New-York tribune., 1868-10-22
THE NEW REBELLION.
A REIGN or TERROR THROUGHOUT TIE
SOUTHERN STATES.
THE WALKER NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ~ THE
GOYEREOR or GEORGIA.

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because have no fondncs5 FOR the greedy embrace Of
the midnight assassin Tho who advocates tho elcc
ton OF Gen Grant in this country publicly must take HIS
life I'm his hand with the chances ten 10 one that he loses
H. We live under reign ~ terror. Bribery, nttInidF
tion murder, make up the programme. No man VITA
you knows could believe half Grant is the only man
that can let us have peace" am native southerer.
Iincose Gov. Bulocks proclamation. offering reward
for the apprehension aud conviction OF tho murderes OF
VIM T. Walker
PROCLAMATION BY THE GOVERNOR.
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT, ATLANTA, Ga, Oct 3 1853
Whercas John T. Green saerli OK iiafy 1o@1,t; m aaS
reported To tins Department. under dae ON octoDrr;
Instant that the dead body Of egro man was found
miles from Bllkey, IN this state, near The
road leading from Bakely to Fort Gaines ana mat, nom
marks the body the must have CONS 10 ms dta
RyoWn and that the said BODY was Identified that Of
William T. Walker OF Atlanta, Ga. And cbeyeas, The
saoppsd aa shor az the house Of Charles Fyer on the
Friday night previous 10 the audrg OF the dead body;
son persons. TO the sal Fryer unknown, came To his
house and called for said Walker, stating in his bearing
several days and that they now came up with hmp
the said Walker then taken away by
tho said unknown person or persons AMI
whereas, 1t l. further reported 10 the Depart
men through other sources thai the sqid Waller wa.
ct ~, Fy ~ C"nuty bv iI aid Cs9mtteo for tie pnr-
pose OF holding public meetings aud delivering speeches
IN Tho interest OF mo sad hrty an9 HeoS'S, s. Inrf' a
date him engaging IN said public speaking; and
rereqs The said sheriff reports that he has used every
means n his power for The discovery o the perpetrators
of b deed or ~ evidence which w0ld lead their dis
covcry. but without avail; now, therefore, hiius -
Bullock. Governor OF this state. ana Commando meI
81 the army aud navy and 0f the militia thereof do issue
this NY Proclamation, offering reward OF SgD Tor me
upprchens and convection OF the person or persons en-
e.i,ei 10 tAc murder Of the said William "aiter. A.
Given under H' bui inl W ge't sea- h- lie at e IN ne
RUTs b. BULLOCK GO'rHor.
"PUT DOWN THE D--D BLACK REPUBLICANS"
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dent nt Georgia whose for prudential reasons We
WITHHOLD sends tic following to THE TRIBUNE:
Cen ec'- letter being er ppris. It to REQUIRE
rsp.y. Having -onuUed IN Georgia the past SIX mohth-'
Con Lee s. 90 OF d.5.tate fal,chood Their picture
may frue ia their locality bui wa represent thlhes
Gcorr md travel through the state visiting the cities
ard stopping nt tho hotels. ihcg VIII near very dHtrtI
Atlantic Was a.rd recently by person who know th1t
De- held large amount iu Confederate bOHd - lnW arc
In month. and We vLyc tho darsics back Who're they
were" Another ease: mocrat IN actoEd renaFkrd;
The remark was acceptable but no response was maze
II, added: We must 20 IN and shoot ali sympalh1ers
every id one ~ Them" The travelling dummers pay
smart The whisky rug ounmers usually nave IRE
ancc of ~ heads 10 doubt most q them are Cop
pcru,1ds. who represent cooper Gstur9 trehSl n'
pOgi,rs with pare American maniarinfed french to4-
,i,, yiused OF the ultra riudicfirc sotii
ersfg here Tao crisis is coming aud unless cHecAeu
er, hon q, he horrors oi the Rebellion will De repeated IN
W ,gTaV,t,I fofm Rule or ruin Is the Rebels motto
Tbc motto with the Old rehelliOus party H. seymour
anJ H4r and peace." We'll, II every White ana cuoItd
, r tbc soit ,,il submit to Democratic rIlc, may
% % ~ p ,lir peace This cannot De expected and tho
refusal win be hold be justhabe cause for persecu-
ti61 We are iu n moro dcpoiaDo condition than We
were ~ isrJ.
CoLoEED PREACHER SHOT IN MS PULPIT.
