The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-12-29
GEORGIA..
our GEORGIA CORRESPONDENCE.

Conditioa Of the South Politics Busincss-
4 -ieea@te ls-8a x Niggers.
7 .al, 81, ssaaassaA gsif. Mcos, Dec a, 1885,
In former communication ventured to make the
prediction that Georgia in the Union and parties
fpss 70 hero the Stats would divide living issues
into parties in the manner and probably with tho
same result as Pennsylvania New York subsequent
observation has tended to confirm In this opinion.
The assertion OF such probability might be popular
the present time the issues distinctly
before the people, But the probability Is TO be credited
whether you look upon the contingency OF negro
suffrage being tolerated by tho people here the Inux
OF immigrants INTO the state, bringing with them dor
cnt and views and feelings with reference TO
the negro race from those in which almost tho entire
population Of The State have boon educated and
hrmed.
No paper in the State has vet announced different
policy from the radically Southern, with one or two
exceptions; still there is an under current at work
with wha. final result unable to determine The
people look with horror upon the possibility OF being
put under entire military rule II med bad enough
to them be partially go and enco they feel disposed
To the greatest sacrihces provided they could be
sur o. restoration In addition, the want of that degree
OF prosperity which would assnreiy attend no, simply
the adm ssion invitation, ,he auring OF North
ern capital the state is powerfully impressed all
persons engaged in business Wero Tho State restored
men ~ only common intelligence say, the bonds
of This state secured by mortgage on a rail-
road which the State exclusively owns, worth
double the entire debt or tho state, the bonds
bearing seven per per annnn would bring
than ninety in the dollar; the State IN the
Union money on short time 10 supply temporary wants,
aud with the of cpaaerals could be obtained at
less discount than Two and half five or ten per cent
per month tho state in the Union and money free
10 How hore splendid chances OF investing 10 real estate
would not 20 hsgginy in short, In the estimation Of
mary OF the business OF tho country Georgia
III tho Union and Northern and Western men feeling
tirey free and safe in investing their money here,
actaries would spring up agriculture would
flourish and household economy be placed on profit
abie basis Men Of this way OF thinking earnestly de-
sire restoration OF the State to the rnlon they
depore the existence the supposed existence OF any
causes which continue to keep tho state out In the cold
and hey DESIRE moreover much OF raterna concord
sprug up between the two sections ns Is possible
under the circumstances They desire and hope for
lowshp with her Northern br thren they imagine that
tho boievoont and tho phanthropic would gct past
hate aud feel their bowels with sympathy and
benevvence towards their Southern brethren, wbo how
they think they may have erred 10 carrying
on armed opposition 70 me senerL gosernment nave
heritage transmitted by Evolutionary ancestors,
and associates in the same work Of rearing this
splendid fabric OF government Why should not
the North and the West, those men ASK aid
usp The people here need bread to keep
them from starving An unprecedented drought the
past year, and untsnlariiy in experience in the
management OF persons slaves cut short the crop
or provsons SO that now there s not bread enough in
large portion OF the Stale to supply the vents OF the
people longer than the middle Of Fobranry. We're Gcor
a restored II is imagined that aid would cce in
freely
From such considerations sriscs disposition on the
part OF the people 10 accept Of the cond tor OF things
and tpis disposition win soon is 10 be hoped, mako
itself manifest and all powerful for tho osmept oi
the difhcutes
The freedmen have improved In their condition; and
thore IN hope that tnoy win dsappoint the expectations
OF all They needed here for the cultivation OF the
great staple In counties Of the Sste learn thar
they almost entirely left and almost
lie red man The fer,lc fields OF the Southwest are a.
tracing then, and the buck voum, Ia that direction
was greater In most OF the villages there
persons engaged In the BUSINESS OF pesuacing
negroes TO crngrate West They receive rom $40 10
$40 for every negro 10 cmgrae West; and fear that
the desire for iucro have induced 10 register
for the West and 10 send on who both husbands
aud fathers without charges A. any sucn Is
the representation. The State snieavored 20 check tho
hcgn by law taxing +" Iaborers Brokers $780,