr.. o'Connor calling this Frcs
dent ths evening true, but his having interview
| with the Attorney General was equally significant
The Soufhcrn People Alarmed About Their
Political Frfnrc.
From convcrsations had With representative men
in tho city from three Of the States lately In
bcIlon, learn that tho public OF tho south arc
greatly e1Gcissd concerning tho political future of Their
section, aod freely diecuainz tho most cfacien
methods exiricate themselves from tho pcrs that
surround them. Many have no hesitation Ia OK
pressing tho opinion that Southern staics should
adop, the constitutional amendments and pfedic,
that il this be Immediately done the next Congress
VIII impose still harder condition., and indsaeiley
| postpone tho real union OF tho states Ny inform.
ants represent that while The Southern people
naturally feet kindly towards tho President, they
arc by welded to his pollry
for the immediate admission OF their representative
but viii sscn to reason, defer bccomngy 10 tho opu
lar verdict OF tho North in the approaching cedlcns
with fortitudc than they have boon given edn
for possessing These ray that forcblo oprosIslon
10 tho government spokcn OF possible By any
| sanc man In the south tW HE
Pnbiic Sentiment In Alabama.
Breves MAJOR J. Jones Saporntendcnt u the Freed
mcn's Burcaa for Nonhcrn Alabama, who Is
nov IN Washington, says tho peopls OF thai SEQ
tios anxious for peaceful settlement Of n ma
,iona difficulties, and accept the present copdidsaof
affairs n good faith Their treatment Of tho freedmen
IL humane and honorable and they entertain no paiice
towards Northern men who not o1ansiye Badness
Is being rs-cs,ablshcd and tbs plantations have pro
duced boan,Ifuy, and enicrprsips from tho North
arc prospecting. &.
The Crowd Around tae White uouse
| very largo attendance, principally or ades,lnilcd
tho antcreoms OF tho White House early maning
III tho close Of business IN tho afternoon Prom
Gfy 10 hundred Of tho latter wsro present day
Anong those who obtained sdsnhxea 70 ~ r4l1snt
- sccrstssy 1ccsliccS, As4cney General stshhsy,
Ksvcrdy johnson and Hon james BROOKE Tho latter
reported 10 be- hcrc for The p5vposc trying arrange
for successor 20 General Dix 10 this oeo ~hcn
that gentleman shall have vacated by accepting the
French mission
The Fall Elections Thinning she Politicians in
the National Capital.
Tho Of Tho fa elections contributes 10 thin
out the active politicians hcrc Hut few te
White House or hotels and those iaw On the wias
from morning I nighi preparing Immediate deari-
Department clerks are not making the usual da
play OF organized preparation for returning 10 ,er
various States bodies reduced rates n fare bat
thor silence bodies no good 10 tho conservative parry
Tho usual number VIII doab,lca 70 home 70 VOTE but
tho radicals will do quietly, through fear Of ionng
their plaeca .
Clninss oT General Officers Overlooked In the
ResraasizaIisn al the Array.
Considerable feeling II being manifested By various
general officers In cquaEcs Of helr sspps "a cains
10 rank and position IA the reorganization lhe army
being overlooked b. ihe War Department. MAJOR Cen
era Rcsctis, u the sixth ooFs, Il understood icei
especially azgriosei being rendered nothing above
lieutenant coonlcy Major General Torbsr o. cavalry
notoresy, rendered hi reiwuaon - major IN 10
regular services, and many o,hsn hkey 10 a. the
same
Appointments.
The President haa appointed NJ. FIiram ~ 90 n..
trct Of Columbia, consul Il The bland o. 81. Helena
Mr. Fitnam had Just returned from Canada shero no
has nllrd two slar posintns one ., Caspc Basn & w.
aai The other At Goodrich 4. ".
Colonel James ~ Brady. nfa " ,he eixty.hlri New
York voisEieers has bech appointed slorckecpcr
u Tao Gospor navy yard
Tho following appointments mnds ny ,hs prea-
dent to-day .-AIberi LeNrsncc " Rhode Island r.
minister rcsidrn Costa Llfa Madison X uolnaies n
Illinois q a consul = Buenou Ayrsr; cha- Dos~sery
o. Pennsylvania consal a i9ufondsrry. The Trciteni
this evening appointed NJ Jo4a Fnsad direct lAH CON-
missioner ~ ID. stats Or FLORIDA
0mciaI Decnpiiafion In Maine.
no following changes base far been male 10 10
sis,s u Nalnc ant others WI soon foiow. ns,nsy -
w. q. crysby. Collector ~ cassons a Tsrl;asf J0hn
iiansconn colcetor Aaco. and Charles Y Kimhl E4f
veyoy a I'or'ispf
Coilrefor ~ the Eirhih View YORK pi.trirf
Morgan !. Ha-rlr, wh0 tsano sinaa appointed
Collector X sbe ith distinct "a Now york aEi whosa
sppointatni wfs afterwards saspenard wni rr.upe to
finrsoas y Collector On shs Issa n.s relieving u 8
PutDaln.
Association sf Fx-Pri.sner- Of War.
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AMI siors = ~ uasoa army asd navy who waga
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