New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-08-22
FROM NORTH CAROLINA.
The Scheme % Exterminate the Colorcd
Race.

From The Southern Christian Tnelgencer Of Aug s.
II One-tenth part of the reports arc true IN
regard to the ilireatment of the blacks which are
coming from all parts of the South thicker and fster
most shocking state OF things exists. From localities
where there are no National troops reports that
these unfortunate creatures being hunted down like
dogs and despatched without ceremony. The news
papers in the South filled with accounts Of these
brutal murders which foot up to aggregate of several
hundred deaths per day. which Is doubtless only small
portion Of the plumber noticed. An Alabama paper
SAYS that this business has become extensive and
common that planters even boast that they could
manure their lands with the dead Of negoes
Seriously speaking 1t is a matter which demands the
prompt attention OF the authorities at Washington.
II negroes be shot down LILLY in garrsoned towns
where the authorities unable to stop this state Of
things it is very reasonable to suppose that this brut Il
work is carried on extensively where the blacks
have 10 protection This wholesale numbering of hui
beings IT, We fear, tho practical working OF the
conspiracy to extermnate tie co'ored race. which is
revolving to the Christian age. Just God VIII hold
the Government of the United States, which Is re-
sponsble for the welfare Of these people, to strict
accountability for every life thus sacrificed. DESERVING
these innocent and helpless beings ana denying tneh
proper assistance and protection in the hour OF need
and thus leaving them to their fate, u an inhnmanity
as cruel the grave, crime for which tie Nation
will be punished either by financial bankruptcy. chaotic
discord and disunion or a pesience which VIII not
leave enough of the living tn bury the dead
Our neighbor of The National Democrat an ex-member
of the Golden Circle" and reformed Rebel In refer.
ing to this subject, In his recent issue says: This
alarming increase Of deaths among the Blacks H. we Tear
but the developing OF the extensive conspiracy luded tn
IN our last, which has for its object the Reimbursement
of the negroes or their entire eIrmnafiOn (more likely
the latter) which not expected would be apparent
10 the public until after the withdrawal Of the national
troops and readmission to the Union bad been Sc
cured. Good behavior and discretion having accom-
pshed this then they, the Knights OF the Circle cou
she protection and assistance Of the State ana loo Al
authorities II the Southern States are Obliged to
ratify the Constitutional Amendment aposhing
Slavery. which Is claimed, will he dead letter.
in any event The armies dsbanded, all Tears OF re-
uewed hostties removed, and the ascension OF the
Democratic party 10 power II, according 10 their igur'
ng, also 10 be- realized as matter Of course. Those
whom the Gods seek 10 destroy they first make mad.
Therefore again say that unless this barbarous
work ceases we fear that Gen. Butler will succeed IN
his project Of organizing q black battalion in every
country in the South Ia be maintained by tine proceeds
realized from the copscated lands of tho disloy al
which he claims is the remedy, together with Negro
Suffrage, which will secure tranquility TO the Govern
ment protection to the coorcd people and justice to all
concerned. All this will be realized unless the South
people withhold their Sympathy apd encouragement
from the maconteDts. In thus exposing their hendsh
designs hope destroy their evil intentions and
accomplished for years to come these Confirmed ana
rreconcabe SecessioDiss are left 10 prosecute their
suicidal work
SIX NEGROES KILLED.
From The Raleigh Progress. OF Aug. 10.
We learn from Col. Lawrence, Commandant
Of the post at Goldsborougb that six negroes were
killed Mt near Warsaw some two weeks ago. Tie
flcts. related TO Col Lawrence. were US follows:
The former Of the backs left on the approach OF
tho Union Army, the b! ,cks remaining They went
TO work aud made a crop The former owner ietnrned
recently. and ordered them to leave. The negroes
refused and tho PROF. reier Of the place. getting some
their refusal go attacked them, kiins six. The
facts being reported 1T Wilmington, company OF
soldiers were up the affair will be nyestg
by tn, authorities At Wilmington If 1t has not been