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1 1" IT 1 e;i III. i., i ,1 At A i il 1 J ij. ... I t.S.. y i s..M.r . . S f i.ic. it g, b jt. 13, 1 d. ' I l of Tim I'slTHl NrvrEt, ') 7 t; e I jtms A3 IP YVA.t. r-v 1 i kUKR AMKXDMKSm .: oovr.uNOi:, OK ATI IAN '.YOUTH,' op KANDoi.ni. County K-eMn. - 1 . 0 tt.V 1' "IOC .u;d to euf, nt that h t.ivitSil of t' r .i.iervalive citizens of Wake, who eup port i. c p.iKcj of preaidont Johnson.' and ere favorable to ' V re-election tit Got. Worth,, bo litsld it the Court Ilouto, in thi city, on Satur d:iy, the 22nd. lust, for the purpose of nouilne tirjj candidates to x ; nt tbie County in the rtpxt Legislature, i.' I of consulting together upon the condition U the country, ", , : -It t very 1 eiriiblc that the consorvatlvee in rsntiiWi'i rl!ctrt-t tuti -,, A 1. r.rW f 1 i ! on !' i- o'-ff. : "i. " " We I.eve reettitly re-published tbe 'Howard Amendment adopted by the Radical Congress, and which will 1 proposed to the Legislature! tf 1' e several 61 nice for adoption; We have also fe'.vtn to our rairathe gist of the proceed ing of the lata 'Southern' Loyalist" Conven tion at Philadelphia aud ita platform, and te day publish the material portions of the tpeecb made by Mr. Tbaddcut Btevent recently at .Bedford, Pa '- r.7"7j Y'e occupy much space and ahall do to, with t e p'utfbtra and posidontof the Radical in t, .rs-vt'd phases, In order that the people of North t aroiiua may fully understand what they pri j. fjse to do with tbe Sluice and people td tba South. 'We bare no with or Intention to mil. lead public opinion in the slightest degree. We tf '1 '-' " I'owr-d amendment aff embodying' dev.. o : the root' moderate of the Radical pn!"y. It t.i-.y be regarded aa the present poai- In n, f f the Northern nd. border, - ia the late so-ealhsd "Southern oftntion. - .All the deh ;at$ in &.... .) ' .... Lova'.iat" t , t -.t Ci-nvfiitiin r ortn'pnf?ot m-. 2Utn. " n and be! poed to in insT.i . reaaon that even f'.'.ti wcirc n '.f 1 w It jet. v ba ft -dawn M advocates tl tl''!"-. Bur but tiie r t (ate . d-v s tvri op n i.i t' ;.!' ;i, for the t..o :: , ' 1 Middle ! t i r . 'y to ewai t i. f' : i te In tliat Convc..;ion vv j:e urgent to j.,ke it a plank in thiirplatlorm. . - . Tiiad. Eleven! and Browalow are the true type of the Radical party, and in their speech te b i Vv ' . r!re tMt dcwignl and purpoaei." No 1. . , ,. iii w.'l tihfv (hem or the great bo.'! t-t eympati.; and advocates, The ' .mol t'lellwK-i nnndment will reraora . ." . i , - - ' ... k..w. jj.oaniuw pro g! iimme. . hut then will binder its eiecntion f The peh of Mr, Bleren fully dorelopee hit plun, and the following, estract froni Brown low't tpeecb, at the Cooper Inatitute In New Vorti repcnt'T. acta lorth hti aeaiani and troie of the men who endorse biw t 'W wtnt t' loj a! npgra to rote and dlaloya traiton mll;ei iwi eot to Tote, l wouia ive t vote, vpre I a candidate for c. "" to ' ' r.:;....l. tl.... f a li .1 ncT0 than a mean, .:c ii. oi. I would aooner ,- d n :;ro than a dinloTal r to .-o my lninect with ' i thnnt a ih-loyai white i.i cl"-' .) I'ut I am aorrr I . ftmtofiate wi. . -rhij, -1 won! ll jal t. ' ; ' man. to y to foil, aiidth'"." f t f t ' i tN-ltttvh" I 1 I than . ' Io not fullv 1 I:.:."Uli i v v, i.uid of thfin yet. 'llt( are unn i nlunt. ! ) iioua, u!scj aii'l rt'Volil- t foic, ami it it thfir i.iir- , a-u.iiM r i ' !;ioii. It a , r In rrhtore by proclamation the hi nt slavery, or to have pay for thnir ri i:r -rof - Th'V "tfr to- hwe tlta t on tii-ir Mite, anl t omeele tHa fact.