New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-07-24
with something moro than matters OF dentl'

with something moro thah mattolS VI oeh''
ment:
1--WE arc having hard time Of it here with tbs mill
tsry As soon as the ig7th cft with their wsnon cru
elites the l65th Zou.yes co., % annh asnds
come from The colorcd people wore Knocked down
robbed. &C. Last Saturday night in the market. they
went up to coored man VINO wa was ssiuH ss ssia
it was beautiful for soldiers who were sent to protect
them to act so The Zouave drew bis hayopet
and thrust hn He died on tine spG. head Ha ' Scd c
with knncks and sung shots. A general row com
menced. The Saith massachusetts 1sth, u h,u
came. The Zouaves left but to return w VII ns, ~,
force The 54tn left The ZOnaves then zen on u7
people, Many fed-a number Of them severely Wouhu'
ed The Rebels have 70 do with inc whos lna..v. :
zouayes and Rebels were always together NJ ,ot,ce
street fights daily with Zouaves and lebels 20 uo.o
whatever taken by the commanders OF the po's ~
district until this Saturday night when the row rvs'
lfe Then the General ordered them out OF inc Guy;
by the Re bells in different parts Of the city They cohn
ued their dcpredadions on Sunday and Monday IN Gus,
gu-se citizens. Where did they get the coInes,
ON the Rebels Strange this regiment should Do SEM
here Three weeks ago forty Of them were sentenced
to be shot tbut pardoned for az ~,
Pulaski. They were sent nom the CITY OF oaVhnh"n '
cfueliies on cOl0rod persons.
The accounts We have before printed from
Norfolk, Newbern and other places, are too SINH
lar to this to leave any doubt of its general
truthfulness. Moreover this Charleston writer
makes the same remark that was made by the
Norfolk correspondent recently quoted:
81 an Impressed hat The Copperh,Gds ddsmined
TO creoh d,ssotnfaotioD among ns eotor,d Pe1pe
| aQainst the GorsTEnsni. These cruo.ti~s boin2 per
formed hy United States troops they 10 many See
how your Northern friends yOD. l. IL not better
for you to be slaye,t Your freedom won't DO much
good for your people. Your supposed friends intend 10
treat you than your masters They wlth 70 ses
you out OF the country"
The colored people called mass meeting ut
lions Church on the 10th inst, and resolved:
THAT we the colorcd citizens Of South Carolina;
residing in the City of Charleston deem II rght aud
proper that we slould know from the COMMANDER oi
his district what nav be the cause OF moestation
by those whom the Government las placed mere Tor th
protection Of all loyal citizens. We are quite sure OF
p accful conduct IN the community sn9 II He can,
ban proper Information from TIE authorizes qua
be re,iressed will appeal 20 the Government NJ
Washington. We are determined not 10 permit inr-
Their sny nirusioDs upon rights as loyal ci,Iens
nor .nf actions upon the Government OF the Oniteu
States.
TO that manly and respectful protest and
appeal, Gen. Hatch has made, so far as We
know. no response. Whether it reached the
ear of tho commander of the Department we
canno, tell. but il shall not be our fault il 1t Is
not heard at the North. The Government nnst
take notice that these outrages upon the Freed
men are 50 frequent as to be systematic, and II
they are permitted to continue, will bring The
same reproach upon the military authorities al
Washington that they have already brought
upon their subordinates in South Carolina and
other States And they will surely bring some
thing else, for it is impossible not to see IN the
final sentence of that resolution Of the colored
people the declaration of resolve that they
WILL if need be- protect uemselves. We trust
the Government will be wise IN time.