Western sentinel. [volume] (Winston [i.e. Winston-Salem], N.C.) 1856-1886, 1862-06-20

The reace policy OF the administration as
shown IN the action of Governor Stanly at this
place. is going on spiendidly. The abolition
ists are finding considerable more difficulty in
xuSking their living under Gov. Stanly that uli-
der Gen. Burnside.
Since the arrival ct tbs discreet, conservative
and firm ,nisded man, to day, We have had
successive acts of bold policy, which, it he does
noth!nir more, will more than repay the govern
.nens for sending him nere
These acts may also be enumerated as fol-
lows
First-Closing the schools for the negroes.
These schools were the cause Of the most in
sense annoyance IT, the large number Of faithful
y luy al n1en of New bern. Never before the
arrival OF that crazy abolitionist, dubbed with
the title of Doctor Colyer, was there such q
thing beard of negro learning to read.--
The mpudence of a woody hesded urchin rum
mug up to a white boy aud saying, Aha l am
lesrnng to read too, which is now heard con-
stantly, was never thought OF. More than one
.. our old citizens have been heard to declare
shat if it was not for he military the fellow that
Taught them would have his neck stretched
Your correspondent has alluded TO IL before.
but atoge ther too mildly. WE'LL all this was
brought to $ close on Wednesday by Governor
Stsnly very quietly limiting to Colyer that
there was law of N. g. that made such teach
er as he liable to six month. 10 the State pris-
on, and telling him that it would be necessity
laid upon him as Governor TO apply THAT law
+o friend Coiyer if complaint should chance to
be made him. the result was Brother &. clos
ed his schools, amid many wailings, lamenta-
tions. sobbngs. rubbing of noses, &C., to say
nothing of extra smells and perfumes that eve
ming.
Second. The next good rap the Governor
gave this class of aholltonsts was to make
them return the stolen negroes they were har-
boring in their houses and trying to run North.
Nicholas Bray, man of mild and gentleman
ly department., applied to Gov. Stanly for re.
dress, he having lost two darkey women, one
q very lively looking brunette. of frapturous six
teen, for whom man famous for his fraterni-
zation ideas had offered the nice fat sum of S
500. The Governor at once helped Bray, and
told him to take his property wherever he
GOULD find it. He did so at once, carrying oha
home in his barouche, although she feigned sick
ness, and giving Colyer's resting place good
oyerhauling for the other.
That night however, a party Of volunteer sol
diers from one Of the Massachusetts regiments
free love rights mer-and true to their primes
pies, went to this poor mans house, broke open
his door, frightened his sensitive wife because
she had heroicaly assisted her husband in the
capture OF his property, stole once more his
slaves girl, set fire to his house and decamp
ed.
The next day the Governor sent word to al
the captains in port that If they took away {
single negro North their ships, on their return
to New bern would be confscated.
That same afternoon H. r. Helper, who ha.
oeen constant hanger on to the army ever
since his arrival here, and getting his living ou
Of the fat crib OF the United States governmen
pretending to be on secret service, burnin,
bridges DC, 8rote an impudent letter to tn
Governor, presuming to criticise his conduc
Tor the before mentioned acts. For this b
vas asistls requested 20 report hiinsa1ftn Ne7