New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-09-17
NORTH CAROLINA.
ACTIVITY OF THE UBLICANs-MEETINGs IN
ALL PARTS OF THE STATE.
IRON OUR SPECIAL CORRESPONDENCE

IRON OUR SPECIAL CORRESPONDENT
RALEIGH, n. c.. Sept. 49, 1868.
The Standard is doing a wonderful work in
this campaign. Ii Is outspoken, vigorous, sharp and
aggressive Its columns crowded with Just tho
and the which pertain TO this and this
locality. II don't miss its mark. scatter It's fire. 1t
TO prosper and Is prosporng Its power In this
community is amazing. 1t Is likewise converting The
than IL gave for Gov. Holden. Tho Governor gives
satisfaction 70 the Republican party In his admins
Democrats He understands Rebels perfectly. aud fos
them lie is determined to keep tho State
Executive duties. He Ia yjgaDt and prompt to check
tho first resort to force white Rebel day or two
savage blow, breaking bis Jaw, Tho negro walked 80
miles to soc Gov. Holden The Governor Immediately
instructed the proper officials arrest and prosecute tho
at any hazard or cost He Is prominent man and
the affair WIN crUate great local excitement But tho
will DO arrested, prosecuted, aud heavily
fined. If there is power in the state to do
offender and the humber the sufferer the more impress
i've the example" says Gov Holden, wisely Again, the
through gorge, fired On by haldozen OF the ku-
Klux He returned the fire, disabling ono Happily, the
whole gang were seem and have arrested and held
IN default Of ball They will be dealr with sternly.
by such energy promptness aud severity Gov Holden
keeps the Rebels Of North Carolina IN sulJecton The
Rebels hate Gov Holden with perfect hatred" They
threaten hs life. He dares them to take It, They swear
lie dees them TO do it, Strange il Is that one COOL brave
man. with no display OF the power he possesses can awe
his fens towards; but they don't want collision.
The Rebel orators denOunce the Governor corrupt ana
eXtravaghnt sGnanderng tho money OF the State 10 en-
rich himself aud his satraps. One TO whom listened de-
clared himself about prove the Governor sYinder
and scOundre lie proceeded 10 say that ho ordered
platform bnt for Radical display on tho Fourth OF
July and drew his order the Treasurer for the sum OF
500 to pay therefor The fact IL that the money was
used 10 pay flor the binding OF platform ana other
Legitimate expenses Incident 10 the inauguration or tho
Governor. The speaker further striking tragic att
tude delivered the heavy charge that IN defiance OF law
aud even Of the Radical Constitution Itself he had
ordered the library O the Supreme Court and IT'S records
10 be removed from the first floor OF the State House 10
the third floor OF the building Verify after this,
who shall doubt that Gov. Holden Is reckless, unprin
cpled ylanf On this the speaker rested his ease, and
why shouldn't hei He could bring evidence III
anybody thought that such charges rdlcu0us-in-
deed revealed the scrnpulous fidelity OF Gov Holdohs
Observation-Disclosures person did not Nowhere III
the South affairs better MANAGED than In North Caro-
lima. With loss or nery aud bitter deDuneat0n than
Gov BrOwnow, no has acted with equal hrnjness aud
greater seadIness With much honesty Coy. Scott
OF South Carolina he has far better 6omprehensionof
the e has 10 deal with Gov BrOwDlow has talked
too much Gov. Scott has done too little. Gov Holden
has said less than BrOwnow. but done everything ho
said Gov Bullock Of Georgia has been too easy aud Is
likely 10 DE oycrpOweTed. Gov. Smith OF Alabama acts,
the Radicals here say, like coward W III IDIOT Gov.