The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-11-30


TIE Rnncsr Of the Rad cala n New Orlsans.
lrsem ne Nsw orlssns R<pssaican, Nov as-ipesndi-
~ mnaaca-repuus.eo ~ he Convention radicals
~ sne dssp sysnuss & Dass's halls could to-day
80 Pc found yan the Andrew johnson would have
couuo the destinies Of LOUISIANA Possessing none.
time arrives psrpelrsss every crime. and illustrate In
sasH hves ana ccnducs every We su Known os
ssos a dssa'''s ". s sssD Telegram an
Warrington. and how the men who mAssacred Of
Fort Pillow stood on the eoners and glesssd over s
0oeerng words. And General Grant was cheered 10
those crowds We and will not believe that Gen.
sai Grant approved the suspension Of General Mowers
sssnsou h sn an % who ha
proved equally great traitor to his party. tho
ss e hs ' 81 ss
uvc2 The day piu Como, and perhaps may Be bloody
60 sOAen As loyal people Of Louisana ciu hold ne
oakkcrs Of this tHteJerencs In The progress of
esnstysction to q siria accotml The war OF the
Ssbsion not yet the sates Of the South not
doubles number the old grand Army Of the Potomac;
tried soldiers with dusky faces s love their old
ssvsiy on many thought Geld tho owy and hum
BIZ have learned their rights and know how to fight,
end n needs be. die for them power that Of the
nom scSsvne their own al liberty and rsmpns 10 the
dust the minlons OF the old and stil dominant slave
~ Mower General Hancock win be applied
~ Genera Hancock refuses to remove
Convention abou. 70 assemble will be urged 10 fall back
upon it, sovereign power and mako clean work Of every
State official now in ONCE II tho Convention fails to do
~ duty the loyal and recently enfranchsed
lust protect themselves and by tho might Of over
Whelmng numbers put In office legsate in such
his head Oh for Brownlow to Sit In the Executive
eeair Of LOUISIANA and Tennessee Legs 10 treat
Committee tho remedy for ali this trouble Is in your
lands, and that remedy ID o boodless and easy one
Bat neglect that remedy, and untold evils II pot untold
TIE Beauties or Negro Suffrage In Arkansas.
tAskansas correspondence Of the Cincinnati Enquirer
Democratc.l
me negroes are In town voting You cannot realize
what terrible mockery this negro voting Ia The
radical leaders The negroes are marched up to the
polls In lnd and then the who have charge OF the
give each one :sos ticket which voted
hey are voting than mule would They think that
ssr voting sheI sTe 70 gst forty acrss Of land, mule
lsmagoguss God only knows what 10 70 becos Of this
think the total Destruction Of be black race will follow
Ter u Impossible that the white race will submit to be
laem do not think that anything could induce me 10
etay another year among thsm No white mans life Is
NE among them.
&nccts Of Radical Legislation Upon the
Financial Condition South.
prom tho Atlanta tca.) Era-Grant radical-Nov 26]
Ino whole South Is now upon the verge Of bank
guptcy Our productive resources are paraiyzed The
people are becoming apathsto Lack OF money and
1ustria pursults We advocate reconsruction as the
ony available method Of relief from these oppressons
We advocate y honestly and earnestly tho only hope
we can consistently hold up TO people. Those who
hold out other hopes are doing absolute wrong The
evidences Of bitter feeling and animosty toward Ger
tam parties IN the North inudicious and only agra
vs those who have the power 10 enact more stringent
Asasurse and heap upon greater oppressons II the
s o% o. our e " Si
6asoe n the Union and under the constitution than We
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