New-York tribune., 1867-06-25

"BeCause II they had done 30, ," was the reply, tho
r zoo sincere and sagacOus not to have worked 10 81
cure tho harvest into the Republican granary. Thy
must know helpless we are and they Mould not nae
L. ma 10 struggle for empire alone Jhelr anDtpn
m well as their principles would have brought them po
this field instead Of their gong & on s 5o hpO ha ey Gr w re-
member this, If in the Presidential hsht he addu
significantly. ,.s ho,,cdoco Tn vir
nia is considered shall have $4,000 loyal votes prof.
ded we canvass eectuay Eighty thousand IN North car
olina 10000 in Alabama ana lOOOOOlh We e3s ~ n.y. ~
I'm each State of from 10000 to OOO we nave gOI ne Dc
rhicon Marty well under weigh in North Carolina, Ger
ria Alabama Louisiana, and Arkansas In virginia @ iie
prospect is improving rapidly for harmony y % t nc n
active men and are sending more daily Souh
Coronathe party has Just 5egn 10 PeSP Ot % e
neonle Its agents peTmeate the state as no otler
can When there, found the interior very restless; Ties
Every day hear more gloomy reports we cOuld cary
South Carolina with tme local loyal militia and monty
We need these ALL The ignorance is so dense; the p0
crtv is a much greater barrier the bitter lnagnlty I
thc Rebels is only to by power In the hanls
Of those who are loyal while more time is necessary
elements in Mississippi The negroes there pI la5
entirely osS the tho %ppiRnpo advanSges in scRoos
which being vigorously pushed IN the Panetto stan
Texas is without aught but the saVw WILSON'S 1 wbo haze
lately left there that with Germans ana negroes tneF
thour fhe influx from Now England on the east coasto
the Peninsula is having It's due enect ooro tho po,el
whites and the organization and beginning OF hepsp'
What hpders the latter from being entirely successful
"a st The fact thSt Congress left tho Illegal State GOV
esIabshed by Johnson TO strengthen tho haids
of the enemies OF the nation The largest share OF ara
ycrt ocnuesccnce i'm the situation" among State officers
is simply for tho purpose OF retaining tnoir roSu0S r
The first thing TO be done by Congress u II bahss sp
Elemental act at the approaching session. should be 10
irovIdc for the complete removal OF thc present orgn
pSi probably to direct it 70 done by
District Commandors Prominent hep.oIcans , G,I 40
more than any thing else 10 insure perfect recOnsli
The second thing wanted Is time The Convention 10
be elected at least three months 700 toon hu ~ ~ s
postponed until December 1t would be very nuch bctFt
ionaI STAT" Governments aud the Federal officials gen
orally had been friendly, and thorougn canvass u
been made OF the South, We cOud nave hop,u 10 nav
done our work well by the st Of september Even with
out these We have had lar f1r PoS G e san Bn
without the hindrances Mr. johnson intepo'os IL SIM
Another thing which ought TO bc secured in the g
cested complementary act, ~ 10 prevent The ehc-
lion OF any State officers, members OF Congress, 6cr
until after Congress has accepted, as VOL US the people
ratified the Constitution.
The reason Of this obvious II prevents complications
which might readily arise and Of attempt 10 gci official
In form submitting, too, In sprii resisting Ihe IeguiG
mens OF Congress Again the canvass necessary Is pChl
aim; is tbc mnlifyne OF the questions submitted TO
newly-cufranchiscd Knowing their want OF knowledge
be decided nj the first election had not been submitted AZ
different times IL is easier 10 dccciye an Ignorant man
mittcd no State or other officers ought 20 be voted for
There is another provision 90 be reached ana hat -
orco Is Inadequate for the work Of fun protection There
Ia another reason also for the suggestion Few persons
seu On Who We're formerly Confederate soldiers
With the rough material which usually forms the rank
chance OF fair play heard OF of the worst out
RACES perpettod by the soldiers sent to insure their
With the other changes provisions needed which tho
Attorney Generals opinions have rendered necessary,
states back into the Union in time next year 10 share in
the Presidential canvass and election u thc attfp -
made bring them back by next Winter, We shh ma
our work nearly well done as Il may bc, with more
time TO canvass and organize. 81, .., . 4, a., ~
The prominent things which struck mo IN te con
test went through the south, was on the part OF the
Eysf A general belief that there would DO a reaction
I'm the North; that We on tho verge of Volcano.
that ere long the greed for land and the lust OF power
which they term Yankee aud Radical traits would IN
volyc US In difficulties about Canada or Mexico or both.
