New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-06-09
partmen directing that all troops whose term OF SER

oiscnfrgo from service nearly OF quito ono "no'o
division Of the Twenty.third Army Corps and about
FIVE companies Of the Tenth Army Corps. This order
specially excerpts the colored troops
Travelling on North Carolina Railroads Is not favor
able to Life Insurance stock Accidents frequent
ly. owing to the worn and disabled condition OF the
rolling stock. and the bad state OF the roads.
The down train from Charlotte yesterday. met with
an accident at Company Shops" which came very
being very serious One Of the arles OF the tender
gave way, throwing II a.d the two first cars of the
track. completely smashing up the cars. As usual the
ooored population In for the lions share OF the
injuries. Two were MORALLY injured and six Others
severely The railroads In this and other States are the
best possible type that could be produced Of the wrecked
and defunot condition Of the Confederaoy. R.a
The Civil status-The Aristecracy and tho
Untenists-Negro suGrsge-The Spirit
Of States Rights Dectrines-Rasttng
and Humiliatisn-Frec Trade-Csiton
Transactions.
From Our Special Correspondent.
RALEIGH. n. c., June O. 1865.
The return Of the Washington Commissioners
naturally swakens new and very general attention as
to tho tuure Of the State and the conditions which
North Carolina is to form her civil poiy. M Holden
remains in Washington to receive more full instruc'
tons az TO bis duties as Provisional Governor Of tho
State. He will exercise the civil functions. merely re-.
ceiving the cooperation Of the Military Commander OF
the Department Upon the return Of Mr.. Holden
measures will soon be taken to elect and call conven.
ton to amend the Constitution to make 1t conform to
the changed condition of affairs in the State. This Con-
stituton will undoubtedly recognize the abolition OF
Slavery az fact accomplished aud will DO adopted, as
well as the correative measure-the approval Of the
amendment. to the Constitution Of the United States
forever abollshing Slavery throughout the land.
The war Of the roses has suddenly ceased. Mr..
Bat Moore" who on leaving for Washington was re-
gardcd as rival Of Mr.. Holden as candidate for Gov
ernor returns placid and satisfied. The tone OF the
editorials in both The Prosr and Standard is changed
There is to be no more abuse Of the aocracy proper
Mr. Moore who is generally acceptable to the inteli-
gent aud wealthy classes but who lacks popular sup
port sufficient to make him Governor will give way to
Mr. Holden in the Gubernatoral race and in return for
his sefdenial the Legislature. when 1t assemblies. VIII
make him Senator for six years. There Is not the dig
ference Of straw between either party-I mean the
"arstocracy and the Union men" par sreelienoe as
they think and call themselves. On the subjec, OF ex
tending the suffrage Mr.. Pennington. In long edi
toiiaI yesterday which inclose asserts that
there Is not a single man In the State In favor Of
giving the loyal black men the ballot And he
ought TO know. He to quote President John
sons sci tmens this subject aud claims to be In
perfect accord with him. II the spirit and sentiments
expressed by Mr. Pennington are Endorsed by the Pres
dent 10 must have changed very much since report
ed nj. speech In Knoxville little over year ago. 1t
Ia cold comfort for the coored mana poor return for
the generous loyalty the sacrifices he has made In the
support he has given to the Government during the
dangerous struggle from which tho country has Just
emerged These jealous Unionists" will not object
to walk up the polls and vote side by side with the
white traitors and Rebels whose hands have for years
been REDEEMED with the blood Of Union men, and whose
souls are black with reason-but they recoil with hor
ror from the bare vision Of the black going to the
polls These Union men" having the newspaper press
under their control here whom we occupied the State
have naturally exerted wide influence In the formation
Of opinion and in shaping the future policy OF the State
Both The Progress and The Standard but particularly
the former have steadily dscountenanced the extern
sion Of the vote to the eedmen and either quote with
appreciation Tas HtrGlds abuse Of Mr. Chase. or what
10 the same thing speak Of the friends OF this great
measure Of juscs and sasy as few fanatics" with
out influence with the Government They are sheer.
ingly called pAaasaropiss are painted very properly
another modification Of all good Republican, to the
partial exclusion OF colored men, on account Of color
from the elective franchise In Of the Northern
States and arc told to "et them Alone" as they the
former masters have taken such good care OK these
people as slaves they now take care OF them as
free people," The perfect resemblance OF this kind OF
talk to the old "et alone" doctrines OF 20 years ago
the spirit and language 90 identical the drift and
animus OF 1t can hardly be mistaken. 1t IL the old ex
elusive State rights doctrines which claimed the sole
Jurisdiction and control of the institution" and now
tina, Slavery is nominally abolished sets up aosoute
authority over the social civil and political status Of
these four and half millions Of people, and denies to
the Government any right to fix their condition. or to
recognize them a. acto free citizens Of the United
States.
Am only endeavorng to give true sateme Mt Of the
progress We have made In tho recognition Of human
rights what we have been taught BY a four years
bloody war; as reflected in tho opinions Of the people Of
North Carolina.
The proclamation Of the President Of the United
States setting apart Thursday the lst OF June, for
day of prayer and humiliation account Of tho late
great National calamity observed In Raleigh by the
African Methodist Episcopal Church. where there were
religious services through the day. and sermon in the
evening upon tho assassination Of President Lincoln
All the other churches remained closed.
There was public meeting held In the Capital
grounds presided by the Christian Commission at
which there was a small attendance OF our 'o'dier'
band played appropriate drges and tho meeting passed
of satisfactorily This was the whole OF the National
fast In Raleigh
Iipclose the last orders from Gen. schOaed restoring
,..de IN this State Also those late orders from the
War Department for mastering out etr.op' Greens
horouph IS the place assigned for mastering out the