The New York herald., 1867-04-07
q E o r GA.

al the Aarass~ c.-.tfiaoaaliM yavflg aga
uolished letters Of Generals Lee Bcausegard &C
4 Or the subject or reconsruction:wc A'cm General
| rcs advice as stated by the papers, TO DO eitner
.arbcd or manufactured The AUTHORITY Tor u ~ sun
forthcoming We have read General tsmpton's speech
in vain TO and words Of acquiescenen the despotic
edicts Of Congress He proposes as understand 70
subm, to and make the best Of an inevitable iase,
but no nowhere urges endorscmet and congratnasion
We regard General Lones,rce ssve r.s as nnannshs
wrong General Beauregnrd's Dgc equaiiy untenapo.
One OF the most untortun&c mastcrs incident TO the
present condition or tho south IS tnat tnese etes
no less a. nlorsnle h they should bc couched in Ian
suage which canno, dignity the writer's with additional
ianrsis
The Augusta daily Press April 2, in speaking Of the
ReconstructiSn bill, says-"We are not aeked 70 ap.
prove Il, oy permitted to reject IT. but since we must
accent IL urged that be done in snoh temper TO-
ward all parties effected bv IT. sto enable us TO con.
troll events and II possible avert further disabilities
The sane paper adopts the idea OF other Southern
journals that a little kindly concihation and patient
Teaching part will soon enable the newly enran-
chised colorcd that his interest requires
him operate with his former MASTER and after all,
his bcst friend rather than to follow the lead OF design
ing deceivers who would rob him Of bis paltry savings
and lure him into destructive contest or races
Tho Atlanta Daily Era, April after noticing the
arrival Of General Pope Military commander OF the dis.
v. n ns sna sa NE
tho intent OF the Shsan BILL II IL that the now sx-
ss.ss S'ase he Union al the earliest day possible
Wa rsfceve nothing In any Of these measures TO
prevent complete restoration, and happy re.
union before December. II we are correct, what
Is there to prevent the registration, soon a.
General Pope win have assumed command, ef qualified
voterss With this view Of the law and the District
Commanders authority under II we would suggest very
respectfuiy that the registration be commenced ~ soon
as that the ends contemplated by Congress
m carly and permanent reconstructon-may be accom-
plished with the least possible delay
In another article II speaks sprighty Of the Recon.
structon bill as folows:"ln all parts Of the South the
people marching to the music OF the Shcr
man Reconstruction BILL and In this connection We beg
leave TO add that few brief months will see the people
again united from Mano to tho goldcapped hills OF
California. We are bound TO be people, and the
reach this practical conclusion the better for
the South and all concerned
The same paper says there will be republican party
speedily organized In Atlanta.
The Savannah Republcan Of the I'd instant refers TO
the Connecticut election In this manner:-"We admit 70
Us Il has the air Of caolery In H. this victory Of open
disloysitv NORTH for u We are compelled 70 acknowedgs
land States what s to prevent these Confederate copper
head merry makingsf But w mot despondens q
Il s not irrcparabs The loss ! % ssht - 20 have no
destereus eect upon the impsegnabe breageWorks OF
loyalty that environ and proscc the great nssasne Of
pray for s that the people Of t South viii turn deaf
ear 70 the peadings Of designing and unscrupulous poll
FALSE statements regarding ths real sentiments of The
The Augusta cSrosis Of he "a lnst halls shs result
In Connecticut ~ - glorious triumph for the CONSERVE
tves Of the country New England having been mainly
instrumental in bringing about the present unfortunate
II
should new lead on In the work OF restoring peace and
harmony. Connecticut has performed her pars noby.
The destructive Of the extremists have opened
the eyes Of the people, and in this instance q least
has brought about radical funernln
Tho article concludes with tho following cautious I'd.
vce:-"In the meantime, let possess Ourselves IN
patience and obey the laws Acquiesce from necessity,
rot from choice In the will Of the oonqusroE This and
The cnst1sio~aIiH Of the ID instant says s is nos
an uncomm0n remark, street corners that the
south ID becoming Yankeeized" The number Of regis.
tered votes in Augusta on the "a was about ESQ.
Nhe Macon Journal Of the I'd inst advises Cancellation
andscquescence as foows with the proper evidence
OF ccucation and acquescence even under protest. and
eor secure decent representation In the coming con-
ventn, although the negroes allowed 70 VOTE Ne will
secure good and responsible men, friends Of the South
(not val league men who Will obtain for the most
favorable terms possible, and speedy settlement Of
our prtscns dlfncutes whersaa on the other
hasd, o. determination 10 hold aoof, and take
no part In the coming events will not
fetard OF pvevens the result but make the more bitter
and unsndarable The large class Of our citzeas re-
Gently enfraNchised are confident Of the good viii and
assistance 6 sheir old masters and only need the proper
degree OF insfvction and eacosrageent from 10 70
with In any political measures for our sud neceg
saTiy their owe good II viii nct be hard 70 conXrs~
them tha, ne white people q the south do Af them
and obtain their rights II will serouslEn me shitss
as they are almost wholly depcnde6, ns, our ipauencs
Tor employment and Tor mop ermis incsndisry cnarao
wi'h thsm fnr good -