New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-09-05
cords which held the States together, formal reunion
az this time would be welcomed as hopeful sign.
THE FREEDMENs AID SOCIETIES,

nv establishing schools tbroug out the South early in
the coming Autumn. can do much toward creating
healthy public sentiment; and the truth may be got
into the Southern heart that the negro has interests
which large portion OF mankind respect TIER blind
and preGdces cannot bear up against every
thing and the attendance OF some 1000 or COCO chill
dre at school may penetrate them with the idea that
the eevaton Of the coored population would promote
the happiness and the prosperity OF the State When
the PLAN political axiom is understood that the degra
da0n Of any class weakeDs the State affecting every
individual, wise craftsmanship msy prevail. For tie
purpose OF creating sound public opinion, az
soon as the hot season is over, Intelligent parties
composed Of native Floridans, army officers. State
officials including the Governor, will visit different
portions of the State and and address the people upon tie
new and great questions lch are before them. Gen.
Poster Is soldier by education and statesman by in
stinct He Will leave nothing undone which Is cacu
lated solve the difficulties IN hand IL Is hoped Gov
Marvin will be in no haste 10 naugurate STATE toY
eminent but give these moral elements time to make
an impression upon the masses. II he proceeds 10
faster in organizing than the people 40 in getting ready
10 adopt wise policy. MS path VII pe snooln ana
pleasant and his certain. lie has done wen IN
avoiding the rocks which the wild schemes Of Gov
Perry OF South Carolina are already eaklng 10 pieces
lie. as do as we may in every event Let Congress
stand firm in Withholding recognition OF Sen
atoIs and Representatives OF any State TIL II has
sscertained that they represent a government
which is Republican in form. Better that our
puplage continue five years, and we remain
subject all tho time 10 martial law, than that a
State Government be reorganized. which notices. uut
10 Cypress any portion Of its citizens and as conse'
"a
bomb she'll ia the Union. The lessons South Carolina
las taught US are not forgotten. II the South were
made aware that its statesman would not De
admitted 10 the marriage supper OF restored
Union. unless dressed IN the garment OF liberty
and humanity, deep personal interest youd be
created among the leaders Of public opinion in behalf OF
the political regeneration Of the State The mighty
North has IT'S mind made up that the battle for the Al
rcan shall not he fought over again. What co you
propose 10 dol Whatever you may say will be Needed
by us Fordians, not in the spirit of crnging syco'
plants but honest pupils. There is at present con
siderable
SICKNESS AT THE CAPITAL,
mostly OF bilious and aPue character The cause Is
the hot weather ard the surrounding lakes and swanps
The Governors health regret TO say Is not good
He has done bat little business for some days Gel
Foster has gone 10 st. Augustine on brief visit to MS
family.
AT JACKSONVILLE
the coton,t7r rOsn, turpcntno aud lumber business
is on the increase. More cotton viii probably be
shipped from hat port this than from any otaer
in lie south The railroad is doing large buhness,
new buildings gong up 10 town. and the people are
forgetting trying forget thot We have just passed
through bloody war.
UNION LEAGUES
ere Swinging M all TIE state and the people are
inst beginning 10 talk Of political matters The anti
Unionists-I don't know that they have assumed any
uame-are very quiet. They evidently have no heart
for public Affairs.