The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-06-20

ropute having made structures upon the policy Of
Governor Brownlows administration, she parson nun
de rs, Jupiter like, as follows - 49,
Through his dirty organ John Baxter man Of high
pood ana respectable orgin-God save the marx -
opened hisiire me last month"; after the style OF
prophet, and TO the following tune:-
Foreseeing the tendency and anticipating the blishting
FOR wo sna Il
Of their suaOn but 1ss
S bu seyond m control my efforts have been
sAnd for the next two years. and - considersss ex
pense and trouble 70 myself intend to arouse the
people TO sense o. the lying slsnderny and viila1iss
sneaks here associated with Baxter In his cowardly
but sanderous crusade against me. These mon
take their men, and whisper their malice in
the ears OF my friends / have I've Of these base
scoundreis marked and 80 soon - can 60. Leisure
the public shall know their private personal and po
cal records The tact that they control good deal Of
property has no terros for And the additional fact
since WORKOUT and defunc arisocrcy falls to convince
me that they should pass muster without the compl
have i.iio patience ana their turn win come next
'June IL, 1861. W. g. BROWNLOw."
after this tho enemies OF the Governor will persist
In prang they must b prepared 70 take the conse-
quences The Executive has no patience with arstoc-
racy and cannot abide blooded stock for any consde
ration.
But warm though the canvass is 80 far as partisan
journalism and mcrcnral oratory concerned, the
people general attend quietly their business and
seem 70 care very little for stump oratory harangues
either side the substantial citizens being far
intent upon making good crop than upon mnistering
TO the whims Of either Mr.. BroxDlow Mr. Elheridge
Little knots numbering sometimes hundred, and oftener
not more than dozen score, gather at different
points by OF body guard to the several speakers
bn generally the issues been made all the sui
phurous haranguing possible Will hardly make the DIFF
ference Of hundred votes throughout the State In fact
u Is conceded by the soidis1n conservatives
that Brownow will BIO elected and that the q
nero matter OF ceremony, though It is declared that
Etheridgc is strong man and will defeat the radicals
any conservative
The radicals conducting the canvass upon the
plain OF negro suffrage without substantial lmita-
tion coupled with the exclusion Of from
the polls, and with all the appliances at their command
will probably carry the State by majority Of at least
forty thousand though II is very generally maintained
by the conservatives that by ud cious conduct Of the
canvass majority may DO secured In the Legislature
and conservative Senators reelected TO the United States
Senate The radicals claim the full ticket for Congress-
and having SGT aside the registration in the doubtful dis
trcts, In that of Mr. H. Cooper there il doubt of
their Congress sional success
An agitation has boon set on foot in Memphis and
preparations being made to act upon It, which
promises 10 assume some importance and possibly TO
result In armed collision. Considerable dissatisfaction
having resulted from the organization of what ia termed
Brownlow's militia, project for counter organization
has been started by the conservatives by the enrolling
OF oil such 10 regular military organization to be
known as the Civic Guard This guard, say its organz
era 10 to be subject TO the control OF the officers Of the
law whenever they be trusted-n short, whenever
they happen to be northumberland Is avowedly in
tended simply guardian OF tho public peace, or in
palmer English, Offset to the militia ORGANIZATION
effected under the existing statute II Is difficult to be-
lieve that any real Organization win DO effected though
agents canvassing it, and likely the attempt
Will be made only to be quashed, If made BY the strong
arm OF the loyal militia The following, which cut
from leading conservative journal In West Tenues-
sce f0reshadows temporarily though uncquivocay the
purposes OF the organisation and the elements which
are 70 be sfted from the general mass as material out Of
which TO form it,
LEI 1srs Be No e. NO needed
White citlzcns Let the officers elected be Known eauire
prompt oosdsnes 2 the signals agreed Let the city
they are unthey are repealed but resist all unlawful
In northwestern Georgia. the point from which write
aud some what further In the Interior the people
causehasing been argued with reasoning pointed
than legal; and sullcnnes and d contont rife as
elements OF dscord 70 greater extent than in ans other
State with the possible exception Of South Carolina In
some of tho small towns about bore 1t would be
altogether safe to announce ones self having belong
ed to the army of sherman OF whom holy horror Is
by his campaign from Atlanta to tho sea and most
seditious sentiments are openly expressedth0ugh 10
cbciious sullenness takes the phase OF positive
demonstrations. There Ia hearty acceptance
nU Sy eour. s1d OF na k. 70
treatment The people ask only to be- lot alone
and permitted to manage the negroes in their own way,
Bureau the conditions beng that nobody shall talk poll
tics 70 the sabes insinuate TO that freedom
anything than exemption from being sold at
the highest market price Meantime the sables OUT
city on tho plantations, mostly without any obsrusvc
s SSoSsv. Of s se nssh nsy grin
traying lingering emulation the Importance or the
planters ana.hemas tn, fact IT, there is not negro
with whom have sersed who s not at heart rad-
cal, and VIII not acknowledge II to any New Yorker
having 1rst assured himself Of the soundncss Of his
man. Secret meetings are held, and in fact, every
cabin Is the headquarters Of political or
ganizatlon Besides. every negro is at heart
advocate OF connscaton He reasons simply enough
that having worked hard without compensation he is
entitled 10 compensation from hts former masters
taes in defaat Of other remuneration and ons may
talk with hundred negroes In dayswlthout ecltiny
anything beyond the preceding in relation tho sub
jecs
Than the wheat crop about here, which is Just now
belg harvested, nothing coud be more abundant. The
heads are entirely fun and free from rust and the CROP
In general, Is perfectly ripcuej. For many years the
wheat crop In the neighborhood OF Dalton has not
PROMISED 80 auspicionsy, and il is difficult to UNDER
stand how, with harvest so abundant there any
great deal OF suffering In Northern Georgia during the
winter OF lS67-58. II 10 stated that the price lero will
be about two dollars bushel though The exceeding
scarcity Of money and the expense OF In
conjunction with the exceeding bounifulncss OF the
crop, will probably somewhat reduce the figure.
ALABAMA.