New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-15

Di.wuion Feeling Among the PisntSr'-in-
serHritJ Of Discharged union soiaTr'-
Hatred OF Northern school Tenchers-1A
BIaos - Eankee Uses a. Sac ssaSsi fsna
-Crnelties TO BLACK school Ghiidger-ton-
ference of the Methodist Csurch south.
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ference of the Ee,hodi.i Caurrh south.
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The sentiment OF the French writer Happy Is tai
nation whose annals tre5ome will convic Of being
most wrctched people foT the history which every day
is making in these evenful times is feaFgly interesting
The conclusion Of the war has only introduced new discus
and difficulties, which keep he Pub.c vide awake
Tho recent remark Of Gen Sheridan about TeIls certainly
not very complimentary TO that part Of creation, MAJ have
widor, # somewhat milie-, application. There are
parts o. louisiana which Yankee or Unionis would
lind better 70 "rent than TO olive in IN Lis famous
speech the lsth the Presden, said 81 thank God that
peace is restored thank God that our brave men can
turn % their families and homes and resums their peioe
fu avocatons" Poor cows this Just what they would
like 20 do and what they ask Congress and the President
TO enable them to debut cannot, many q them. Here u
a case IN hand:
John Wassenhoven this is a case which know about
good German patriot who served IN tho DnDI army
through The war, recently discharged n N3W-OTeln
ard retained TO his family and home, and resumed his
peaceful ayocations" Alas the "reconstIuced Rebels
of Acadia IN The parish Of Bicnye melted By the praise
bestowed upon Their loyalty were determined thai the
brave" man should not live among them. About three
weeks ago be was competed 10 abandon his little farm and
his wife and children and fee FOX his life. l5.tnot mock
err Of such brave mans misery to thank God he can
return his home and family And hitherto he has
boon able got protection. not iO baet return
b. his place II order dispose of his property and ens
away his family Gen Baird has pah no attention 20 nis
application for such protection Many years ago the Gov
eminent made great ado about nsufazet Hungarian,
who had been imprisoned IN Austria. Daniel webster
wroe-one OF his mastery papers demanding the Iecaso
of AZ American citizen. But here is naturaliked Ger.
m an who has rsked his life for his adopted country and
is refused hearing when he asks for redress uDder
Trag Ana the OF tre,sop and
little sharper legislation would be quite agreeable to
John WassenhOven who but represents numerous class
needing the Presidents special attention Ii he IS TOO
busy with tteng the Rebels Congress must look after
thcse brave men, Yet this the President condemns.
In franklin in this state discharged Lieutenant re-
Gently attempted 70 establish cOloTed school under the
Bureau and this purpose be called the colored people
together to address them. The loyal people OF the
place thought the young too fast disturbance
vas made knives drawn the meeting was broken up
and the lieutenant fortunately escaped with only fesh
wound military guard has been sent for from me CITY
A Northern young lady, OF much worth, has JUST ar
rived in the city from Paqueuine Lafoufcne farish,
where she has been teaching coOred school Tor several
months having been ordered of the plantation on
which the schoohouse stands and forbidden TO teach the
"nIgges" IL she would keep white school they would
lot stay but she chose % leave her health eo having
suffered from the miserable quarters in which .ho was
compelled to s.op--s tumb!e-down cabin without win
dow-an1 from insufficient food. decent un'ecuped
house in the vicinity but shc could not have ,he
privilege of room II IT, may remark ina IN some
cases the planters will tolerate colorcd teacer where
they would expel white one, because they mink tie
former would not be so competent teach bit chiefly
because they abomnate Il Yankee. or sOutherl ady
even il n Union There Il teacher OF tiis ctsss
in ST. james Parish Mrs. Williams, lady from he city,
who decidedly opposed TO Secession ana SlbFeV Inc
planters dislike her more, II possible than Northern
woman and take every occasion to manifest theireengs
Of hostility aud contempt.
Ia this parish there for Provost-Marshal Lieut.
