New Orleans Republican., 1868-10-17
Dispatches to the Associated Press,
.tlc NJ eetinR In South Carolina
seeh OF u ohm Quincy Adnmn.

{, .tatIc M eeting In south Carolina
beech of j ohm Quincy AdnmH.
,EsroN, S. c., October l6.-A large
IN was held here this evening to hear
hincy Adams. Mr.. Adams said he
lie here by invitation, and therefore
liberty to give that most unpleasant
hodities, good advice. He said he
IN a Free Soiler, then Republican,
q Dr Mr.. Lincoln, was supporter of
and an enemy of slavery. This
ST. position at the close of the war.
en when the Southern people had
hown their arms and were
Is come back, he was ready to 7e-
sem. Many of the best men of TIE
Jean party held the same view.
Zane the thirteenth amendment
|shing slavery, which was ratified by
Southern States; then the fourteenth
idment. containing the clause disfran-
~ Southern leaders. He thought the
b6fn people right in rejecting it. They
j 6o no less. He then stated that the
h had always considered the people of
South who engaged in war as rebels,
when conquered, as prisoners of war,
had no rights. They appeal to the
but it is not their Con
aon. They fought against it, and
acts regard the Southern
s = foreign territory. The chief diff
Z low between Northern and South.
1eople is not difference of opinion.
lAnk nearly alike, but unfC r.unately
donot seem to understand each other.
M ln Massachusetts, still have the ira
idea of the Southern man, dirk in
ket, pistol in the other, cigar on
||ae of mouth, quid of tobacco in the
(, indolent and domineering and in
ldl of any difference of opinion. Since
m down here himself, he finds thas
kspapers have not told the truth
4 Ahe South. He had spent several
"a intimate converse with General
\ hampton, had learned his views of
tlnre, and is now satisfied that Hamp-
lnb more Of rebel than himself (Ad-
He then said that the people of
I0ulh must not expect much from
rolltical party. If Grant is
ed 10 will not be as bad for the South
ANY here appear to think; that they
"a remember, however, above all things
they like it or not, they could
thing, they could not again go to war.
dpuld they get ammunition or even
srs The policy of the South is peace.
ll5fth desires assurances that slavery
aobbe re-established, neither in the old
Ner yet as punishment for crime, and
must be freedom of speech. Then,
lot until then can there be perfect re-
FRetion, harmony and reunion. He
sNDrds of ofkindness to the negroes, pres
f|srge numbers, assuring them that it
b keir interest to stand by their friends
hey had known longest, and not
led away by the fair promises
m nft-baggers who only want their
When the present questions are
As they soon must be, white men
i 4Iand BY white, and black will 60
unless the negroes stand on their
lnk course. He said he was opposed
iyeesal suffrage, but was satisfied that
oQple Of the South were ready to con-
ihpartial suffrage to white and black
"a he case in the Radical State of
AGknsetts. With the extinction Of
" Ne said all cause for bad feeling be-
birth and South had passed away,
apped that soon Massachusetts and
h HArolina would again stand side by
! Brothers and friends, as they had
q be days Of the Revolution.
Troops Sent sOuth.
|.|Il*es MONROE, October l7.--Three
lo|ss Of heavy artillery have departed
1tid. Battery &C" first artillery,
llanta, Battery GA" third artillery,
Aumbia, South Carolina, and Battery
aith artillery, for Raleigh, North
Pennsylvania Injection.
'rELHHIA, October 1T.-Forty-nine
official, and the balance of the
ported, give tue Radicals 10,0S3
tla weather at the Worth.
II6bEIPHIA, October 17-Weather
.t'6. Fhe'frst snow Of the season is
KoRK, October t7.-From one to
es Of snow are reported at and
singhampton. Concord, WOrces-
nd other eastern cities report
| llilf snow from the northwest.
W srER, N. Y, October Tive
efIf inches Of snow have fallen
Domeatie Markets.
GoRK, October IL, Eoon.-Flour
m droOping. Wheat dull and scarce
afIS Corn dull and lc. lower. Pork
IS 95. Lard dull; steam i9(Gl94.
7 II 4piet and steady; middling uplands
tfeigbts quiet.
Y stsady.s Money easy at 6@7 per
terling 109k; gold 1866 (; 5-20's
with coupons, lI4ss; Of 1864, ll2s;
l2t; do. new, I10a; Of 1867, llls;
X \ registered, lO4t; coupons. 1906 /;
8 aroliua's, 6Sk; 40. new, 671; Vir-
: n ex-eoupon, 5SI; do. new, $50;
: e'ss ex-coupon, 7lA; do. new, III
ForeIgn Markets.
= :, October II, Noon.-Consols
b Snds 7zz. TalloW 49s. Sd.
: soob, October ~, NOon.-Cotton
O HAales 1900 bales.
2 Dispatches to Associated Press,