- JIo Ins pone cic-ur ovrr to them, toui, ureernei ad toiiv. lie it on the tide of the rebellion. JIo 'Hf .inithearna TwIationnowtothatwbeJ lioo that Jiff. Davit did in tornier dayl. . Ha i the living head of the whola concern, - and, if ' ... . a k. . . 1 1 - ! ; . I)y l 'T mrnrrinri inn rcwwvrww rjm. thoy force ""another war "upon the country, which I think they will do, and which they are determined to do, and you, the loyal North, come to tend another array upon ua, to invade our country and to tnbduethe rebellion, 1 bc-T of yon, at I remarked last night in Tren t"ti. i if at vou come in threa great divitona. 1 v :i InavT fvolvrra and tmall anna, to t atom. . '"I : "ii-s, (l.iuni nioiiLS, ami a voice, A v e vi'.'l d it. Vnrth$art l 11 -,y t'.e Lo' I hear r. (Loud IniuJ.ter and .t il'.vl i.iii tlrou! 1 I with, torches and uiwiiir. (Aye, eye.) And .t division, winding it up, i r v 1 r 1 ) 1 ..e - in 1 B" I to ! t. is i and hit v.r t , tl... 1 shall rune wi 'i jnare, compaat anil c&ain, ana J-iy c 'l the 1 ' is into einftli parrels, and aell t... at r.'rt to rklrny the epeH ef tha.WnfcJei men v, 110 will respect the old flag." , ; Ti'iU North Caroliniant support any wan, or set of wen, who endorse th noward amend Keut, the preif.nt practical point at issue, and tl.e U ; ; :rr-tone to the evils and bormra with .rhiiJ ve axe menaced t Xettr! -. . V": T. Iionicit. Wc ate pleased to ' , f ' 11 - 0 "t f . . r '1 1 t ' ip U C irn.ii.ii, 1 ' r 1 'eli .4 cf t'.ie I v '."i'VTiiiii;!.. : 1 1 " The Came. The Convention ca'leil by ; Mr; lioldcp, to ui-t in hik city, on tli420th. inat, will have a ditScult tak to reconcile thcj conflict hig iewt ! f the odiri and enda wbh'h nuike up the Kadi- cal faelioa iu thit Stale, They will be greatly 1 troubled to find a nuto for the; faction. T. j Newbern Timet aeea the trouble, and would gludly Mp''Uiem'Mt'rrttlmffieuHy;rbe' MatuUfd would do tba tame, but tba Radicala front the upper countiee wilt gj the whole aui c d or nothing. Tba Trft-iUi will not be content witb anythlt. abort of throwing Treai deiit Juhoaon overboard entirely and adopting riegro mffraga iu their platform."' ' The Timet atylet ihe Nat!.. rod" I'nlon tnen the ui'Maer ofTlh fliai rtiiluik'pLTa Conven tion, the MtW&Hk Bin, and would ba glad to bare it tiadaratood that the Radical' in that region are Xinaon- Union men,,. It ia no go, iU. Time. : Tba ridiculoutnett of the claim it too apparent to every reader of tba Time; w ben. ita column! are graced every day ar two witb tba Radical whimpering of - ita -.,corrrpoiidwit "Union, whoae ipeecb betrayetb bini aa a di appoioted mal -content; and when it rjoictt dtertbc Ra1fit victory in M-'dne t Yon f - ' ' V thrit pnmr " T' are ..'. i lor Tbad. Bteveni or Pf"i l-iit Jol.a ton. Voti roust either. andorea the National Union Convention, approved and endorsed by President Johnann and Cor. Worth, or you umat mliraca the "Southern Loyalists" Convention, endorsed by Tbad. Bteveoa and Brownlow There it no middle ground between theiu. f T " The Condition of Oar People.' r i .Tb roolutloni.pl Jhe magitrtet .ot.l'nlon' County, .which w t publiahed a day w t wo ti ar.r are enongb to make every heart tad, and to elicit the etrongeet eympatby for our tuflenng people. The eropt in that County bare been literally horned tip." Wa have heard of no other County aa badly atcd ap at that baa been, hat Many othcra ar acvervly injured. Wa begin to hope that the mditkraot the Btatet ln regard, to food, ia not aa had aa wa feared at one time, yet it li bad enough to call forth tba aympatbiea of all our people in behalf of the tuffuring. Th appeal f the- people ia tltoae Coontt'-i where the cropt have been cut off thould ba made, first, to the benevolent and