The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-10-11

In the North that were exhibited when the VIC
tories OF Maine and California announced, is pre-
ssntsd by crowded streets the anxious and specializing
crowds around bulletin boards and the eagerness with
which passsrs BY ask each other for fresh news The
Keystone stats has declared, in unmstakabie
tones against the party who we're pledged
to secure balance Of negro power in the country and
negro domination in the South But the stern rebuke Of
the popular voice Pennsylvania the negro supremacy
party creates some enthusiasm among people here,
still moro 20 does the defeat Of the negro suffrage
amendment in Ohio This 10 regarded here the first
information OF the Great West in favor OF constitutional
liberty evidence TO the southern people that
the masses OF the North have last been aroused from
their ethargc stupor by the depotc DEGREES Of radical
Legislation Hope, long dormant, at last revived
energy and action inspired that will q least have The
effect impeng the apathetc and aggard to register
then closely watch and guard their liberties now
about be placed In the hands Of IN ignorant and semi
barbarous population
Popular reaction the North long the guiding star
Of South but until lately almost invisible has al last
appeared, bright refulgent and glterng-as \ beacon
10 more prosperous and happier tmesand has forcbiy
illustrated bengh,ed southerners truth OF the
old axiom rhere 10 life in the old land yet in vokng
them bend their undivided efforts in the direction Of
unity. happiness and peace. The last Of these great
blessings Is the ardently wished for at the
South, and any means 10 arrive at that goal would be
gladly and cheerfuly welcomed While the people here
are enthusiastic at the results Of the Ohio and Pennsy
vanIa elections radical defeat they neverne
extremely doubtful about democratic victories and
from expecting tnat Otuer terms OF ADMISSION
TO the Union will be rendered them bv the
newly elected and triumphant element, even when
they DO acceds TO power, which y very douS.ial
may possibly admitted into the Union, with Senators
and Congressman elected by negroes and these, COM
bned the Northern wing OF the radical party will
be strong enough to hold the government against any
democratic gains that may lensue and, who they are
aware cannot lake their for more than year
come The policy therefore OF the people here, as
before stated will be to defeat the admission OF the
Stale States upon any radical constitution that may
rtz,.ta In anfipn Rht
can DO done in many OF the Southern states where
white majorities exist until nauguratet
them to their constitutional liberties. The
proposition to get into the Union by any means, no
matter how, ii accomplished is overthrown by
the republican losses in the North.
Under such circumstances, tie people here bet
ter prospect than to remain under military rule until
such they be restored free white people,
and which they feel assured be better effected by
the North than by any cooperation Of theirs under the
present reconstruction acts of Congress- Indeed leading
republicans begin to look blue and fas. becom
ing impressed with the idea that their days
bered The aspiring OF yesterday looks serious,
when he reads deieat the faces his white Southern
cooperators and Northern self constituted leaders, and
already the newly manufactured party are panic stricken
and demoralized
ing off the national debt scarcely understood by the
generally here but they have laterly stirred
themselves up to the subject OF the heavy taxation
much talked Of and becoming concerned in the
discussions concerning the currency the neresbearng
finances Having in these matters the people
here merely rs-echo the profound and widespread
dissatisfaction among the Northern and Western
States with the monetary and financial system Of the
country, which needs thorough renovation and some
cardinal changes. Should the enfranchzed blacks
attain the controlling voice in the national issues Of
the day then bondhoders Of tie North capitalists for
cign and domestic and the country generally look out
for reputation Let the idea be advanced to this
ignorant that they oppressed BY heavy taxation
that great wealthy daily reaping the benefits OF
their labor aud that they and their postery will be
taxed pay the interest bonds held by rich men, and
reputation will most assuredly follow.
The national bank system Is decidedly unpopular here
The views OF valandgham the apostle Of princi
pies in the great West on this vital subject are some
the Old Dominion. This subject will begin to be
canvassed at the South and the only hope for the pay
OF the countrys debt for which the national honor
is bound is 10 avsrng negro supremacy and establish
ing white mans country at the South.