New-York tribune., 1866-11-30

tho constitutional Amendment History ne says Iura g
few examples OF people who have oeeR rpea % & 10 % he
Sonth Every concession 50 far rom toohinf W. ~ ~
the victors, has shalened s cone,sons which
be south hns given her armies alu ,oMn ii @ =,
and des 10 the persistent exclusion from Congress even OF
& psnr,sentaes es could take the test oath Hence ne
avs this Amendment has not been propos'u Y w. Gn,j
b houses ofa legally constituted COhSI' anu III - 10 - s
utionaIIy nor cenatcly before single or I
cation Waving this point he 1oneus % ctste o rotig II
emf with the interest with the hoh9I ol wv Mi ihr
The third section carried out wouI heSeaiiS ~ S ir
perjury the part OF those n Iiiops m of grave char
they filled There are 9ther o9oI ~ aJonteI we
acter which might be urged II e ,rioulI le
not only have guarantee that our indications
admitted TO Congress but mere az, boveycr
mat thew would sin he excluded lt Is N % G
% iii of tTe peoplc Of the State that am jusilhed ~
lin, b" n The constitutional Amendment to be a13pc
Tre oT own serespect and the respect Of onr posiey ny
refusing To be the mean instruments OF OUT wv SUNNY"
EMIGRATION EXCITEMENT.
The arrival of ZOO freed people at this port, the iact
that vessel large commodous and seaWoS H S g'Is more a.
the wharf receiving these people anu every n & e nat Of bs
people TO find whore there Is no peldiee Oh aogot
color We have learned mauy iac's llIn & ,Iv oI t IN
which could not learn Otherwise W IN, o, er ,b,
the interior these States there Is no eay prospect o W.
people TO live unless teey 3 DScos onnoyone Which are in o
tion are calculated TO place the freed people IN WsJ
tithy are robbed Of nearly all their years labor women
and men are tied up and whipped ih InneoS c tbe Mil
night assasns who prow about hunting them Ibey Yen US
thai IL is nothing strange TO find dead bodies ana bones III o
no school and hardly religion privileges Many oil Ue Pn
ters are prohibiting meetings their plantations ana oe
wise hindting development Of the people INTO Hr'o
We learn also that the planters the island OF Edsto nav
combined hire foot oflndto the freedmen ana nave %
certain standard Of wages them Many men VINO pancu
last year on Johns James Islands have determined 10
leave this year and gong to Florida With oil these as
advantages is it wonder that the people excited ana
going 10 Aficaf We have heretofore believed that the "h
ern men were humane enough that their own interests
demand the encouro cement Of the aborc 10 remain among
them but IL as II they are not YET lhsuuce u Io
bly, will not be till too late. .., t
do
portions and other states that facts do not u
We know cases in COleton and Williamsburg DISTRICTS
where freedmen have worked hard upon their crops nn Wne
ready for the harvest they Tunned OF by me whites m
der a preex their horses taken from them their corn ana
cotton seized and their lives icoparZed We do NOT NI
thus for political effect no. but write knowing ha h'Ie
is class Of our white people who disposed to do uceh
that these things may bc put stop to- The Courier says;
Far better will Il be for this class Of population to stay
where thew nre aud hamouiOuy with those who have
proven philanthropy toward them rather than trust to
The charities Colonization Societies what Is still worse
the uncertainties attending residence strange and
where they VIII have 20 depend upon their own resources
and eXeTtOns'
And work harmoniosly fersooth Let the people change
their tactics and prove something even less than philanthropy
toward them and they win be able by their own exerios
upon which the South had grown fat 10 provide for them
selves and live poaceab and m harmony win e others IN i'
country charleston Leader Negro Paper.