able in their ,ff,ntC9'9.mJ?f in4.1hoie jfdJacTOttiem,; ind then to the legislature of the State, by petition letting forth established and bttdotibtcd facti. Got. Worth niay be relied upon to execute promptly any duty lmpoted by the Legislature. UU heart ia in the right place, and hit warmctt tjrnpathief are with pur whole people, and thfl nay ba aura ha will do what he can for them, irrangementt thould be made, at an early day, for the purchase of corn and meat, this w.nter, both in and out of the S'ate, wher they can be purchaaed at the lowest rate. ' Agentt thoiild ba ditpau:hed to Indiana" and Iliinoit to effect purcbatet on the beat termt. One agent would tntwer for our whole State. 1 The New York World, one of the tuoat reiia ! ble tnd tagntiout Joarnalt in the country, eei no canoe for ditcouragcraent in th IremiH of tba recent elections in New England." It lay r' ,j.- "We entertain no apprehension that the great belt of middle ritatet will tollow the example of Maine and Vermont. The chief reason, why bat red to the South it to easily ttirred up in thote Statea ia iound in llie tact that they ar to remote from tba Boutlicra people, that they re- ; rard them witb the tame kind of irrational hos tility that nation! used to feel towards each other before the modern facilities of communication nd intercourse existed, 'n M nine and Vermont not one man in ten thouWid ever sea a South erner in the whole course of bit life. Away o. the Canada frontier, where what it done ia the Booth hat bwi effect on their prosperity than on any other part of the country, it might .jcaup posed that the people of Muinc and Vermont would ba mora ready to cone1 .n r'.g.it of wlf government to those on the Oulf and tba Rio t.randc, than the pwplcxirNew York w llliaoia, who by their large ownmercn and In tercourse are directly affected by all that touclie the prosperity of the Bout h. But diatw.ee Cm Lnol operate in that manner,. It tcmla to. con. vurt anta natural anemic tuoae w no a no w not n ing of each other. It it the tame illiberal feel ing of blind boa'iiity that existed between Eng 4aad and franca when "a narrow - frith intsr noeed made anemiea of nations :n but which ba happily given way before the benign influences of iarjreaaed commercial ajidaodAl intinxourae. I iut mm reasons om wny nev sw&, wu especially that part of ita citizens who are con versant with the Booth and have the greatest ttakt la ita welfare, deaire to treat that section with bindneaa and magnanimity, while Main and Vermont are to easily excited to look as kance 00 th Southern people, and think they do God sir vice by trying to deprive them of elf-government" -, Consistency 1 Mr. Holdoti lives in a glass house, but be js oblivious vthen bo throws atones. He cen sures Got. Worth lor appointing Hon.." Joaiuli Turner, jr., a director on the North Carolina Railroad, he being unpardoned and "an alien.!.. If this waa wrong in Got. Worth, waa it not equally wrong in Provisional Oor. lloldcni-i- L Mr. Holden appointed Jonathan Worth Tuhlio Treasurer before ba was psnlonert. iir. 1101 den also appointed Messrs. J. M. Leach, Nath. Bovden, Wm. Murphy, P. K. Dickinaon and B. P. Moora, Directora, before theyTiad received their pardona all good men lor directors, but yet boforex they were pardoned, air. Holden appointed R- Caldwell hia aid and counsel lor before he waa pardoned. He also appoint r 1 a r . 