New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-07-18

fyoe,pa,e-"A Radical meeting was held here on the
odd of June at which delegates to Republican State
Convention were appointed, and County organization
ene'''u NORTH CAROLINA.
| A gentleman inst returned from town in North
Carolina thus reports the situation;
.Tbe result Of the coming election for Convention in
North Carolina approximately estimated by friends
from the following figures White aud Black, they say
From 9s 600 10 5000 Of these whites Republicans
From the 65oOo blacks, $1,000 to 5000 are conndenty
hOped for side. This makes the contest seem
close one but, with vigorous contest success Is proba
Gio The Union League daily and nightly gains ground.
There are four branches organizations Of mere ana
all proseytzing vigorously. After meeting az oltn
hed' Mt harris te eVlOIeu olatqi, % HnlIrar of
Republican strength in North Carolina"
Raieigh-" We had a mass meeting here on the Fourth
attended by nearly six thousand persons Gov Holden
| J. H. Harris and others spoke. Altogether it was
splendid affair The people are very much oppressed
with taxes In this State Their illegal GOVeIhhehI arc
collecting $4,000 TO squander among IaedIs9es
II Congress would only abolish the Government anu give
military pure ana simple, IL WOuu hep 1ne ioy"
| people TO restore the State soon"
Hayirood Cotnfy.-With the help Of the freedmen VIC
can carry this country in the face of all Rebel opposition
There were but ten Union in the county when the
State went out Some murdered and the rest un,
derwent such fortunes and prosecutions tat uea'n "Ouu
| have been blessing"
Greensboro" AS far as we can conveniently attend
their meetings, we find that newlybecome citizens
| are all right"
Mrtreesboro We are to have a large gathering in
this town. July This will be the first Republican meet
| ing ever held In Hartford County"
Lt,nberon-"The disaeeted however in our midst, DO
not seem TO suffer much dmunon in their yindictiye-
ness Our friend Dlr. Birne, while quietly sitting at
his office door on the 9th ultimO, was assaulted ana
beaten by gang Of five OF the reconstructed 10 whom
Freedmen one of them finging him of the hgh piazza IN
OF his office into the street and palned one Oh ms
| ankles very badly. He unable 70 move from ms
room several days but getting better though he y
compelled his cruch yet. do not know what VIII
| mi Of n.
sanbery had published his opinion there would have
been such attempt We Union men OF the south ieel
| that we have been cruelty deceived all along"
| SOUTH CAROLINA.
Oborlsson The colored voters who generally IN
favor Of the Republican party. though in majority OF
about are so scattered the State az to render
thoroughly organizing necessary Hundreds OF them are
on plantations distant from any line Of communication
employed by men. radically opposed to all the great pI
cce upon them In their unorganized state and will do
all they TO deter them from voting either by lhuml
with confidence and they against the threats
of their employers. with organization al parts on the
state even 10 the remote plantations could DC reached
Such organization Is absolutely necessary anu must o
secured. The time for registration IS near AZ n 81
The time. They cannot vote unless they register Ihey
70 do This is to send reliable land have plenty OF
them here every plantation by the esabshneht Oh
Union Leagues. We can be in constant communicative,
with every plantation in the State. II We have thorough
organization, Will guarantee South Carolina 10 mo
Republican party by az ~ ao@ngte In the fact that
osOlomon Jones Of the GTeenyt or Mountain DiS'c!'
has taken the stump for the Kepuole<,h party III H
Jones resisted the COnfederaey all through the war ne
ls "a ~ ny arst MONT ON the ensuing Fourth He is
| thoroughly Radical. Two Thousand mountain men ac.
in The sS Dstrcts 10 which Gov Perry looks for resist
anco to the contfol Of the state by the negroes
GreenriHe-" fear II the election comes of before the
lst Of October that the landholders will control great
many OF the poor ses they dependent on them Tor
bread The negroes tell that their Old masters get
crowds Of them together processing great h io
them. giving them liquor TO drink ana decatlng ia DO
they raised together they must now go tosether
TENNESSEE
Hdshrite-"we have pretty thorough organization
and are aborng with all the ability and zeal we possess
Our enemies are working with desperation and as they
include nearly the entire body OF landowners In Middle
and West Tennessee aud have been the leaders or pOt
zeal opinions IN former years, they VIII go 10 the ee
length OF their caIadty In every effort 10 wrest victory
frnn ma Already the word given out by those in an
thorty among them that every negro Tho woes We
man marked and summed, and his Dusness, II possible
ruined" ,
Ausfin-" IL seems next impossible 10 make persons
outside OF the Rebel States understand the condition OF
affairs here They labor under the deuson that the col
orod people are already free In counties where there are
The Civil Rights bin is enforced Now, in fact in many
parts Texas the coorcd people are not free and as TO
te civil Rights b have not learned Of its enforcement
in single instance As nobody has been punished II IL
assumed that rebellion Is no crime Worse t9an all Hn.
state courts are chiefly occupied In building up judicial
| justification Of the Rebellion
"Our chances Of carrying the state are increasing every
| day We have AT last established thoroughly loyal
paper-The Atsfi Republican, We have four now IN inc
| slate. II could command any patronage we Should
more certainly carry the state but from the Governor
down TO the lowest subordinate all are bitterly hostile.
| BTDtonsrnic-"D Documents OF Republican teihelcleS
are perhaps better received this frontier than any
other portion Of the southern states 1hS Guy 10 S"V"e
In the Radical element
San An,ono-At Corpus Christi in this State, the Of
fee of The Union Reeord, paper ayorng Reconsruc-
ton was recently destroyed by fire. Several murders
have also been committed In the same region These
deeds were the workof Rebels and FOR political reasons
Al Iayernia village south of this place, few days
since, freedman supposed TO belong TO the Loyal
League was murdered by couple OF Rebels named ray
10y They went TO him IN the field where he was AT WORK
and ordered him to reveal the secrets Gi Ing gam sa
on refusing they commenced 10 Nhp Nun Mt IN s h
cowbides The colored man ran the assasslns aer MN,
lashng him at every Jump n %meh i've oSe% feeG
men had previously been shot 1t is believed ny inc sao
parties Such some Of the beauties oil kecoSluc'
| ton in this region"
VIRGINIA
Riebrnond-"To morrow morning We leave for the
seuth.W West The work is going on braye|. Virginia
ia surely Radical There viii be large white Radical
od , What ia wanted is labor devoted TO reaching tho
White nopnlation The last few days have produced
, greac Could he persnaded TO visit Richmond he would
do a great work mere There are 1900 Germans IN klc-
schurzs presence here would secure the organization OF
a German Republican Club Of 900 voters. IheIe als 4oo
Germans In Petersburg ana about the same hupcr III
Norfolk"
Lavrenoeriie-" had quite scene in this Burgh to-
day t23d ult) The Conservative Unoniss lsocaed held
a meeting here at which abuse OF Republicans was inc
main feature A Col Mallory made the principle ma
Tangue and devoted himself chiefly 10 the dcnunciauOh
of t6e bureau Agent here Lieut. kimball WINE the Com,
mtee ON Resolutions were out an elderly and ftspeeed
citizen bere-Mr Tucker-much esteemed Dy the Ireeu
people attempted to address few words 20 te ioh5
MaiInyy and others attacked and cruelty beat HIM The
freedmen seeing this made rush TO his rescue Matters
were queted By prompt inerposton OF Lieut. h Th
| and auiet was restored Inc niceuhb "HP'i''"' -
| affair will do the cause no nAfin'
Liberiu-"The colored people are all registering and
81 far they are ahead The whites show good deal OF