New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-09-25

IN this worry citv. In his Western journal, the
H., R,;cl, Pomeroy gives this urgent ana
earnest advice: ,..aan,
LET clubs be composed Of Democrats as reaqy 10 np
rs to vote; let them be drilled III military t0ctcs ms
he ms conyersant with the service OF ntay irnd IN
with Democratic principles They may ~ iii,n
display that knowledge and II niger OF o., ,bt hses
a. to listen to the inaugural Of Democratic FIeSiuen'
OH the 4th Of March, 1862" -.
Did or did not the Sheriff have the rlsn',
under Gov Bullock's proclamation 10 lofOiu
the Republican procession to enter GAMMA 10
attend the Republican meeting advertised 10
be held at that place Mr.. Hill assumes lhat
he had and beyond the general arrangement
of certain Republicans for adopting the
habits of the other and older freemen arouhu
them. this is his only defense Tor tle
rioters. We have already printed the GOV
ernor's proclamation. 1t forbade the drilllhS
of armed bodies of men in military tactics
INIT said not one word against their bearing
arms openly. On the other hand, 1t did pub
lish and emphasize the article OIL the OohSll'"
ton guaranteeing this right to all citizens oi
the United States. The Republican procession
then. was in the exercise OF Its right. Inc
Democratic Sheriff was illegally using
his position to attempt frightening them out ol
its endowment Whatever consequences resulteu
from that attempt are upon his head. Beslues'
Mr.. Hill may write till doOmsday without con
yincing impartial observers that the Kepuoh-
cans were plotting the dreadful things Which,
with the solemnity of Munchauscn, he recltcs
10 us-wcre armed for riot eager
for piage, rape, and burning overwhelmingly
superlor in numbers as i'll preparation to the
4 q lfnVsafl 'sa-- -nn
were driven out of the town almost without
struggle, with an unknown number killed ana
near a hundred wounded, while the peaceful
prosecuted people whom they were to crush
had none killed and only six wounded Inc
parts of the story like PctrucmoS
garments. are of no kindred. Look you,
how innocent were these feeble folk OF Ca
mila. he says to us they armed not, neither
did they threaten, and they lost six wounded.
Look YOU again how wicked were these Re-
publcans; they were overwhelmingly strong,
prepared for fight, and ready to destroy the
village and the villagers. and they were driven
in a moment, with loss of hundred. 20
to, Mr.. Hill
Above all things, as we are informed in this
refreshing letter, the Georgians want peace.
The rioters of Camilla want peace Mr. Hill
yearns for peace. His patience and endurance
are almost without a parallel in history. We
have it on the best authority-his own. Yet
we are not without some further evidences of
it. Neither were the Republicans of Georgia.
They were warned weeks before going to Ca
milla of the Southern ardor with which Mr..
Hill thiIsted for peace. Hero is the way he
told them of it:
One thing you must do for the protection Of your
children and OF yourselves, and for the yindlcaton OF
to be the law OF t,s aad M t one .
that dares record hts for the inequality end vasal
age Southern states. and the degradation OF his
G"orgiG or IN he Soud nor or hereafter. lCries Of
'Hevery II have not got the power TO make the laws
for our General Government for society thank God
se ran at least pass lars for orr OUn homse1dS MY
mother and my sisters aud my dear young lades-foi
am sure love every Of you'll feel that am tho
brother OF every woman n Georgia and the son o every
mani charge YOU this day as you honor your chluth'
and your household aud your good name and your pos
terty neper sGc single naire renogade that votes for
the vassaago OF these states and the disgrace OF your
,ro,,r Soptlv ries of Good That's right Hurrah.'
etc You condemn the poor victim To tho Penliehthiy
who steals horse sOO and yet these miserable vaga-
bonds have ugt 10 bargain away everything mat you
have Yon scorn the crnina-the man nat has Viosteu
the laws OF your country Ibese miserable r1gdbonds are
faithess TO every law OF Heaven and 0f earth ana have
used every sell you 10 those that hate YOU
" But we have party now organized strong ana n
glorious party with statesmen at ia head. and with cor
rect principles for platform. They have taken tho
field and from Maine 90 California the dread tramp OF
Democracy Ia growing and more distinct, and by
November "A verdict VIII be pronounced by the great Tree
men OF America that shall gladden. the hearts OF patriots
now and forever, cheers.l and when the people shall
have pronounced that verdict the great cowary crowd
will take courage, aud hasten to their Judgment.
Then ali, then iohdt wM become OF yOH. Ne ISOLATED
hypocr1tesJ All power threaten gone treaohery
hasted Relief measures and Reconstruction measures
both dead the Radical party out OF Congress how on
earth will you thus strip naked 20 the gaze OF the world
In all your unhdden infamyi What will become OF your
Hoo iciH yOu escdpe Ne dImnGtlon Of heHf IA voice:
There's no hell bad enough FOR en- THAT'S vhdf IS
coming: Oh as coming hark God ia oomin0-comngb
The cheer Of patriots and the disrdy Of traitors
Yet the ve the low, the corrupt and the pcrIured
are seeking 10 be rulers aud have seized upon our
high places but tho NOBLE the valiant, and the true
are still left 10 and throughout the country are taking
courage and singing the notes OF coming triumph le
miserable OF political accidency Matched In the
stencil revolutionary corruption into an ephemeral
existence renegades from the laws f Cod and yoatos
OF the laws OF men, you h notice this day that
pictOry coming GeOrgdnsproud Ge0rgians. NE men
of the South he OF ne NOrfh-pdtrots ereryuhere are
sending their 10 he0ren that MS " and shdH toT.
ever be UROn Of eg1t States or no Union at dH Wud
cheers lasting several minutes Men OF pride men OF
character wOmen-thank GOd-withOut dissenting
voice. and children In their play grounds, are pro
claiming. hilltop and in the valley that those Uhon
God made superior shall never be degraded"
These were Mr.. Hills entreaties for peace
and mutual forbearance between the parties in
Georgia. Now read his letter and listen to the
other voice of Mr.. Orator Puff.