New-York tribune., 1868-03-17
POLITICAL.
TONE OF THE SOUTHERN Press.

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now prevalent In that part OF the country:
The Southern people will never follow the crazy God
manhating, outsideof Observation-Disclosures, black
Observation-Disclosures womancrowing, Dab{E-sulanSs ulS
ling ceOw-prOnouncing, helldeserying New-Engiand'
handy shanked roundshouldered hypocritical canng,
psalmsnging. cOwardly, cutthroat slanderng, vulgar
Shiny ynouthed onioneating whisky drinking sausage
stufing scOundrels.
On the last day of registration in Richmond
The Wing Of that city stirred up its political friends with
| this elegant paragraph:
Unless to-day and tomorrow the white people OF this
city register In sufficient numbers retain ITS govern
ment In their own hands 1t win be turned over soon 10
the vlest gang Of knaves that ever cursed com
munty with their presence. Shall those who have
built up and who the city continue to ad-
eFasts its reputation be yielded to the care Of ignorant
and presunptuous negroes and the low worthless ana
ties who cOnsOrtng with and corruptng themI PeO-
pie of Richmond It worth an eior great e9rt, TO
save your fair and growing city rom hG grasp OF te de-
PRAYED wretches, the sealawags and slubDerdeguOnS
who are audacOusly and defianty demanding its sur
reuder Make that effort bescech you Rebuke these
vagabOnds and backguards.
The Memphis ArdldnChe, utterly surprised and
dsgutod with the result of the recent election in that
city, soundy berates the negroes for deceiyng the Demo
cratic managers. Tie Post says:
attempt OF Conservative employers in Memphis ny
prescription and want, 10 drive the cOlored peopp io
voting at their beck and dictaon' as so ni{ t {ti s'eS
has forced the latter TO all manner Oh GeSoh
and cOnCealment. They could not heet Win
aud they adopted the usual sfnSs3 81 ~ WcAhcSs ~ i;
Yerv | RumlD and should have been anticipated by the
woHldbe Rebel masters such was the cOmpaisance OF
colored men when compelled to talk politics with their
employers the Conservatives were confident OF vic
tory at the late election Many coored shnrper finding
the weak Of the Conservative leaders, under the
plea OF electiOneeIng for Them hed them freely shenf
Winters was, perhaps more wickedly victimized than
any else So completely did the cOlored men Da-
boOze him that he frequently boased that he would carry
majority OF Their votes. rom Ayaut we presume uhuer
his auspices, opened saloon IN the basement nhuei u5
Criminal Court room where he dispensed to his cOlored
brethren Conservative whisky ana cheer iTeely ana
without regard to cost was largely reSoIted TO- ahd
great results predicted The Conservative leaders,
however have found that from their efforts to smear
what they took for sheeph fools that they have come
home shOrn Land out cold on saturday, they nave had
whisky danced TO their ddlcrs and filed their pockets
about 4oO tho Conservative received less than 1901
Some OF the coOred men by whom the Conservative
whining sympathetcally their misfortunes and
afterwards cone telling their game and laughing at
and Indignation Of the sufferers as follows;
ON The day 81 es'S9 S Gn{ aoa' & one uIf m Hs0' @ y o @ e
Of their devotion to the Conservative cause TIE
Conservative party had been triumphant in the late election there
would been five thousand negroes claiming employment Of those
voting ile Gone,Sn,e u'. % Du Ds uy,' % , Tg 2 Ig5tP
voted the eket These facts speak badly Tor the
w,S@ Gs,5i AID Iii ssl sI5@ and 6saP n
stand by The Conservative bat these are few
In an article on the New-llampslire election,
The Charleston Courier says:
Great hopes built upon the result Of the canvass
I'm this State, Tie appeal was made to the people OF hat
in the most earnest ana clpudllC man
1t their Constitution rights and liberties mat
lmperled The sword placed az the thloals OF the
South and which threatened their subugaton and over
heart of the North It we'll known that this appeal
would determine whether there existed sufficient patriot
ism IN NewIIampshire 10 be aroused at the call Of
their endangered country. 1t was trusted that
has been severe struggle. The Democratic
party has proved 10 the constitutional freedom
publican ranks carry State Congress will thus be
more defiant than ever They can only be restrained 10y the
of he
tbe viii reaX their efforts for usrration aud domna-
tfon Again victory has perchod upon the Republican
banner although with but little Of majority 10 boast
Still the Democratic party has not been successful The
hands of The impcacfers will be strengthened aud the
Of the President the great obstacle TO their SUI
preme sway he weakened, and his emboldcned
The Charleston Mercury the Cherdiicr sans
puer eans reprocae Of the Palmetto chyay expressed
its feeling In more characteristic language:
The action Of these people Of legs and feet long.
crooked ana obtruSive. has political bearing and may
INTO the future Had the State gone against the Radi
cals together with the Supreme Conrt 1t would have
been impossible to have pursued the matter Of mpcach-
of President Johnson But the men oi noses, icet
90 nN the minority, want to he negroes They are
Jewelers.. What better level than that OF the negro
ANALYSIS Of thcir feelings and aspirations as given the
Nashville Convention, in 1851 by Judge Beverly Tucker
result will in all probability be to give confidence 10 the
10 seize The Government 81 q oriaS Whether they VIII
be successful is not yet dem9nstFnted Ihe agpsar,
that the RaOCdI lcDcs VIII use every tHOIt W
push the matter through.
A day or two before his arrest for contempt
Of court the editor OF The Memphis Aoaehe got of the
following specimen of choice English:
Our controversy with Hunter has become stale and
threadbarc We had hoped never again 10 pOliuc our
columns with a name 30 infamous ana Offensive But
Hunter has ncarceraed local editor in lOatsome
dungeon Tomorrow we intend TO give our views IN in
I'm regard 10 the recent Of this pesky old tyrant. II
the recent election in this county has inspired s lsef
able old nuisance with courage we intend TO show
that disaster and defeat strike 10 terror 10
our soul. We for the night IN adversely
and prosperity We understand that Hunter creature
whose heart Is fcStcfing IN ndcc ana uhCildill
abeness declared yesterday that he yes ne, poor Od
bankrupt thief had ~ his heart resolved ana ne
termiped that The Avalanche should be crushed out.
We arc coualy az resolved and determined that The
drdlaache shall not be crushed by as small despOt as
william Hunter. He says that II dare 10 assail him,
IocuD s until he fills the Jail After the appearance
OF The rddHche tomorrow, an opportunity VIII DE al
forded for dirty old dcspOt 10 carry out his threat
The leading Democratic journal in Missouri
is The S. Joseph TiadicGtor Outandou advocate OF
repudaton Speaking OF the selection Of NewYork City
a The place for holding the Democratic National Conyen
ton, this paper says:
Woe worth the hour woe worth the day, that saw the
convention called To meet in New
Work Cyi Right in the laws Of BOndhOldcrdOn; right
among the nglng coins ana nutleilhg coupons IlgHt
among the sOucss mOncyChaugers OF Ndlst! Nhdt
iazaronj panpers beggars- Gold 80 "GOld the shout
Of the bonded arisocracy What care they Tor the Dsh
ing, crushing taxes high tariff. and starvation prices
NewNoik City is not the place for Democratic COnxen
ton the decree has gone forth and there ~ VIII he
held send there no dodger no snnfiei, no policy
man Damned be policy when the life OF "A nation is
NJ stake. Iiurrah for PendetOn ana Gicenback Pay
ments.
CONNECTICUT.
REPUBLICAN MEETINGS SOON TO BE HELD.