New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-08-01

The Pardomimg ssumins kebei
Drbts-EHort 10 Postpone the Ssase Con.
Scntien-OppOsiiion ." Gov. Holden
What n Prominent Politician says OF
Negro Suh'rsgc-Thc Views Of Another
ON slavery 10 Rebel Dele
gatcs--Alarm Of Union Wen.

RaLEIGB, y. e.. Tuesday July D. l-6l.
The Raleigh Progress continues To denounce
the reckless Of the pardonng power in North arc.
lima This misplaced Ieniency" it sa,s, j. making
The lending Rebels OF the State who are daily receiving
psrlons still defiant aud disloyal than before
Compriaug the pnblc men Of the STATE they have all
been designated delegates TO the coming State Con
Vention, which body II Is known they Will control The
negfS and mon men are the special OBJECTS OF their
hatred, whose protection depends entirely upon The en-.
iOrcemoDt Of the coulsoaon Jaw whch dis arms only
tLe disoya who will be beyond the reach of the Fed
cral HutLoJites som the State Government
innugnrled. IL is understood that this element who
hold state securities tor upward Of SO OOO00n con.
llcied since tie Rebellion for pnrpose., Will make
strong effort tn have the same assumed by not pro-.
ydng against IL in the Constitution. bat leaving
II 20 future legislation
Owing this unexpected exhibition Of iii loyalty and
Nind!ctnc arrogance, the mon men rndrayoTiBg
ia hnye the call FOR State Convention delayed until
after Congress meets. which viii save time well
great expense the proposed Constitution - defined
o be- reDudaied by the people ~ Is very apparent
II wil be- Of al obnoxious character. judging from the
material designated to compose that body.
These treachsrous leaders, who have bvcu pardoned
through Gov. Hodens Recommendation are now orean-
ug IN every county and openly assert that their party
is strong enough 10 defeat Mr. Holden any other
didgs for Governor who falls to identify himself With
them.
Gov. Holden drafted n call for q Convection
time since, and sent IL President johnson for
his ratification Since then the opposition to early
Convention has assumed formidable proportions and Is
daily gaining strength
RALEIGH. N. C.. Thursday. July q, lsGj.
The Hon. William A. Graham. ex member oi
the Rebel Senate and the political leader Of this State
WHO'S 10 he delegate to the coming State Convention
SAYS that under circumstances will be consent 10 the
return OF North Carolina into the Union II the negro
suffrage question j. made condition.
j. II. y. Russ 81 this city who has recently received
Federal appointment, and who has been designated
tn represent this District in Congress and also in the
approaching State Convention, defines Dis position on
The Slavery question by saying that II he had the power
he would ie,nslave every slave who is now free
Some OF tie county meetings which have nominated
Rebel leaders as candidates TO the State Convention
instruct them TO favor by Constitutional legislative
ensctments the binding ont OF liberated slaves TO ;hcir
former masters for term Of years.
This is the material sready designated % represent
North Carolina in her Convention and also in Congress
The Union men. alarmed at these fresh developments
OF dsoysy. organizing for the purpose Of demand
ing the Immediate enforcement OF the ConscatOn law
which they claim win drive these Rebel leaders and
smpaihzers from the political field and enable of
q clear record to present constitution and n delcca
ton to Congress which that body consent To
cept.
The reckless manner OF parioning the great leaders
Of the Rebellion in North Cifolina such Graham nd
others is exciting the grave apprehecsons OF the loyal
ctilcns Of the State.