The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-06-18
NEW HERALD TUESDAY JUNE 1s 1867 Triple SHEET

defeat the game OF those radicais aurno. 90 An. CON
ssrsssves carry The State Convention In fair contest
gress Senate and House, what chance viii there DO for
ua None In the world This Fortisth Congress on
the and ~ ssn viii rule Us all out They have
s not one OF the ten States of these ave military
trc,s WI be allowed to participate in the coming Presi-
DENTAL election Not one, sir 30
Whst then, is this radical party 80 earnestly and
actively working ors Is II TO get Bots and Under
wood into the United States Senate or something Of that
sort and Hunncut into the House OF Representatives
from the kichmond district and general disposition Of
the fat Offices all roundsn
That Is what the parties directly concerned are after
put the F6rteth Congress- the ONCE oar military
district commanders and their subordinate pos. captains
prefer to continue things sometime longer Just they
are With reconstruction their vocation will be gone
and so their real game is TO put on the initial State Con-
"a plausible view Of the case Il all events"
"rrus' sr; but the strong point is with the
present reconstruction terms Of Congress We may look
out for something wore. That means conHsca,ion
Very good But don't see that II by Unpopular
vote the initial proposition OF q State onventon is
deeated the whole scheme falls 10 the ground and the
coast s clear for Stevens and hts conscatioo billf
Mark, tnen. II ths negro vote Of Virginia Ia not cast
pTety nearly solid against convention. tell you, sir
the negro Is after that forty acrss Of rround.n
different points, We learn that they have no faith IN
this existing Plan OF reconstruction nality 1.-The
ton, allowing each State to adopt or reject negro
suffrage, they will stand 1t will be taken IN
and amended In this Congress to make universal
suffrage IN every State the Supreme law the federal
constitution; and as this will carry beyond the Presi
dental election OF 1868 not one or the ten excluded
states VIII have voico In it-not one Tho radicals.
my dear SIR, haze the power 10 Congress- and they
intend TO hold I'm
Bnt you foryet the possible interruption Of Gnarcal
couYusonl VIII It's tremendous reaction against the
parry In power"
mo sir; thcrc our greatest danger That thing
WIN DO sure to br ng upon the remedy of conscaon
me me remedy OF the Jacoon republic of France 'od
Inad stevens knows more and secs further than all
Xpnr haii way politicians put together. Between repud
aion ana oonfcston he will carry tho day In Congress
Your fn OF philanthropy. such Horace Greeley and
Gers Smith have no friends in the oval leagues of the
South. The radical Of Virginia for instance,
dcnouDcng them In all their clubs This fac, they
proclaim but as these clubs hold their confidential bus-
moss meetings with closed doors. can only guess
what they are driving at from the droppiDgs of their
outside conversations. From all that and hear,
and from all that know we, the people Of
excluded ates may expect excluded from Con-
grcss till after this Presidential election ard the
event Of financial panic, we may expect conscaon in
the youth 10 save the radical party In tho North"
Such among the views entertained by leading anti
radical Southern politicians FROM Georgia up to Virginia.
and that thcrc is something In them tney seriously
believe