The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-05-18

brought ous exclusively By eolorsd people, white
labor being employed any departments Il has great
influence with its party white and black and ths tone
OF language indicates serious detection which may
prove the Union branoh the oolored people
nave already registered more than twothirds OF all
sne votes 10 the city. namely eight thousand TO little
Il conceded that the great majority Of the negroes
will vote che republican ticket At the election for con-
nnd 70 DO the prevailing opinion everywhere OF
thoughtful men in both conservative and republican par
The Plantations. There are, il Is true, many ~
Conservatives who boast that Sambo, enfranchised
as be is will 30 plant tool in the hands OF bis old mas
ter and they laugh at the Efforts of the radicals to caoe
him. They use course the arguments that the tax Of
two halt per cent raw cotton. which absorbs,
the republican Congress and they plead tho exclusion Of
the negroes from Office and the jury box TO prove that
The party wh having the power 70 grant these privileges
withhold them cannot be the friends OF the black
Such Is the general political complexion throughout
the South and the picture opine differs little in any Of
nessee. where had opportunities OF observation While
disioyslty Is not rampant here-for Phil Sheridan il
serro! V sscsssonis.syss 4 Y bitter and enduring
ana expressions, such. for example as conversation
heard between two gentlemen Canal street Yesterday
were vending their bead ornaments on the
sidewalk. Ono OF the spoke Of the Indians o.
negroes whom the reply was in the btteres tone hey
are not nggers; the millennium Is come there
nggers in this country now except the white peopep
In every quarter whore they not restrained ~ fear
80 ~. 80 vs sa ~ sapi
they be found every where The strict enforce
this class ma the negroes Irdesd a,ch sh;rg -omM
have occnrred Ia. SUNDAY aboms the srss sr cnnes
only for the cooness Of Mayor Heath who addressed
and III ~ ~ Adan,s chss ~ n,cs Ssc
body may add, is rapidly gaining efficiency and get
Of Change me car question il deGntelv sessd Nv :
concession Co the negroes. who now ride wihout in
terrupton but will not venture to say without much
tan tnnt ho nartO f mai
esenara, Sheridan whom saw Yesterday sesus mar
e hs sv for he hos method Of his own ~ at,ng
th,raa 20 ,;ah, Tho Eraadmen,s Rnreau which ,e
under charge Of General Mower commander Of the
fsctarv In few Instances the agents appoioted To
srcs nave avaIed themselves Of Their position
f "a was dscove5ea General Mawer removed them
mgv hsva d,velt toa much nnan Inc nstcsi situation
in view Of ,hs sppans calamity which aas OsIss1 ,s .
Of the ievses ana overaow Of the lands Over
air hnnSred mss Of the anest surar and Cotton lands
asr ~ ths csnn IL nacos 81 swelys feet the
oaS rsn ~ The ~ ,ne Iousss and dvnV
the anfO.i.aa.e Inhabitants before il 70 seek
eli hava 10, s.an, a~av ord his yaat
tract Of fertile so VIII % utterly Mortn ssv ior sns
the low lands, while even as though il were predes-
tined doom, droushts have prevailed on the nigh
srouSos auring .ne same pet,vu aes.oy.as VI ua ,
ing 'ne g,aa crSps mncn mgas nave ,sa tne people
Iolueu INC Ina. uoro .nese alsss.ss ua W repaiIeu
nos lcss san .~o nunaiea .uousanu SOULS "a
SLssssippi ana ArKansas VIII nave perisneo oy sarva
ton alone Is not this matter Oh greater Importance
sh tne SUCCESS ~ parties OF ns " po,i.
raise funds Tor the sufferers by contributions concerts
iairs ana 80 iortn; put wnie money s pouring IN
oera'y the unsparlng waters are unnappay pouring ~
also 70 make Hcsn VICTIMS we near every day OF ievee
OLD ana new, giving way down the river. % Iar
- nfty miles, ana the waters overnowing the pantauons
70 the destruction OF young rice heds ana orange trees
Public opinion 10 united upon one point. and that is
haf disasters OF THIS KIND can only oe oy the
s nv the 70 ths syes = rans
me war n.s swallowed up all nef resources inc Gppro-
priaion Of four millions oy the Louisiana Legislature
which compelled General sheridan. az you are aware
70 abolish eevee commissions ana appoint men OF ms
sso oonsttciins ssvss IS sn.ise nsiecns = wei =
expensive Neither earsh encankments nor masonry
nsve oesn q any use Y resisting sne mighty ssssm
these wa.sH 70 auch ansxtent tins crsvasse sverso
mprtseoa everywhsre prevails that nothing less mper
vious man an iron WALL laid Gown a. certain points
40 ssicIc upon ths subject IN ths HERALD or The ltn
instant mas ettfecte0 great deai o. etenuon nno
thought that y ne government could % INDUCED 70
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