New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-03-24

one important town which be visited. there exist
very blttS fesling toward Northern sHd Union men.
especially among tho women. He iourd II uncomiort-
abe 90 meet Southern adiethe7 were not even court
teousso that 10 withdrew from tteiF society A wed
ding took place between Southern girl and North
ern gentleman No would ret tie part Of groom or
bridesmaid. and ont OF a large number OF invited
guests only few ventured % DO present, Ia Southern
tLea;ofs no national airs can be sung or sung e1.
oept TO be Kissed. WHAT viii b9 sung when
The troops are al goaef Nous Terrons In Mobile.
clergyman WHO lad sustained the Rebellion but had
subsequently 70 a better mind preached sermon
70 his PEOPLE on the duty OF Submission 10 Providence
For this be was forced to resign and all for sermon
which be had preached during or before the war TO
that same con greg cation with applause clergyman
in T-OTeau- recently spoke u our cause az lost "
ard went into a euogy OF Stonevai, Jackson and his
brigade ss still marching in the celestial sphere.
So much for the Union sentiment Of tie South. The
feeling toward tho black, is not much better with hon
orabie exceptions. The late speech OF Mr. stephens
takes noble ground in behalf Of the negroes. aud all
were OF his mind reconstruction would b. easy. But
unfortunately it IS not Tie feeling si fingers in
the Southern mind that tie blacks belong to the whites
If not 20 ndiylduGl least to society or the State
and there is hope Of reducing the former to cond!'
recently prayed for our late bonduen born in our
houses or bought with money" They are
still regarded a. 30 much Southern property.
which must in some form be recovered if possible.
Honce the hatred Of coored schools Of the Frcedwens
Burean. and Of all those efforts which made by
Northern planthropsts and Christians TO elevate the
black race late Southern reS icus papeT is filled
with alarm al the progress Of education among the
negroes and urges the education Of the white youth IN
order 20 maintain tie white asccndcncy Hence Il Is
that such desire is Eel; for the removal OF the voun-
teer roops-of all Federal troops indeed At any rate
if there must be United States soldiers In the South let
them be regulars This is all the cry now The rsgr'
iars are largely in sympathy with the South in its hatred
Of the negro And here let me give the remark OF a
Government officer that the Fcdeial officers are almost
to man oppo ed 70 tie policy Of tse President They
know il obe against tie welfare OF the country and OF
the colored race.
The necessity Of Frelnens Bureau aided by mill
tary force proved b. constant cases OF injury TO Tic
blacks But the other day in Jacksonville. colored
man for asking for bis w0ges deliberately shot
down by the monster who had employed him. friend
, Informed me Of a case Of outrage which one OF the
oNcnding parties told him Of where cClored woman.
for what the employers soD. highsphi,ed
"loyalist" considered a disre8pectful answer,
went to her bedroom. pulled her ont Of bed.
and nearly used her up Will broom. and what do
you think she did nnOcCny asked the father OF this
young hopeful "She wen, straight to the Freedmen's
Bureau and trumped up charge against mo Of assault
and battery. Things Lave come to pretty pass In
this STATE not long since loyal citizen Get fire TO
schoolhouse where 2oO colored children were being n
structed, saying with an oath that he wouldn't have
the - Yankees teaching the nggers to read He
had previously beaten the children and insuted the
teachers At Memphis. some white boys threw fire.
crackers from The street into cclored school, and
when some show OF resentment was made the young
soamps fired OFF their pistols into the room among the
children. The young cocks crow like the old ones.
Such are specimens Of the Southern feeling toward the
blacks And these b4ck are the truly loyal portion Of
the South On tie 22d Of February the only public eel
ebration Of Wsshington's Birthday in New Orleans.
was by the oolored people who assembled in Economy
Tall to listen to able and eloquent address on Re
construction By the Hon. Mr. Duyant well known 40
one of the ablest members Of the New0rca bar and
radical Republican.
Yet there are many white SOBtherners who "accopt
the situation in good faith. know Of several plant.
ers once large owners OF slaves who are honestly test
ing free labor and dealing honorahy with their labor
ers. One such. who lost largely by the war, told me
recently that free labor was with him already sue
cess, and that all the Qi(NUE WHICH eAlrs OtlNoef
the planters and blacks from the want Of coed
faith on the part Of the former. They had lot. IN
numerous cases, fulfilled thciI CONTRACTS. Wherever
they did, the aborers were willing 70 work. Such was
bis experience last year ard that OF his brother
on another plantation. The other day was Informed
oftuO planters down the coast, who had been hard
masters and denied all religious privileges 10 their
slaves but are anxious 10 please them now that they
are free intelligent COored minister no had gone
there 10 organize the people into church, was vel.
coined as Il friend. He IL Just the man want" the
planters said The reason Is obvious. IL provided
with the privileges % the church and school, the people
BY and by more planters will where their true in.
terost hes But, meanwhile, the poor freedmen need
protection Let not he faithlessiy withheld gen.
erons but sr policy Oh tie part d the General Gov
eminent will be great blessing -. w. southern Tn'
Try. gentleman just from Texas d. ho.u Ii-lt
before the Presidents veto the people were Sing
quietly down but that since that the old spirit Is wax
| ng up and there is no safety for Union man.
Another sign. straw. If you please, bnt "sraws
show which way tie wind blows" Yesterday, which
Sunday, also remen's anniversary. and while
the different companies were paradng tue streets and
disturbing the deyou0ns Of worshipers with martial
music, of the bands struck up The Bonnie Blue
Flag" within sight and hearing Of Gen. Sheridan.
This Insult was however, promptly punished by q
pany OF Union soldiers closing in around the obnoxious
| band and marching them OF prisoners. II these
things done IN the green tree how will !. be In the
dryi Let tie military wholly retire and the govern
ineut Of the States return o. Themselves and what
cunty is there for the vel5eing Of tie loyal whether
white OF blacEi NIATOR
esD~s.ses.grvss.kass~1ES
FROM NOBTH CAROLINA.