The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1866-08-08
THE ELECTION.

The places heard from sast OF Wake county give
large impurities against the amsndmsn,s and this
county has given msior,y Of 100 for rejection. I
wske county gave Ava Tor ra,i6e.iion and ss7 for
rejection,
s. 81 The poli.eness Of the editor, Of the Statewide
American We are informed tina, Iredel county gave
Sss Cor ralicalon and 100 for rejection. VI
/ Al High Point The vote vas Al for and 80 against
shs new Constitution. aaas 81
i'This is about all ~e know Of the esc.ea 90 going
W prcss- 81 sas 81 s3s ta
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"A bloody riot occurred in the ci,y Of New Orleans
ssswsen TIE whites and negroes on the Sosh ul.imo,
glowing gu, Of an attempt by the radical party to
sssussilsss The suite Convention assembled BY orsr
or Gen. Banks in 1864 10 form estate nsiiiuion.
Hsnyuesross were killed durins The struggle, and
sshs shi,e men, and coas:dersbIe number wound
ed. The osjcs sought to be obtained by The move
ssn, waiea resulted ia. aS5dy tragedy. was I" ia
vor the rseoas non policy Of Congress, and /,
cure lhs ialsss.,on 81 i. proposed amendment q
he Eoast,al,sn. wrih the addition Of negro suffrage
We make room to-day for the fsllowins extracts
Gaa New orleans yPaPer., containing the most i'm
pananl P.f,ieulafs ef,he riot: 80 81.
fi New Orleans. July as.
A republiesn universal suffrage meeting,
attended mostly By blacks. was hrll al the
Nechsh'rs' Institute last night. The call
tofethe Convention Of 1864 was ratified.
and the reconstruction policy Of Congress
endorsed. raere was A torchhght pro-
eession sitter the sdjournmeni Of the meet
ing. = h9s- :li-
Afterih- adjournment of the meeting
last night the negroes formed into pro-
c.ssion. and. armed ~its clubs. brickbats.
&c, sent Thewiiag through the streets.
threatening violence. A; the meeting the
speakers used violent language. Twv or
three disiaroznces occurred in the rear OF
the cary, rrsoi,lsg in the killing Of three
negroes. Three police officers were badly
trSlsed b, the uegrues. All isqslet nvs.
Ten % ntteen negroes have been arrested
tnd plscsdin jail. Ell
sa Ia IS understood that efforts are being
made by the chef of poIice 10 have the
speak who nsel the violent aud lnecn-
diary language, arrested, and that com
.pIttee oil. cttfzeus ell nah on General
sheidsnte ask aid 10 suppress the efforts
Of those who are exciting the black pOpaia-
ton against he whites.
New Orleans. July 50.
The Free State Convention met al "
o'clock. Twenty six members were pres.
enl There has been no interference yet.
The military vii be ordered out. 81
The police are behaving with the most
gyemplsry eohdact. toying to prevent
1ynchfng AMI no5bfng. w. II. Feth was
drawn 0ui III the Flee State Convention
and carried % the i0ckvpby double guard
nsof pslIce smd cbesrg lrUpn the popalace
end cries u Hang HIM" TIE eSeite-
1srneat isubbsGBdsd The President Of the
Convention end the members thereof are
being arrested one b. one aud conhned,
aud bite nore order and quiet prevail.
"A prbctssiob Of nsgrers. With hags and
drums beating, in1rehing towards The Me-
ebanirs Institute, we're met BY some
whites, abe we're rspIl,sd after endeayor-
! iHg % dispense then several shots were
fired, Bot no one vas hurt.
New 0rieans. Jul, 80. ISIS Pm.
NV WhNA 8htrDtc tAtiiFWfNl prevails
AZ this writing indiscriminsle fig Il 20
ing on, 90 Common, Canal phd DfYslls
streets. Three negroes were killed 90 Dry.
ais street and tao on Common street.
Two whites are reported wounded. An
i inmsn,e pniier force il out. an! usDg Az
rd~is possible 10 quell the riot. large
8. ng2ler Of nsg'pes armed in every con
eeisfbie msnnsr. but principally with
sluas.sfe sssembed 10 front OF Mechanics
Insris'e. The contention has not yet
'-gssizra 1hs p'oe'sastion il being
esl ogsergss u ~ wt.fsl.