The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-09-15
nss GELLAyEOVS POLITICAL NEWs.

I REGISTRATION IN couTH CsROLlSA-Accor1lng 10 a
table Published in the Charleston Mercury OF tao 10Th
insL tue whole number registered up to that date In
the country districts 80 s2l whites, - S9o baoks
1859; black majority, 2i.lSa. The Ae,c1ry adds:'it
not likely that his result will be materially changed
by The second session the revision lists; and,
although Tho Whites will probably have the majority in
Borry Pickens SpartanbGTg and Lancaster the blacks
VIII upon tho Whole have the majority IN six districts
out Of seven nroughodt the state 4"
Inc NAME kLEcnOS.-The Boston Post attr botes the
democratic gains Maine the returning love OF
people or the State Tor democratic principles. The
7ysscyp also expert, attributes it to Increasing
love OF the people for whiskey. The opinion Of t-s Tag
ssr is mat neither is right but That the want Of any
excitement 10 bring out fun vote the Mr.
Chamberlain, the republican can ilae Tor Governor
Maine, lost hundred and iory.sx votes IN his
town. while Mr.. Piilsbury, the democratic cindi-
iasc gained three hundred and eyhty-sever ia his
A WMTs IAss PARrY.-Tae Charlottesville ,Ya.)
ClroRice says:-"lhe whites have thus twenty-one
thousand hundred majority. shah HInnoutl
over us2 Can stand together ike the backs We
insist that the white folks shall take things hand.
There have been enough negro msetinss W. have bad
enough Insults. reop.e vino won't listen 70 fair words
must listen 20 FOUL
PENNSYLVANIA DgsocgArc ApDs Fss.--rhe Democratic
State Committee OF Pennsylvania have Issued an ad-
the following facts. -
The whole expense OF tho War Department in 1860
sixteen and half millions, VII 10 in 1861 IL is est
mated by Treasury forly-seven nilliou.,
| ing periods OF p,aca To give the the power
u, therefore, costs the nation sunnay thirty NIL
lions o. thus amount Penusyivania's share h az least
onctcuth and Your industry must anuuaIly paY
nnous OK dollars 10 support policy that clos yoar
vooilea mil, and stops factories. In your 5
AFFAIRS nisaanageRcnt corruption and extravaganza
the rule. In 1860 under democratic pow 7, the whole
amount OF money Appropriated and expeadsi, inde
Gnf nj Had 1ph nd mi nxi
uIney-esht thousand dollars. In 1894
praied and expended million three hund ed and
seventy thousand dollars. In 1865 excl de- Tue
million i've hundred and nineteen thousand dolars and
ia 1900 excluding the items they prppriated
The reports OF the Auditor General show these ac and
provo that N SIX years OF radical rule your cash
| ponscs have more than doubled.
| Here follows appeal to the democrats Of Pennsyl-
| vanis:--
L.. the result in California arouse you to renewed
exor,ion Work is to b. done, and you must do Com
m,toes may plan and order, but the result depends
upon yourselves Individual effort is the road VIC
| toyv your neighbor encourage him brins him to
the polls Perfect your organizations Block wards
ana townships su6diy d. the labor and re form II with
energy. home upon your adverssres the
issues OF the canvass Demand OF them that they
sna answerArs YOU for or against the radical policy
that destroys business and closes workshops
mills aud factories. TO give The negro tue bance OF
power? you for or against continued corruption,
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against conceding 10 Congr ss the right u allow the
negro the power 10 rule Pennsylvania
| NOBODY HuEr.-The Baltimore American tradicaD
asserts that the Republican Executive Committee in
Washington have received letters from the South repre-
scntug sreat activity among tie republican party
throughout tho southern States Georgia and Alabama
are considered good for forty thousand republican
joray and all the other States believed safe
beyond doubt although Mr. johnson should all OF
his rebels pardoned by tho late proclamation Count
them in, says tho American they will change the
| result a single State.
| MASSACHUSETTS, tho Boston Post September
l3:"The coming election in Massachusetts, November
| 81 is to turn local issues, and Other. Tho
citizens OF The State want the questions Of yranncal
prohb:tory law and jury bill discussed and settled
There very strong public sentiment opposition to
those measures Of radical ianatcism, and 1t demands
pressou. what Is more, nos 10 tho time TO give IT,
Next year will not DO WE'LL We snail have general
election on our hands ,hsn, besides election for
bers Of Congress This year tho very time, II not the
only time to NEE, these important issues, which con-
the nrst rights clear liberties OF the people
| Of the State"
ono The contest Is waxing warm all over Ohio. The
election occurs the srh prox. Public meetings are
being held by both parties all the siatc AT OF
the latest republican meetings held in Cincinnati the
llth inst, Hon. W. d. Kelley, Of Pennsylvania among
| other things, said
Believing in the patriotism OF Andrew johnson. had
fastened TO Washington Immediately after the death OF
| Abraham Lincolr While yet Andrew Johnson
siding under tho hosptable roof OF the Hon. Samuel
Hooper OF Boston, aud holding executive session the
room Of the treasury building; and ere the wife Of
the late lamented President had iei, the White House
| There, with patriotic gentleman from Arkansas-a
man who, having fallen into the rebellion, had soon
como back and devoted his energies 90 promoting tho
| Union cause--I had full aud free conversation with
Andrew johnson. He then reioiced that eight months
would elapsebut only eight mopths--before Congress
| would be called together In the meantime said he,
tho President have nothing TO do but hold that
Territory under military government-to see, by the
power Of The army, that the Union ue, whether black
or white and tho American citizens whether Of North
ern southern birth, shall enjoy lie aud safety all
the conquered country. fAppause at is well that 50
much time said he. must elapso before Congress- will
assemble, Tor to establish government over that PEG.
pic aud country belongs 10 Congress, and In eight
months the people Of the two sections ntermngllnG
with each other freely, will come TO understand each
other better than they ever have done and will oil col
to understand The coored people better than they have
| and know how far 10 will be safe 70 invest them with
political power; for that they free tLsy mus
| be allowed 10 enjoy political power" III -
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