The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-11-07

A.. -. :, a.. ..,r,Yv .re turned towards the North
State and the great interest is concenrasu more i
. 10, =. much an account Of the intrinsic merit OF the
elections as compsred with Virginia, or In fact any OF
the other Southern States but because here the result ~
more than doubtful The elements are diherenuy
constl,utod-thal IT, the whites ana lne oiAcKs-
for thu contest In the south, through Inc
teachings OF radical orators and pohtca pariahs, has
hacoms ono OF CASTE not OF politics. strife for tho
tery between races-the 10 obtain the ascendancy
and supremacy over tho other the latter MAINTAIN
wha. their natural right by heritage and by all tho
OF humanity and civilization. The results Of this con-
test are OF the gravest import. Nearly all the other
Southern States having-soms Of them wiifuly
rendered themselves TO African supremacy, will be
matter OF the warmest congratuistion should North
Carolina redeem herself and proclaim as did Ohio, that
this is yet white mans country Barbarsm and gnor
are In the Geld against civilization and intei
gence. one or tho other must preyai-the taucs-
sian. the African will have to DO sxtermnatsd.
This 10 The inevitable fate decrosd add tho
decree has been brought about by the violence
and incendiarism OF the radical angels OF pre-
tended LOYALTY, but more properly speaking Of per-
sonal and poll cal apgrand cement
The campaign IL fairly opened and tho struggle WI!
na ns'co - ns me 81 sns
exrebes the brethren OF the white OF Onto. Penn
sylvana and New York resolved TO contest 70 the
last ditch the supremacy or white meu IN North
Carolina. The feeling l. intense, stimulated as II Is by
tho guomnious defeat OF the chvary OF virginia. and
time Of election approaches the excitement
increases and no effort will be spared 10 save North
Carolina from the domination Of the African
The radical leader, 100 are In the held, marshaling
their forces and bringing into action all the arts aud de-
vices OF Hunnlcu,t in Virginia The ''ioyal lea9ues
and secret olih-bognd assocs atoms are the channels
through which radicasm expects to he insured IN North
Carolina Tie superstilious and ignorant Arcan will %
trammelled and bound hand and foot ths radical
ticket and neither threats nor promises will be spared
TO secure negro triumph In this state Personal vio
ence and probably death. at the hands OF negro reR
ator should he fail To vote radically and prom ses Of
farm when Is conscated the modes by which the
ignorant negro will be forced raficayhe
tract being sealed with oath the part OF the ntc
gent voter Such the free and independent doctrines
Of radcalsm praclised south OF Mason and Dixpns
lne and such the programme Of the radical leaders, who
persistent In their efforts to change the orthodox
white supremacy Of the country. and establish govern
meDt that shall be controlled Dv narbaric African race
Civilization to be made subservent to barbarsm, and
Ambassadors are TO do reverence 10 Africans
Here, however, II safely be estimated tnat out Of
all the Southern States, at least will BIO enabled TO
ndorse the verdict OF OHIO and Pennsylv ana and es
tabish beyond doubt that white mon intend TO rule In
North Carolina Thirty thousand registered white ma
i0rity will vote IN sold phaanx for conservative
DELEGATES, though not against convention. large
portion Of the people are in favor OF holding
tion, with view TO adopt white mans constitution In
conformity with the reconstruction acts guaranteeing
civil and political rights to the negro, and asking admit
lance the Union such constitution Tons Is briefly
the policy the honest people OF the North State and
should IL DO unsuccessful In restoring the State 10 It's
former position In the Union, the people will then have
the consciousness OF having nobly done their duty by
their God, Their country and their race Negro su-
premacy will have been averted and OF the whole
OF the lately rebelious eleven States North
Carolina win alone be so independently situated
say, military rule always before African domination.