Rich whose sympsthies with the Rebels bu he las
been permitted 20 retire leaving his fnenfs 70 mUn the
loss az his valuable services and causing the cOlOcd peo
pie and Nj Williams with them 70 rejoice N tie pres
enoe of his true-heated successor eu Brough, whom
oil bat the Rebels speak we'll On one panatohn this
parish nghi-sehool OF radnentay charaeters KEEP,
by colorcd man, Robert Turner Pastor of 5sptst
Church This learned 20 read and wriie loig ago,
when he boy, IN Richmond, having been secretly
instructed with four other boys by poor white man.
They met his every evening and every sunday at
church, they paid him two bits - cents apiece Ihey
did 40 for three years He is pretty good readr AID
winter and now turns his knowledge 20 good account,
bringing many members of bis church together ivory
night with the children for the study clusters srler
and the First Reader and 10 Learn 60 wrte for whlchpur
pose he ssee They pay him two bits month Which
!, his saary The oldest pupil is 81 This man rcnts
four acres Of land, at - all acre. He dcTotss one
cotton, the rest TO corn and Vegetables lie mas
100 head of fowls, and sells about ak dozen esEs
week at 30 cents a dozen, cash down. lie s1peok 70
make one bale Of cotton He "a preparing To MAKE
sugar next year hoping TO realize hog,heaa o. ~s
from Of cane. The cano will DO srpund anu h
basi him for tho moa.ses' and he WIZ nave thf
sugar about 100 pounds Who shall LAY that the back
vi = not work and cannot OF themselves Ihn
man has had hard experience IN slavery having suffered
horrible Darbarcs because OF his fidelity to Chnst bu
now he and his wife, their children being dead an
enoyng the sweets Of freedom In the evening OF thor
DAYS In their humble home Let the oolored peopt
have but half chance on this rich soil and they VIII 500
DO independent, All hcy want IS 70 DO protected N thcf
rights and be treated men. They Will make P."c-
able doole industrious peasentry and II by force OF u
eleot and true merit here and there should nse tea
higher position the Union will b9n no special danges0i
dissolution. g..
The inst decision under the Civil Rights bill in Lous-
ana has lust been had IL with reference 20 the nt
of colored church 10 become Incorporated The Law OF
the orbds it, but the counsel for the church claimed
that said Law In conflict with the bill and the Second
District Court Judge Cazabat, gave judgment IN ac~d
snce with the bill Under this decision number OF col
churches becoming corporate DOller
bic that the State and City School Tax, which Is tvled
upon whites and blacks put applied for the Dshat OF
white children only will be tested under the SAM Dill,
and believed that the coored people will get then
share of the public school fund.- OF which they have been
shamefn deprived thus tie oy s Gns even %"
with law on the side of the blacks the public sentiment IN
a community may make II practically nuhiy, il many
cases Still the Law is great bulwark of freedon IL
stake driven down landmark indicating progress upto
that point. II will carry with IT greai moral
weight Meanwhile, the coorsd schools will be
subject many ennoyances until public senti-
ment is educated up 10 the law A school OF some
eighty pupils kept this city by two coored mer Baptist
ministers, lately disturbed BY gang OF rowdes
They came in great force and boys 10 the iumber OF
hundred upon company Of boys and girls in the school.
ward assaultng them with fists sticks, brcxbas and
knives The black boys resisted manfuy and stood their
ground against overwhelming numbers and though con-
,derabv bruised the better OF their assaans who
after while retired. policeman was sent for but took
good keep away II generally the case where COL
few days ago some levd fellow, of the baser ,ort
fred pistol into colored church IN Carfoon, dunng
public service colored man. going peaceably home, IN
The same law abiding town with its fro policemen was
lately Knocked down by blow upon the head which,
with subsequent stamping upon him AZ he lay bleeding on
the ground rendered him nsensibe for three hours and
his case is very critical The sssasns have been arrest
ed and held 10 bail in the OF &O0 each to appear IN
court on Friday Of this week.
during the present month Union man was killed near
Alexandria. II that SIX young men from the North
who lad been ont OF the Federal service and gone
up Red River TO work. were sitting together one evening
when a reconstructed Rebel approached
them and began to insult them with oaths as Yankees
One of the company said to him, You have no night TO
talk TO us in this manner" upon which the Southern
"loyas drew his pistol and shot him dead. il 10 said
thai the man goes at large.