New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-07-12
NOTES OK NORTH CAROLINA.

To me Editor Of The Tribune. a..
SIR Fired with the hope Of being able TO
second operations which should bring about speedy and
suitable harmony IN all parts Of National Union and
coDoeiyng that the practical way Of accomplishing this
was to encourage proper mingling Of peoples and IN
terests coupled with a right understanding betweeR
capital and labor throughout all sections started
short time ago 90 Judge for myself TO the real cOnd
ton OF affairs down SOUTH 1 have but just returned
from this hurried tour found the Southern people, as
n whole far more calm rational, and cOntented than
had expected They acting with prudence and en-
orgy anxious TO ignore the past and to strive forward
a better aud different future; overcoming their antip
athy to immigration, and wisely, cordially receiving all
those who come cOurteousy 10 settle among them The
worst that heard the intelligent Radicals say against
them was that they were too impatient TO Wall for tue
hands. Tins fault hope viii soon be corrected. Many
repeatedly said TO me that Horace Greeley would gladly
speedily pay visit In short, they aetuated
by disposition to do their duty TO their own section and
found throughout North Carolina land to some extent
Yirgnial a disposition to welcome Immigration; 10 lay
aside poltcs, and earnest wish To profit by every
good suggestion The negroes are somewhat disappointed
because they not each obtained fOrtyaore farm
aud mule' but rule they neither troublesome,
dangerous. nor depressed IN truth, they require the
fully fulfilled contract by the piece bat this might
also said ofmOst white ab0rers Their wages vary from
ST. to SO per month with ratons that cost about much
more. rhe women make excellent domestcs, ana may
he hired FOR half the above rates found all portions
that 1 visited remarkably healthy and VITA many adj
vauages the dstnt West such as convenience FOR
markets plenty OF fine timber aud good water. The
heat was not more oppressive TO than that 10 is In
NewYOrk CITY, and farmers assurngm they could DO the
hardest wor-hoeihg cotonall day in the hottest SUM-
Leading their nc grOes without injury 20 themselves The
quality OF the land IS OF course various but generally
equal to that OF the North aud wherever proper culya
ton rotation OF crops and good manures have been APP
Piled results in excess OF Northern products from
the same Two three crops from the same ground
may easily DO obtained IN Que season. Japan clover
white and red clover, and the grasses generally eau he
and being raised while cotton at the present price
must prove perfect gold nue. Fine vineyards are be-
ing planted and assured that by ordinary culture
the scuppernopg grape would yled az ne rate or SOV 20
SCOO per acre Other grapes bgs blackbeTes @e pros
per r Of farm lands vary from e. $50 per Tn
the cities and large lots range from $50 70 SO
aud grounds may be readily obtained ioF s
rules very low fruit faru only Tour mics itolh
RALEIGH rchln gold aud plumbaSo, Win goOu ,1 @ H.
aud $50 OF rich rolling Land WACh tO W Az,
bought for 1880! OneOuth cash. ahu uleo ~ w
years credit the general terms, haly @
be hired at small rental Win the Op ~ "a itr'
after lapse W time at stated price. iishcu @
Crs readily received now TOT unet cr r ,n ns
the Rev j. b. smJh oi Raleigh remarked mas at P.esSS
uo prouer standard by which 70 decide on eguave MS
eVeitious Mechanics ana artisans would hnd nice Open
iugs and be from much OF thg uhuue wear au te
which chhracterzes the struggle for NE IN more nCen
nnt iatirIdes Building and improvements are extern
svey going on; thus, at Raleigh WoOdeh az
beng replaced by brick made In the Selhy, WHIT ne
ree9ions also obtained the HeighborhOod Is largely
emDloyed WAS assured That the pfeseht latu w VIZ
arae FOR the means OF the present holuets 1hey Are
~ "a ,,ll "A part 10 enhance the value OF the Hnain'
der aud secure good neighbOIs 1ls season. DC
"a
Hor,e movement OF emigration ana capital has already
taken place think tho full tide VIII soon follow Inc
present wheat crop lis all garnere0 III eAseiles NJ
IN h te hest thew nave known Oats ana VegetaOes
arc n,ore tlan an average crop Tobacco Is lar, and
Tboug rho season backward cotton mas It's squares
ysII and the blossom begins 60 appear prom,
sing we'll The South will thus be fully recupefateu ana
will enter oontentedy, heart and hand lnto generous
rivolry 10 make the best OF glorious Republic Inc
se approaches are very good Norfolk VIII soon DC an
Ire6 worthy OF ITS magnificent harDOt ana immense
internal resources Wilmington, not FOUND dangerous Dy
the runners, must have her share OF dlrect
crconrse 10 ought 20 be earnest ana d2hy prayer
AMI labor TO do all that In us lies TO help forward lhe
geod time and promote thorough lnternlAlhg ana
plusPuL'u' T ~" b. W.
Long Island Gu, July 4. 1869. r. ...1 Dol. b.