New-York tribune., 1867-04-25


sword. Mr Gaes" We did not enter the late war 10
eretuae slavery did the FedeTalS enter II 10 ao
s H. so that not to man do you owe your liberty, o. ~
the Most High God. l"And Massa Lincoln from seyerd
sitting near the reporters table, You have been maze
free in the fullest OF the word. l. lAahh uoi',
nd who can feel enmty toward you ON that account
Tbe southern man who saws there must be eDmy must
be pitied for his ignorance Another time beware " me-
men follow you from pillar TO posi- tney ie % nU fnr
trusted YOur white friends OF the SOuth can never &
get your long and faithful services OF ieImt h t oI ~
your kindness in the Mighty hard we Lueu' @ oV
There is new government 10 be formed, and You ar % ~
have the principal part in its formation Gooa mi he
power should not be put into bad hands else ~ ic
Ike the house built on the sand, against naY wnvn
the waves beat and washed II na an vo,rs avon ON
No doubt that my views are different from 'V s te
this subject f. That they are go Reneoer to f II away
law which gives you the right TO Vote and
II had ought not have dsfranchsed me tooh w
squire But had nothing to expect In the way o
but will say that if you will build mp gO0d
for Inc and my children will be content L loS" wv
good Wilt do you to have the s Leading ding men ro@ E
this State dlsfranchisedi IL heap OF goOu ui'h
disfranchised; man who always your friend we
VeTsa freedom and charity In whom viii you have con
fdence, in in strangersf III We are h1t g of
who are Gov Holden and the RepuDnesn PIT iooe @
COngress This Republican party has not conerGr % @ @
privileges upon you ont OF any goea ieeis sno giv
ing you privileges which they exact OF us SOo, @
ona privileges will be provided by the staST on non
industrious citizens erect schOol-houses chmees' ""
the other means necessary for your auvahctnei with
tnnI
codness by the audience. The speaker was IN 4 g3Eu
temper spoke with manly canaor anu tbe mast seems 10
keep him from the confidence OF the cooreu pooPe J"'
yet. II. rro oor,d not retire
without giving word or two of advice IL was ts; U
y0u TOHor political men, yom enPt9yers @ cee ~ c
Rcg Ee, s5r gog' i """ . ~" ''' w "'''
This language showed the anmus of the men Who haa
the meeting arranged, and when II was uttefeu ,he
ored men looked each other with fixed eyes indicating
tha for win intended
such threats will not accomplish the object h'ehueu
GOV. wORTHs SPEECH -
MY CoIoRTD FRIENDS: shall address You under very
mfavorable circumstances to-day come TO address my
have heard complaints because did not appear among
Won more and speak you Oftener. only say that
IL byc NO motive today But that Of subseryng good
feeling. You all know that under the new law an III
into effect but do not approve Of it, because think
ought to vote appeal you whether you do not lnk
have S%sb befended You ASK stephen my old servant
whom have long owned. and he VIII tell you sad
believe stephen, he is niggcr Coppofhcad' h!u
manyl. / belong to no party now; We all belong TO
one party The Republican party is what what we we
belongs tool This law must be enforced whether we
would Some think the war was to make You tIce'
Congress had no snch object Providence made you @ cT
{" Abraham Lincoln and the Yankees too If9 i D%n-
emOr tried defend himself from the charge oil haNns
the idea Of sending the colored people avn"
to the Northern States and he read fr0n hS hsaSe on
the subject That which he read iustied1he charge Tor
il certainly pointed in that direction. lie recommends
that the freedmen he sent away by means 3i h9 IIv.
mems Bureau funds and that they be distributed among
their Northern Iflenus Gov. li"luch' III
upon Gov Worth appears 10 have been sustained py 'he
Governors own reading. . 80, -. -
Watch these friends OF yours SAID the Governor
watch well as pray replied coiored man
am accused Of cruelty because procured the revoca
ton of Gen Sickless order preventing whipping am
not sure whether whipping not the best way To punish
We must have law for that purpose. procured thl'
law for whites ana blacks alike. But Governor, the
blacks cot most OF IT, and most Of the whipping. and
mighty well you knows IT, tool Congress nnY pdsscd
law preventing whipping entirely Hard WORK is SUI
stituted punishment There If man now III i LOT m
burglary which 10y law is punishable with death py
hanging did not want TO hang him Moses prescribed
the best way Of punishment 1" Moses law i done
away" said one. Does MOscs's law SOY anytbS tot
cutting skin p inquired anOtherl 81 don't THINK Moses
was a barbarian" said the Governor. "lIchy "theIs
are. said some Of the colOred people. -,
The Governor In a kind mood spoke pleasantly
and familary to the colored people lie bore every ap
pearance Of being a farminded man, and doubt many
than he is will be allowed the privileges o ctleh
ship. :,
dence him. and charge him with having been cruel
Governor them thus far The fact is that no man VINO
was Rebel in the war appears now to be ia ther conn
dence.
After the Governor concluded his speech the audience
called loudly for Radical speakers. Mr. Harris colorc
man, RESPONDED, and made speech IN which he tted
hard to be radical 10 the Radicals ana yet CONSERVATIVE
10 the Conservatives, called. The audience appeared
greatly aunoyed because they did not hear thorough
Radical sentiments. and soon called on Mr Taylor OF
Raleigh This gentleman spoke for while. ana without
dence whether they Republicans, ana as many as
were show their hauds Ali-incn. women, ana
children. including the white men-resen raised ther
hands. A friend Of the Governor who Witnessed thls
winding up Of the meeting said: This is Radical crowd
and there is In the Governor or any one else Trying
10 make them otherwise"
The Union League OF America had large meeting this
evening Gov Holden presiding. This organization II
from the NOrh the State be carried for loyalty aud
tIe right