The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-06-03
Reports Of the Special Corresp ond-
ents Of the Herald.
Virginia Democrats Reject Con-
servarive Alliances.
AFFAIRS IN TENNESSEE AND ALABAMA.
90. 60. &c.
VIE GINA.



A Republican Organ 70 be EstabIlshod In Pc
Observation-Disclosures Radicals - hs Dis
.Carded-A Straightout Fight Betweea the
Democrats and Radicals The Dcnecrats
Reject . Union with tho Moderate RoDubli.
can Leaders Under the Leadership or Pier
poiae-Radicallsa Co be Defeated ~ All
R,cmosp. Nay a. 1867.
great Southern radical republican organ 10 70 be e.
ablshed In Petersburg In this state. In short time.
under the auspices Of the Central Radical Republican
Committee at Washington. II said that any amount Of
money necessary 70 establish 1t secure footing viii
70 forthcoming and be under the charge Of the
sbles writer's that be procured. why Petersburg
should DO chosen for such enterprise In preference TO
Richmond s not KNOWN unless It be that II viii be more
trse from the sinister influence OF sxtrene sad
pas occupy favorable position 70 reAoh the
benghtsd people OF the old North State, who need
ghtenment to the merits Of radicasm This journal
will inaugurate new era In Southern politics. The
Hunnicutt heresies are to be ignored, and the evil
spirits themselves thrown overheard order appease
the wrath Of the republican fues who threatened to
swamp the radical ship The storm must DO abated by
sacrifice and what fitting victims than those whose
political heresies have raised It. understand that this
organ to be conducted the principal Of uni
gersal suffrage which will embrace women Of every color
but connscation is to find no favor The rights Of the
blacks to proper share Of the Offices will be maintained
while they to DO taught that their claims to these
rights mainly upon strict adherence radi-
Gal principles and unrenng efforts to popuarize these
prncples and secure them ascendancy. The paper
will not DO the organ Of part cular individual class
until the popular sentiment points to as its
choice, but In HunnicuHs policy be recog-
nzed worthy Of any trust confidence. Any
movement detrimental TO the unity OF the party will IN
yolvc serious consequences TO tho naus urang
There 10 to be no such thing moderate republi-
cans
The popular designation of republican and no abstract
theories in conflict with the leading principles Of the
party, they shall Issue from the Central Republican
Committee at Washington, will be tolerated. The party
NIL sink or swim under this designation and It's well
We win, therefore, have 'straight stand up fight
Between the democrats and republicans. am Informed
9pon the very best authority, that the expected
fusion with moderate republicans any other party
wt not DO tolerated by the democratic The battle will
% fought on their part under the old party banner let
the consequences be what they may Il Is thought by
The democrats, that with the obnoxious elements Of
6ndsr s new and psn Of
most OF the old line wings who became noculaed with
dogmas by reason Of their connection with the
lAe war; Will side with the dsmocrata There enough
IN the fact that they arc arayed against . party
recognized - inmica to the South oblivion Of
~ past party differences The recollection Of past
pvents will consolidate most Of the former proslavery
hterests upon footing strong and abiding the old
parties were organized upon with reference to the
INTERESTS Of slavery. Deep seated rsssnImsnts and .
bitter sense Of wrong will op ratio - bonds Of union and
main springs Of acon between the former pros,avsry
shn Of slavery. The causes Of resentment ON this
: common interest in defeating the princi-
pss upon which tho republican party Ia founded The
aizipg principles OF that party arc held TO consist 10
SAmy y tho souh, and with this idea kept constantly
= the foreground IL will not be diicut 10 array in
Southern elements, no matter Of what past party aia-
nsialiy changed. Party combinations will not now be
marrsd by the bitter recolsctions Of former political
passed ,1Sss away avn" aud given % race
q politicians who are entirely free from the resent
snss snsendsred by former connics Tho var and lie
che march and the trying incidents OF hundred
sanpagns suffering, In Short in common cause, has
6visions among the new brood made union against
phat 10 regarded the common enemy easy and
With such advantages the democrats unwilling to
sussr into any combinations They feel FUZZY assured
ana arc 81 Ss Il Ss maeS
e appointments to ONCE during the war; e another In
esn.y: . union among the Old g.rs: which YIN Be
rebel Congress about equally divided between wings
and democrats democratic COUNTIES and districts having
sroncs 70 democrata This experience offers guarantee
Tor tho future that will exercise most conciatory In
1asnce In the construction Of . new southern party
Tis view Of the situation and The future prospects, OF
PARTIES WILL think be found correct II IL predcatcd
q well upon ascer'aned facts Is the laws Of cohesion
b Southern and anii-Southern, will combine nearly all
Che southern elements against the radicals and
make their defeat certainty. II nothing else
would tend to obviats q fusion Of the mode
rate elements against the radicals, the condition
or their leaders here would Parties who wsrs,
led by such in the State Wise, FIournoy Scott
Baldwin, Stuart, Letcber, Smith, Randolph &c,
could not brook the leadership Of . man OF their
cailbre But they repudate all such combinations from
an assurance that with union OF nearly all the SOUTH
clements such as they hope to effect their success
h intsputabls You may rest assured that tue forth
log contests will be waged upon the grand issue Of
South and antiSoutb The tactics Of the democrats will
be II with that character and they destined
90 win upon the issue.
gentleman from North Carolina, largely engaged In
tho disiing business informs that General cklcs
order prohibit further disilaon, has had the effect
Of reducing the price OF TO the low standard OF nifty
oents bushei In his region Of the state IL would cost.
he aya thirty to carry II TO the railroad, and the
rics there OBJ aned would not justify Its transportation
There are no hogs II, sad the only mode
sums II was by dis ation. From tnis parties
stopped by General Sckies order and the surplus corn
no SAYS must 70 20 ruin. While this IN the par
teur section referred there Is great scarcity else
where tor the motive which dictated the general order
tho scarcity Of provisions known TO exist In other
,ars or North and south Ca ollna lhe disadvantages
nd the way OF transportation present the chief
tIniculty.
TENNESSEE.