An ex-mcmber of the Georgia Legislature,
who WAS a Coonc! in the Rebel army but who now sub
scribcs mself "a dsgustel Democrat" writes from
Haaknsuic, Ca, under date Of sept 81, Ss follows;
40 longer ago tlaLlIt night colored preacher was
vas cu slcrd iu religious services with hi- pcopie some
thing hse week aso' not ir ifon tl5 lltg' negro
j. died yesterday. Tho cuh, commonly called Grant
rb. puou urctoes ore ie theaict 81 va.f NUMBER
uI a4 tLe leaders Oroii'ess are usually hunted ava
shot mere eHmr. see no ifuri ~ thc heS.Yt5 ni
Georgia except 'o remand the STATE back 10 the uily
p1.,r And ctuHut ,re how CouCcss can DO other
wse Il tIc uego mumhcys cf the Legislature are de-
ti.d lr -lnr ~. at@s".ins @ 10 nj 1;o'S ' ,ii
T. !. NC we 'ra,''y @ M ,J Vhr Ter limits Thonsnuds ot
orb. kI.rd or starved tO death. Congress would aet
wisely o throw Georgia oar OF tho ELECTORAL count at tie
coming election.
PERSECUTION or An EDITOR IN GEORGIA.
J. Clarl % Swlyze, editor of The Macon Union,
las long bsla fighting an uneven lglt with the Rebels Of
that section These Rebels having either bought OF or
frightened away compositors that he compelled
10 reduce his paper that he may be able to do
an the WORK upon 70 i-oli, ne tis salutrs ms eitISs
last month or two tho Democracy OF Macon have
laft stone uuturned that the turning would UuIe ne
tend 10 force Ihr AericaH InoH 70 aDnud ITO chosen
fr: II has forced the WALL IL has stripped us Of the
list assistant aud ei Us upon our or own & neSontses &
Into batte-wo carry on snrplds weight We renew the
contest >ugChAuded, bat with redOubled dctermn ttion
We can publish Tie ANA ern t"lon ~ Macon ahd onr
friends ana patrons patriotic enough 10 sustain us ~
the cIort 30 that nothing now but the assassin shall
hIIdvr TO-
rIR.T-CIASs REEFL ACCOUNT OF THE PIRACY
NEAR MEMPHIS.
lCouc,popd,uae of B.ck Pomeroys Democrat
MEMPHIS, Oct. 1.-The excitement IN this
quarter concerning the shipment of 50oJ stand of
fun the Detroit Arsenal 10 the Loyal Lcaguers and ug
gers of Arkansas hnd nearly suhGeI and Mohd soon
have become mere thlhg ot ihe past hut tObty the
hitler that the steamer Ncspg u on its way
FROM Little Rock having 100 Arkansas militia on board
70 project the shipment So you perceive We are Deng
invaded by militia force from another state which,
believe. contrary to The spirit al that anuquated ana
Obsolete law-iustrumeut once known the Constitution
az the United states. Tho whole Truth concerning these
-'oyntH - @ ro ro,' ~ A. 20 q Uoimns ~ nnr"based at the
Detroit Arsenal. 5000 stands ~ PFlssan arms. at 70
apiece. and shipped them 70 this place, to reshp
nj proHa5e prices that will suit Themselves The militia
aud LOYAL caguers have been eagerly expecting these
vcpos Tor sovera weeks past and many OF them have
threatened all sorts Of wicked things that will cnsue
when they get them into their hands. But really, we
cannot that they will be nearly so dangerous then as
they are now. for. nasmuch the arms are specua-
verify thcy the most useless lot or guns, WITH
out Ammunition that ever were seen They about
useless ordnance as were the Springfield hntlock
ets that fell into the hands Of the COneds IN lsdl and
remember well that the most effective OF those had To be
touched OF from the powderpan with lighted cigars and
hot GOALS The principal object OF tho enterprise Is To
make big speculation out OF the state OF Arkansas and
10y placing the weapons IN the hands OF tho mesh. TO i'll
timdato the cOwcd and felrully uhjugated Racken-
sacks against voting adversely 10 Radical bohests l
that Arkansas awfuy whipped and that, too, by
ngRcrs.
REIGN or VIOLENCE IN LOUISIANA.
From Tie Noy orlea1s Republican, Oct. 81
When Gov. WnrmOth, in an official letter To
the President called the attention Of the country tO the
awess condition Of society In state when he stated
NOD cnInmlitnl WITHIN n short