The New York herald., 1870-02-15
RECONSTRUCTION OF MISSISSIPPI
Arrival OF Governor Aloorn In Warrington.
Interview With Him-His Opinion Of the
situaticn-Neccssity for tho Early Ad-
mission OF the Gtate-Soushern
Democrats Not to be Trusted.

WASHINGToN Fop. H. 1870.
The question Of the rc-admission OF the STATE ol
Mississippi, about to come up before Congress. some
days ago brought General Aicorn. the Governor
elect to this CITY. TINS evening ono Of yous
correspondents called upon the Governor.
and found q gentleman Of nne presence.
easy manners and abon; hfty years OF age, judging
from well trimmed mustache and head OF dark
gray hair. The Governor was agreeable and ap-
proachablc winch brought your correspondent ~
once to the object OF ms Visit.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES I suppose you arc
here TO communicate any Information Congress may
wish on the MISSISSIPPI question.
General ALcoRS-Yer feel it necessary TO have
the state readmitted as soon as possible, and have
come here to bc of any assistance In my power.
think The State VIII os admitted during the coming
week. Tho LEGISLATURE Of Mississippi by lts own
resolution will meet on the second Tuesday
after the passage OF the bill OF admission. I
win then be inaugrrated es Governor, and Will set
TO work to organize AID set ia motion the machin-
cry or State go' 'ernn.ent. The ulh s addition to
the other objects Of iy visit here desire TO secure
the removal OF the political disabilities OF number
OF prominent citizens OF my State who have been.
ele,;ed 10 the Legislature put cannot comply with
The requirements OF Congress. They influential
persons and thelr services VIII be valuable.
Co.hEsPoNDLNY-m4,a do You think of the re-
Ge1eral ALOoRS--Wcl suppose as they were I'M
posed "a t.e caseoi vina lney wiii nave TO De for
MISSISSIPPI. Bat tnat Il immaiera. as we
asks ana more TOO. We hdvc sent o colored
senator, (which which was more .nan was ex.
peced. Tie charges that have been raked
up against Mr. keycis amount u nothing as far as
Know tnougn5 1t would be wcll 10 recognize the
co.ored element and tacrc We're n0lo conserva-
i've IA their views as Mr.. Reyes | may SAY that nc
SEEKS the political elevation o III, race, aud docs not
eessary for h,s people TO make themselves
obhUNlous W the whites by IN istiDy upon intrudng
themselves Into social equality IT caanot be denied
mat prejudice exists against the cUi0red race and
vii! exist Tor some years. ibe SOCIAL feature IN the
contact OF tie two races Is u worA OF degrees and
viii come only after the lapse OF Time. When the
Legislature convenes very little VIII nave to be done.
AS / have said. tie WORK mas been accom-
pllsned. The Senators, TOO, have been elected.
in 1865 was eec4ed senator bs the Johnson Legs
iature 10 MI the Ier DAVIS line OF Senatorial
succession, while Judge sharkey was chosen as the
SUCCESSOR 10 a. II. Brown Congress would not
ciye Now MIR. heveIs als the unexprci part
Of the term Tor winch was eected, en0lng IN 1s1i.
General Auies taxes the ave years Term, or the sue
Uess.on, f.o.n JuGge oharksy. l have also been
elected Tor tne iuli term co nincnciny 1871.
LOKREs PJNDEh1--Vnat do you think 0f the feeling
OF the ps0ple Ia your Staley
General ALcoe..-Wcil think it would be DAN
gerous TO let the democrats such as we have the
south get mo power. 1ue doctriue Of SECESSION 10
immortal IA them. me memory Of the carnage OF
the basu ded, the meincry VI ther suficrings, Will
always keep this alive 1ne5e people are NOS
Wiling 10 acce.t the siLuatiun it il therefore
al the more necessary s,rcntiien ourselves,
was y whi... was save aer alll was rebel.
never felt, however hearG interested IN the
cause as Thought IL VAS II Tue wroIS. think JeH
DAVIS was weak man. 1 was ready at the Drss
moment TO accept Lne situation ana AID tn
more building up wnst tir iouy OF the South.
ern people tore down. ine south Is better
on without slavery, though we nave less WORK OUT OF
the same number ti,an we nad before, bnG we are
not al Inc same expense FOR providing Ior then.
The Goyelno tica aiiudei - ais letter Of Janu-
ary g. 1870. 10 George W. Harper, OF Raymond, Miss.
which embodied iis views on the poiitica. issaes
No partisan spirit Of the pas! governs IN my present
ations with nea le p.os, essI.e and the c.nser ayo
que .nai y 5e sg9po,s 10 ebrlce large masses Of
nen VINO AA'e been eoasSeaoas supporters OF the old
these IA ne & raaks o. eeaoslnisa which, whn- IL
soil o. tle south Ana proof OK tho OF
as @ s y % & s hs ls, a "a % .s oas
democrats while "c renienber thEt 4 waa Mr. Calhoun
tion we shon MOI st n !. vas 1eaerai jackson who
In the late Ia uir5d the battling
my SIDE was born aiea hn Dol whc no lne into the
as a 81 ne aa m w ,J: under 0's 3. nto S,oas 5
ao Sa sors am | 9 @ s the tine coa q
skin. sy very womb protest against any
IN The hour Of ,rai. Oh wai or oil dsmocr WHITES
snnd ~ now, ,asias leie = assotloa Ia that trial
ih. eoiosa lnan y oppressed po.oy y The grss. mass
phs state q ,n Is oae se /, be regretted on every
hand; and is, faterier sne that IN the aste OF tnnss
Sss'' e ,aossA.. SEAL sssi ia; & i:ssssm :.
s ss Sy While gI 20 r 70 e seSses
everyday lie Ur shall J. la anticipate OF that
suit under Which hose Influences shall
TO nim AsH rspupl nave doubt In
this choice VI. torethUu,ht. lu
of thai forenDugt al uadlzzlcd the great
the parry. applying
tons OF party policy to questions vi sach
over.ures 0: honest support make and, mind
yo. only without violation
general rule 10 aoandou
stood by me in the day u trial
Governor Acora tomorrow will call on General
Howard and nave All inLcryieW Wlth nim III relation
TO tne yagan negroes nov being fed by the national
government. Tnc Governor declares IT. instead OF
appropraLlny $780, coo to make paupers, ne would
agree 70 uEd o nome and employment In
Ess than thirty days for 1000 negroes III
MISSISSIPPI. A negro vt all industrious, receiving
one-tnIru oi the reurns Of MS laDor can MAKE fuy
500 per annun. Governor Acorn wll be sworn ia
the executive ocer OF Mljiiss pi as so3n as the
at Of Congress taxes effect. Although his term
or Office In The Senate VIII Dean on March A. 1871, "
there be no meeting until the usual Decen
Ler session he VII PROBABLY continue to acs
Governor IL order 10 set tae business OF the State
government well In notion The Lieutenant Gov
ernor not being native the people would ieel lesS
disposed W act readily. Governor AlcOrn wl
remain mere until Wednesday, whel III company
with hrs vie lie will 20 to New YroA, on q vLilG
his daughters Attending. school, there anu arrive IN
Mlsslssippi IN time 10 take The oath oil office.
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