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The New York herald., 1868-08-17
POLITICAL NOTES.

An indianapolis nnd.) despatch to the Cincinnati
Commercial says
David Kngore OF Muncie NJ L.tBundy, of New
old Fifth district two years ago: Judge Lindsey con-
tlngent democratic elecOr for the Eighth district;
Thomas N. Stllwell, United sta es Minister to Vene
Zuela and member of the Thirty ninth Congress-;
John A. Gordon, OF this city, and Robert N. Hudson
OF Terre Haute, all of whom wsre regarded as firm
adherentS OF President Johnson's administration,
have taken a bold stand for Grant and COlfax, and
those who have not already done so will shortly take
the stump.
Rev. Isaac S. Kalloch, late Of Massachusetts,, but
whiom editor OF Kansas paper announces him.
self as an asprant for Congress, as the successor
OF Hon. Sidney Clarke, whom he wishes to see de-
feated.
The Rhode Island soldiers and sailors have formed
Grant and Colfax club at Providence, with Gen.
eral Burnside as chief
New Orleans. Ten or twelve black and white clubs
meet every evening, and mounted and foot parades
with banners and transparences are Of nightly oc-
currence. nrs
The workingmen of Mobile have formed large
democratic club.
Three hundred negroes joined the democratic club
at barbecue recently given at Mount Lebanon,
Bienve parish, La.
1t is an astonishing fact that number Of radical
journals support the action OF the Governor Of Ala
bama In vetong the Electoral College bill.
Leavenworth (Kansas paper. in Its report Of the
Democratic State Convention at Topeka, says
"Am0ng the decorations OF the hall in which the
democrats met was o rebel flag"
The New York herald., 1868-08-17

seal OF Omnipotence ana swear by Him that loveth
"ar snail be no more. But anything, my country
nei, Is better than dishonor Come war and pesti-
!snce come death In al its terrible array rather
tnau suner the slightest stain OF dishonor. II war
mass come IN defence OF the Union and the
win gather around the npoud ENSIGN % He Of the
republic, ana planting 1t on the perious edge
OF oate gather around 1t to the carnival Of death
reouke the mad spirit Of party; we appeal to the
patriots OF the North and the SOUTH the East ana the
and national glory, and, forgetting past anomisites
carry forward the American Union Ia career OF use
iulness and honor unparalleled in the history or ma
say colored friends who have united their han
ners with ours thar our swords were not drawn To
perpetuate their bondage. Our object was HIGHER
nober, grander. We fought for the perpetuity OF
constitutional liberty and the right OF self-g govern
ment We have no purposes hostile to your Inter
ests and we ask you to unite with us IN CARVING
forward the American republic IN the Of glory
TO which natn"e and natures God has destined it.
The New York herald., 1868-08-17
POLITICAL AFFAIRS IN GEORGIA.

Tho New Plot to Help the Radical Cam
pnisu--Sy stemizcd Manufacture Of "RebeI
tsocitics''--Fcarful Murdcrs aud Pcrsccu-
lions Of Union Men ON Pnpcr-Grcnt Ac-
fivity oS the Sonthern Dcmocrats--LarSe
Numbers Of Negro Democratic Cinhs BeiDg
Organized
ATLANTA, Ga, August 10, 1865.
In my last last letter II asserted that part OF
she radical plan for the pending Presidential cam
paign to spread reports throughout the North OF
''rebel atrocities upon negroes and "Unionn
men, ] now repeat the statement aud Will further
say that part OF the plot is that cse false reports
emanate from the carpet bag oiici1s OF the south.
Already we have stories from Louisiana and Florida
encjary representing the whites in those states
being engaged In the work Of butchery. To my al
most certain knowledge the reports from Florida
are gross fabrications. That they may become un
fortunate truths the Legislature persists In taking
away the vote for President from the people will
not gainsay, for the recent passage Of law locking
20 the achievement OF that end has evoked coD-
siderable bitterness The excuse that this has TO De
done or the lives and persons OF radical voters Will
be endangered by an election is too fimsy and trans
parent for belief IL is evident to every intelligent
nan in FLORIDA that II an election held In that
State today the radicals would be defeated by an
majority, and It Is TO prevent this re-
'o that the Legislature takes to itself the power to
The New York herald., 1868-08-17
USTRALASIA.

Our files from Australasia, by way Of Panama,
dated in Sydney on the I'd and wellington, New Zea-
land. the sth OF July, supply the following news re-
port, additional TO the summary published in the
HERALD yesterday morning.
The New York herald., 1868-08-17
New South Wales.

