The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-05-31

minority cf the whites in an almost continuous ubur
Of whoops, yels and explosions Of laughter In
lature. Congress and the radical party, and IN
his showing up Of the conservative coppsrbsad
ns 10 s and Of IEn
while Brown)w faced 1t la prison. and in his facts
produced to prove that the coored race owe their lb
ety and their right TO vote to the radical party 70 Con-
gress and to Brownow, the orator Stokes, In making
point against EIherdge and his party, would remark
am like Captain Scott am going 70 fetch him." 4
think we are getting on right we'll; don't your"
That's pretty hard, but it can, 10 helped y havs
got bald head he says. Well would rather have .
bald head with brains than full suit Of hair WITH
no brains" II am going 70 the bottom Of thiA"
screw: but i've not done with him YETI sMy friepA
will find that have learned tunes the old
fiddle since we left GAINESVILLE you see when we've
got job Of work to do like this mustn't stand o.
ceremony" "Irue as preaching; and he don't deny IL
candy johnson says 1--WE thousand loyal men will do
HE says that Browniow Is he meaness white man
In Gods world Well, / say that Browniow WIN
beat E.herdge for Governor by forty thousand yote
aud Ii he does that how much will EtherdRe -
than Brownow - and on TO the end The speech Of
Etherdpe in short WAS the stirring meodrama, white
however undertaken by Stokes Of proving TO the blacks
that tho radicals their true fnends was emnenty
sss so s
yes wen stick by you'' ssThats true;" Nebber sup
port the rebels nebber nebbsrl" Gvs Il 20 him oaa
man. "Dats right, unbutton your shirt and lay on -
"rhe old man sweats. but he's WORKING True as gos-
pei .He talks like . presDher;;" Good Is q oawp
meeting" "Can't fool him " ssLiberty forever" &C, u
evident tina. Stokes had the pulse Of his colorsA
fellow citizens Tho regular order Of the day having
been concluded with the extra half hour each OF Ether
dgc and otokes there LIQUIDS calls from hundreds
Of voices for Williams" t'Wiams After the lapse
OF some minutes universal ugroar Of shouts aIghtor.
whiring OF hats caps and handkerchief the handkor
chiefs by the female Africans announced the appear
ance Of Williams the stand. There no stood, with has
cart whip one hand and his cap in the other, tes
blacklist and most perfect type of the Gunea negro 70
be found this side OF Africa He stood modesty watt
ing for minutes the subsistence OF the camor but
the negroes still kept II up-'erake him down." "0o
away, " "We don't want you" "Down with him" urtn
Williams was compelled to give IL up and withdraw
The trouble was that Williams is conservative nggo
is said 10 be clever speaker the conservative side
and the radical nggers OF Nashville were determined 70
shut him Oh. Nf HAa8A. 81
The whole affair was exceedingly amusing and instruc
tive in all its details We have more
orderly crowd, such exhibition OF harmony
between two parties brought together whore sucn Vo
lent charges banded about between the Speakers
such Difference TO our coored friends not even in
woman's rights conventcle. The moral OF 1t all y
that coiored friends in Tennessee hold the balances
of power and that Etherdge and Stokes here are only
in South Carolina. How long that stale OF things WIN
last remains 70 be 1t will hold good perhaps An
at Ter the election In August.