The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-08-14

The True Condition of Affairs
in That State.
ENCOURAGING TO NORTHERN EMIGRANTS,
Sc, &c., sc.

ENCOURAGING TO NORTHERN EMIGRANTS,
Sc, Sc, &C.
Emigration to North Carolina.
[From the Raleigh IN. O., Standard, August q
There very many local causes more than usual %
@ aes VARIETY Of hsr Wealth the a.
vesity of soil admirably adapted to the production 81
tobacco cotton wheat and corr the ssen. q aer cOsss
ments to fishermen matters Of past and present his
tory, and well understood by intelligent men. 3,
reasons exist which should influence emgrant to dock g
this state The citizens all quiet and unted and In
tend to remain They have too much practical sense
and they too much accustomed to be governed bg
and deberaton 70 allow party spirit or former
this when nothing but union and harmony saveus
from destruction They know that now is tho tne
tina. Ssys nm smons oor aen
They that divisions and party strifes are begin
ming in Virginia which promise 70 confscate the proH@
divisions and party sfes have Increased IN Tennessee
until large portion Of the inhabitants have been d.
been stripped Of ali their political rights and privileges
until that portion Of the people ia aErayed against
Ss Ses Citizens lie in to cut * sSross o Is
other half aud TO burn and destroy their property The
good sober sense o. our mas caused snsM
followed dssension and that party stfes and aeatooe
have been followed by the Suspension Of all political
rights and privileges Hence it is that citizens WIN
regard aStors and orginators of political dssensonsAs
the enemies Of the people, and will leave them wthou1
Every good citizen Of the State has long ago made up
his mind that slavery gone and that t never can ex
settled fact acted upon BY ali Is certainty Every aa
is preparing for the new order OF consequent upoe
THIS change Of soSssy Iee are ppx as quiet ~
been undergone long time ago. and no man need ce9
to move to the State on this account ba9 v aaile
The constitution OF the State and tho laws TO b.
vsed remodeed and built anew, and this the most DE-
srabe time for settlers TO come 70 the State becaqo
reorganization OF course, every would prefer the
benefits and the influence Of his judgment and v0wD
70 live Hence we infer that the presens time 10 mo
favorable in this respect for those who wish to settle =
The great abundance OF money At the North has caused
the price of real estate to increase from nifty to one hun
dred cent in all the States and cities in the Northern
aud Western part of tho United States While In North
Carolina real estate be bought for lees than hs6
value previous the because there Is
money in circulation among us For four years We haA
currency except Confederate money Ali other money
went out Of circulation Consequently when the w4f
ends and money ceases TO circulate we have
no money or currency Of any kind and for short tine
the prices Of every species Of property must be greatly
diminished But money IL ike air and like water Il
fsw months espse before money will be abundant
at the South is in the North aud West Money wiz
whoever buys in North Carolina will lind in TIVE
three years that his property has increased from
depressed only there such scarcity Of money
In circulation As soon as the money shall dow In
money
abundant il at the North, and prices will be as high
Hence it may he set down as certain that whoever In
vests in North Caroline anes at the present depresse
prices, will make profitable investment. " 49,.
In addition TO the low prices, there are other induce
ments for settlers to to the State at this time
Ordinarily only plantations OF inferior land and in looar
tons desirable for residence upon the Market
because the neighbors usually anxious TO buy pantA
tons OF rich land aud farms desirable pleasant
dences but now the citizens have no money and are noG
able to buy Hence Is that persons who will now come
prnd ciivo IaDds he farm fOr
and pleasure and the houses lots and farms most highly
improved. ~ y 49,, .-.,..
The Malcontents in - Very Small Minor
ity. s-ii MOO.
[From the Raleigh N. C,ProgrcssI =, 49,.
The great Of the Southern people are ready now
yield unconditional obedience 10 the constitution aud
the laws :" but they cursed with the presence OF
few maIcontents who sorehesded over the loss Of
their slaves aud the and position in society which
man-owniDg guaranteed them. These are the men whs
talked expatraon nonsense, but who are now submit
ting the 'hated Yankee rule, y although they show
the under current OF disoysly which controls them n
their fault.nndings These are the men who entertain
the many threatening resentnents but their power =
exaggerated when II is supposed tnat they influences
anything anybody by their mutterings. They were
civil leaders once have discarded by the po0
pie who transferred their allegiance TO class Of
men who have the interests of the country at heart and
who appreciate that although they have lost much
valuable property during the war the government itself
not responsible The leaders now acknowledge thae
fright is with the government and might too, and
know that II would not be necessary 70 keep thaa
ight in were II not for the fact that these grm>
Ne second the appeal in behalf OF the freedmen There
thousands Of slave ownersn the south previous 70
and during the who Ms loyal TO the govern
any other class They have given up that pecu-
liar property and are striving 10 ACCOMMODATE mem
selves TO the changed condition OF AFFAIRS and WIN sns
honest Of the people at large they are uean9
with the freedmen kindly and generously az crcum-
stances win permit No intelligent man. however cas
deny that great abuses occur but they the exception
One two three or perhaps dozen cases OF atment
may be reported in each county OF the state but thas
fact does justify the condemnation OF the whole peo
pie. Correspondents who represent us at the North
should be careful In this particular Where they de-
scribe one "horrhlc airocity.r they can, with much
TRUTH tell OF dozen, aye hundred instances OF I'M
paraeled kindness aud generosity Az present we are
in confused condition. which no man can appreciate
laws prevail Money Conycniences for labor--
agricultural parcusriy-are not avaiabe and, abovs
ALL the freedmen have not vet learned the splitter lesson
Of self support " though they rapidly coming TO
Take all these things into consideration and we oouo
very much whether snv section Of the country couiA
present q smoother surface, under the same cruum'
stances than the South, and particularly North care
lima. There may be bushwhackng 10 tennessee ane
Virginia but we are quiet enough here ana such 'ss
genexal report throughout the whole country .,...
In conclusion, would say 70 ourfriends 'ne
THAI when they read Of the depredslons OF pusn'
whackes they must not classify the whole sou,p ~
them az guilty for there IL no sucn ,ning ~
freedmsn thew should recoec that the majority OF ouf
peope arc honeet and inclined 10 treat Their quondau
slaves generously while those who act otherwise are
small very small, minority, --- VI s. lis.,., u 4.
RENEWAL o. CrKnAt BuTLeRs TowBN-Tbis histoyS
cal atrctnye ercced BY General b r. Butter during M
temporsrv command Of the Army Of the James s TO %
taken down, We undertsno sno oonveyea ,. co,vs
nient spot 10 commemorate the folly OF General buher
srectine NJ never OF the least service @
lookout, being located In low ground about on slevS