The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-09-27
GEORGIA.
observation-disclosures Ineiisibie 10 Onlce-Ke-
part oi Committee GA the stale of the &epmb.
he-EauSTe OF Financial Ne42tiations.

part of Committee on the stale Of the &epmb-
he--E'u1re Of Financial hesNliation,.
ATLANTA, Sept, 90, 1868.
IN the senate TO-DAY the bill declaring negroes in
eligible to once was made the special ords for Mon.
day.
Ia the House the COMMITTEE on the state OF the
Republic maas report, which was almost unal,i-
mously adopted 80
inc report SAYS that >ssy issues have agitated the
country ior Years, which haye been determined by
.r , a,pitranent OF the sword Georgia, IN common
WIN i ,ne people of the other States composing de
n 'tO government OF the confederacy acquesced in
the unavoidable consequences OF the struggle. While
beiiesns AZ the right Of the State to return to the
Union q TERMS OF equality with the other members
Of the CuCnr with the same privileges and rnnluni'
ties OF all the citizens unimpared and protected I'M
der the constitution they acauiesced in the plan OF
construction thought necessary and prescribed by
the PRESIDENT. although the pans and penalties nm
posed on the best citizens are regarded as unjust and
JhOrity of the United States The people OF Georgia
proceeded to organize State government in har-
mony WIN and IN obedience to the terms OF the
Presidents plan OF reconstruction and complying
with every condition. the ratification OF the emanci
patton OF the slaves, the reputation of the legal liza
bilitleS or the State, the recognition of the va
lidlty OF the public debt of the United States, the
reconstruction under the Congressional plan is an ac
complished fact. Our Representatives who were
eecteu under and by virtue of that plan have been
admitted INTO the Congress of the United States
we deprecate the highly inhammaiory and violently
upuotNS NutrdCtcT Ol certain pOlllicU
ana pubic speeches which unduy infiame
and excite the passions and prejudlces
of both races. We deprecate the criminaly
false assertions in public prints and in public adj
dresses made for the express purpose of arousng
the hostility of the negro against the white race
we deprecate advice and suggestions given by men
who IN many instances are not identified with the
interest o the State, which have induced the negroes
rights and privileges which 1t Is falsely asserted
To arm themselves for their defence in the exercise or
majority OF the white race desire TO wrest rom the
negro race. We deprecate the fact that men among
US persslently pervert and eXaggerate facts draw
upon their imagination for material for publication,
give TO the world tissues of fasehood tending to
produce abroad false impression that there Is little
protection for persons and property and little security
for life and liberty In this State We assert that IL
II the purpose of the white people OF the state 10
laithfuly protect the negro race in the enjoyment
OF all the rights, privileges and mmunites guarail-
teed him by the constitution and laws of the United
States and constitution and laws OF this state. We
to impair the constitutional right of the people to
peaceably assemble for the consideration Of any mat
ter or TO obsruct any portion of the people in the
enjoyment Of any other constitutional right or privi-
lege.
The effort to borrow money on the credit Of the
State of Georgia has been replied to as foows:-
NEW YORK, Sept. IL, 1868.
To -, Cashier, Atlanta Ga -
The negotiation proposed that in happier md calmer
times should have been glad entertain but in the pres
state thnge political commercial board s ad
to taking risks out Of the pale of ordinary mercantile
transactions. l.. l.. WORTH, Cashier
National Park Bank.
General Meade has returned from the North.