The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-08-03
GRDWES OF TIE PRESS.

| great deal of growing done by the Southern prcss
Some OF IT, however is really sublime like the follow
Ing from the Montgomery lAla.l Mail, headed " Blood
i lago, Bloodp
The vile Yankee em,ssares in midst, who do the
dirty work Tor Tie Radical party, are the vGilres who
feed upon the corruption OF nation They sic Ken ilke
kooesperre a. NE sight Of blood, yet tho on'ce DINERS
q bloody deeds They shot mnsket in the army,
but in peace they supply tho coored people with mus
ke,s and o!d them cnme prepared TO public meetlnes
They profess peace ard insnuate blo0dshed They
mureerers of cur peace, sassns of liberty, poison
ers Of oar happiness, butchers OF laws They stab
domestic tranquility. They sarye commercial energy.
Their lies like the bullets OF Esc1bedo, sent the
heart of galantry and justice These wrstGhes, WHO
supply the cooyed people with aras and bid them
TO public meetings ready for battle arc hard at work.
The soul OF the old Kansas horse thief ut representative
| OF such devils, is marching hope 10 tho
| gaowsl Many Of our placid felow-c items who
look upon government liberal aud Tie country
mos, happy when they able to make two ard three
ent-per MONTH GDd who possess such saccnafne
dispositions as render them only III be taken up by
pair of sugar ongs and laid leaf 10th 10
believe that such wretches We have described exist
among US, and are hveigng the coored people mo
Let them wake from their ethargy unite IN solid
conservative phaanx and show Ia main de fer dams 10
The Mobile Times under the heading of " The Last
Humiliation growls at General swayne as follows:
Genera, swsyne is taking mean revenge Of tho
people of Mobile because they could not b convicted Of
Of his yIndcve plans 10 has already quashed
for the sole purpose OF allowing that infamous character
paper the proceedings Of tho Military COMMISSION pre-
sided by General shepherd, and to-day he nnicts
upon the people of Mobile the disgrace and shame Of
nominating as one of the Councimen a creature 80
worthless hat would offend the and eyes OF our
readers by pollutnr our sheet with his name.
The editor hopes, however that Mr Swayne may
live long enough repent his deeds, and that In tho
great final account he will render TO his Maker the
and maledcons he has drawn down on hls head
may be washed of by a sincere repentance
The Jackson tNiss Clarion has its growl at e1United
States Senator Hill as follows:-
Mr. B. H Hill, politician Of Georgia, has s'gnalzed
his opposition TO hs old antagonist, Ex-Governor joe
Brown by a eeries Of pretenous and bitter assaults
the positions Of Southern who do not see tho
wisdom Of postponing settlement OF the sectional
strife and OF mourning further and penalties al the
hands Of the federal in consequence OF such
action. Having been ia peace man In war" he has be-
q 'mighty man OF valor'' in peace, and his ex
plos with the mighty instruments of little menthe
pen-are being chronicled all over the country.
The favorite weapon which he employs Is vtuperation
ofthat numerous body Of men in the South who hon
separate government by the election OF Mr. Lincoln.
and who since the loss Of the confederacy in favor
OF accepting the situation the only alternative lefi 70
less
The Columbus Ga) Enquirer keeps up the crow after
| the following fashion,
Does Mr.. Hill forget when he 10 asking us to play
'he mule" that he 10 talking to nation OF gentlemen,
who dsdan, after surrenderDg up everything to thor
for % ns HS Me d NJ
getting ready 70 nght lie did not fight for our south.
q ss wnen s 70 az h: S The
South cannot whised the battle fields by any
that did not bear her beloved banner TO her sacred folds
Of freedom.
