The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-10-22

other hand for the rss time In her political history IN,
new element in tho Old Dominion black as /, Is WIN
invade the polling booths the heritage OF Anglia
Americans, TO exercise their prisieges THIS win
DO scene unparalleled in history, ana may
unfortunately result In bloodshed-wouid A b
an idle speculation TO say, may inaugurats .
war OF races In Virginia. The democracy ubllan. over
the Successes In Ohio and Pennsylvania, flushed with
the Intoxicating excitement OF victory enthusiastic villa
the expectation Of success marshalied by experienced
politicians and election msnipuators and literally sup
piled with funds FROM their democratic brethren 10 New
York and Baltimore will demand success though theT
can recruits Of Isdcasm 0' fresh from the
schools. fully instructed, armed win the 'ticket"
which they must deposit graduates in the Hunnicuts
teachings OF herce In the assertion OF their
rights in opposition TO the white almost fenzied By
the defeat OF the suffrage amendment in 0hiothe St
sibe pitch OF excitement by the haangues OF agitnou
and advsntursrs-prevous 20 dcpositing their ballots
for negro supremsss and DISTINGUISHES
Here picture that will he presented Tuesday
States ana statesmen beneath the very shade OF Wash
ington, Jefferson, hasoa Henry, Marshal, Lewis ana
Nelson black volcano 10 in the midst Of Abe people
here which, on faesay next may baich forth torrent
Of blood horrors and atroc heretofore witnessed
Such Is about the condition OF tho opposing elsmenis
with no particular head VINO b. distinguished ~
the aDpelas,ioa Of leader H. indeed: the yl,saia
eid In the polit cal campaign and traversed the
State for the democracy, as did his coufrore vsllan
dgham, in 0hio there il doubt he could have carried
It by maj rites even but IL Is tho democracy
slumbered until Quo and pennsylvania spoke and thoR
woke up, rather late, bus 'betier late than nevcr"
probably
The history Of radoaiism In Virginia is already to-
familiar 70 the reader remind him that tho lustri0us
Hunncutt-the Great Mogul and the man TO be hed
responsible should disturbance occur-ss it, chef
leader and the general OF tho campaign This worthy
the blacks using freely oahs and secret associations 70
penecl radical discipline VIII elections take place. aal
the sweltering, aromatic and black OF radica-0
Will be vol drilled. and perhaps will only too fsithfusg
perform their required duty.
somewhat, and are rcmarkabie a. showing me VA
voters can be manipulated, and the way in which che
put forward by tho democrats Is thoroughly
sesvatiye, which will meet With the most determined
opposition from every republican no mater O. wnas
black, which will. undoubtedly, defeat them here Bst
to obvlats this difficulty one OF the names may.bs
dropped previous to the day Of election and Hunncutrs
substituted as ne will certainly 60 TO the convention,
and thus division in the republican ranks may b
democratic victory. This Is tho basis the plan upsa
which the democracy will conduct the campaign In thle
city, and siAiar courss VIII be followed throughest
the State which, on the whole, may successful.
Tho radicals rely solely on the blacks and the TOW
whites who may 10 oath bound III the leagues Hunni-
cutt is the name that win carry them and mono there =
who would dare record vote against the Great Mog0
would DO worth tho existence Of any OF the blacks y
democratic manipuatos may spread confusion and DIS
order the ranks and make the radical "sabos all
The issues involved in these elections arc Of far mses
when they are carefully considered grayer t
Northern people, than even the Northern elections arset
The question Of convention u, think, settled We
determined resolve OF the whites to vote II down. TAe
nsa Vsn,s % sns. ana ~
until sho Gamble admitted into tho Union under govern
ment Of white men. Her example will influence he
balance Of ths Southern States.
Political Excitemeut In Rlchmond-Both Pare
tles Supplied with nlsney-Couservasives
and Radicals Wsrkiug Like Bcavors-Bs4h
RlcanosD, Va, oct 49, 1867. !
To-day, the last Of the week, state OF political 81.
element exists unparalleled in ne history OF vrgn.
On Tuesday next the elections take place. and all he
asprants for political prsfcrment working like Trs-
jams for the pella The lovers Of dsmocAcy
and the sympathissrs Of valand&ham, sxpsrisncsdn
the work Of elsctionssring earnestly ~ work. aal
sas % sss
ssa dodgss kaewnl amosg she sowdles q the I've
ss S: q S.s and tho snSadss
TO secure the VICTORY Of the democracy. sohs-
fields order closing barrooms is an opporuns one, and
may probably prevent boodshed. But upon the outer
precincts Of Tho city, the old confederate fortinoa
.ons and along the suburb booths mot for elections bus
will be improvIsed TO ensrap the transporting darksy
and keep him from the polls BY the wary democracy.
eagues" secret associations and the methods q
rspublicanism will be brought into requisItion.
Bothpartios hopeful and industrious calculating
fully upon The democracy said 10 be ibef.
ally supplied with funds from baltimore and New Yos
while the republicans have Congressman Washburns'1
assurance thai the s'whsrewith' NOT lacking an4
that he had thousand in his pocket for this city -
secure radicalism.
The spsculasiens Of both parties are hardly worth
giving, e both equally senguins. The democrats
expect TO carry the city. and Hunnicutt says he win
carry by 1000 500 majority. but he viii hardly -
qualified II this way