The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-09-27


precious Documents
TWO sCHEMEs "a.
AND n,V
The :ad heavily in 1857
debt sa!ltndss q sisca %sncing 4 eleven O'clock n
The stay lay s prse,ls,y and coesea people II Enlns
Judges, lion. Hiram Warner counties requested
81 a sss s sfs
Chief equal rsSts seorsd
sss III BE- and ssa o4 ri Of
wall e sTn and
Spt unless so%etSns 30 psyns State vsssss
done speedily Good men years.. 70 stop paupersm and
some aid is soon granted. light hours shan be a
The convention is now days work latter hours paid
Let Tie platform Of all re. We would reduce rents in
construction candidates for cities to ten per cent on the
ton and eliei, and we win and no arrests should be
BAL II hTasGar Ms% Markham ss
Hon on, c 9. 4: Hopkins.
AssSn 4 1. Se5ia Ifs E.a Esq.
Is there nothing in this out cropping Of radicasm to
alarm just and honest minds In The North Will not
these agrarian DOCTRINES II enforced Ia the South,
gradually extend 70 the Satos Of the Nortns But il
thoy should confined to the South, the North
hope to their bauefu results Can the feet
hands any member become diseased aud paralyzed
| with III IN
That these or similar radical dogmas and theories will be
enforced in the Southern States II the radicals get
troll Of the INVENTIONS they certainly will there
be reasonable doubt For the time beng the freed
people almost completely under the control Of rad
ca agents and emissarles left here BY the disbandng
armies, or scnt down since by the party manasen
teachers Bureau agents aud wire pullcrs, dc
spalchod to the field OF operations by party man-
| tho military authorities, aud reinforced by The
lowest and mcanest and most desperate characters
to and bne he Sass race bus
rather by wish 70 put money INTO their pockets
ton now 10 The ascendant n all The
Sa,es excep, possibly North Carolina and Virginia aud
Will control me conventions soon to assemble sordid
brutal aud ignorant their black aud poor whits
constituency IS the reader can be a. no loss TO iorcsee
what will be the character Of their work. The laws
which they will framo and tho constitutions they
will prepare VIII BIO moulded and SHAPED in the fires OF
their own bad passions and will bring neither security
TO Ire government peace people, white or
black. North or South Meanwhile the agriculture OF
the cotton aud tobacco States will be ruined and
the imam OF the government endangered, II
not pros Iaed Let these States pass INTO the
hands OF these men, compared with whom even Butler
olce ils venerable head down youngest typo
viii live 10 see The day whom half as much cotton, sugar.
rice and bacco will be produced here was gathered
and s. nj to market In 1859 and 1860
II may not be popular IN your part Of the country 10
quote the opinions or Mr.. Calhoun. He never IA
vori,e with the writer; and yet the following extract
read in tho light ofcurrent events sounds like prophecy
He said -
with them would principal recipsnts OF the
w e. Soqd he be
ss o wSu Il SS Ss s y w
and enl entered people and from which could
S ns % sns ss homie. r.
and our and BY S our
disorder. anarchy poverty misery and wretchedness
Three month. age. ago , decided majority Of The white
oept the Congressional reconstruction plan, bitter
the pill was and 10 reorganize their state governments
in obedience 10 what they understood TO be com
mands; now Il 10 seldom ono meets with . white man
can write bis own name. or who pays ono
with 10 you ask what has produced this change 2
Il has wrought by the action OF Congress at lis late
Sheridan Pope and cklss who, Of being content
with executing the laws Of Congress became tho par
language too ssveres what then shall be- sad Of sho
administration Of General Pope, Who without sufficient
%sn OF ~. mos citizens Who u reiu,s,p g
the annual appropriation 70 the oldest college in this
State be PAID because member Of the last graduating
class made speech which Of his Pope'sj Southern
admirers ian original secesaions, By the way) did
not ks; who orders the judges Of the courts, In vio
their juriss indiscrimnassIy Of white men and black;
who orbids officers Of courts to publish their legal notices
send them 10 radical from hundred 10 three
hundred miles Distant thus vtatIng the whole proceed
between white man and : negro, and between gen.
tlcsn and white loyal Lacquer who is generally
than negro invariably takes the side OF the latter.
evcn when the latter had been noisy secessonss ana
the former unionist oil through the war;
No. the folly OF Congress and the severity and want
Of experience In civil matters OF these military com.
manders have done more TO srray the whites OF the |
south against the reconstruction policy Congress than
all other causes combined. The people desire peace
They have kept the pledge they made when they laid
down their They have lost everything but their
ves and these they would yield up sacrifice rather
than their country Africanizsd and ali tho horrors
OF - Domingo rsenactsd ~ these southern States Are
they not right'