Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-23
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Sundays Report.


Il Ehoh2 1O1AM A2EOAAm@e
NEW YoEK, Oct 22.-Tbe Herald ha.
Charleston dates 70 ths 18Th.
On the day Of election IN South Car.
oliDa for Governor and members of the
| Legislature, Gen Bennett issued an or.
der Prohibiting any army officers in any
manner interfering With IL, and prohib-
iting tho presence Of soldiers in the vi
cinity Of polling places
| The working men of Charleeton held
. MEETING on the 18th inst at which
they adopted sn address to their feIIow
citizens, and nominated Wade Hampton
for Governor. Ia their address they tx.
pressed their belief that the destruction
Of slavery will nltimatsIy prove q great
beneftto all the peopls of the State, es-
pecially 70 the working mau, as Il viii
tend 10 frs, him from the monopoliza-
ton of capitalists, and dignity labor.
The hostile attitude toward each other
iuasone psrts Of South Carolina Il req
rssentrd as assuming phase threaten.
log serious resalts, unless the difficulties
ba speedily adjusted, EspecislIy is this
the case along the coast, and on the sea
Islands5 where the negroes have been
established upon the abandoned planta-
ti0Dsy subject 70 Che control OF the Freed
mems Bureau. Pianters who, now that
the rebellion has been crushed, are anx-
ious TO regain possession Of these lsnds:
Jblege that the freedmen are allowing
them to 10 TO ruin, do not raise enough
for their own support; are totally ,ee-
lecting preparations for the next year !
crop. and refuse TO give up possession.
The white South Carolinians are con-
.sidsrabiy incensed against the Freed.
mems Bureau officials, whom they
charge with encouraging negroes 10
their assumptions
Il is principally with the object Of
endeavoring 10 adjust these difficulties,
~ No have heretofore annennced, that
lGeneraI Howafd. commEasioner of shs
Freedman's Bureau, 10 now on a visit
to South Carolina.
The Generel arrived In Charleston on
Tuesday last oy the overland route from
Raleigh, North Carolina, and left the
next day for Columbia TO have an inter.
.visw wiah Goveraor Perry. Itia expect |
ed that on bic return 70 Charleston he |
will deliver an address to the eitizena.
"a disastrous Gre, atteuded With loss
OF lifei occurred 10 CharIesGon last
Wednesday IL was in the business part
OF the city, and destroyed several mer.
camille and manufactnfing establish.
mems aud the Courier newspaper Office
Loss about 100000. Thirty or forty
persons were hnried in the ruins, fifteen /
10 twenty Of whom, IL 10 thought, we're
instantly killed The others were ex.
tracted IN dreadfulIy injured and suf
iering condition
The ,HeraIda Raleigh correspondent
says the dinaace repndiating tho rebel
debt passed the North Carolina 8 ate
Convention by vote Of 81 10 IL An
ordinance for the purpose OF raising
militia Tor the purpose Of suppreasing
ontlawry, was also passed.
The Convention adjourned on Thurs.
day last, TO meet again on the l7th OF
next May. ~vF r FF .F.8
Election matters begin to Be agitated
Governor Holden aud Johnathan Worth.
the present State, Treasurer, are both out
io.day as candidates for Governor.
Worth will be supported by all the secss-
ion element, bpt he 10 a strong Union
man, aud in the LegisiktuTe.of 1860 vot.
ID aeainstca ling o convention TO take
he State out of the Union. Lewis
Haynes, Private Secretary TO Governor
Holden, has resigned aud runs for ConeI
Iresa IN the Randolph District on the
Worth ticket. The fact that all seees
'ionists oppose Holden, will proudly
ante the true Union vote on him.