New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-11-19


SENATORIAL QUESTION IN SOUTH CAROLINA
AND KANSAS - EMIGRATION FROM NORTH
CAROLINA.
lBY TELEGRAPH TO THB TRfBUSBl
WASHINGTON Friday, Nov. 49, 1870.
The Cabinet session to-day very brief all the
bers being present except Secretary Deano, who is alb
in Georgia 1t is understood that the session was
consumed in discussion the forthcoming reports Of
the Secretaries
Friends OF Commissioner Wilson OF the General Land
Office have lately been endeavOring to obtain from the
President explanation Of his remark in his letter to
Secretary Cox the effect that he had grown susp
cious of Wilson" Contrary to reports, letter has
been written by Wilson to the President. verbal
message however sent through mutual friend.
to which the President replied that he had suspicion
Of Wilson which would affect his official integrity. He
had nothing further to say Mr.. Wilson adheres TO his
determination not to resign.
The South Carolina SenatOrship s matter OF come
interest here and the friends of Senator Robertson do
not appear sanguine Of his reelection. There Is q
jealousy between the parsans OF Senator Sawyer and
those Of Gov Scott which, unless reconced will create
an alarming division in the Republican party. Should
Mr. be counted out" he will be pressed for the
senatorship and will have considerable strength There
is spirited contest between Mr.. Neagle, the Con-
troer and Mr. Cardozo (coored), Secretary OF state,
both Of whom asprants But, in reference to Mr..
Cardozo urged that the coored element ought to be
satisfied with three Congressman, Secretary OF State,
aud Lieutenant Governor The multiplicity OF candi-
dates it is believed win force the presentation Of a
compromise Senator, and Attorney General Chamberlin
and Chief Justice Moses named in that connection,
with the chances in favor Of the latter.
Representative Sidney Clarke Of Kansas has been here
for several days He is in doubt as TO the result Of the
election for successor TO Senator Ross
He himself candidate, and the contest seems TO be
between him and Mr.. Ross, although there are many
other candidates possessing more or less strength.
uhic
election Ross the fusion OF the Conservative men
in both branches OF the Legislature and the votes OF his
personal supporters
Some days since large number OF the white citizens
OF North Carolina passed through Baltimore, on their
way to Ohio and other Western States, with view OF
settling there, they being generally OF the lab0rng
casses The coored people of that State are also emf
grating in the same direction, company OF 80 having
passed through Baltimore yesterday on their way to
Ohio. They stated that they came from North Carolina
10 Norfolk by rail- and from thence by steamer intend
ing TO take rail here for their destination. They said
that in their old homes money was scarce and 80 was
labor and that numbers OF whites were also leaving on
account Of times The party seemed to be In good
health and spirits The the buternut colored
cloth with which the war made all familiar The women
bundled up in every imaginable KIND OF cloaks,
shawls and wrappers, and had taken precautions to
make themselves comfortable. Most Of the party had
never been ten miles away from the plantations on
which they were born. and the new scenes into which
they had 80 suddenly been plunged had completely be-
wildered them.
As Secretary Boutwell, has not ordered, and does not
know when he will order the Issue Of the bondsl is
believed he is waiting for further legislation upon the
subject by Congress
The members OF the old Army Of the Cumberland will
hold their annual meeting at Cumberland, Ohio on the
2Ith and 25th inst Gen. Palmer, Governor OF Illinois
will deliver the annual address. and Gen. Garfield will
del,ver An GRAFTON on the George II. Thomas
Gen Sherman says that, by general consent there VIII
be no meeting Of the army Of the Tennessee this yean
hut that the reunion will probably be called for April
and 2, 1871, at Cincinnati. Gen. Sherman and Adt-
GEN whipple will be present at the meeting In Cum
beraDd