The weekly North-Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 186?-1869, 1867-11-13
I [Fsom the Washington ChronicieI

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Virginia papers declaring bitter antagori-
ism to the colored people, because they re- |
fused to vote ON the; side of those who for |
mefly bought aud sold and scourgetl Them
and insisted upon voting with the friends |
who delivered them from bondage and first
treated them as MEN and as having rights |
which white men are m bound to respect. One
OF these extracts was from the Petersburg
1ndsr. and urged employees to refuse en-
ployment to every negro " ho voted Che Rad!
icat ticket, and starve them into a political
atfiliation with their old oppressors. ssiA
private letter infolmsus thatthe suggestions
of this article were promptly adopted. and
that en- the very day of its publication the
tobacco factories of Petersburg made q gen.
erar discharge of their colored hands, bid
ding them 60 and work for those they vo-
ted fof.' Tq1;lci Southern Opinion, published
IN Richmond. has an aiticieif ipossiblemore
bitter than thatof the Lades. The follow
ing extract from i5 will serve TO show the
spirit of tie men to whose tender mercies
Andrew johnson, who once volunteered to
tie the Moses of the colored race now asks
the country to tnsn them over: 9i''.st si'"I 4
y" Men OF Richmond! turn of every negro
WHO voted the Radical ticket. Give EN-
ployment and support no longer to those
h0banded and voted with Hunnicutt and
lis parry to degrade and destroy you; who
have shouted insult and defiance in Your
very ce:ewho have condemned aud taunt-
ed yourpolicy WHO have left their work to
keep up in your midst saturnalia for three
days who have even ;fnoi,hed niehi.6f their
own color who dared to vote the Conserva-
tive ticket; !; who would to-day cut your
throats If they could. Will you commit the
snicifaf folly Of employing longer these enc
mics OF ouf peace and home2 ,nW We ask the
p,oprietors of our fouudries and Workshops,
of ouiofaetories and stores. ifit is possible,
after what we have seen in Richmond for
the last three days. that they are going to.
fereire 6aeE iato their employment these, ne
gfoes who heye Affiliated with Huihieuttand
his party for theldes,ruction, and extermina-
tionof. the white people of Richmond 2, Our
eyes are upon them.ng " -. i2iij1got D5I3
We Gail upon every man to think serious
" Of the mattcr.lll Now is the time to
act. Let every negro who voted The Radi
cal ticket be TUNED off, and his place be
supplied by those few brave and deserving
colored men who voted the Conservative
stickst; or, what still better. let tlleirfpla-
acss be given to whitemen. There aief5leHSy
of sshite men in Richmond who can supply
their places. and who would be glad and
grateful to get.some of the work that isnow
done by the blacks. - stsHis sg9sa e9ssoFii
4 The same war will be begun IN North
Carolina on Che eolored people, as soon as
the election is over. There are some of the
fopponents of reconstruction who are gentle
men, and who will be above such csnduct,
but many Of the meaner class Of Rebels viii
vent their malice on the colored people by
dischafging them fiom employment ard
persecuting them, becausei of their honest
and fearless exercise of the right of suffrage.
White men will be treated in the same way
rhet will be turned off from employment,
pressed for tIleir debts, and prescribed in
business for .vofing fol the Union. The same
Rebels prescribed and prosecuted white Un-
sfionists during the rebellion on account of
their opinions. Thesevicious Rebels cannot
bear any man who has the independence to
| ,tSink and act for himself. They are the mean
est tyrants on a small scale thst ever infested
any country. But, Notwithstanding all this
our people will nobly do their duty Tbey
feel that it is better to suffer 4 little low
than to have to endure hereafter che slavery
Of secession. rule. alig sg isg; T 5s,sis.sa -
l4lE- ssiiipis -. - - 50 .aYagst
l}llWo, WoiS Wo.LJudge Fowle says the
7" Radical element if successful viii Bring
woes nnhumbered' upon our much loved
State.ril'ii ~ o79is'l es7i7 ~ tiitai lpo'lfttHi
Will the Judge please to state SOME q!
these woes2 Solemn c6untehances and dele
full words willnot answer. The people want
facts. They are not tn be frightened from
their purpose by woful predictions. - WI
Post. 5lsi 0i,tr9fT esi s'le9li Tiasq Ha3i.,ssq
q We join the Post in the wish that The
Judge viii state some one of these 9 woes
unnumoered.p Give us just one, Mr.. Judge
We think the chief wo is that such as tht
Judge will have to retire from Office. The
people intend to have loyal men in Office
hereafter. Wo, wo, woal,, whoa, woe, WOW
we, woagh, woe! ssli ciai 40 isi.'ii. .a'sfi
h. g9gsifG T. -----sls -. y - Jei ssai,3
Ea-U. s. DISTRICT CouRr. 1.-The regular session
of this Court, for the District of Cape Fear was
topened, in Wilmington, on Tuesday The Wi
;mington Star says that Judge Brooks charge was
a political harangue. The most melancholy evi.
dence Of the decentralization OF the times, under
Radical teachings, is the numerous similar con
versions of the bench into o hustings,a We had
hoped that North, Carolina would By spared the
| spectacle, e,-Seatine, ~, .,,.z,;s !
There is no truth in, the above. Judge