New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-02-13
TIE SOUTHERN STATES.

TIE ELECTION OF MEMBERS OF CONGRESS IN
.r.... -. .- GEORGIA. ... ..
ATLANTA, Feb. 12.-The Georgia Legislature
Representatives, the United States Congress the
Monday i'll April next. s1l L :IHs.rr. I.v q
RESIGNATION OF GOV. BRowNLow--THE SCHOOL
FUND INVESTIGATION. ..t .uo.
NASHVILLE, Feb. 12.-Gov. Brownloy o-day
rendered hs resignation to the Legislature, take effect
on the 25th inst The House took action today the
charges against Speaker Richards, who is charged with
being OF the parties brbed by the National Bank OF
Memphis.
THE SOUTH CAROLINA CIVIL RIGHTS BILL.
COLUMBIA, Feb. 12.-The act to enforce the
PROVISIONS OF the civ Rights bill was ratified by the Cen
eTal Assembly to-day f tr - XXI.
TIE NEW MOVEMENT IN VIRGINIA oIGANIzA-
TiON OF THE REPUBLICAN PARTY. I..i
IRON OUR SPECIAL CORRESPONDENT ,-t
RICHMOND, Feb. 3.-The people of Nottoway
County III this State the first out fairly and
squarey, not only In approval OF the new movement"
but in declaring their acceptance in good faith Of the
series Of measures known as the Reconstruction acts
believing further resistance useless in procaimug their
confidence integrity of Grant. and finally, in
branch OF the Republican party OF the United states
cause it is the first time that county meeting
OF the white native citizens OF virginia mas SHOWN my
thing but adherence the Republican party and It's
for the restoration OF the Union. But Is Only
confirmation Of the theory that the new movemeny
shmen upon the ruins OF the White Mans party aud OF
the Black party Of Virginia "a new political organlza.
tion which viii acknowledge no distinction OF race or
color before the law In fine, no more nor less hHn re
publican party, although II was not 10 DC eApecIGu ta
IL would so soon assume the name.
The following report OF the meeting referred 10 ABOVE
viii appear In new movement organ OI ms cl TO-
morrow Early Saturday morning, the 3Ou OF Jan
uary, 1852 might be coming from every direction
towards Burkevie the steady and hardworkns farmers
OF Old Notoway, who had laid aside their plows, all
anxious and ready to lend helping hand 70 any seheme
that had for its object the restoration OF the Qld DoDln
Ion 10 her former position ia The Union Al the hou
John Harding in the chair, and H. H. Dyson as secre
tary After few appropriaie remarks py Dr. Beigann
~ Royal, the committee through their chairman, Dr.
which were unanimously adopted: MONA.
Aspauve citizens Of Vroia feel sincere ard ioag tsre',
that welfare and her futnfe dstuE Fw0adf I'M
pressed with the dsdAntgcs Of her present position toe evils sa
ger which she tad deeply sios, r Lsr ies'oAon
ANXIOUS avert the evils aud Dangers that
her, snd that every obstacle To Der per
late nitIoaa election that ts the dIaos ofne NofiLsn Poop
well As Of Congreis 10 enforce on &c se9h GIlta a..
10 ths fefngs and wishes Of he people 81
ni' under the influence Of en.e'oa We bop, Of Letter
bal Represented existing aud $40 by ne earnest tua eau
made By humber u lar sbes' 1os9 respected ais
Rts9lre Ihs approve II. q h poe rtnilemsn
~ s - ~ 80. ~ n,,se' and betssu ,he ,reos
heartily good faith impartial suffrage sad general anh
to the ssris, Of
epreea any further resistance 70 sm Which could eH be
garded by $ uawise. Acious ana utterly futile.
Rd Ihs have eaus eoaadsoee 10 ne patriotism and pi's
ny Of Gen u s Gr.s Tie 'Il va. nnSsi
withdraw that sarpob w. ia considerations d
Of TlS5 eoH3rssHcy Iops1sf We sSras sypbsa.ioH
NoNl and on The bi0ad platform Of The s9as OF a. Hsn lefs
the law"
There are among the names OF the subscribers those OF
many OF the leading citizens OF Nottoway, formerly
OF the largest slayehoding counties IN the State.