New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-07-01

Fancy the feelings of the First Families,
including ex-May0r Mayos, on the appearance
of that order The same laws and the same
liberties for Whites aud Blacks throughout the
Safe aud the evidence Of oolored persons to
re received in all eases Of liGgati,r! In the
namo of all tat is an!odiluyan al .)ssiliSed,
what are we coming 20!
The Uorids Richmond correspondent, sarcas-
tcally forccisting that the next General
Order "Nill, doubtless, be one giving the Right
Of Suffrage to negroes, though "this Is enough
for one day." thus comments:
"The shock which this order produced +, tho public
mind here csn hardly be realized. Tbon falsehood.
and crime entire disregard of the obligations OF an
oah are features in the negro character as prominent
aud abiding as bis color. Men who have heid posi-.
tDps in connection gih courts If law In the South Tor
over thirty yecr that not IN cre instance ont OF
thousand did hey observe sny regard for tne sahc,
Of an oath by taat cnss Whenever tiey happened 10
ell the truth under oath. 10 WIS when te ruth coe-
ported with Their prcIuiiccs predictions or ~
teIest or uuder threat ~ pun!-inchI IL shouu De
discovered that they testified falsely As =, any nura
or religions obligation IN connection with an oi;h they
recognized none; asd this fact was so wei known IN
The South as have caused their word anH oah 10 DC
re rarded al ke-both Distressed aud Gis' eNot save
where crcu.nstInCes fivO.iLg their statements were
found 10 exist And yet this Is the class whose eVl
dence Cen Ter says stall be received before Inh'hry
courts in oil cses The negro IL the most Tesehui
of all vicious 40 mails tie is no less impressive; ana, II
he has had no cause Of resentment toward his former
owner or anybody else he will he made to believe thnt
le has. by some one more enlightened Oh MS IL
whose bidding he IL ready 10 10 anything.
The native Nirginians thus ca.umMated are
in large proportion members in good standing
Of Christian churches OF the most Orthodox
stamp, and have been reared under the minis
trations OF White clergymcn. They have had
exactly such Christian nurture as the Reverend
clergy of Virginia have pronounced best adapted
to their spiritual condition and It's Improvement
no Northern "isns" have been allowed to
make shipwreck of their faith or morals. We
cannot believe, therefore, that those Virginia
bred. Virginia trained, and Virginia-regenerated
Christian are such universal thieves liars, per-
iurers as this Northern Copperhead represents
thcm--ray, We are sure he basely bellies the
name and fame OF the Oh Dominion. Her
clergy have not been so unflithful and her lalty
are not so depraved and vile as he caummously
represents them. Have those time-honored
Southern institutions, the tar-pot, the feather
bag, the fsh-horn and the shou!der-bor'e rail,
gone 10 wholly on. Of use that "Iankae
spy" can thus libel with impunity the people
whose hospitality he is abusing!
And the legislation, the jurisprudence, OF the
Mother State are equally traduced with her re-
hgon. For these very negroes, whom ne pro-
nounees so utterly false and perjured, have al
ways been allowed 10 give testimony IN her
Courts against each other. You might hang q
ouadroon grandson of any Of her illus: rous
statesmen On the testimony Of al negro slave black
as midnight, with zigzag shin, ard heel Ike a
promontory. VIII any man dare look the law
makers and iurists OF Virginia in the face and
tell them that they have for century been
hanging men Oh the testimony OF such trathless
wretches
The Daay Noes has Richmond letter,
which thus speaks Of the vexed question;
an soe counties the people have instituted asystem
for kcerug their servants atteutye 10 ths aoois
No one is employed unless properly recommended py
his former mesier ana. 70 preve,' 'eir suuuun us
fe,ed by an additional dollar 10 monthly wages, no
farmer viii exceed certain hAed prlec '9r iaooro,'
This is quite right and the ,ssten "9I,a prov ~ ~,
negro turns his attention from The suffrage question
10 that OF daily bread and proper care oi ms depend
ent and ignorant family. the better IT VII! b. Tor MN
Tile Netrs is q great s;ichler for the Rights
of Labor-for good wages, reasonable hours,
considerate treatment, AMI all that. If the
EMPLOYERS Of this city were to hold meeting
and agree in no case to pay their workmcn
more Der week than the maximum pay OF Viz
cinia laborcrs per mouth, and were to agree
meyer TO hire ono who did not bring recon-
mendation from his last employer, they
would be apt 10 hear thunder from The Neos.
We are confident that tho Virginia laborers will
also be championed by The Ne'os, after they
shall have achieved the Right Of Suffrage.
Says the same correspondent:
..Tbo subec, Of employing servants 10 this chy is
exciting attention among those whose coiorcd feip
have deserted them There 10 be n preference
shown White labor since the coiorcd people cannot
We. be Impress with the import moe OF running
contract They leave their employers without mo,
MEETS warning, and have become, IN muitlpHeuy 0,
instances altogether unreliable The street orders o
the Provost Marshal requiring oil negroes passing Oh
Tic street TO have passes ndorsed at his headquarters
showing that they are employed, mas gcou enec''
Those anforaote .ndiridvaIs Sho are not eSeRsd az
ocs.d np and ory desiring serrant ms no apcIHs
! IN procuring them al ne Lookup
Convenient, wasn't it, for "any one de-
string servants ?" though not quite 30 delight
ful for "those unfortunate individuals who nrc
not engaged" But Gen Terry's order has
spoilcd all this, 30 that those " desiring ser
wants" may have 10 look for them elsewhere
than at the Lookup" Things ore getting q
good deal mixed in Virginia; and, if Gen
Terry is not SPEEDILY removed, 10 o., can say
what may or may not turn up.
upy.UCUON AND LIBERTY.