New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-11-15

Will great opposition expected opposition II courtod it,
tesaency tonfd ne pros9e, Of me eansa'Gs asa s os'
hs veto OF tae Freedmen Bureau bill and biz 22i Of February
OF SLAYER ,rbev vent 70 c former slave ana dcca-cd
them taat Slavery had bot1 resahlod that The Ema1cpa-
ton PIoc nation had beer SET aside AID ordered tlH 20 I
.rc7 charged 10 the Administration and 40 edtanded nun
degcn Bere today walking The streets Of thar city gnpunAhsd
not evp arrested They have not been indicted because
Grand Jury dare indci them When Gen Grant Hsed MS
order hii those men should BE- arrested end pun
lshed Mr. johnson perverted the execution OF the ords
Tho gcac struggle The General hsd had 10 conducting the
4, , 60 ~ ,Ii H. Sist,s dcs i would hsvr been
bette or KENTUCKY had she gone oa o. The Union with beT
sister States and theu brea whipped bact Win 'Ae ie' oil
them.
Gov Orr OF South Carolina and many other distinguished c
zcns Of that State expressing their hearty appreciation aad
he thoagh that the Endorsement Of Gov On Of Freed
mems school Charleston The declaration Of Ihf Gae99o iae
in favor 81 Impartial Suffrage and the action OF The he1oTE
Herald in supporting Mr. Greeley Tor Congress- were un
taxable evidences o. progress ,
In conclusion he said that be 0yed The cause o. The iced
men thanked God that he bad been permitted 10 AID the
struggling Light and Liberty and happiness Inc negro
askedfD Freedom FOR justice or equal rights lac Wst Wiling
thai Any man, black o. Nlite sAolh hi't az ~
with him m Christiln civilization and be VINO Won
the Tuoe wa tho betor Hc asked no nights
for himself that he VOhd not give 10 the DiaSA a
Tbey had fought BY the side Of the white mon for nationality
for liberty for justice lie now wanted to zee them EMO! ss
asking them to fight the nations battles to deny then clen
II would be shameful The nation must ~ Just or III
would suffer stin God would hold the Reppbc 10 strict
accountability administering upon the great estate OF Free
dom lie would hcaye and bang about a. nation and
treah the chsf from until should stand bAueess n H
presence lifting up AL mankind equality before HIM.
Then might we sing 10 the race
% dsrk sad mlious, patiently and duunb
Waiting for God. your hour st la't has come
And Freedoms
Bfesks the long silence o. he nishs Of wrong
TEXAS AND LOUISIANA.
Br rKLKeRAPH TRIBuSA
KEw-ORLEAEs, Nov II Accounts from Texas and
Upper Louisiana crops nearly all gathered, and
tho rains which have now in il general they appear
TO be- will prevent The saving Of much more Cotton rs
coming in freely and viii oe In the market but
business Is small owing 20 the knowledge OF the crop
being small.
RMIGRAHTs To SOUTH CAROLINA.
AUGUSTA, Ga Nov 1.-THE Charleston bark Eyerhsrd,
Capt. Dehus from Bremen with 10 German immigrants,
arrived here to-day. These immigrants intend settling in
South Carolina being mostly connected with German fani'
lies residing IN that State,
The Colonization Socetys ship Goconda viii sail hence
for Liberia next Saturday carrying about 6OO freedmen
emigrants. Nearly 500, chiefly from Georgia aud South
Carolina have already taken passage.