Like Virginia. this State IL infested with secret negro
military organizations who perform their evolutons At
midnight. These sable 70 ruts OF radicalism
ported be armed, turbulent in their conduct, and
have, like the Virginia vigilance committees. threat
ened many citizens spreading alarm and terror In their
African despersdoes have been operating In manner
that has caused tho military commandant OF tho post
there to issue order forbdd'na such assemblageA
This interference with them called forth the warrnes
indignation from naighboring band, without the pale
of the Wilmington officer, who now threaten 10 invade
his territory aud parade as much As they please
whether he likes II or This. however will scarcely
be DONE view OF the presence OF numerous boys In
blue who are averse to such proceedings
petition to the President for the pardon Of William
J. Toar, Thomas Powers and David Watkins vas re-
Gently circulated in this city. receiving numerous sig
natures They all citizens OF Fayetteville who
have been tried by military commission for the MUIR
der Of negro named Archie Bebce who committed
shown what the finding Of the military commission has
been but the Is aHOat that the accused
under sentence Of coah The offence being OF 50 aggra-
waited nature, and the lady being highly respectable.
alone accounts for this timely effort 20 secure rresder
sal cemency Ihc parties are all respected ntzcns and
the greatest interest IL evinced In their impending DOOM
II Is hoped the application will be favorabiy acted upon
correspondent OF tho Sentinel here seuds that paper
q remarkable communication. In which occurs para
graph in relation the veritablc Marshal Ney. The
writer has been perambuiatng about the State, and In
section abonnene In crooks makes the following ds.
covery, which give for what il rs worth TN tho
cbrrchyard Of Of these creek churches believe II
10 Third creek once stood beside the grave OF man
who ved and died asserting that he was the verifabe
Marshal New. His account that no was
fenced death, but that through the interference Of
friends at court, tho execution sham He was put
in coifn but, instead being bnriod, no taken
the coast America and that he sought the
interior for privacy Certain Il IL tney cay he was
martial figure ine French scholar. He taught school
In Rowan, and always maintained that he was the genu
Inc Marshal Ney."
increasing In Popmlarity-En.
thusiastic Nee;ing-~pecch Of Judge Merri.
moa-Singulnr Constitutional md Antl-iseyo.
lutjOuary Argument-SecessiOn md Rebel.
lion Defnes-Tne Congressional and Presi-
DENTAL Policy Denounced a- Revolutionary
Advice. -
II the people Of Virginia exhibited earnsstness and
warmth Of feeling their late political contest with the
blacks they oud,no In this respect by the honest
Union loving s'ar heels OF North Carolina The
coming canvass has opened With vim and viecr which
show that parties are zssious, we'll nsiasc.
The cousers ativcs OF Virginia have suffered
isnomipcus defeat At the hands Of the radical
blacks. Louisiana and Alabama are also under the
control Of the African and it IL now almost
duccd to . certainty that sonth Carolina, Georgia
Mississippi aud rlcrida viii follow their
wake. and like Tennessee be placed the mercy
OF Infamous political gsestsrs tyrsnts like Brown
low and Hunnicutt. This doom the vhtc people hero
have Determined TO aver at oil hazards ant II the en-
ergy eyinced By the great majority Of whites in
the state Is any ctouon there is every probability
that North Carona will yet remain waite homo
and country.
ON SATURDAY. night the conserv atves held meeting in
this city, which largely attended by both races,
the building being nled oyerno Sips many not being
able 70 gain an entrance. Tue whites present were not
only enthusas 10. bn 81 might b. SAID excited and the
blacks seemed take great interest in the proceedings
The meeting beng csie1 70 order, Mr.. Bledsos, lead
ing citizen took the chair and explained i,s object ds
dning CONSERVATISM IN . manner that even the sable
portion OF the audiencs could not object To.
Calls we're then made for Judge harrmon.
distinguished and respected member or the bar
here who arose and was vocifcrousy checred He
responded b. thanking the aud for the honor they
bad done Kim; he cas- not partisan and did not re-
gard the oment partisan one; " such no would
wash his bands " To- He regarded this - spontA-
uprising 90 the people 20 the government
which was imminent peril 10 restore constitutional