New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-08-29

Alta meeting of the magistrates. 40 = Court
called for the purpose Of appo.ntae boards to feg.
aud administer tie oath OF amncsy 20 the citizens oi
Hartnet County after the transaction 81 that bushes.
the citizens and magistrates present formed themselves
into meeting by calling A. ]. burlington 20 TIE
chair aud requesting Bcl min J. short % act a. 80.
creery. The following preamble fid rcaoluioHa zero
w., Aoe,. long ard bt,.r couaci which his ter
minated by the southern submltns TIC national
authority and Whernaf the close of tie ha ef north
cs,ol'1, thou, snv ,i government and believing that
ao ~ 49, ,.,,' ~ M. sts,e l,-rr 4. srrdHr a.
posbe tai c.y COVE racit be- eiiaDci snd that .he be-
sm,icd bach AGAIN to nights ssabe % the American
Rercd Ta, Dice ls peace hes been isiln Fe,ofed
Rs,olr,d ih, We IRE resdy and willing cooperate with
and the authorities In restoring civil government ana ~"
establishment Of law aud order and that ~c rejoice ~ TIE
prospect tia, North Carolina speedily 10 resume her Poa
Re,ol-ed Thai IN ih~ opinion Of this meeting The osci
coudu-, of W " Holden las been .uoh 20 eute him Zoo
TIE thanks o The citizens Of the state AMI mat h patriotism
and ability IN the management n the AFFAIR." ~ our state "a
,teir troubled condition point him out ~ this TINE ~ alto
seher worthy the confidence and support OF the people O.
| tie coming election for Governor u Moth tnoAna
Ee,ol,ci That W. recommend Sell 81 Hay. esq can
ddaie for decgae 70 the Convention from the 'olnlo' OF
Hartne,t and Cumberland.
coi Whi,tle,ey. Assistant Commissioner Of the
Freedmens Bureau al Raleigh has found 10 necessary
TO issue the following circular
1t Is ported that many freedmen refuse 10 ehtei
INTO contract. for labor because thcy believe that farms
will be given them by The United States GoYernment
II any do thus believe they have reason for teif DO
lief The Government owns no Itnus IN thls Sthif H.
/ therefore can give away none. Freedmen can Ohthh
farms with the money which they have earned b. their
labor Everyone should. therefore work diligently
and carefully bis wages t De may De hpic 10 Guy
land aud possess his own home. 100
NKwBrRS Thursday Aug. a. 1905.
Al kinds Of absurd rumofs aud Tepoitanr 10 cicun
ton throughout tie south which, Tor ihe Wht 81 man
facilities are many cases. resulting 10 the serious
disadvantage Of the people and the welfare 81 the
country generally the most important Of when Us tAA
Government tax OF - cents is levied on every pound
Of cotton raised, which s being quite generally be-
licyed by the planters, Who II appears are III man,
instances blowing np This years crop oi cotton An
fepantiBy the ground with wheat SlFup hhAihcluTei
frln ,0rchun u.s. according % these reports 10 De taxed
- cents q gallon which j. believed by tie farmers even
IN the vicinity of Raleigh, where Gays In FfoyTess
[ the ca ne j. being fed 20 the hogs.
Another report, which meets with moro cIedence
than all ohers is tLnt the negroes are not to be made
free By the that the proclamation freeing the saves
vas only intended a5 a military necessity ana no"
thnt peace IL restored IL has no validity or rhect ana
that this will be the decision Of the supreme Court
Hence many planters are holding on - the.r Sa'es
With the same tcAGc.ty As before tie war. Many Oi
the leaders in the South confident that rs soon ~
Congress meets war with France Is Inevitable; WHICH
they claim viii result ia the recognition oil the Con
f. icracy. Considering the unsettled condition OF tbe
southern peOplc aud their exclusion fiom the civilized
world through the imperative condition ~ the Post
ONCE Department, ~ Ia not strange thi' sucH STATE
Of tbingb exists.
The work o! reconstrucion il is claimed Is thus de-
laycd year tor the want of mail facilities to cd
tie people their rst attempt IA iha direction
IN 81 necessarily be- failure nasmUcA rs l. tdnnot Dc
expected that tie Southern people win be- iccOHced To
what wall be required Of them, they having nih no OPP
pogluy for cngAteamcntO ON the vital points Oh "nic
tie Northern States are united.
BEAi FOrE Friday Aug. p loo.
Gov. Holden Of North Carolina having requested
Gen. BuRer commanding at Raleigh. h. remand three
citizens arrested b. the latter Oi assauitlng lreed
man. 10 the County IN which he assault was coiniiied
10 be ired by civil tribunal ami calling his attention
10 the fact that civil Law has been organized III tlit
county Gen. Euger replies that It appears to HIM IN
cApcdent to comply with the request for the reasons
among Others that Is The duty of the military 10 pre-
serve order; that though maglsirates have been ap
pointed they do not tako official notice % unlawful 'o
encc toward freedmen although such acts have by no
means become unirelu,nt ia Tie different sections Of
the state lie also says that Of late several cases oi
homicide OF freedmen by whites haze been brought 20 ms
knowledge but M 10 case. far be- had learned,
any irrost made by the magistrate civil officers.
or attempt had i0r investigation And from his own
observation and iniOrmitOn these acts ~ violence are
becoming more frequent He. therefore thinks prospt
trial and punishment By military commission the only
/ ,dr1uate remedy 10! the evil