The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-05-28
SOUTHERN POLITICAL MATTERS.

SOUTHERN POLITICAL MATTERS.
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colored minister, described by the Columbus lGa
sun - honest and Sensible writes 70 that paper from
Glennve Ala. Nay H. giving some practical advice 70
his coored fellow citizens well some others OF dh
ferent complexion. He ssys:-"Lst our Northern
cal welfare the money they are spending for cleo.
pioneering purposes build schools and pay competent
teachers TO educate our people; schools where the
young attend daily; schools for adults, where the
mechanic the shop the laborer in the lied, the SER
want in the house. the porter in the store can attend
prove their inscliecI If they will this then they
will be comforting benefit our race instead OF hng
their heads with nonsense, taxing them from their
business 10 the and cities making big speeches
to them telling them to hate their former masters and
mstresses that they their enemies and heap Of
other things that arc not gospel truths"
The New Orleans Crescent May %, passes from the
consideration Of the subject Of reconstruction that Of
Reaction and the party OF the future" 1t discourses
generally Of the smashing up old parties and the for
nation OF new ones under the reactve principle II
Tin due time The principle OF reaction will be-
gin operate with much force that the relations OF the
existing parties towards no longer remain in doubt
And il win assuredly sweep from It's path any party
which shall oppose its progress, and leave behind
prey 70 swift 0G Sn amy party wncn saa refuse 70
reactions OF history we may not expect 1t TO accord with
the views either OF those who would psssonately
would pursue revolutionary idea until they
should plunge into the dreary wids OF 60
cal chaos Hence = must conflict with eer-
democratic party. and with the whole radical momentum
OF the republican party That either OF these parties.
the revolutionary problem which the principle Of
normal and practicable reaction would ofTer does not
appear by any probable On the contrary unless
peced to stand stl and perfy in It's ancient ntrench
ments and the other to be knocked 70 pieces BY butng
against the irresistible car Of reaction"
The New Orleans Bee, May a. referring to the Mobile
row. The radicals have precisely what they
waned-anoher riot in the South; and the entire North
but thng-the freedom Of speech interrupted in
the South the rcns must be drawn tighter The people
have not yet suffered enough; they must be crushed.
eysry mart Of the south condemni5r such awlsss acts
the entire people are condemned without trial, and
upon the innocent and most peaceabe must the heaviest
punishment fall"
to this same affair: However much OF martyrdom
there may be in for the disciples of political liberty
In tho United States Of America and the nineteenth
century, there will also terrible and speedy reckon
ing for those through whom these offences come. The
champions o. civil rights are not lighting this battle IN
the South wholly unsupported. Whatever may DO tho
character OF Andrew johnson, whatever may DO his
DESIRES the American people are determined mot 70 lose
the fruits OF the war; ~
The New Orleans Pcaysme, May o. is alarmed at the
blacRa II says:-"The few whites who have thus
falsely registered easily be watched but these
try freedmen who have come here and swindled tho
registry have, doubt, transferred thor certificates to
many long haired Puritan. TO be hacked about on
election day with men hired ~ vote on them."
The New Orleans Tribune (colored) May ~. throws
out the following suggestion which must be particularly
acceptable to the white natives -" Really II seems TO
us that il is high time that the lion and the tamb should
sit down together and that Righteousness and peace
should kiss each other. What say you, rebels You
think the colored people notous They think you
are more inclined that way than they ara Suppose
split the difference and treat another well hereafter
Then We will bid farewell 70 riots and viii be far happier
The Charleston Courier. Nay "a states that-KeIlsy,
the penpatsc radical rsfraned from speaking in Au-
eusa because Of an intimason from General Pope that
there had bsen controversy enough In his line. "
The Mobile A6Dsrsissy, Nay a. Thus sums up "The
Financial Prospect think IL may now With abso-
Lutte certainty be predicted that the year 1867 like every
year ending With the figure since 1877 will be the
Of financial and commercial crash, far greater than
any OF its predecessor and that the radical party win
be buried undor Its ruins Let those who WELD power
at Radical hands keep an eye 70 the reaction and
'sbeware Of the Ides Of March, Az wise friend said
TO not very long since, 'srhsy who do least viii
have the least TO repent Of hereafter"
Says the Jackson M,ss) Clarion, May a. Of colored
clergyman, who has just delivered public address 10
that ce:-"Bshop Campbell identified. eccesiasti.
cally with the African NJ f. Church South and his spr
itual jurisdiction extends to twenty States and
Territories 1. was our good forlnne 70 hear him In
quent and thoroughly gospel sermon We had seldom
heard. He had but little 70 say other matters but
the few remarks he made By way Of advice 70 his coored
brethren their relations impressed with the
belief THAI he was not only wise and learned, but
safe and prudent counsellor"
In letter to certain colored citizens Of Montgomery
Ala. Hon. A. Q. Fielder says he is heartily in favor Of
.So paro
gives them equal political rights with the white
Cries the Raleigh IN C.. Standard, May Is, talking OF
connscaion Though it should sweep the very South
ern earth clean a church floor, say stand by the
OF the United states with ballot and bullet
in that hour, a. sn Of US ought TO have done in the
past"
Mississippi exchange says 'exctes curious ssnsa.
tons to see radical paper in the South A warus,
seal white bear would scarcely appear out Of
place In thai hot climate
The vcksburg Herald has heard IL rumored for sew.
era days that General Ord designs removing the coun-
cIlmen OF thai city. General Ord absent in Ar.
kAnsaS
The following may be regarded AZ a singular comics.
sion for usually smart paper like the Atlanta Ne,c
Eya;'If the Era this morning Is less spicy than usual
Il n because We received but few exchanges yesterday
and they rather bare Of news. We give edto-
nal for the simple that we had nothng 70 write
about when have anything TO say our readers viii
10 sure TO find 10 out"
Tue New Orleans Bee Of the 2sd indignant q The ~
psrs in The Northern papers q shs roe IN that cry and
Mobile closes its remarks IN regard to the latter fol-
ovs."Iet the psoplo bear in mnd that in ali the
Of testimony taken, nothing has yet ranspred 70 show
that single white in the crowd bad weapon Of
any kind used that on The pos not single COL
orsd man was hurt in crowd numbering ever three
thousand persons; thai in that large crowd none bus
white persons were bruised, dubbed or shot and
that the negroes injured ~ the time long dis
lance from the stand. and probably attacking
which wsre o company Of soldiers, who dsperBed the
rsotess, killing one and injuring another
General T. n. Gregory, Commissioaer Of the Freed
msn's Bureau Of MsSylasd and Delaware addressed The
coorsd people in Cambridge, Nd, the 10th inst He
ssdsavorsd impress upon the coored people the
csssity Of educating themselves None should think
themselves 700 old % learn. While In Texas he knew
old colored lady WHO applied for admission In Of
the schools She said she years Of ago.
but she wanted 70 Learn 70 read she Bible And she did
learn TO read II He advised them IN follow her
ample. He admonaehsd hts colorsd friends 70 beware
Of iquov They had nsvsv had the reputation o. being