The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-09-22

Cen, and the probable thorough reaction at the North on
the preston OF negro Suffrage. Manv believe both
events have occurred too late TO beneiI the south
others think the blacks will DO aliowed 70 vota
Bv tho former the gloomy apprehsusions OF
supremacy are entertained. Registration is rapidly
drawing TO close and tho reports thus far show be-
tween forty and nifty thousand negro majority. la some
dsri is this majority ten 10 ono against tho whites
Will the Presidents action prevent the caamtoas result
OF the state being turned over into the
hands OF the negroes Can he DO anything :
are the vital questions Of the white people OF
every Southern State. but especially those OF South
Carolina difference Of opinion also exists in reference
to the effect OF tho amnesty proclamation Those who
supposed removed all disabilities disqualincations In
the OF tho rights OF citizenship have applied for
permission register but have been denied the privilege
by the boards OF registration General Csnbys admins
traton will 10 marked by inhexibs regard for the
Law OF Congress- and total abstinence from all inter.
ference with the courts OF the State OF the United
States SO far no has givon general satisfaction. His
withdrawal Of military interference In the Of Ign
kna freedman, convicted 10 the Stale o. murder.
sentenced 70 DO hung. and rssptsd three times BY
General SIckles considered rebuke the latter In
striking contrast With the puto announcement OF that
order appears on the same day pardon from Gov.
Orr extended 10 . freedman named Smart
Chisholm convicted Of the murder of HE infant step
advocacy Of q coaveuuon 10 regarded indication
that the Govoruor IL ready TO make another leap from
the case Of jenkins thu blacks have manifested
interest His associate, who was convicted with him.
died In prison, OF consumption but before he doa,h
Jail and the clergyman In attendance, that he was tho
murderer exonerA,ing Jenkins from partcinsiion
In the crime. Tn has caused good deal OF excite
ment among tho freedmen, and some few favor an II
tempt At iescue. As the prisoner will have TO bs re-
sentenced It Is moro than probable that the Governor
will tho DuniRhm0ut from hanging y tmDri.
have recently paid v,s,eto Greenvire, g c., where
the United States Court presided by Judge BRYAN.
has been In session moro than Ave weekA Tho Court
has been occupied much II that time 10 the trial OF
OF violation OF the Internal Revenue law such A
Installation without license, not Keeping hooks sneci'y
ing tho quantity OF whiskey distilled distillaon OF
Iva. ana vasf.r .ns "r nm
Mr. Arnim being the proprietor OF VINEGAR works near
Augusta and At Hamburg 8 G. Tho descendant admns
into good liquor but that he distilled wnisksv,
and therefore did not need license He called this
business Clarifying He also contends that he made low
wines out OF molasses for the purpose Of converting
Into vinegar. Ex-Governor Perry. Lieutenant Governor
Porter General Gsary Genera, Es.!s. and '., MT
Attorney D. T Corbin J. p Reed. State Solicitor. and
Mr.. Earle appeared for the prosecution.
State during the OF the most earnest and
thorough going Union men. He Is lawyer Of great
mems OF eloquenos daily exhibited a. Greenviiis could
not well be excsod BY any bar In this State or the
Union. ..4.
The people OF GreenviIe district are the most thor.
oughly reconstructed OF in the State OF the
prosecutions by the government for offences against the
laws, there has been but acQuitta BY the jury.
Judge Bryan has gained many friends at Greenvie.
His decision. however in reference 10 the invadtty OF
payments made in Confederate money has caused con-
siderable CONSERVATION among those who purchased
property paid their debts in that currency during he
war.
The press In tho interior Of the state unanimously
deprecate 10 the strongest terms revocation Of
General Sckles Order NO TO- The repeal or that order
leading to the probable restoration arrest and mprison
mont for debt at this time, they say, would he moro
ruinous To the country than Stevens mild conscaon