The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-06-18

would especially their thanks received the dele
them for their friendly intervention, without whic,
they thought reunion would have been hardly pos
sible The coored people Of Richmond exhibited deep
interest IN the proceeoings and the delegation was i'm
pressed with the intelligent understanding the part
Of their representatives the conference of the whole
question OF reconstruction and State organization, and
with the fact that with perfect consciousness Of their
power, and hrm resolve to consent 10 compromise
OF their rights, they thoroughly appreciated the I'M
porance or combining in the movement the large and
influential party represented by Mr. Botts and were
ready TO concede and concate by any sacrifice but
Of principle. 1t from OF their number that the
nrst proposition looking towards q reconciliation.
The general conduct Of the conference exhibiting
both sides manness courtesy earnestness and resoIu
on in the opinion of the delegates augured favor
ably for the future Of Virginia. and scarcely be est
mated IN their weight as furnishing an example Of mu.
tual consideration TO the republicans throughout the
South, and inspiring with confidence and respect the
pubcans of the North. The report received with
cheers by the club and its thanks voted TO the dele
gates who had represented it in the conference
Virginia Newspaper Opinions Of the Coalition.
From the Lynchburg v,rginian June III
THE LATE RADICAL CoNCLAvR
Our old friend Bolts and Hunncutt have met en-
braced and eternal friendship Tho wings Of
70 be their lawful prey Bolts Is at the heada
recognition of what IL duo TO brans-and "Hunnie' Is
:. ,hs TAIL with Mckenzie Wood Bsckley and the other
But what interest have the people Of Virginia in this
materf Why should they quit the high vantage ground
ersf Why should they swell the numbers and
increase the power OF party that has no regard for
yond all example in history We have for pot.
cal parties in The south and that people
win ponder long before they consent to enter into any
more political examinations, whether they be called
republican or democrat Political parties as such,
have been the Of country The democrats first
us that We have suffered poitical power once emoia
ments-these were the great stakes for which they
played and ruined land. bathed in blood and tears
and dotted all over with the graves OF those who
cut down in their PRIME of the fruits Of the
victory reaped by the stronger party plaque upon all
parties such as these We have nothing gain by attach
ing ourselves to either Let hold aioo from
both resolved act occasion may arise manner
shat will best subserve our interests and those Of the
country. Party snackles would bind US and prevent
that freedom Of action that is always desirable in decd
ing upon men, Situated as we are we should vote for
lion, for example, there may be division the repub-
can party The radicals will in all probability run
ment while the moderate republicans win most
likely take General Grant for their candidate.
II that case j. might, be good policy for
with the conservative republicans but any eren zoe
should be IN position to 9ive The ,oaos electoral yote
he South 10 Grant rather than to an extreme radical
and thus the defeat OF latter II is not at ali
improbable that there will be just such state OF things
as we have indicated at the next Presidential election
SoSsT. AID her United action vi; desds The cho 81
President Let her no then, be bound hand and foot
10 the republican party to do tho bidding of those who
manipulate and control in the interest OF party wholly
From the Richmond Enquirer. June 14]
CoNsPIRATORS EIATED.
We understand that Bolts is jubiIan over the har-
monizng process to which the discordant elements OF
Virginia radicalsm we're subjected the other nght in
gubernatora back Black spirits and white blue
spirits and gray, have mingled Perpont and Hunni-
cutt have hugged Bolts and the negroes have kissed
and the terms Of the common conspiracy against tho
State OF Virginia have been agreed upop and tho hunt
ie now TO BIO actively prosecuted.
The issue presented by these people Bolts Cesar
Perpout, Hunnicutt q dl the State and people of
Virginia II ID conspiracy Of hungry Office hunters and
nj "a NJ tha
the tenure Of property and the sancty Of constitutions
and laws. They cali themselves party In sinister
they But it needs party 70 oppose them
The people Of Virginia will unite put them down with
out any forma, programme-the sentiment Of vrtuous
adherence and tho instinct Of seifdcence will suffice.
The contest win be waged 1t has begunhe conspra-
tors versus the Stata