The tri-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1866-1868, 1867-02-12
who che Ekgulators are.

we HHu CHe ]OaioAAg IN tue NC" A"in
Tribune. That papeapublishes it as an off
sett to the "new plaa:"
"In the county OF Lotan, Southern Kentucky,
as well as in several neIhboring counties OF that
State and Tennessee, tamber Ofnegroes, several
OF whom served in the Union armies, have recent
stolen by undetected 7ilians, whose anim,.s is
fairly indicated by ha5abill they have posted up,
tIAM ccsMTTEE
/. No man shall squatnegroes on his place, !un
less they are all under hs employ, male and fe-
male.
2. Negro women sha, be employed by White
5. All children shall Be hired out for some
thing.
4 Negroes found iAesains to themselves shall
suffer the penalty.
5. Negroes shall notshe allowed to hire ne
groes. +
6. Idle men, womenar children, shall suffer
Z. All White men foaA with negroes in secret
places shall be dealt wifi, and those that hire ne
groes must pay prompts, and act with good faith
to the negro. l will msce the negro do his part,
and the white must, too
8. For the first otfenstis 100 lashes thesecond
is looking up sapllng.
9. This do for the benefit of all, young or
old high and tall, Blalk and white. ANY one
that may not like these piles may try their luck,
and see whether or not hYiA be found doing my
duty.
10. Negroes found sizzling from any one, or
taking from their employers to other negroes,
death is the first penalty
II. Running about Lat of nights shall be strict
dealt with.
II. White men and aestoes, am everywhere.
I have friends in every pkce. Do your duty, and
will have but little to d.
The miscreants wha post these handblls
would all be voters cnGS the Southern project;
whlle The Union sG4a8s3 Ehose property they
have burned, will beS4sE1nehised. If won't an
swer." VI" =
These REGULATORS" whether operating in
Tennessee or North Ca,olina, are on the same
" committee" Not long ago the Sentinel
charged that its membars belonged to the
Union party Of thsIsSath:; Now we kaoao,
who they are. They,are unsubdued rebels
the leavings of Wheels.ks Cavalry and other
rogues.
Why does not the present rebel Legislature
see to it that they sse dispersed and punish
ed? VIII it do 500 4
Why does not Cor. W~rth take hold of
the matter and do something for the protec-
ton of our peoplea Gurey' the life of one
citizen of this State is worm more than any
of his late recommendations to the Legisla-
ture. eye pay 1.-THE Ss auise and mint
and cummiu, but pegls sHfae weightier mat
tiers of the law" Let IS have NO more dilly-
dallying.
We prefer military sJyern,i.ei,t, in this
State to one OF anarchy ara outrage. Give
ourpeople strong gorskrss nt-secure them
in life, liberty, and fsz+asssty-and the new
era 7, III a,,,;,,,, ~ ,,,o,,,or,
of the past and it's maps troubles. How long,
oh, how long, ere mercy is tempered with
justice! ,
The Chronicle, Tsibcaesszad fisrsN OF
the New Plan.
Mr.. Dixon having sntsoduced the "new
plan," gotten up by Messrs. sharkey and
Orr, &c., from the "og' North state") into
the Senate of the Unitstl States, the Wash
ington Chronicle says:
"Thc Presidents proposition for what he
calls impartial suffrage, made through Senator
indignation by his immeiti;te personal friends.
Senator Salisbury took issue with it at once.
The value of this testimony consists in its tardy
yet significant recognizes ct principles repeat.
eddy and Extensively den!ed by his Acridency.
The Radical majorities il Congress may feli>itate
themselves on being thus encouraged to renewed
unity and resolution, although with sueh a mis-
sion theirs to discharge they cannot be expect
ed to move as rapidly as a singleenan who Gas
nothing in view but the qualification of resent
ri<.atS and the restoration o. treason. The fn9t
that he has been forcs.s 70 accept large part of
their recommendations, and has thereby contri-
buted to the creation l& new dissensions among
his political friends. 5 vii worthy of feliciia-
tion."
The New York 77assays that it can
not see how this new scaeme should .lse ex-
pected to give satisfaction" that it "stops
and will sefae nothing" and is
more likely to intensity agitation than to al.
lay it." We also inset the following, from
the Tribune, for the Encouragement of the
80 dirt-eaters - I
1--WE are heartily glae, that tie Southern whites
e nh hG Ssve ct ns Se O. but T
to start faultily than lst at Alb They will iir-
The Herald holds PRECEDENT johnson re-
sponsible for the meg pian,' which it de-
dnominates "a tub t9 the whale" We clip
lHe lolio"lnS loHi III III llcie vi Tie SuD1eCC:
"By the property and reading and writing quail
ification, on the other hand, which Mr. Johnson
proposes to grant, the wOle black population Tex
ccpting the few taught to read and write by the
Freedmen's Bureau and most of the poor whites
would be excluded frcn the suffrage, 50 that
South Carolina would be ppre close corporation
under her old rebel olissbcifyS than ever before
And so of all the othfT rebel States, more or
less.
To make this thing sure Mr. johnson pro-
poses no equivalent OF substitute for the third
section of the amendmfpt of Congress, excluding
certain classes of rebef from Office State or fed
eral, until absolved byIa two-thirds vote of each
to give the rebels ftll swing as fnothing had
happened He does MT vet seem to comprehend
the fact that the very strongest section Lhe Con-
gressiona amendment n the North is that which
proposes to make the raster spirits of the REBEL
ion take back seats in political affairs until
they can be safely abl9lYs1 by CoEgrsss. Not.
long since Horace Gred VIII his benevolent desire
to conciliate the Soutl3 issued, at a venture his
manifesto in favor ola 3enera, amnesty The day
before he did this he vas good for the United
States Senate; the dasa after he was rs dead as
Raymond or Thurow nv eed. The idea that the
North shall be badgeret again in Congress by such
Southern rebel leadersias JEFF Davis, Benjamin.
Mason, Slioell, Wigfaii and company, is lust az
odious in the loyal States as was the Chicago
Vallandigham platform of peace at any price.
Mr. Johnson's substitute for the pending consti-
tutional amendment, In short, Ii dead failure.''
The impeachment of the President is still
pressed by Mr.. Ashley. .-.ss -
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fortunate for the ACTORS in our theatres at
the present time, chat theatrical criticism