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

signed. Most Of the o,her Virginia sprngs-tho viii,
sunhurs red sniphurs salt suphurs, the chalybeats
tho hot, the warm the bath. alum &c., an endles
catabguo-having escaped the torch Of war; are adve
used ss open to visitors at from 81 to 80 a day. Tn
propfhors do not expect return OF their Souther
mrs as before the war-cotton, tobacco rico an
sugar plauters, Southern Govarnors Congressmeu
arsts, wines aad negro traaers for they know that
these AZ dead broke and that the vocation OF tn
Niger trader spsndiag his cash by thousands
only thsfew are expected, who have saved somethin
rom tn wrecks OF the war. Instead OF the old tmt
| Southen merchant, however, left high and dry In hi
heaps Confederate SCRIP some sagacous southern He
orews, sho made II rule from day to day, througl
assns s s 70 turn their scrip into gold At tue passn
names ma, be found among tho buildings OF Rich
mond columbia and Atlanta The Hebrews know, iron
.Mo or thrce thousand ysars experience. how TO do
svng hsness in the midst Of disastrous civil convul
son. sinking the insttutions political and social, Of
n Hs c.mmuqly INTO ruins Their trials and persccu
! u'n3 hAte made them tho sbrewdest financial phoso
| piers ID Ali the world.
But thu chioi expectations OF tho landlords Of the vr
gula Springs arc In tho North. Northern CURIOSITY
seekers. hnd hunters and speclaors will It Is thought
combine business and pleasure in trip to OF the
| virginia SPRINGS. They may thus ind good customer
who has some desirable mncral lands Manufacturing
water privileges cotton, RICE sugar tobacco pauta
lions 10 sell at bargain; Northern mercantile drum.
mers may at these springs find purchasers for their goods
even IN Alabama. The local merchants Of Virginia. BY
tfe way arc much annoyed at the ingenuity OF these
Northsn drummers in evnding local licenses and In sell
ing goods i, ess the price the local dealer In
tns thing we so one OF tho Of tho universal
prostraton Of trade IN he inland towns OF tue SOUTH
considerable portion ~ iA limited OF money which
these people can afford for arr. wing purposes thus finds
s way North through these ne.c u'e az ana
mere = no help for It, Ten uoas Is SOME
mng worth saving on Johnny coat or y aross
wren ma mas had TO sell oil the eggs aud but, " 'no
pace ior several months TO raise gre ,nbacsA
Best OF ALL II hnted that a the Virena springs this
summer mere will DO unusual proportion OF lovely
heeses OF the Southern States ms widows aud nadens
csns about Tor Desirable Northern capitalists who want
N dc md fl,aruo na-a
field resulting from the ravages Of the war among
the able bodied mon OF the South which cannot fail
attract many oil the cntorprisng conservative widowers
and bachelors OF the North anxious to do their Whole
duyn binding tho two sections in the lasting bonds 0.
perfect union
Politics and Parties-EeesnIt OF tho Harmonic
Ccnvcntion-Thc State 70 he Carried by Me-
Eroes-Tllo Blacks Opposed-DisIoy atty in the
r.fcIm ond Courts-Rabert OuId Rampant
Journalism In Richmond.
