The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-08-20
NORTH CAROLINA.
Farther Reports OF OutraSes Committed
on the Negroes by the Reconstructed
Rebels-More subjug gation Required i'm
the Old North state, sc.

ON the Negroes by the Reconstructed
Rebeis-More subjugation Required i'm
the Old North State, tNc.
BEAUFORT, N c., August IA, 1865.
Mr.. Adrian Dickinson, leading merchant OF this city,
who has recently returned from trip To Fayetteville, IN
this State reports that not safe for Union man to
express his sentiments in that city.
Two women school teachers who were recently sent
from Wilmington to Fayetteville TO establish a school
for coored children, informed by the sheriff Of the
county that they would not be allowed to start their
schools nor would they be allowed to land, but they
might remain on the steamer until her return TO Whining
ton, inasmuch as they were women If they were men
they would receive such treatment awarded 10
such meddlesome characters before the war;
Mr. Dickinson says that while he was in Fayetteville
negro was strung up by the thumbs in the public square,
and received forty nine lashes from civil officer recent
ly appointed by Governor Holden
Collisions are continually occurring in these insurrec
tonary States between the military and the representa-
tves of the socaled provisional governments which the
officers of the army the legal fraternity and intelligent
political farce Of the age.
The Wilmington Herald Of the sth says
short time ago, on the pledge Of prominent citizens
that the authority Of the United States should be
spected its laws obeyed and the procamations Of the
President be considered law until otherwise legally
determined the national troops withdrawn from
neighborng town Of Fayetteville and the place
dered to the control Of the civil appointed by
Provisional Governor Holden. The delegates to
be elected to that Convention urged to
leave the slavery question untouched. Sectional
animosties were sought to be revived, and the
people counseed to prevent immigration and the full
development OF the State The officers Of the army
sneeringy called elevated hod carriers and the former
soldiers OF the rebel army put in contrast with them
"true Southern gentlemen" The result Of all this was
Of speedy development
The Raleigh Pro0res which has been predicting bad
state of things the national troops are with
drawn from this State says in Its issue Of the l1th inst
The people Of Fayetteville, like those Of some other
towns in North Carolina extremely anxious TO rid
themselves OF the Union troops and made through their
prominent secesionists all sorts OF promises TO good
behavior and loyalty until finally the national anthori
tics deceived by their hypocrisy the honest masses
were in 1851 withdrew the troops and allowed the mil
lennium to take place. And what was the
result? Secession aud treason again reared its
head, the old abuse Of the national troops COM
mcnced, the infcriory OF the Yankee" again became
q common theme in the press, street and parlor,
until finally after few weeks of revelry and debanchery
in secession and treason by the dsoyai portion Of the
people of that stad, steady and respectable town. is
found necessary TO garrison It, and negro troops used
for that purpose We trust that those who
ious to hustle the troops or from Raleigh before the de-
partment commandant the Governor the President Is
disposed to withdraw them will take lesson from the
fate Of Fayetteville