The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-07-31
SPECIAL CORRESPONDENCE Of THE HERALD.

The Political Cam ign-D ppearaucc ofths
Democratic Party-The Crops.
nashville, July %, 1891
The friends Of Browuiow have been figuring mA.
jorty ell tho way from fifteen 10 forty thousand fhs
unconditional Union white msn OF Tennessee have ell
along numbered forty thousand There have been. o.
will be BY election day, about one hundred thousand
voters registered. The friends Of Etheridgs numbee
about forty thousand voters There will be. very
probably, large sccessons from among the Union msa
who will vote for hm on account Of the speeches Of
Frank Blair and other Northern men who have taken
tho stump for him Besides, individuals st election
time arc very liable TO change from side 70 another
Brownlows majority and reelection beyond psradvea
turo, will come. therefore, from the newly enfanohsel
black voters who number from thirty % forty thou.
sand az Tar as oan be estimated yet from the lncom.
plete returns Of the Registration Commissioners.
One satisfactory result Of the campaign In Tennessee
future electiOneering Campaigns OF the whole SouthA
the utter disappearance Of the democratic party Nsves
50 poor % DO reverence" now Its Cd elements s1s
gathered In great measure under the party eued
term, which will 10 the future give place 70 one more
harmonious with the progressive minds which thae
party includes; for it does embrace many snsrpriaae
and energeIc men, who are yet 10 form the real live
party Of the South in s regeneration although they
are now competed 70 cooperate with tho old
composition Of distas,e for fellowship with Brown-
low and his radicals Were the radical or republicaa
ike veteran political sagers would absorb all the lie
Of IL opponent and leave nsught but the
opinions will never change this side Of the grAvs.
There are few men without one virtue. Brownlow II
ms vs the whole c.Sss OF s .
and evils and in nnally exrngushing 1t in Tennessee
has won the praise Of even those who differ most widely
with him other matters. The ghost OF the party
still stalks in Tennessee politics, and here ia Of ~
latest adjuuraons.
Let the Southern people produce - they easily
an
own timber and irou into ali ne impiemsns they need
ss 0s s. msss rs ss
soyern1eus ana :ssd!y refuse, 5y any dsS,sas COM
asions rights in the federal unou So snpcyed let them
secure At least Ia the ssrespsc
From what visible Of the negro here 10 Nashville
b.. success 10 bis new 10 ION tue mos. en-
North. The Bureau has progressed very satisfactorily
in what after ALL was its re. object teaching the negro
apt pupil and laborer mechanic and tradesman bids
fair 70 b good cissn while the cessation Of Gbstan-
tiai aid which the Bureau threatens the first of
August, will only prompt him 10 renewed energy Nos
thai his race y Destined 70 continue power 10 inc
white race has increased more rapidly in numbsr the
black seems unable, for some mysterious reason -
SSssrsons hence viii form a. iusisniacsns poros
OF the political or social organization OF the South - DO
now the sw hundred colorsd voters Of New York 10 the
politics and society Of that city.
Nashville. since the war, Is much improved Reel
estats comparison, is dsarer than New York, and
% u. Su.ss
numbering some sixty or seventy thousand, and 10.
crsasng sieadly--dsmAnds Business IL dull just =
present. ~ probably s everywhere The business o.
one nrm here for the year just passed, sscccass y.
their own statement exceeded that Of previous
70 the rebellion. The city has also got nd OF muon
that dilapidation into which IL tell durns @s ...:
Horse railroads have oesn INTRODUCED On b. Ssso
paved WITH the new patent 49," ps,,,osds ar m
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