Our Sydney mail report Of July supplies the fol-
10 .ing news items:-
The Queens birthday was kept rs public holi-
volunteers a levee at Government House. pony races
at the Albert cricket ground and the usual amount
OF railway excursions picnics and water parties.
The number OF volunteers at the review was 1876
At q meeting OF the general committee Of the
Sailors Home picnic-during the holding OF which
Prince Alfred was shot-hed at the Chamber OF
Commerce, Sydney, 1t appeared that after paying
all expenses the net profits OF the picnic amounted
to f477 15s. 3D., which sum was ordered to be paid
over 10 the treasurer OF the Sailors Home. Prince
Afreds donation of ESQ Is to be laid out In books
for that institution
Her Majestys steamer Challenger, which left Sgd
ney Tor cruise among the S0nih Sea Islands, TOOK
with her as botanst Mr.. william r. A. Guilfoyle
The results OF Mr. Guifoyles trip cannot but be very
pleasing to scientific botansts. $50.
A public meeting in behalf OF the London Mis-
sionary Society was held In the Congregational
church, Redfern.
The annual meeting of the founders of aud sub.
scrbers to the Camden College held in the Con-
gregational church, Pitt street. The Rev. John West
President OF the Council. occupied the chair. re-
port was brought up and adopted.
In a paddock OF Mr.. Samuel Tay0r's estate on the
Murrumbidgee, planted with corn. one grain Of the
cereal produced stalk bearing two cobs; the length
OF these conioined was twenty-one inches and from
them ala grains were taken. ,.
His Excelency the Governor. with the Countess OF
BelmOre and suite, were to leave Sydney for visit
to the Southern districts.
A number Of whales were seen or the coast at
Ulladulla.
The Panama mail service bids fair to he increas-
ingly important and useful Including the days of
arrival and departure, there four davs Sydney
for replying to correspondence. And in future,
passages on the Atlantic side, this Will probably be
the case every month.
The New York herald., 1868-08-17


SYDNEY, July Ave have to report very quiet
business in all articles OF commerce during the
month; indeed transactions have been more than
fact that we always experience, at this season Of
the year, great stagnaton In our markets IN conse
NE approsch Of winter. Stocks Of most descripons
OF goods are limited, aud as the quantity coming
forward is moderate, we may look for an Improved
long been abundant, is now becoming cheap;
00s BY Several late late" arrivals but the the demand l.
slack and prices are barely supported. In building
materials the Cn oqssTns notice S r.
Puget sound, which resulted satisfactorily.
In drugs and cnemcss there Is nothing
COLA and paint oils there Is only small demand.
Kerosene oil mas been dealt in to considerable ex-
enced by transactions In Melbourne, has improved
slightly, and holders OF favorte brands generally
look for a. per gallon. Oilmen's stores are duIi and
so are dried fruits OF oil kinds and 6sh. Paina
interferes sale. Of that article being variously
sii kinds are arm Brandy Of drst quality commands
null rates for dark. but pale Is not so much In request
stocks being ample There have been considerable
additions our stock OF rum but the price has not
been affected In consequence IA stocks had got very
ow and for small quantities on the spot fancy prices
were for time obtained. Geneva s firm, notwith-
standing the shipments reported, and wskey is
scarce Sugars have not been dealt in much at auc.
ton, but where sales have taken place q reduction
hse resulted. We learn that late rates are obtained
for sc ected parcels purchased privately and stock
are not large In teas there has been moaeia,9 :. ,n
and very little doing, but good brands maintain their
value.
At the usual wool sales there have been but alew
lots OF wool catslogued secured realized ~. So,
fleece 1od. Id. greasv, 6d so. Sneepsh,ns,
were in short supply. The following are some OF
the sales:-Heart in diamond greasy, AZ o,su,
at SID: In circle IL at I'D; FWD neece at i,u.,
aud In small lots fleece at 10d.; l handwasneu ~
loAd, greasy, at 6d. Sd; lois oisna sne aaacs T t
3kd sd, pelts I'D. Hill 22 scoureu neece, az
GOD, do. lambs at 22d.; thirds ~ ,do; ~, a., o
fleece at l1d.; @. 4 at lid; handwasnea, AZ a1a.
sheepskns realized 41d. 10000 sheepsk'ns ., S.iu;
I'D. bales sheepskins at 4hd, anu sinailer lot
same price. In the market OF taiow an, nIoes We
s3e good boiling beef. fSs fSs l2s 3D.; inferior,
from E2e upward. Hides IN request, pnt AZ pr,ces
which show that the decline noticed last week is
likely TO continue. ..,.x - ,.,
Wool 1cleanl I'D. In full; wool greasy, Nd esd.;
oil cocoa nut e5s. and per cent; oil lsperm sos
tallow A5s: bones, hides and horns 26s. copper,
los. leather, 5ts COS; measurement goods, As.
s0s.; cotton, Nd. IN full.
The New York herald., 1868-08-17
Quecusland.