The Detroit Free Pres 10 model of erowler In ito
issue OF July 81 every nine editorial articles 10
. grow. Not satisfied with grumbling at Congress,
Stanton, General sickes, General Logan, Governor
Brownow. Greeley, the Temperance movement and the
Chicago Tribune, il goes all tho way TO France, and
pitches into Napeloon:-
A Napoleonc party. in the true OF that word
has never had beng in France Though the second
empire has existed nearly years. ard seems
70 be firmly established at home i never had moro than
the acquescence OF the nation. Its principal props
an ignorant pensantry an army recruited mostly from
this class, and the selfish horror which well to do boar
gose entertained against all revolutions aud changes
which unsettled business.
This is quoting enough to show that the editor Is
thoroughly acquainted with the last subject OF his
growls.
The ST. Louis RpuLlican, commenting the state
ment that 'the estimate Of the Treasury Department
for the support Of the United States army the South
States during The present year from s35 600
100000 o," growls cut
Here is example Of what the people TO keep
up military despotism in the South. If tho Southern
states had been admitted at once 10 their rirhtn place
In The Union, should have been saved all tins I'M
necessary expense. No wonder people complain Of
taxation Radicasm Is costly luxury. Before tho
war. under Buchanan's administration, extravagant
that was the whole expenses OF the government wcro
less than sky millions b., now to keep standing
despotsm. costs from thiriyGve TO forty millionsi
Tho Cincinnati Enquirer growls at the unaxed bond.
holders thus
They ride in their private carriages the best turn
pixies and sirces Ihey pay not cent 10 mako them
or keep them 10 repair II is done at tho expense OF
Their les, fortunate ard poorer neghbors They the
mers mechanics, merchants and Manufacturers
taxed TO keep them if operation. Our Judicial and
police ohcers protect the lives and property OF these
bondhoIders from murder and robbery but cent
do they pay for 1t.
The Cincinnati Commercial growls at the blunders OF
Congress "a foiows.-
year age Congress passed law for the arpoln nept
OF commission, consisting OF three ominon, legal prac-
TONERS 10 revise and codify the statutes large Three
them FOR the task The President appointed Caleb
Gushing, % Massachusetts and two Ohio gentle
men, Judges johnson aud James, to do the work,
and they have been ndustnously engaged al 10
since the lrs Of September We havc the authority Of
one Of the members OF the Commission for the asser-
ton that Il VIII take more than FIVE years instead OF
three TO do what s required OF them. Most OF the laws
have TO be rewritten from The enacting 10 tho nna
clause IN order 10 render their meaning Ineligible:
This Is especially true Informed, OF bills passed
during the war many Of which arc 20 loosely construct.
Cd that we have cause 70 be thankful they were not
made the subjects Of ir sanbery analysis Had hey
been submitted TO him. and put 70 the test on literal con-
srgcton the chances than eve1 that the pa
u.otic chairman Of tho Senate Military Committee
would have been thar once rev aled to az aston
shed country the author OF bill for tho suppression
OF the United States or making y penten,ary onenco
give aid and conor, to The boys N blue. And Mr..
Sumner, FOR aught VIC know, might have been made 10
stand forth as uninteriooally egsating the borrid
behalf of caste and consgning his eoored friends 10
untold NJ serles on account Of race and color.
But don't Congress catch u in tho following arovI
from the Sg.ra u Democracy paper published At
woodsaeld 0bo' Respecting the Congressional plan
OF Southern restoration the editor says:-
Restoration BY confscaliou, murder riots the viola
ton OF the virtse OF Southern women, stealing their
property and vauebles w the doctrine OF tho mad men
al tho helm OF the ship Of state, and unless the demo
crscy, who have never yet fatsred Ia the defence VI
the downirodden and oppressed, in their might
and power and stay tho hands OF these demons In
man shape, our country II lost forever.
The Union Democrat, published at Manchester, ~ H.,
srowls 10 about ,he strain the subject -
What we ought TO do. and do at once, boldly and
solemnly, 10 10 declare entire sympathy WIN INC
south miner presen, struggle with the traitors Al wasn-
ingon, and 20 pledge hearty cooperation IN any
FORM In all Efforts restore the Union "wtn the ol
nifty equality and RIGHTS Of The several States unims
palred.