The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-07-08

hold up in all their fearful ghasnsss to alright ouI
Hsopla On no grounds whatever can such apprenen
0ions exist Even the writer himself intinates. when
spsaking OF the history Of Africa that the long associa
sion Of the with the whites OF the South has en-
discussing facts and il facts have TO deal with
now, and We would ask where, In the two years they
reason for the apprehensons expressed by Governor
Perry. They are building churches and school houses
many OF them are protesting Christians and large
number Of them NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 70 control
che more unenligbtened among them; and the
yomhrs forebodngs INDUCED In by Governor
Perry, 80 far as we can discover, have no
foundation whatever that We can perceivs-and,
We regard them the offspring OF the gloomy
imsg'nnss OF despalring mind Were y Otherwise
however our esteemed correspondent has failed 70
tighten Us how oil these terrible evils could DO arrested
~ voting against convention"-the only remedy he
PROPOSE the only panAces for the mitigation OF present
I 10 our plain, common sense, and perhaps, limited
understanding, the course recommended by Governor
Ferry Is thar which, thing could dois would beget
The state OF Affairs he apprehends and deprecated Il
would q once create an antasonsm bstwsen the two
rAces and would infame and excite that population
who have been and are still being taught that
the whites Of the soutb will NO, concede 10
BY Congress and the government Il easy 10 foresse
that this antagonism fosterod and promoted by bad
men and politicians would become beyond control ere
ehe white people Of this State the South stubborn
~ oppose law which they believe confsrs and which
dees confer. upon them certain entranonsement and
endows them with certain privileged We regret that
Governor Perry t in order strengthen his posi-
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