, 1865-08-14
POSTSCRIPT. .'
O'CLOCK i. Il

new IoRK, Aux. 1s.-Tbe 1.r.srs Rale,ch
correspondent s25s: Ths desire. 50 1eat1v
urantno ous as to be called general, is man.
lfested everywhere to resume the old
customs OF before The WOE. a great deal Of
loyalty talked OF here IL at1.cted By this motive,
People are sick SID tired Of tho p11v2tious en-.
tai1ed hy tho blockade md other concomitaats Of
war, and Will do anything to remove The obstacles
rew in tho Nsy. The Intent lore for tho Union
which exhibited Itself in oppo,itioa to payie'
utusp7tioha, BY outraEes Oh Federal p1i;oaers
AID hprdred other Ways during the
var. is now untr1mueIed, aEd shows
!tlef IN manner satisfactory to hny conaeryat1ye
'ob.eryer. A IreRt msJorlty Of the inhabit.nt. In
the state entertain these eentiments; hut uoona
csn eeu3 that there Is a factious clique OF Gun
qusred hut rot sabdned Japanese, who arc dforcs
In our hire, who do not. They arc Of tho Wado
naDpton expatzta'lon style, aud consider them.
eelves the high toned gentry Of the South, and
t.lk abtut ftnkee m1dkttls and colonization g.
eteties. This elsss is, at moet, too insignificant
to att1n1t attention. f''>
The people At large are sofe headed over the
loss Of theit slarea. Once In a while while man
Ia 10 be fouEd who says that he is e1.d that they
are lree; Int, notwithstanding theis 1eluttasca
to giving up their property, they submit grace
fully, and a. aoon ~ 1t u demonstrated that ffes
labor Is more profitable than slave, they will one
and all be sctolced. They a.o inst coming to this
ccEc!nktop. ard venture the prediction that m
othtE harvcet will ind North Caroli1a II r,rht
on the Niger. Radical changes cannot be e.
pected IN dsy, and this sudden aboliahine Ut
tie cnstcms OF aeEc1aNone: has prtlurcd shock
from which 1t will take time to recover. A IN |
instance Of the increase Of kindly feeling toHars
freedmen, Col. WhtttleseS, Superintendent for |
this Slate, Of Gen. Howard's Bureau received AZ.
pl1catons from ssveIa! different PARTIES, citizens
of the State, for assistance IN securing the 1abor
ofscvtTa1 hundred head Of wo1kmen, for farms |
spd plan tations IN Edgccomb and o,her counties.
Gentlemen interested IN the movement ara |
threwd, ftT.tee1ng business men, who appreciate |
The fact that the !abor Of freedmen can be- obtained
Just now ve1y cheap, and owing 10 tho fmpoFer> |
l.hed condition Of the state agricultural uro-
doets are very valuable. 1t Is understood thew
intend to 1usu2u1ate the ten hour system Of labor
and hy careful dlsetpllne, eradicate the Rlothfn.
n1ss eDsendered In freedmen by slavery.
i. II. EaAtman.
!: The Tlmes' Washington special says 1t has been
circulated in the West that +. Il. Eastman, a |
prominent lawyer Of Tennessee, was about to |
ceptink The pot Of confidential seeretary tn
President Johnsou. Mr. Eastman was aeked by
the President 10 assume those relations with him
SID wolld baye done 60 bpt for the ascria-e II
would entail Of a large and lucrative p.act1ee.
He hiss rot Jet pesiuselJ declined, but 1t ia m.
teistocd that The President, In view Of the ctr.
coms'aucts, will lot mast en- the appointment,
Fora,a Theatre, t
Ford's Theatre Aas been completely netamoy-
ph1zed. The etngs box In which the prtstden. /
was asEatainated, IS removed. The building vii,
be ready in a short time for the reception or the
rebel archives.