The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-11-25

Frederick A. sawyer GA 673|I ,055 754 l,0lII BIT
CHRIST cnssophsr Bowen
Francis L. CardozA~ 02O 567 O55 ISL 0l2l 305
Gilbert PlsSory s21 s,o z4s os
Richard H. CAIN 921 sos ,061 740l, 006l4, 276
The Alabama Negro Supremacy Convention.
From the Mobile Advertiser, Nov. 20l
The usurps and swindlers at Montgomery have cooly
voted take $50 600 from the people OF Alabama
pay sns S sos
at the polls, and deprvng them Of all voice
ID but a step from the sublime to the ridcu-
lous, and this thing shows itself SO sublimey
ridiculous that 1t Is hard to determine whether
to laugh at the farce be aDgered the amazing
efrontery OF the exhibition One pleasant colored dele
pay the coored folks their monthly wages from the date
OF Lncoln's emancipation proclamation. Some editor
has figured i up and shows that j win require the neat
they not better pass ordinance at TO order the
Freedmens Bureau to catch all the white people, pen
them up and give each full dose Of strychnines
From the Augusta (Ga-) Chronicle. Nov. %
The radical negro convention OF Alabama has agreed
upon the franchise section to be incorporated in the
draft OF the ornamental law OF that State This section
will be found Ia full in telegraph reports. IL will be
thar 1t really and to all nteDs and purposes dis
cudes all men disranchised by Congress, embracing
the talent, worth aud responsibility Of the State 1t
goes further and requires as precedent necessary 10
tho Of the right OF franchise that every
must before high Heaven that he will never,
either by word deed, endeavor to a6rogas this bas
tard constitution any right or privilege which 1t con-
fers. In word, II takes away from the white men OF
Alabama every right and protection, and gives the
grocs and the mean whites unlimited and supreme con-
troll
The Assassination or President LincoIn-A
Very Serious Charge Against n Southern
Radical.
The Columbus (Gal Sun, November 20, charges, with
offer Of competent proof 10 sustain the allegation,
that Thos Gilbert. radical delegate to Pope's Con-
vsntion the first in the South who offered
TO assassnats Abraham Lincoln. 1t says
The facts are thsss:-M meeting or the citizens Of
Chatiahoochee county. before Abraham Lincoln had
taken the Presidential chair and previous TO the
OF the State OF Georgia this hoary headed old repro
writing Offering to arm and equip, al his own expense,
hundred proceed TO Washington city and to
XIII Abraham Lincoln He supported his proposition in
violent hsrangus, charging his more moderate and
humane neghbors with want OF patriotism and cour-
age These facts will BE- fully attested by some Of the
most prompapt and respected citizens Of the county or
Chattahoochoo.
Grant and Fenton-Alore About Grnnt's
Opinions.
The Omaha tNebraska) Republican, November 10,
HOSTS the nag or "Grant and Fcnton" for President
and Vice President and says
We have the positive evidence from the assur
OF the few personal friends cho all repabt
cans whom he (Granu reveals his political views
that no Is in thorough sympathy with radcaism. We
have this assurance personally-not from the news
paper reports Il was complained OF Lincoln, when
Nominated. that he was not radical enough. But his
administration developed the fact that he was not only
radical enough but sometimes in advance OF ne radicals
themselves IL Is the duty Of the republican party to
avail itself Of the popular temper TO carry out its prin
cples and policy, which the people have so often en-
dorscds II would DO false TO all these T 1t did not
Beyond any Of question the people wish to make
General Grant their next President And II 10 equally
certain that the purposes OF the people and General
Grant and the republican party one and the same
Vice Presideucy-a man having tho same s,ements Of
popularity, accord or policy and reliability Is required
Parties In this country have had too many bitter expe
of recreancy in this high Office TO trust 1t to
chance again.
Warning IN Anti-tsrant Republicans.
from the Albany Evening Journal conservative repub-
lican), Nov. %
.nou, Gran, from tssmbs sn,,-s;rans rsa;ca,s, Rns
Il Their original game having been blocked by
the people, they undertake TO appropriate 70 them
all the results which they had hoped derive
another had been the ndard bearer II Is these
disnterested fellows who 'am to be the chief cooks Of
the broth" They have but 70 secure and retain the
leadership they seek and the republican party goes
hopeless minority Yet rather than FAM 10 their pur-
valuable assistance and wise Is imp oss
Bile II Is time these nippant hedgiings learned
wisdom. We are TO enter campaign IN which
the struggle Is TO 10 more desperate. more holly
tested, pregnant It's results than any the
try has passed through The essentials Of repub
hcansm must be carried 10 complete vindcasion. Not
only the republican party not be embarrassed with
ideas which the people are mot prepared to susainit
ideas are objectionable II We are 70 begin BY deuoanc
Ing tnoso Who originally favored General Grant, because
he strong before the people and represented their
sensments-u 70 spurn their aid for any reason
and insist that Nc can set along without them, ~ the
7rsbwne did pending the recent campaign, viii find
| when Il 10 too late how great has been mistake
the republcaa party mot only needs the votes
| OF conservative rep1biicans-n also needs The
direct aid and ccunses Of those who regarded -
their leaders The accept this TACT the sooner
\ We will be . consolidated and victorious party. We
would brook the dcatson Of We would reject the
advice OF none. The personal snimositles Of few
urass load them 20 prefer defeat they can but ex-
| ciusvey marshal the army. rather thaa . success
which oxly be achieved with the joint direction Of
tbose whom they asxaI. The republican party has had
quite enough Of this. Moderate counssls must prevail.
and the advice Of Jueiclous mast be received o.
success ID hopsless.
Seymour apd vorhees.
The Guthrie County dowa) Ledger HOSTS the name Of
Horauo seymour, Of New York. for President and thai
a Dan w. Voorhees, Of Indiana, for Vice PresidsnI