The New York herald., 1867-04-08

Of abuse Of the whole Southern people. thsa New orl
paporswii be received with welcome and exercise
Ths demoralizing elects Of the late war have not
escaped our population The good people Of tho coun-
M ). pp Down sSo
resains IL position 10 the Union Wheneyer commus
my or merchant or any private indiyduai come. 70
way % run. Notwithstanding thought that hsd
assigned sunclant reason for the payment Of North
ern debts BY the merchants necessities Of the
people absorbing their means-sl regret TO say that
have heard sugssstsd that In other causes
IN other words II has been suggested that the fear Of
oonascs.icn which prevails % greater extent than
pal editors q shsl STATE through his paper and public
aad disposition Tor revenge actuatss come Of psc
pe % ies their paper We oseE can scarosy believe ~
extent. the people in consideration Of the scarcity OF
money am regulating their expenses BY Confederate
No spring goods haye yst arrived and ba. few spras
summer xoods VIA bc sold But wait IA fuil cotton
crop comes In and different tale will be told sssss
The Political ThsuShts or Gcsrgia-Hovv tho
Military Biii H. ReGardcd-Fears Of CoaGsca-
uoa-Optnions Of the Pcopie-The First Negro
Vote Under she Now Order or Thinks-Ne-
Groes nj tho DaIIOt Box in Athens, &c.
= NAooocHss vALIsy, Ca, March 2S, 1857
Aner an eventfui journey Of several dAys duration,
toling over mountain ridges painfully and slowly being
drawn through valleys by emacated team scarcely
able to draw the light but rcketiy buggy through the
heavy red clay roads, which, sofcned by recent rains
nterposed slough Of dreadful depth and sticky char
aceristcs formidable barrier To the travellers pro-
gress nd myself in this wild but beautiful valley OF
the Cherokees
Immediately entering Georgia one notices the
difference from the aspec. OF affairs in South Carolina
In the iatter he Is mot every where with scows and
Of tho Yankee is still apparent, and any
ono wearing Northern 'sstore olothes' Is mro
Of receiving black looks and no welcome
wherever he may go. The spirit Of chvalry and the
azness miserable airs characteristic OF arsocracy
not supported by money everywhere apparent In
that State In Charleston and Columbia the young
who have returned from the lounge about the street
and haunt the ruins that Sherman and Gilmore
have made dcvong their entire time to the drinking OF
whiskey and dis sports They say that the war has
ruined them and that Congress Is legsiatng to add
the last feather ther load OF degradation But the
fact is as learned from old gentleman who resides
in Columbia that these same young men owned before
the probably couple Of slaves EACH and supported
themselves in fine style the labor OF those men,
losing them they fnd themselves reduced to the no.
cesstty Of supporting themselves BY their efforts
without knowing exactly how to do it The
result is that find them In tho cities
OF South Carolina frequenting the barrooms aud
railing against the government threatening all sorts Of
vengeance on tho heads Of the radical Congrsssmen
Gnd every possible way making trouble for tho sober
and hardworking people Of tho State whose ssnhmens
arc BY no expressed By the vapofnxs OF these
malcontent ysungstera South Carolina is u heart.
howeverin the heart Of her people, whose voess are
drowned BY the wild cries OF her nre-eaters- on
bringing about peace and prosperity again. but ewing
70 ha hold that the politicians have gained and the
bad opinion that will 60 out from the crazy aegumsats
OF the Soung mon Who haunt ~ cities ard dlsgracs
their manhood in Wild Of dissipation doabt
full II this hopc will b contaminated In many years yet
Georgia. however -prcsents II nrss disreat aspect
snssrsd snis state through sas city Of Augusta which
tty short journey through the city only
sary 10 show me that its people had cast themselves into
sss
money detesminsd on repairing The ,dsmags done By
:ss var .sS showed :. =: :so: q ,sssas p.s.
greatly exercised the snactmeats - Congress- and
freely expressed their anticipation Of moro severe
army. stated in the Of oonvsrssoa in billiard
saloon, one night when was present. that he vas In
sssss aas : and several A. mon q ne large party |
present agreed with him Ia his view Of the
$50 the vicsor belong the spoIis and staed frankly
that Il his bef that the South was bong let on
south was not % receive sSis punisssn. II case
Of failure 10 hcr attempts frss herself hs would not
s.s. ss | 3 s =; e
had the South prevailed over the North n the struggle
than was the atentsn with those who were now en-
gagged laying the lash on ths back Of the defeated
sss s pssss s'
ing his land and earning living Th:e opinions were
sons during my ssy in Augusta and sn4
were freely made b. the farmers with whom con.
verssd In the country about Augusta Warrington and
An amusing scene, however, trsnspred in Of the
,Sa. %s Of po ne s
whs was m once sns ownss Q, % = 2,
rebellion in the capacity Colonel Of regiment en-.
gagged active service against Western armies
TranEio short stout gray headed Win ason
limited knowledge OF Engisn aud an exalted optnvn of
eas e sSs sn
ing his short stay the hotel was very oorusive In hi
manners, and moreover annoying 70 the Americans
present during his frequent harangues Finally, how
ever on Sunday evening, after having gotten into
quarrel with number Of Northern democrats in refer
red up tho clerk OF tho house by an sllss.on 70
tho stupidity and lack OF military foresight OF
aH selves q b beaten, with s the aa.sns.sss on
their side and only few green Dutchmen enlisted 70
The clerk replied that the South had done her best
that every had been In the army, and the light had
been maintained with the utmost desperation until the
last moment As for the Dutch tourist be would advise
him to 90 homo and attend TO the affairs OF his own
country before he attempted 70 interfere with In
Germany they In the habit OF man0uyring armies
over country about large Rhode Island and set
Ting wars BY single tight while here battle lasted for
week. and one days defeat only forced the vanqushed
party 70 retire and throw up fresh earthworks.
After this the German tourist was heard no more The
clerk however continued:-'T consider sir that the
United States the greatest and most power
ful oa tho face Of the Garth, for u conquered the
universe could have done, or could do
to-day. Shermans Yes ho destroyed a right
rived nv blahtatlon buildings, he made me poor
man; but respect lin Is % honeai soldier, who did
tne very best he could he should do Of coue for his
own sde he broke the very backbone OF the rebellion
by his dreadful march through the south and the des-
tructlon he worked In South Carolina and then, amer
all ho offered Joe johnson better than the south
viii ever get again. He IN honest enemy and a
magnanimous soldier. Tho South Ii sex OF war and
does not intend fight again: but suppose the North
cannot be made TO understand that aud therefore will