The tri-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1866-1868, 1867-05-02

5T;mes.--Prompt and Proper
,-,1,e of Treason by Gen. Schoheld.
"T,o Richmond correspondent OF the New
York HeruW says:
W.. p;ol,mond Times has attained no
!"e commence of late for its blood and
tooiInr articles against reconstruction, an
.'l"', r,rrs and host OF other imaginary Ills
Nc ,:ah affect the South, and which, IN the
W.T.; wed brain of its editor, are enough 10
ext, tI,s heavens weep and Congress moe
MAJ hosd for shame. Gen. Schoheld, dlsap-
It's Inc of this obnoxious ana compustlhle
p,,o ~ literature, has addressed the follow
style riar TO the editor, in which is embod-
NJ u q paragraph from yesterdays editorial
ieo i've of the unreconstructed spirit OF
ihuS., ,"',er The people Of Richmond dis
the P"r altogether OF this obstructive and
:alpcpendary policy of an organ which CLAIMS
lRc'" '',os: their confidence and as for the
to pJES n nt the State, they utterly repudiate
peop,I.n of this stamp. A few-of
lleMsp' rnl;tical fanatics and worn out fac
cou'st still adhere to the suicidal doctrines
'lon' sI.,d and defeated party. the rcsurrec-
OF " " WHICH is certainly beyond all posi-
ti .'.l % The paragraph alluded to has refer
pn'S. .bs Efforts Of Senator Wilson and
ene: :,'u Nor;hern politicians, who seek to
s'iill'" t,,a co,orct with the white race of the
en"1b IN one great Republican party.
Hp'o'Rs FIRST DISTRICT,
STATE OF VIRGINIA,
R1rnNoHD, Va, April 81, 1867.
r.. CHARLES II. WYNNE, proprietor of the
'Hi ES,ichn.ond Times, Richmond, Va
SR-The commanding general directs me
70 call your attention to an eoltorlal aftlcie
IN the Richmond Times OF TINS morning,
headed, "a Black Mans Party IN Virginia, "
and to say that while he desires not only to
"n,,;+ Int to encourage the utmost freedom
IF discussion Of political questions, the char
o.+nr nf the article referred to calls for Sc
> ,ora censure Especially the following
.rnr,7s--..it is Il proposition which implies
that they are ready to grasp the blood STAIN
W. hands of the authors of eur ruin,' are an
;nt,nrable insult to all soldiers of the Uni
+nd ctafes arn,v. aad no less so to all true
SoIirrs of the late Confederate army, as
4I.y have long since extended to each other
th cordial hand of friendship and pledged
their united efforts to restore peace and har-
,n,nv to our whole country. The efforts OF
Lopr PAPER to foster eninity, create disorder
and lead to violence can no longer be tolcrit-
ted 1t is hoped this warning will he suth-
Gent. Yerg respectfully your ohedient SER
.-ant s. T CHALFIN,
Asst. Adi't General.
Tomorrow, it is expected, the Times will
come out with an ingenious retractlon; but
its guiding spirit is sure to make himself
heard again il q similar bomhaStic tone.
DEATH OF MRS HUTCH1NsON.-Many OF
our readers wifi be deeply Interested IN the
brief announcement in this issue of Our paper,
of the death of Mrs Susan D Nye Hutchinson
Though many years have elapsed since she
aett North Carolina, the memory Of her many
.xcellcnccs fingers still with those who knew
her. Many OF TIE mothers and grandmoth-
ers of North Carolina were educated by her,
and had something of her own character
Impressed upon them. intellectually and
morally she was one of a thousand; and
perhaps no one is better remembered, after
a long separation, by those who knew her
Her virtues will not die with her; but NC
hope that some enc y no knew her while she
lived amengst lis, will prepare for our col
umns notice of Mrs. III. that may bring
these virtues before those who had not tlie
privilege Of a personal acquaintance. 1t i:
due to her eminent character as a devoted
Christian teacher-N 7. Pres5yterfaR.