The New York herald., 1867-04-15
POLITICAL INTELLIGENCEn

RU11TlCAL lNTELLIGENCEA
REPUBLICAN CONGRESSIONAL Executive COMMITTEE
The executive committee selected from the General Re-
publican Congressional Committee, now In session in
the Capitol building. is constituted as follows ws:-Robert
@ schenck, Representative, Ohio chairman John Con-
moss Senator California; Zachariah Chandler Senator
Michigan; William D. Kelly, Representative Pennsyl.
vania; John A. Logan, Representative Illinois, John
Broomall, Representative, Pennsylvania Cakes Ames
Representative Massachusetts, Thomas L. Tulock,
Secretary; William 8. Huntingdon Cashier First Ma.
tional Bank. Washington, u. c., Treasurer.
WHAT WILL They Do WITH Irs-A correspondent of a
Southern paper asks -
What arc we to do with the Sherman Reconstruction
bill before usf l. ssMasterly Inactivity q Fight
tagain)f Emigration mase. The first is suicidal
The second absurd the third impossible. Then whats
"Mastery'' activity Accept tho s'situaton" sPitch
in" everybody. Go to work now. Take hold Of the
negro prove 70 him that you are as you claim to have
Show him that interests his interests Instruct
him, educate him. Convince him, which Is true, that
No 10 Southerner, like yourself; that the Northern i'm
posed on sugar and cotton affect him as much as
they do you-the more you realize the he makes
TAX % him. take him 10 the registers office yourself
against southern radcals-"foners of their
Goodby 70 the boas:ed superiority of the white racc
II We fall to do our duty.
PRoPHEnc souI.-Tho Memphis Appeal April Q,
shouts Ts Dsssx iauaamss over the Connecticut eec
ton and In the height Of its EXPLANATION exciaims-
What moment, when the reaction seems beginning
In the NORTH and the conservatives of Connecticut bid
as DO Of good cheer and expect to ate faint
or YIELD for to succumb collapse and leave the field
Only thus can our heroes be made to have died in van
Mark us people OF the South II do this thing Ii
your own hands do the fatal Decd ten years will not
elapse boore you will envy those who died for the
tnat mot lost 90 long as you remain true to 1t and to
"ADHIRAx" 6xxxKs AKs-In the Memphis Bulletin,
edited by the notorious Admiral semmes, that disn-
gushsd rebel says1t is folly to talk about honor
not permitting 70 accept the terms offered us because
they Violate right under the constitution Under
what consttution9 Not under the Confederate consttu
tion for that Is dead Nor it bc under the federal
constitution; for that we have rcpudiatcd."
CHou or Evns.-Ex-seualor Phelan Of Misss.
sipp, writes letter avowing himself sin favor OF ac
cepng the terms rendered by Congress conditions
Union. Ths for this course would seem be
palpabls - t Is unanswerable. Tho action required
h NO longer presented a. an alternative What
we asked 70 do Is already substantially done. We
pernitted, II we choose to assist In investing 1t
with tho proper form. Something may be gained by
acquiescencs DO not perceive that anything by
any possibility be lost It is very certain that ireparabe
loss may DO sustained by sullen refusal" The Daily
kisiaippiaa calls upon the ex-senator to review his
position and to 'oin heart in hand in the struggle OF
heroic redeem by argument what has been lost
d desirous OF doing
Con on MAwurv-The Charleston Courier learns
that .Henry Wilson, Nathaniel p Banks and other
radical orators are about to stump the South
nominally 70 persuade the Southern people that II Is
their policy acquiesce in and adopt the latest recon
structon plan, but really to reach the ears OF the
negroes Who they afraid. may not be sufcie ntly
oblvous of the kindly relations that have for years
subsisted between the Southern whites and their late
slaves tho newly enfranchised blacks. We shall be
glad however, TO welcome these gentlemen to our
midst for their presence here may at last enectualy
expose and contradict the oft repeated SANDER that 1t
Is unsafe for . Northern to travel through the
South"
PrAu CAsk-The New Orleans PicawEs says
Il has mos wanted the negro for voter believed
him Ht 70 be one, but he is such 1t believes
that there cannot fail to be good from opening even
% wide door this Cor evil especially that good Is
earnestly sought for o do this 1t Is absolutely neces
sary that should at once and with all frankness and
rncsa accept the negro voter entitled TO cast his
vote without ovcrawing by any. Perhaps no
may not for such prefer but that should
not deter us from according him the fullest privilege Of
choioe n Z only By such fair treatment Of him fAat voc
can ezpod eqsai fairness u him"
rHu "soxs or LIBERTY The Crawford county, Ohio
Fayvsor publishes call tor tue 'dcmocrats-the true
eons Of bery-to meet and organize hcir forces for
the coming campaign. It begins with ITO arms, to
arnsl" and ends with some rhymes which propose 70
sLowcr the pride
or that Rump Congress which has rights denied,
And tramped on our constitution"
avxrAruxuc Tho Macon lGa) Journal has suddenly
discovered that hc negro Is fast becoming the victim
of INSCRIPTIONS aud degraded white men, because the
suslsent and respe table citizens Of the South have
s.ed 70 come 10 his assistance with timely advice and
oounscln Tho negroes, u says, naturally hate the
.vhite trash.n and It win be easy for tho better
oasses 10 show them that they are their true frendA
In similar spirit the Jack tNiss) Clarion recon-
ends that negro suffrage be 'acceped as an Inevitable
fact not to bo resented with mpotent malice nor TO be
treated with stod indifference" The unntness OF the
negro for suffrage nd mted but this only imposes the
duty Of Instructing him 'ro cherish toward sne In
nocent negro spirit OF resentme mt would 90
and unmaniy II asher should wc feel pity for him 'na
he has been called 20 tho performance Oh ou'e' !"
which his capacity is 80 unequal"
; THs DrrrcULrY.-The Montgomery (Aia Aa' gives
In black and white (asurcs) the reasons Of Its
.,rsnuou. opposton. first TO the constitutional
amendment and now TO the Reconstruction law of the
nftv.tvo counties in Alabama sixteen have negro ma
orit,es and in the whole State estimates that II oil
Tho whites voted they would excssd tho blacks by only
II loa Hut the now law, reckons. Will exclude o.
least $4,000 whts vots giving the ooored voters ma
iority OF nearly 5000 the State And though 'ney
will mot all vote one way the Huntsville Convention mas
provsd that neither will the whites al vote togetner
Tho radicals and loyal leagusr in Alabama claim 5000
hIte votes Even II they have 10000 the bill nsurss
prownIow governments hence the Nal thinks the only
.v for the South 70 hold ont t ts patent suffering
draws from tho North cry OF let us die for our const
tuition"
cAuonlrrs toa TINE CONSTITUTIONAL CONVENTION.