The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-09-09

and proclaim the truth wherever and wheney yer the
national democracy may call upon him.
Elegance Of the Southern Partisan Press.
The Elyton (Georga) Herald gives the following
elegant notice OF radical stumper In that part OF
the State:-
We are reliably informed that the Infamous, con-
temptible scallawag IIaughey had an appointment
out to speak to the negroes las there is danger
white men listening to HIM some twenty miles
above this place. last Saturday, and that he had sent
invitations TO the negroes throughout this county
to be present, and to come well armed with
pistols and If pistols could not be obtained, to bring
army guns The negroes Of this vicinity refused to
attend and 1t Is hoped that the negroes throughout
the county possessed OF too much sense obey
the summons Of this ''helborn imp" We have en-.
deayored and have been peaceable people in this
section, and still endeavor so TO he, but II this is
Haughey's programme we VIII meet force with
composed OF.
Remuneration Of RadicaIlsm by an Original
5.s, Radical.
DR.. John H. Henry Of Selma, Ala, has written
letter in which he renounces radicalsm. He has
been the chief support Of the radicals in Dallas
county. The Selma Times has the following in re-.
gard to DR.. Henry a
DR.. Henry, solitary and alone, Issued the call for
the first republican meeting held in this county
issued 1t while SanOld and his carpetbag associates
were waiting to see where the tide would drift. He
has Gone more work for the radical party and
welded more influence In its behalf than any other
two men in the county. He has not held ofnco
either under military or radical rule, and SO far as
we know, has not sought 1t. He has OF no time
enconraaed the the ncendary Conduct ' Of ths
carpet-baggers His object has been peace, and he
believed that could be attained through the republi-
can party At last he has learned the character OF
the radical leaders and seen the development of their
plans. with characteristic decision he has sepa-
rated himself from them and repudiated their
Ubiquitous measures and policy. Unable to restrain
the excuses of the party, or to check the headong
course of the few madmen who control it, he untes
wi nj hta
native State in what he is now persuaded is their
last attempt to the constitution and restore the
free government OF our fathers.
characteristics Letter from Henry Ward
Beecher.
Henry Ward Beecher has sent the following letter
to the Printers Grant and Colfax Club in Washing
tOn:-
pEEKsKILI. N Y, Sept. 4, 1868.
DEAR SIR received duly the notice Of my cleo.
tion as an honorary member of the Printers Grant
and CollaX Club OF Washington city. accept the
honor with pleasure, and shall cooperate with you
In every Just measure for the victory OF those funda
mental principles of moral and good government or
which Grant and Colfax are the exposttors. Revou-
lions do not go backwards, and / have every conf
this great nation to resist slavery and to defeat 1t
will now refuse to put the government into the very
hands which either were raised against it or which
Of impatient Southern men to the very worst
type OF democratic doctrine ever enunciated
since tne party went into alliance with
South as was its league with the party before
the war. The democratic party seems fated to lead
unable to help those whom 1t has deluded. 1t win
be SO again. Utterly lost to all moderation, the
Convention In Neto YORK. has laid dO,cn a plat
form aChch 1a bring ctra acar to the South again
unless is prevented by the vfctorv Of the repuo-
Ncan party. / am, very truly, yours,
HENRY WARD BEECHER.
The Campaign I'm New York.
The Democratic State Committee have issued the
following
Resolved That the chairnen of the democratic
county organizations in each county be requested to
inform Samuel North 81 Park row, New York, Chair
man OF the Executive Committee, at once what gen.
eral meetings they regard 1t important to hold in
their counties and at what timo the meetings should
be held, so that arrangements may be systematically
made to supply them with speakers.
Holman is on the programme to speak at Lock.
port September Q, Auburn 10th Syracuse 11th