The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-05-09

peace, q the expense Of political tranquility a the
penss Of all the better interests OF the country tney
natures curses ali the deeper for not being very loud
why don't some one shoot such men J" is one
Ths TO be sure in the old syls-he style Of appeal
70 gunpowder who're arguments seem Of no avail the
ssye' n scs, inst brought on the wsr ~ not nov.
there IL certain amount Of alarm abroad in the SOUTH
due 70 the noteworthy fact that southern men are no
longer to have the ned exclusively TO themselves Un
der the system Of terrorism that before the kept
northern speakers out Of the South southern mag
fore the southern was all cast one way Mr. Wilson
is one Of the pioneers Of the age this respect and
between the White q !. =
those Of the North But the alarm over this Ii neither
great nor loud and such expressions a. that above arc
uttered merely a. against politician looked upon as
disorganizer and destroyer and the first effects Of whose
teachings to paralyze effort and industry through the
ea, snas every Investment whether Of capital or labor
On either race the fear the hope Of confscation
nom attempts 70 DO what little they might With their
property, and country naturally magnificent lies
p';0,u u ansown fsncslsss dssoass has for weary
pits land Of drought and the shadow Of DEATH Here
and there some ono moro confident than the rest with
and the contrast OF these few garden ike farms makes
the rest look all the But the negro the other
hand jubiIant full OF the future and this has
him the effect that the contrary state has on the
white man. prevents his working Why should be
he viii Ana az 81 ano
has It's share Of decentralization In it for him Mr. VIII
sons address here bad such effect upon the best paid
daSkies OF the DISTRICT and this although Mr. Wilson'S
utterances on politics by no means came up to the ex
pectaons Of his dusky hearers but the fact that they
Northern Senator distufbs the equilibrium Of the race
and lts them above such old fashioned fact labor
was not positive enough in what he aid say: but they
angur that his visit means some great good 70 them
since Il % much ssirs the bitterness Of tho whites
Feeling nf Tndlrunsinn pr~duraA NJ tho
Charge Of Judge Underw d-Cemmonts Of
tho Richmond Prcss-Prcparations for JeG
Davis Reception, Sc.
RIcHxoSD, Va. May Z, 1857
The extraordinary charge delivered yesterday BY
Judge Underwood to the Grand Jury OF the Circuit
Court in this city formed subject Of universal
mont In every circle to-day In the annals Of the bench
II would BE- difncult 70 nnd charge utterly par
tizan In sentiment or % Indignantly Inscriptions
in IL statementa No wonder II the people OF
Richmond fst indignant q hearing themselves charged
in spirit OF unmistakabe vndictiveness with every
sin known 70 the decaogue II the rampant rhetoric Of
secesson orators deemed proper object for military
authority TO SUPPRESS how much moro needfu is at
this particular time to check such innammatory
hazangues, even though emanating from judicial
sources = that which yesterday came from
the lips Of . jadge addressed 70 . jury,
Of white and black men II IL author supposed for
lrkelova0t language
lated 70 forward the prospects Of the republican party
be had only TO hear the unanimous expression OF dis
gust u his hbslous usrancss from rebels and Union
alike to be relieved Of the erroneous impression.
All the Richmond papers ef various shades Of opinion
unite In sn emphatic dsnunoasion Of the charge
The Richmond Dispstch conservative organ, says:-
II the object OF Judge Underwood 70 disgrace his
government and the court over which he presdes, he
70 the iury 81 6beninr his court We pubish Il il our
pwsf to-day i cches nom lie UnltSd States Court
s sa e.. e ps. *: .s: Sss y
any country earth. The world will wonder how such
man ever got 70 Be judge bot he win be awarded the
ncsores IN = least one way that Of the foul and nhy
calumniaaion Of society
Undervoed's charge % the jury VIM be found ia our
columns this morning We have hesitation in saying
tony msndacious and brutay bsicus ustsrancss that
sInk their sathor beneath the fellowship Of Inc lowest jail
eonnps ss"s nsa o1
The dspssvy Of heart that can engender caiumuies 80
me Richmond Ezaminer less moderate IN rs tons,
Let any white man in Virginia read this low. obscene
he this Underwood, 10 the cub Of repubIicauism. no
better and no worse than his dam, and ask himself
lowshlp with such creature II not, he cannot be
republican. Republicanism means herdng with such
winning notes OF editors charm they never 80 wisely II
they essay this thing, will be lost ON the men who
We have to thank republicansm for the samples IL
sends They speak trumpet tongued for the union Of
ali good in hostility lasting than Cartha-
that is good ana pure and hign and holy among
II any virginian read this creatures charge and
doubt the position an honest man should take-with
Underwood and his party sgainss them-we bssccch
him 70 read TO his wife or sister and follow her coun-
The Richmond Tsmes, though provsrbislly violent Is,
in this instance, sensbly just in It's criticism -
Elsewhere in our columns will be found the charge
yesterday delivered to his white and jury by John
Underwood Judge OF the United States District Court
Of Virginia As a legal charge 70 Grand Jury it is
wholly beneath criticism, and challenges comment only
. display from the bench Of grovellug mac, to-
wards the respectable people Of Virginia and nauseat
s.assop from Ss suprsms judicial fpncoua1y 10
this State IL 10 disgracefui 70 his ONCE; WHILE %
literary composition would not 30 credisable 70 the
brain Of thick skulied freedman.
The paper dscouyscs follows IN egard 70 the
composition OF the Grand jury
Tue Grand Juryman, Cornelius Logon Harris. IL the
S. James church. John Oliver 10 Governor Perponts
newly appointed negro notary public Harris seemed e
immortal Botts,n and Il would have delighted Mrs.
Stoves heart 70 re the sweet and complete fraterniz
alton Of the Caucasian and eboshin This 10 the first
occasion in the history Of the world whom negroes COM
posed part Of Grand jury The Judge. in bis charge
but IL win be dficult 70 make the world believe
that they were not dictated by the learned Judge him.
self
To-day the court assembled at eleven O'Clock trans
oct business Of minor and local interest The jury, led
BY the inevitable John Minor Bots, went Into session 70
consider bills Of Indictment, presentments and other
matters falling within thor province The court ad-
journed three O'Clock in Afternoon to again
Tomorrow morning at eleven. II reported to-day
that apartments being lifted In the Penitfntary
for the reception Of the great State prisoner m Fortress
Monroe BY the time he arrives II Is anticipated the
court docket will be almost entirely disposed or
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