The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-06-09
sRowls FROM the COUNTRY PRESS AND OTHER SOURCES.

The Albany EVENING Journal continues TO growl at
Thad Stevens for his conscaton policy. 1t ayers that
"Mr Stevens anticipates the Interpretation which must
be put upon his motives, when he that compen
sation will be claimed tor his works But he does
not assert that win be received. And he knows
perfectly well that when the precedent has been estab
shed OF paying for losses sustained out OF the property
Of the rebels hts will not be made excep
ton His assumed abnegation therefore amounts 10
nothing
The same paper is also growing at Henry J. Raymond
for what alleges be his misrepresentation OF the
publican party 1t that it has disposition to
prosecute Mr. Raymond account Of views he has
tertaned in the past and continues, "If he proposes
act with the republican party, and do battle for its
principles shall be happy TO welcome the alliance
But submit that misrepresentation Of the party is
not the best proof Of sympathy with its objects."
The Albany Argus growing at the republican press
and republican for getting up what it calls
Impeachment humbug.n II declares that at has
served keep the country agated to compel the Pres
dent to make compromises to give notorety to few
impudcnt rnountebanks, and 70 add TO our national
disgrace"
The New Orleans Times is scolding its Republican
temporary because that Journal claming It's special
mission the guidance and enlightenment OF the newly
enanchised race should only approve OF such
duct ro,ous demopstratIons but advocate repetition
OF such dangerous displays. The blacks OF
cable temperament and, in the present ignorant
dtion OF the masses easily led into excuses when
their enthusiasm 10 aroused consequently such counsel
must be regarded in the highest degree criminal
Some OF our contemporaries says the Galveston Buue-
tim are growing like mad the mperfsctons Of the
tcegraphic copy Of Mr. sanberys opinion. We not
apt to praise the telegraph small provocaton but
be just we must say that cause for grumbng
The 'sopinion" is q difficult document TO report
Upon the same topic the Galveston Civilian has the
following growl THE Attorney Generals opinion on
the Reconstruction bill dsappoint New or
leans contemporaries much ourselves II objected
to as being vague. prolx and wanting In drectnsss
The telegraph doesnot appear to be wholly responsible
for the want Of meaning In some OF its parts. The
papers attach importance TO its effects, il may
receive force through orders from the military
The Richmond Times 10 growing at Secretary Seward
In this manner -"Ie managed to get nd OF Maximian
who was a Christian gentleman, and has demoraized
maraudine, boodthirsty republic Of Mexico upon his
hands, which SCOTS at his advice snubs his ambassadors
and is thinking Of nothing but brigandags, military
executions, forced loans and the persecution Of
foreigners,
The Richmond Whig has n growl at Thad Stevens for
his condscation policy, and predicts that 1--WE years
hence Thaddeus will, " living, be ready TO deny that he
ever favored connscaton."
The Charleston Ncsc growis about political doctors,
under the text OF Political vivsectonn II AYERS that
'ahe South is bound down on a dissccting table, The
knife always very sharp, invariably welded by
skful manipulation is thrust into very viias How
the victim fares during these experimental operations
who cares Our doctors would not be guilty OF such
'unprofssaona conduct 70 heed groans and cries"
The vicksburg Herald is growing about the evil e.
feels arising from holding public meetings in the
try. IL ays;-"Thess meetings dsranss everything.
Teams 70 Be hitched up hoss and mules taken from
their work and thinss upset esssrally No oompensa-
tory good results from the consequent loss Of time"