The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-10-04
NORTH CAROLINA.


The White Race Aroused-North Carolina
Opinion of Virginia and south CnroIinn-
Some Thoughts On Tar-iIcel Couservntisn,-
The Question of Negro Saprcmac,-A New
Party Formed-t:rnnd Mass Meeting tn Ia-
Icigh-~peeches Of Prominent Men-PIntform
AdopIed-Holdea Denounced.
RALEIGH Sept 80, 1867.
Toe political eauIdron is bubbing up the boiling
point In this venerable capital OF tho Old North State
and think may DO safely calculated that the foars
Of negro supremacy ara fast fading away. They
giving place TO settled conviction that the white race
has still . destiny in reserve The great stumbling
block OF the South has been tho State pride alacy
eulcaed by Virginia and South Carolina The boast OF
virgnians thai they the superior offspring
Of superior race OF pure and unaduterated
British cavaliers, aud OF South Carolina that
her first settlers sprung from mixture OF the cavalier
aud Huguenot generally accepted emitting these
States 10 the leadership the Southern arstocracy by
their brethren OF less professions and moro humble
origin, though from tho category Of these fools and
dupes 40 ought perhaps TO except the sturdy people
Of North Carolina who have always had the good
TO derds the sentimental cant OF the pretended
opoisls OF 'aI the blood o. all the Howsrds" North
Carolina arrogant nor naughty in her de-
meauor towards her sister Sta.cs In tho Union. She
never, ks Virginia and south Carolina pretended to
contain all the excellence. all tho statesmanshp, all
the patriotism all the and all the respectfully OF
the country OF aspire 10 enjoy all the occs and benefits
Of tue government, but In her poverty and humility
Was content 10 be one OF and share alike the
tolls the dangers tho nonors and the gorcs OF
common country. She did not. therefore, mako her
self the beword and tho Jest OF the country by her
overboarng manners, and by her unfounded
Claims to SUPER orty, and II there we're any two
States In the Union before the were heartily de-
tested BY the honest yoomanry OF the Tar Feel State
they we're the self-styled chvaric Kingdoms or Viz
na ana south Caroina Espec ally Vas this DISLIKE
directed A. virginia. aud 20 thoroughly the people
imbued with the anti-vrginia spirit that the farther
away from the boundary ae OF the Old Dominion Tar
Not aonc Virginia dc,es,ed by North Caroinians
bit her srrog aud cOnee brought her into
assumption Of all the wisdom aud all the virtue In the
land, IN her claim To the mothership OF Presidents
States and statesmen was still more intensified during
the war when thes impudentiy claimed all the vsior
and berolsm. Neither her people or press ever
heard 20 give credit 10 officers sod statesmen
hailed from any other quart.r Of the eonIedsrAcy aud
they do not pretend 10 conceal Their pretended consmpt
Tor tue tar heels u North Carolina
But enough OF this stated that we have no longer
any fears OF negro supremacy In this state, mainly
cause The white element Is In The majority, and on the
principle that blood s thicker than and that in
.isenee ADD money and truth must prevail, we enter
INC contest without fear OF the result Our polics
differ from those taught IN other states even our
people diner aud VIC therefore anticipate different re-
suits Instead OF study ing how not 20 do H. at
present oeudng our best efforts towards discovering tho
pest means to 40 u, and do u promptly too We entirely
scout ihe Nrgnls and Louisiana doctrine. rassivi,y
hnu are determined to enter into the approaching con-
test an all the activity aud which erzed
our election contests IN the olden times Tho radical
hu, s. ~ W.T. o. course, carry MANY OF them with
then, but AL their Efforts will only 10 culyen
canvass, ana 10 excc free aud futl discussion which
VII, no DOUBT suit In tho elevation OF good white
men 70 once ana IN The selection OF responsible persons
Tor The Constiu ional Convention Who will do Justice
% all parties ia the state, and fra me Constitution that
vii he acceptable TO Congress
Last FRIDAY evening attended a grand macs rsetlno
OF tue 'con.sfvaliyer rzens of tnis CIV 1beas con-
servases conpose The parry o. influences ibss opposed