New-York daily tribune., 1865-06-13
OLD VIRGINIA.
eases.

correspondent who attended the recent
election in York County, Va, (on the PENN
sula, and saw the only unconditional Union
candidate receive three votes out OF the hundred
cast, iavors us with an account, from which We
extract the following:
There was no growing about the oeth. They took
Perponts and the oath of allegiance together in =
dose. calmly anybody evor took medicine.
rcckon--swalowed them right down. / heard no
single word all day about war. Union North. ox
South any reference whatever TO past troubles f
ture politics any than if such things were
known. though. this singular in crowd OF one
hundred men. There was no gnayd at the polls what
About the polls. however, were what could have
been marshalled into guard under favorable circum
stances that would have been effective and formidable.
little doubt there there the largest number OF
colorcd people eyer suffered 10 20 to election.
number nearly equal to tie whites Sitting rou"d
under the trees, on the iences. aud indeed
mngling with the superior race generally quiet oh.
servant, refsctivsone halt of them certainly IN INTEL
gonce ability and industry, above onethrd of those
who that day enjoyed 5e elective franchise. And then
IN URionsm, how infinitely above t.em all . Oh what
for past services and suferlngs OF the NegOl
Wha, an unhallowed mooker, OF God aud sublime mis-
take ftfhlicui bOHhsnA NtANt Nitu ne iths.uNcu
management Of the State into the hands of tie Bhh.
Unionsts' White Unioaisis la Virginia there are
scarcely three hundred Of them all politician
tried and couldn't connt ten ia these three counties. l.
e. unionsts heart The vote Yesterday in this. by
the largest precinct showed but three But what
treatment OF friends Did ever another country treat
i,s friends so since Adam Said Mr. Il. TO A" I
have never personally injured Of my neghbcrs;
ip IA bav
cause have been Union" lie is in favor Of their
voting said Nj. C.. lawyer aud Richmond courtoi.
true ogarch Had ii not been for your securing the
ser,ices of the dd Niger or had We two years ago
offered him his freedom for those services We should
have been ircc people now Tell any intelligent
outhron that not due the aid Of tho
Negro, aud no looks at yoa with piteons scoru. lie
held the balance of power and pu, in our scale How
tba,koss our great Ruler fol- Il.
Ent does he know enough 10 yot, Yes Yes Yes:
The revolution in all else in the South scarcc, great,
than in the Negroes habits and tendencies. Proof
that he is lit TO vote He caiinot be dapcd lie may
be erayenhe ispatierf but Be Jooisd There is
nol 80 mstinctiyey sagacious the globe Hold
your ear down TO the whisperngs of tue Ciblnl and
hcre YOU will learn 10 whonsa hundred things trans
parent whom all involved is closed to you. 10 you
want the newsf jim. Sam. Pete who can't tel,
Il from broomstick in literature has it for you. just
what You will set two days aiterward when the paper
arrives. To day. JEFF. Davis Is known TO be in llanp
ton Roads; tomorrow ho is III the Fort; is roncd Is
iod thus and So has such Kind OF cell, Sc. Three
days atterwurd read the in the "Iae paper"
] meet negLbor Oigarcb. lie asks: Sir what 10
the ncAsg reply; $50 and SO; 1 bear it rumored.-
How do you get hold Of iti Ican't get papers NOT
any news till long atterward." Anthony Drummond
told me he heard 50 and 40" ''Oh, yesI how do thu
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