The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-09-29

srinc Of negro equality must DO sanciifed BY negro
supremacy This is fanatical religion and sort on
faith IN which the lowest denzens OF the pine forests
and the tobacco chewsrs generally OF this State do not
believe and in which their deuded foreiathers failed
70 educate them On the contrary tnsn .sa'.on.y
theml, which they have decided vsneratioa
and respect for, bend their inciinatioas 10
intelligence and solid virtue Of the country should
rule and they further suppose these essential ingre-
dents in the constitution Of government are not to
African population here. Rather, history
proves correct, they can be found in the
that sought the negro In the jungles OF Africa
civilized him IN degree and latterfy made cisxen of
him with which he should be content for a while
At least and it, by joining leagues and secret assocla-
tons, leaving work to attend political crossroad ha-
ranaues. quarrellng and wranylng about politics. he
does not understand. and Srayins himself generally
shows himself capable Of governing this great country,
such privilege w'l be Willingly accorded him.
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pears OF disruption in the radical camp which lat
ery grown " such an extent that suicide imminent.
"A house divided against itself cannot stand" is trite
Scrirtural axiom, tbs truth Of which will soon be
versiied in the demise Of radcalism this
state. Family qusrrels are disagreeabe affairs ana
should exposed to the public bu. the exceedingly
Interesting nature of ono now in progress here temps
me TO lot your resters into the merits Of the affair The
former apostle OF secession, blood and thunder the
JohnsoRian Provisional Governor attery the negro
supremacy leader in this slate, Holden takes matters
coincide with him, be they republicans or otherwise
BY summary stroke OF his pom no has lately guillo
tined Goodies the republican leader in the State be-
cause he did not up the vitroc radcaism Of
which negro supremacy the germ. Goodloe, having q
white skin himself, aud being white in principle
"nigger apostle, and claims himself be head The
acrobat replies by sharp fusade INDUCING in person
retorts that the windy W. W. H. Is but poor scqusi
ton to the party, and only occupies probationary posi-
ton BY courtesy alone, from which he expecG
In IA nall If HtmeA int thu
future Such Is the present state Of this interesting
domestic foud, witch affords infinite ali
conservatives who have no admiration for either OF the
opponents though they respect Goodloe, while Hodea
enjoys unenvabe reputation contem ptibo rene
gade-a perfect political Judas.
Nor is this only sign Of approaching dissolution
other paralytic symptoms have become painfully ap
parent. respectable citizen from the southern
portion Of tue State informs me that the
whites who have been deuded into tho leagues
were rapidly deserving them in disgust since
the upshot OF the radical convention became KNOWN
some were engaged denouncng them and exposing the
oaths and secrets Of these organizations The negroes
generally believe they are joining an organization for
their benefit and they led carefully and gusrdedly
from act to another until they radically oath
bound beyond redemption. Another report, recently
radical tenets, and promises panic early
day. Ii appears that circular emanang from radical
headquarters at the national capital and carefully
sealed to the Union League head centres, has somehow
got into the wrong hands and It's sacred contents
10 this way became revealed TO the vulgar public eye
Tnis 30 more less than explicitly psrucis
the league officers not TO encourage any negro candidate
for officer, but TO discounenance and choke off every
aspiration OF tho the part of the blacks such
movements would bring discredit upon tho party and
render exceedingly unpopular in the North Further
any negro aspiring should be treated insubor-
duate, aud expelled from the league This
ment has considerably shaken the faith OF the darkes
In their radical friends, and when it becomes known
will cause general rebellion in the leagues
In view Of these omnous signs OF the times the
servatves arc up and stirring with zeal that is highly
CT dabe. They have held meetings with the most
satisfactory us; aud evidence OF the enthusiasm
awakened among them / give the following cali,
now published in the leading papers Of the State:-
To CONSERVATIVE CONSTITUTIONAL UNION MEN OF WAKE
COUNTY
The undersgned citizens of Wake county friends
American Union supporters the constitution the
United States being that the Incorporation of the
Of the State would most surely not anniSatc
all enterprise and all hope Of reouperaon and would dis
minsh destroy the sources of employment labor
h meetings. hs
adoption OF such plans as they may deem wscs and best
the EFFECTIVELY prevent republ
can or radical rule State organization The Congress
present in national politics Nothing is left US but the care
q State institutions and this has nothing to
operation Of any law Of Congress It has sim
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zation which would place tho control and Of
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the destruction OF the enterprise and vitality of the State
o. liberty sua
free government elsewhere would be simply Incidental We
the county Of Wake holding these Views TO unite with in
the monh az
O'Clock TO effect the above named object and urge our
county unite with hold meetings in their several
precincts
To this is attached the signatures of the nuen.
tia citizens OF the county, to tho number OF
hundred Similar calls are being issued throughout the
State and decree has gone forth the State
DO saved from negro supremacy.