Our tame win come thcn ~ they phrase H. Tbs u bat
They arc given over o believe c and they Ike lt lt
IS but OF the evidences Of hatred which abound
Sec5nd The most promnen, feature o. Their policy f.
10 endeayor 10 spfrad feeling ~ race hatred Iho
whole talk of the opposition journals and taken That
the Republican movement IN tho means, the arfhylng ~
the native blacks against hc native whites ior re bencht
OF Yankee Adventures. Tho two sots OF pollICars-
those who ae9neses and thoss who don't 9aAg aniie ~
hripg about fhe White man goverumcnt i-suo again.
ana after the state 10 again IcpIcst.t,d ~ 'ouh'
prejudice aud new Jcaousics Tho "oD'tfucuonists"
are doing it for The purpose Of creating dsiufoance rot
aud Gnnl bloody determination OF ne neft9.
Both parties pursue their purpose with the moot dcyish
ingenuity school cannot De cs'ahrhed for fccd cill
drcn without being ued 10 ts ol 10y the poOii
meeting bc hold without the came t9r oi sic
There Is great danger OF success ih ~ Ie instinct
Two slgacty Of the colorcd man secs tins Ihry are oct
ing very wisely and everywhere dccaIc ihlt ihy nav.
no cnnity 10 crafty, only security 10 attain lne IAiet I
barrier 70 the success 81 ths yauons ge,su Woun pc
10 prOselytze extensively among the former honsl'e
holding whites They arc becoming open 20 t"ntlcugh,
aud urgent reason why We ehouId nave more uhe oI
the canvass. and before convention is eirct'd is tha
We need II TO reach tbs class, hardly yet reached
Our urgent need Is 10 reach the interior o these
States Along the lines OF travel ana IN a The larger
towns and cities we have great and perps sufficient ac
vity. Where Northern men are iguhd hcIc y away
vigorous Union sentiment THIS TACT has awakened
eaJealouhy among thc Souincih MON, gN.ns
% the other iaCt tdt sha hci.l'y ~ ~. W., ,
OF the negro. IL Is very hard 20 make the latter believe
IN any man who has held traiclcd Ia slaves. We
need newspapers. Those we have arc generally poor
aud struggling. There are halfdOzen promi-
nent points where newsIapsi' unIei lho con
me name Atlanta, Corinlh, wilmington Chateatoh, 20
They ought TO have Northern cdors-inen o apily ana
canestncss IL mistake to suppose that the southern
SEQ any other thing ahead viii ever have controlling
1uence To patronize these VIII be to drive a those
end without faltering: The South cannot Do
regenerated without the Yankee Above all Northern
IDEAS sagaciousy, kindly but brayely taught must bo
taught ia Journals OF that region Give reconstruction
fair impetus and place Its execution entirely In The hands
for enterprsng Republican journalists and printers such
10 be found as Is nowhere disc seen on the continent
years struggle VIII put any paper wisely located rny
Bnt must close for the suggestions multiply and the
field opens II mighty work before Nothing less
than the control for future veal OF region imperial In
area and OF the permanent in5urng Of peace " tho
promised TO speak OF material appearances Virginia
not be as forward In agricultural enterprise as
some other States The large towns dull excepting
perhaps Norfolk In North Carolina there IS full average
acreage OF cotton, and fourth more OF corn planted
than ever before. Both promise largely In south
Carolina the poverty Of the pantersis reported having
prevented much planted would have been done.
largo OF is under cultivation and promises we
cotton looks hourshIng In Georgia ana Florida the
crops large In and promise well. Alabama
offers excellent prospect IhnRs there seem generally
better materially In tho other States, with perhaps the
exception OF North Carolina Louisiana and Mississippi
are badly Of owing TO the croyasses In the leyoe and IN
MssssIpp TO the OF labor also Arkansas is not In
much better condition. Texas from AL accounts Is Hour
ishing beyond all former years gentleman whose du.