The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-11-09
VIRGINIA..



The New Policy In the Old Doninion-white
Versus Biack-Exfer mtnati0n Of the African
Resolved Upon-How IL II TO be Done
The Forces To be Marshalied-SociaI and
Domestic Rovolution Inaugurated-African
Vigilance Comnittees-ssagnalion Of Busi.
ness.
In the ordinary routine Of events ID would have been
supposed that the people here would instantly relapse
into their former apathy that least affairs would have
assumed the old role after the eectons but this 10 mot
The past 10 oblitsratsd and Is inaugurated
unlike The old one. We are living here together and
must do the best can. Negroes and white men
used to work in harness. but they pull in different
directions The elections have fairly demonstrated the
fact that the blacks have arrayed themselves in
antagonism to the whites In the whole state, as
far returns have been received the negroes have voted
in solid phalanx against the whtes they, II the teach
ings OF Hunncutt to bs understood arc now TO DO
the massrthe whites the OF wood and drawers
As the negro orator Taylors farm, Nor
folk said, 1.-THE time will como when can say TO the
white man, here john and black my boots and he
will come. he must come" So It would appear from
the unanimy with which the negro vote cast that
the negroes intend to rule intend TO be tho masters.
Tho "Fint Families and Virginia Beauties under the
Hunnicutt programme, are to be the pdles de cdmbre
waiting maids, hostlers and general attendants Of the
aristocrats Of Dahomey, and the sambos and Dinahs
who formerly served them in like capacity. This
Is the decree under the Afrcanization DISPENSE
ton, and this the sable adherents Of the
ncendiary Hunnicu.t are anxlously looking forward
to inaugurated But this be. The whites
have conceived other and though not totally opposite
notions yet such will materially conflict with the
grandloquent expectations OF the sanguine African.
said just now q new era was nauguraed The old
one is not practicable and has to be lung aside as
worthless and exceedingly troublesome affair Inc aDo
OF the negroes sancted that change but sadly
and dasrously for the African when the first
the order Of the day the South, and
all the legislation Congress will do is II not
to be seen which Will be successful in the ISSUE One
the other must be ruled or be exterminated. Shall
the whites give way before the domineering and
semi barbarous African Shall the Old Dominion be
surrendered 70 the savages Of Dahomey the followers
OF Iunnlcutt aud the aspirants for political supremacy
IN the whole country The answer 10 these questions
comes ndigrantIy-No Virginians have said it; Ohio
has said it. and New York will say it, with voice Of
thunder that will be echoed at the utmost ends Of the
earth.
A policy has commenced here. No longer will
Sambo and Dinah be the plantation hands, the house
the separation DO II must take place, and repug
nant as are the mental services OF white to the
the South white and white women will each
other The line has been drawn between the here
and the negro himself has marked 1t out In such strong
colors that the bndest dazzled by it.
II will be hard task for the "boss of old 10 give up
the familiar Sambo for the white servant The vrglnan
BELLE used TO the attie and chchat OF the dark hued
Dnah, with whom she played when girl will feel
natural oddness and repugnance to having her toilet
made and all the mysteries OF her youthful existence
nves gaed by smart and Intelligent waiting maid OF
her own color This, however is resolved upon, and
this is not all; the farm and plantation will longer
esound with the old happy song the darkey when he
worked contentedy before pnics marred his vislon;
the time honcred ''con shuckngs" when song and the
Old.vrgina brake down. enlivened the scene will be
abandoned and new element will ill the wonied place
Of the poor deudoi African Already tho exiled Poles
ara midi and happ hopaa tba
hosptabe people OF Virginia, who have cast of their
accustomed dainty aud made "hai fellow well met"
with the industrious immigrant, besides lending him
helping hand, and rendering bis new home much
like the old one their power in social point OF
view. The Hungarian, fresh from bis own oppressed
home. viii breathe anew the free air OF the Old Domin
ion and join hands with the natives in making II white
mans country. Then comes the stolid German, now
Invested of his petty nationality and forced to accept the
rule OF Prussia glad TO become citizen OF the fsrfamec
republic of the Western hemisphere and lastly we have
heart the opposing element OF the negro race settling
in Virginia to foster bis hate Of England and strive
against the old aboer OF the SOUTH These are the ele
mcnts Of Intelligence. strength and force that viii be
brought bear against the deluded sable follower OF
Hunnicut These the armies that will be marshalled
against tho African, whose ambition is control
tho national Of wbe mans country; and these
are the people who all will feel the African as their
enemy, and he must be rooted out
Such is the policy now inaugurated in the Old Domin-
on II speculation wild vagary to that 1t
will DO steadily purs and faithfully carried out the
letter, until longer African influence will be politically
SON, Mason, Henry, Marshal, Lewis, Nelson and Clay.
As nrst consequence OF triumph the white
here. find OF the barbarous relics OF slavery-vi
GLANCE by the blacks imita.
ton OF the whites Of former day. Citizens who pub
cy expressed themselves opposed TO the policy or the
ambitious Hunpcutt were served with notice TO leave
in fortyeght hours BY the sable committee, they
should abide by the consequences which meant star
and feathers or strong hemp" though the Africans
ght feel little JOY In giving Northern
OF their late masters wholesome thirty -ninen
This Is but the beginning OF the end Put beggar
horse, and no will ride TO the devil. Give niger
incn, and he viii certainly take ell Civil rignts
being sufficient negro domination and supremacy the
end desiIod and that African determination must
inevitably
Within the past week business has fallen OF considera-
bly, among the merchants in this city, tho majority Of
the negroes being idle most OF that ms the usual de-
active and busy appearance on Saturday nights
deseried night before last. No wage, supplies or
articles Of domestic could be purchased. This will
now DO the case In future. Tho tobacco
closes and not hundreds, but thousands of employees
will be sent adrift. Many have already dispensed with
the sable radicals, and before winter Closes the Con-
gressiona Republican Committee will have for all
their funds 10 relieve the destitute dafkey CONNER
cal and financial affairs have become stcgnant banks
cannot borrow; business cannot credit money
there Is little here Of and that Is closely kept and
altogether the result OF the elections Is any thing but
cheering to either radicals or conservatives.
A MANIAC an auApn Raj WAY Tram