The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-05-17

Do yoa oonssdsr thea, ssksd 'shs act Of recaa-
ssrucsiss passed ~ Oousrsss supsrauous piece q
platform Of rssamlsson % he Unson L Is we'll enough.
Ss Ss ns %
weaker must bow 70 the stronger power. The soush
& j ~soS alone the sis smieaSis relation. Sss ST. 80
ss tive ,s section: q e; sss p Pa r: s e.
ere dependent tho ruling radical power Of North
and must submit - dsosaAed and viii submit IL
Knowing full we'll that resistance useless and sucida
snS h. in -
q !. s.sd." :ssss.ssss 'shn you hopstu. =.
ayes the goal is clear and distinct in the distance 10
replied shut thsway 70 10 net altogether strswn WITH
gseher easy There nery fluctuations and trias 70 -
gone through vim and obstacles 70 b overcome reQu
Ing patience, strength I'D endurance
FWhat do ycs think Of Preadent Johnson Bin rsa-
tions to the southern psoplef" asked s.,is,. -
dencs il shs Presidsnt" was his response, aod sAsy
never will have any conhdencs IN him. At the oulsse
Of the var 40 vas mote radical than BrownSw 80
the faCk There moro mistaken notion tn
70 supposs that the South would take him up thsr
this . the only uso 70 which shsy have cared new
care 70 put him. " Fig aeaa'fo at@& "
In sAuling coasrass 70 1o~ssssr MxspAS - e.
went out OF tbs Union. He s about nfsy years on.
stands iuch two Of six feet in height Of slight 6ee
manly figure o. sha but s.prs,vs isssrss ana a.. 49,:
his long, gray ish hair falling in profuse abundance nearly
his shoulders full long gray beard. extending two
thirds down his wascoat He looks the type OF the tre
Southron-proud scornfu chvalric. He dresses paiuy
in dark Clothes carries handsome MaIarca cane; goes
neatly gloved and his general address and bearing
the thoroughly cultivated accomplished gen-
temsn called twice at his residence to see him. and
finding HIM he did the honor 10 call on at
my room at my hotel. In opening conversation,
alluded having had occasion in recent letter 20 qaoe
passage from his response to the demand made by the
for n n
State TO aid in putting down tho rebeilon: Your
quotation was correct" said no, although those
rabd Southern sentiments but utterly deny" he Goa
tnued fever having penned the telegraph in reponse
OF the papers, modestly nstructing the United States
government to 60 to he'll" Thus starting on, the
ions and grounds Of his change South
srn man to good Union man, which he nov oaMms y
STATE rights man The State Of Arssusss ssosdsd iso
The Union no. ~ any advice Of mime per g: bat wSes
south Carolina Alabama and the middle and 0aas
cast her fortune with thers After the State seceded
was an advocate Of vigorous war; mot the kind q ws
bus boldly push forward and whip Thse-
resicaIly I entertain the same views on. $500.
have discovered lis impracticabilty - ) systs9
and am opposed to t. am to-day a. strong = Unsee
Dixos's line feel that have - much interest d
the perpetuty OF our a. any other man q.
cs 81 arc q ahs
during the was IS private soldier. When the e1e-
render came I was found with . masket on ~
Northern people, suggested sazs mot disposed -
find fault with Southern men for Aghtng the South
conduct since the and Judge shsr Loyalty ~ -
standard." ... s. i, 49,, ....6sa
who s.s Union men and sio ss ac .aS he asss:s.
IsH proper one and = !. one no pstse. should fssx
nssttsa Win pubs ifs have considered Is NJ dsiV
NOS e obtvude myself ON The popular aesasaeA
PA while thsy oannos sEactly endosss IL mast susals
70 Il. An endorsement would b nOthng moro Or leo
TIER dSsi.S tie wa - q crimins ohssacss
The lseaatuEs u chs Sats think ths.sfors reeeeY
nsss a.s: sssaa s. 10: :
81" the sssss Lssslasars asssd tight in rslsetisg -
now. and yea DO consistent " asked. ri
IN shs nrss place he replied III was len discrs-
South is : coaqus.sd people, and must submit
miliatios in such sabmsssicnf''
Not q ALL he rs3olnsd. send nothing dsgradiag.
SUCH step has sscoms matter q policy !. Is s6s -
means open OF salvation 70 the South"
% 4 s s: 3. q:
u donT know q one n this Sssss who Y opposed =
taking away their little farms and h0meseeadA and hua-
them right and counsesd them 70 sss their nssghbsD
right % am In hopes By and BY al Will oos = uadss
chow do you think the ssevoss win vssss"
"About seven tsnths think will vote with tho SoatAp
g.: gsss y :sn snas '
restoration Of the ssaas 70 the Uniosf',
win BE- ssss Congrs bat in The dssribution q aAs
Who wsrs iasnsssd with the rsbeiiion. fear sssS
here On which We shall Spit Il !. isn discrstcneU
this reason q them MAY Be- len Even Il shis
10 20, IL will como about eli straight after while fAs
ro so SrS only ~ g ns u e. nys
buried, end the Nsrth and South become one peopie
=. General W. o.nns nsmbsr elect % coasrsss frss
rebel army and fought for the rebel cause sn. - -
dated the cosfederAcy pretty known over -
country. Hearing he was In town called on him .
learn bis Views Of the situation. On the table bsfsss
him on which he was writing two large Colts aavV
rsvoven.
81 SOC you have two friends with you," rsmarks1.
calling attention 10 tho rsvolvers. and nope dout
trudsn
night he observed land sometimes carry - many
~ seven with me. have gone 70 more than oas
steamboat in this State carrying revolver each hasa
often win assassination mot TO be on shs
constant LOOKOUT To-day went into . restaurant
other rebel of1cers and took near me. One Il
them remarked, There's the id whslp' Yes, A.
here, said, and put Of my rsvolvsrs my tsbs
before me. never have light my house a. nlGhs
People North don't know what II 70 be Union nan
in this country and particularly erted Union man
like me But Amt going 70 BE- drivsa Qua
I am going TO stay here till my tina comsa
10 die, whether u be from old age o. =
The hands Of cowardly assassin General aansts
looks chow that he means every word be saya There
evidently not cowardy hair, muscle OF siasw about
him He ID . man OF giant form. tall and finely mould
3D. pair Of shoulders like Atlas, and altogether ths
nearest living personation have of the co.,
rAgsous and stawa Hercules Of NEUROLOGICAL rsnovn
The General IL strong and ardent Union man nov =
he expressed himself 70 b his address 10 the people
Of Arkausns written In this city In November 1865 a.
published in the HERALD Of about THAI date.
s there growing Union ssntinsni in this State 2"
. asked him.
al am certain Of 10 Furthermore, shsrs hes always
been Union In this State than rehss IL The
secession ordinance subnitsod 70 the popular
vote tho peopls would have rejected Every day sherv