II Is estimated that there fifteen hundred South
Sea islanders employed In dnerent parts Of Queens
land
Gold has been discovered about fourteen mites
rom warwick, Queesland on the Canning Downs
run and near the Elbow station. h'"
Mr.. Murray, Acting Gold Commissioner, has re-
turned from visit to the newly discovered gold field
near warwick, Queensland, and reports that he was
favorably impressed with the appearance Of the
country 's-A+
tablishing line OF telegraph between Marlborough
and Gymple distance Of one hundred and seventy
miles.
The New York herald., 1868-08-17

The Mount Alexander Mnn regrets to learn thar
in consequence OF the assassination of the Hon.
Darcy McGee. two Of his sisters, who have been
residents OF Victoria for upwards OF seven years,
have been deprived OF q considerable resource
which they had relied upon and received from their
late brother.
The New York herald., 1868-08-17

which are Vrung out of the people--taxes upon all
our induaCry, taxes upon our clothing, taxes upon
our board, taxes upon all that We see and all
we have in every possible form, taxes from the era
wrung out OF us for the purpose OF payin- OH the
interest on our public debt and also paying the ex
penses OF the army ron year to year. Now how much
would that amount to per man, woman and child,
say thirty to forty millions Of people II Is safe to say
that IL costs us, then about 81 30 for every man,
woman and child, each and every year. How many
people are there In lllinOisf About two millions;
the State Of Illinois for your share OF keeping this
army In the South OF this Freedmen's Bureau in the
South and for the purpose Of forcing negro suffrage
down the throars OF that people, when you VIII not
selves. How much are the whole expenses Of your
State administration IN IllnOiss suppose your
whole State expenses Of administration In Illinois
would not exceed one million dollars. You
finois, three, four or Ave times as much
In annual taxation, direct and indirect, for the
purpose OF forcing negro suffrage down the throats
OF the white population or the South. Then you
have to sustain your own State government for your
selves Fellow citizens the election is at hand 1t Is
soon to be determined. Upon the one side there Is
General Grant and Mr.. Colfay, who represent the
radical party OF the country. Upon the other side
stand Mr.. Seymour, Of New YORK, and Frank
Blair, OF Mlssouri--the hero and statesman OF
Missouri. They represent reconstruction policy.
within the constitution, in accordance with the
principles OF the constitution, based upon the
rights OF the States each for Itself TO regulate the
question or suffrage, and also based upon the civil
lied white population OF the South, until they them
selves shall consent to take into political partner
ship the halfcivilized African. Upon the other
nand the reconstruction policy represented by Grant
and COliax Is reconstruction policy outside the
basis
, 1868-05-29
TEE JAWS"
Stristia4asta, 81. Srni1,
FRIDAY, 10Th MAY 1868.

The prevailing abSenteelsm OF owners
of many and that of some of the best
estates, is in itself so fraught with evil,
hat we cannot wonder that the system
of working estates by administrators"
should not answer, and in truth we have
little pity with the owner. If a man
either cannot, or will not superintend
the management of his property, he is
himself to be blamed if it does not WELD
him any return. He has always the al
tentative of parting with it. We should
leave him and his estate entirely to them-N
selves, were it not that the prevalence Of
absenteeism was injurious to the commu-
nifty at large. What absenteeism has done
for Ireland and other places is too-well
known. It is evident that it must make
a great difference to our island whether
out of the 100 sugar estates the 20 finest
aud largest are not made.to yield as much
as they could and would do, if they were
under the administration of owners we
do not mean their present owners, but in
the hands of such owners as would per
Sonally superlntend, ay, what would be
still better, be able personally to manage
them. That these 20 estates, as a rue
TO which there may be an occasional eX-
c%eption, do not yield as much as they
would do. if conducted by proprietors we
fancy every one will admit. 1t is no
more than can be accounted for on the
simple principle of selfinterest. When
a man says that he takes as much interest
In another mans property as he would do
If it was his own, he is either one of the
rarest specimens of his kind-we have
really the pleasure of knowing one who
does not say he does so, but really acts
up to this ideal standard, but then he is
an Irishman, and an eccentric one-or he
is fool, or Il hypocrlte. Even if we did
not have this broad principle to build
upon, we would have the indisputable
facts of the case before US. Ii is an in
dI~putabIe fact that estates which for
many years have been giving no return
when owned by absentee proprietors,
have, on changing ownership and coming
into the hands of neutrality-suspicious. at
once acquired a different appearance, and
have shortly after commenced to give
handsome returns. Surprising 20 estates
producing each $50 Hhds. being made to
yield IT'S Hhds. by coming into the hands
of resident proprietors, an increase that it
is not unreasonable to suppose would
take place; the difference or the 20 estates
would amount to 500 Hhds. taking the
HID. at $500, the difference would be
$50, 900 lbs. which at 81 the 100 Id. would
make a difference of $50, 1000 p. a. The
difference as a matter OF course would be
much greater, for not only would the pro-
duce of the estate have been increased,
but the increased produce would have
been produced at a much lower cost /; for
, 1868-05-29
The JAWS"

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