The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-05-22
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sSssstan OptnisH 81 Judge Underwood and
Horace Greeiey-Tbe Prosincials ON Recon.
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stHssstan Optnie1 81 Judge Underwood and
Horace Groeiey-Tbe Proviaciais ON Recon.
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From the Montreal Gazette May col
ne people OF Richmond, Va must be hard. hearted
sAd sn- pecked generation n they resist all the infu-
which have lately been brought bear for their
Vsavernon 70 tho sound and wholesome principles OF
Northern radioahsm The indignant denunciatons Of
3uAgs Underwood the opening OF the United States
C1gcNN Court on the eth INST, must have fallen upon
tAsH ears like thunder strokes from Sinai Never has
sssA sequence been heard from English Canadian
bcacA Whether s that the highes. flights OF oraory
cultivated by the legal profession here or in
he mother country, or whether the peculiar genius
which necessary fer The production Of this
pATtie1aT Kind Of oratory found nowhere outside OF
me United States or whether merely some stupid
srrple the Of taste which prevents judges
from launching ont in the same MAGNIFICENT and impress
I've STYLE shall attemps decide The Judge
~ The hss place. congratulated himself and the jury that
shey able meet I'm conscious security under the
wiags Of the starry banner which patriotic Congress
- raised for protection that permitted TO
nsss In this boldng Of everlasting granite embema-
r Of ne power and strength Of our sovsrnmsnt" &C.
sss a.enbsA there once had dwei. .the
wsrds call up very striking picture Richmond Court
nosss The very centre Of Pandsmonium, where fiery
.:ss SSsS ~ss hardy .sso ss ads
AAsgeh were concocstng damnable schemes for their
s.ancpAtion from government which did not happen
- b quite 10 their diAhocal II Milton had
MvsA IN thess days he coud certainly have borrowed
sdeas from Underwood and added very much TO
~ not however, allow ourselves " dais tempt
- - the theme. upon the superiority OF Underwood
.ns' nm'o a. ~, mus ~ nay s On Ie next n
.sssr house was catalogue Of the crimes Of which
tAs Southern consederscy had been guilty, that ~ 70
~ Of which the large majority OF those present the
ssoaston had themselves been guilty One imagine
Lev soothing this must have been the people Of
NsAmond. The Judge, however. had no intention Of
and terror aud abject PRONUNCIATION OF their sins
Ne vent 70 describe Richmond a. the beautiful and
- ofnff hA hlttadv fyeaa ann
nearisfScd whip OF scorpions What Babylon
tho Apocaly pto Richmond TO Judge Underwood
AAs sa difference IA that there 10 hope for H.
as buck sit upon The Grand Jury and underw God
Asvernchnrges 10 the house. The Judge apt
Yah scrt tass quotations a. CERTAIN merry soul who
mn aboun ded grace may much more abound, y and ex
crossed IA hope that there might be "a material and
neral fut1 for The city 81 Richmond in strong
trss with awful and athe,stic pas; and harmony
~lh the dubrity OF ia climate, the poetic beauty of
y scenery snd the %aspacsnee Of ~ water powss
point the speech for though The rest s thick ret
~hh hesusii the par We have reviewed, there 10
sabursi OF e,s ,hnsasm for morality privileges
Altar the storm conaes he calm, and AFTER the
ssr, denuucis, ons OF undersood the mid ana nnc.u
osun smith (which Of the I've styles, how ever,
eacpa,eclto offend southern feslinr - would Be-
hard say I'm derwood tells the SoutheneSs that they
traitors. and ccompanea the declaration With every
hind Of sppropns abuse. Mcsrs- Greeley and smith,
ssssrss ssd .aa re.s .hsr hss." Win n evident
snuass, psrsaassoAi Of shsu own Superior vsrtue
sad ystr,cssrn, mich must b. sxAsperstina 10 the
last aaersa 10 tba 80 Who have " listen 70 their
swadds. They Gee lily assume that 70 everything the
have done they have been wholly In the
wrong end th.s ever ythsg whieh the radical majority
m Congress has dccss has been altosether right Mt
Greeley complains hat 'rhs scscn Of Congress with
ssrcrsncs prescription generally misunderstood
goes explain that Congress only wishes 10
thai no tlaoysi meu shall have part 10 rcccnssrne-
sen .. Was ever such rubosh siisr~s A " the
very root Of the grievance was nos that Congress In
us on excluding those Who In their several states
ere looked spou most loyal 20 the IDEAS and inter-
ssss which deemed or parAnoant importance 10 The
great majority Of the pcpul.,ios With them
mat 10 The Union second Tbsr loyalty vAs not TO
Ne Union ~ aupreme aorolufs but 70 the consttu
lscn :, they understood IL which sanctioned state
vgfus Mess~ Greeley Ca may denounce TINS inter.
probation pol heresy, md call upon All men now
y aha ndon "a That the po.n, 70 be STAINED nu, 70
s~irsolz s and rob Of roliti,L rights men Who are
ready nov TO accept the siitution With the new
rioss sspsd By the srm e. 81 the North because
u The s,r from sincere convic they held and kcted
pom dksopt Of their pol tics rights Is neither
generous nnsr Wise. geneuus copquesor would
'sy, re .inssu on present opeoience 70 f~ue-
'si authositr % paramount hu We ignore the
rass and ~s1 enforce sysss u Of prescription.
Mr. Gsrit smith, following Mr. Gse nley, spoke 10 very
s@uch me NC strain. He wished to bind the North
aud south ths bonds OF love Very good, 10 far,
sat be 4. Say The people.o the south shond
Gould anything Re more pleasant ~ nnurmuring SUD
mssion,n A. the oonqueron we're kind OF lroyE
senee whose DEGREES Il Is all but mplous 20 resist Ibe
rcscluson Of the hsr.c question n 0m MI smith
- me pack who tofmcd considerable para 81 the su
Silence, - e whethtr they 'oved the Whites, where
spon 70 Mr.. Smith satisfaction M doubt, they
answered promptly tsM they do After that who can
AeUbf the e1psdenre ~ admitting them o "A frsnchise