Rc,taoNp Va, June IA, 1867
The recent harmonizng convention OF political par
ties in this State hold Governor Piorpon,s maRsisn
in tho Capitol square, resulted in tho coalition Of S
factions In the State of the republican party The gon
tlemon from tho North, headed BY Senator Hson lent
material aid in this much desired directlon tits now
tho papable conclusion that tho stss win DO carried
BY the republicans The whites represented by Bolts
and merged into the Hugpssat party mako but drop
in tho bucket Of what Emo white vote in Virginia would
bo-not less thp,. hundred and twenty thousand
while THO Combined white and negro radical vote will
scarcely reach scventy-avc thousand. Tho qucs-
ton then comes up, how are the radicals
to carry tho Staies and the is simply that not only
here bat throughout the whole South there Is every
where an apahetic indifference to political affairs the
part of the whites since tho passage Of the Military BILL
This is az majority they DO not intend % register
nor II registered do they intend 70 vote The foelng
ho~col ,ark and
let him ride 10 tho dc-il: We must b'de our time"
In ali tho addresses issued the people hero by the
radical pary the influence OF the blacks mas Docn manly
though thoroughly n favor Of reconstruction on the
OF the acts OF Congress- Even here "a this state
political demagogues have only looked to the negroes
while tho whites constantly spoken OF IS rebels,
sccsasioniss, and who are TO be considered a. enc
mics OF the cause OF freedom Tho old issues Of parties
hers are dead and tho OF the radical oms
carlos IN this State has resulted In the development or
but two parties that is the white mans and the negro
The latter will successfully carry tho state Tor the rsa
SONS above stated =
To-day in tho HustIngs Court whore tho case Of Ho:
and he sentenced afterwards released by the Dover
nor gamblers arragncd for unswfuliy OK
hbting the game Of faro Rober, Guild, Of notoroty as
Commissioner Of Exchange during tho war. and Mr..
johnson appearing for the defence. The evidence was
be- punished unit. Mr. oaid addressed the court when,
In q most dsloya haranguo. he said that were no
magistrate or juror he would ma no eontederste
Courtf this DO trsason let them make treason OF IT.
He thcn alluded sarcastcav, 10 the reversal Of their
decision by Governor P:erpont and General Schone,d
whch the magistrates felt keeny, and acting upon tho
impulse OF the moment, ordered nols proseqm 10 Do
sSc,d in zach Of Ss ss y" u,sos e. cy
authorities under control Of tho military precudcs tho
administration Of justice to either one party or the
Other and nothing short Of the removal OF these
magistrates and all other judicial officials will improve
the present state OF Affairs.
family 1t the Chesapeake Institute recently htcd up
for the OF the department ladies here during the
summer and u is said be will not return tl July when
It Is supposed the work Of registration will be thoroughly
Since the demise Of the Times here the Examiner and
Dispatch have been struggling for the supremacy. The
latter is sold TO command the most capital while the
former Is now published the cooperative labor sys
not rss cear TWO we're the
main bidders a. tho sale, and II now appears that the
Dispatch outgensalled In having to pay 3d. Tor
the privilege OF completing the contracts for number
OF hapay advertisements Of the defunct paper, while
It's rival the Eramincr, smart enough 20 secure the
besides large shargs OF ths patrons Of that paper
The extreme dulness Of Journalism IN the south nov
makcs tho contest for life hard and bitter struggle 10
which every available force Is marshaiod.
The Radical Movement In virgiuia-LOya
Activity whcre-Alcx Rndria Meetings
decentralization IL IL Expected the Rndi
Gals win Garry the State, aud How All th'
Outside States nrc To be Brought In or kep
Out-Not One Of Them TO be Admitted TIL
After the PRESIDE initial Election md the Rati
acation orthe Pending Constitutional Amend
went with an Amendmcnt-ireelcy an,
| Gcrrit smith In had OdOr among All th
Loyal Leagues south.
ALEXANDRIA, Va, June Is, 1887.
From Danvilic on her southern frontier to Lsesbure
near her northern boundary, and from Staun,on at th
head OF the Shenandoah Valley, 10 this little old rust
colonial city Of Alexandria there are in Virginia onl
three classes Of operatives who exhibit any signs
activity and enterprise They ara. first, the planter
and famsr engaged in working their crops and the,
whites and blacks, but particularly the whes-a ne
shingmen women and children, in Geld or garden. al
working with will Secondly, the various burial corp
engaged in hunting up the remains Of Union soldier
sian in the late war; and in burying them In the ne
national cemeteries. and In ornamentng these encl
surea wherever there 10 party Of workmen empioye
In one Of these pretty cemeteries there is touch
Northern industry and active improvement which tel
" exactly what Is wanted for the resurrection Al
regeneration Of the South. Thirdly, the busiest men
1 a.