1 Vr ol Directors on the Railroads, who ,' I 1 town a d 'Ion's auitU r-f to k ia tl. F I" Milan, heal thyself." How ruli- in ill 1 r. Holden make himself by- tuck (' 1 1 on Cor, Worth I i , n;.r IL Brn-itrvt rott (Jovrnivon ) v.lt it reported in AliNcikrvnlo, i.s.j it a committee waited upon lion. A. If. Hle--1, urging upon him to become e candidate riii'mriinriif Gcortria v.hen the Kate I ad- r ' -r frrrmty vwveiMA. . ies f . .V mow-. i..s friends tbiiia" liiat l. at.l a-.. t' ii.x noiu imiion and his influence in r!iiin- the p .l ical difputes now diutraetiii!? the tiute. " A rtiticrtt in riout"l, TeT, lot oet; A. 8. JoZuistoa'a f4iiiity, Jkrdtd t ji i '- t . T....M P. AXw '.I I v. w Fueech cf TladJ... ', .ver.t, I I Kit4 Curtl.'; i.yTribn 1 ' After al'tidiiighiUny to the dustra Ui dition of the com.try at the. ten-.i ' hoalultitia, and rM-apitutoiinc aoitxt ficulties which tin rounded Congress iu ii. jslation at the la.-t s- ssion, prinrii 1 a which were "the ( t . 9 President and the "i,, . , vacillations shown by I.' ! Ptevent taid :. , 1 . . , . ' "When; tha war i. . t, 1 tniM4a woo'd btra bf pari ment of Government 1 to their h ,'iliniate tf l tifitnismve. and a-'ked oi 7 t-i forfeited live. Ilavie h ' the fortuiua of war; Lou . btate Goveruuienlt under the I voluntaiilv severed their cnnt illlpudi. I I 1 -i tl 1 relwls ' U.! .' 1 ,V trei" -:i. . i rnt ilu .. United end theicl V 1 protect; rlared tii 1 ' -tr i ' tv r U;r t;a ( on !v( 9 alii t 1 1 , ! . r Cm. ' i I to be govi rn. I I y ; 1 . 1ilioe; to surrender t 1. ; the expinns snd ilnmi i.t 1 ; 1 such further fines and ihhun': r great Crime deserved. 1 in; li ii 1 of the Government would lc s 1 these, so fur as policy and j , 1 1 by thia time the severul t- 10 v. o 1 l th Union, with ConaiUut'.i. j A portion of th property of t'.e v ' would bate -len applied to i y 1 debt, to benli iu eurni 1. 1 age tuflered tiy ioyai pii, 1 would no douht bav been m ' - for n term of years. A few, 1. s would bsve suffered the evt-re' law; tr our law It a mud ei . ministered. The blood of b..f citizens would hardly have t peace and returnin? (foo l v. , siiread over the whole land. I and follv of a fe Weaa bsve reversed thi whole picture. AH the power of oar Go, in three department!, whose ch -tlistinet from each ether f ni. r oixm the other withoutdnturi ol their working! aed endar of the country. The Constitx i 1 .'f fi. h ony fy .JtegMallve poweti herein r"i' 1 t-s ted In a Congress of the tin "1! ni . li hail cnnslrt of Benata and 1 . . t. aentatives." The President v. t. c, but hat no lepi-ilatlve er jiidiri i r '. he judiciary must atljudg all e.. d question which arise j that iu t u . y. By the ConiMtntlon the pi-. . f -vl admit new fciale and to guarai. forms of gov rnnvent belongs to ( ie Neither th Pwident nor tlio ! 1 cau ('o tl.lie'. i.r ft part ther--; ;. 'dee' - .No v , i.iii.rmcd r ; no t . 1 1.. u 1 a It. "-VHei" "'"if "-folioat t'.t ! f loni't, not only tlie r' ' t. 1 - build theiftatet; t ve t -r.i ru..f.a,. fif! t'l ' U i..(.y fe... tjul tc j - , .iu., i.- , i tlegee which thev renounced and soi "lit to troy,- , The President, at Comii.an.i riu ( !, 1 of the army, had a right, after the na.netit, to appoint military Governors and hold liiciriin military subject';. n until the law-mnking p.v r had as, opportti- .y to act. Instead , of fahr-jj Congress Ugethr or awaiting their regulars., tioo, he usurped all the duties of the law-nnikisii power and proceeded to give constitutional aid tlvil iv. i 1. in. cits to tiie coii.iiicrt'.l r'ntts, ti rectii' ' i-i t: mo't arbitrary iimnner the terms f ihtir org.iuie W and c'-n 'rollirs theae .tions of their boirim ,onvc.n::..iis. Notwith staiidliig th change in the number of Ire citi lens, produced by the war and the acts of Con gress, be confined the rights of fiiienl;ip to ths Rebels, excluding alt the new made loyal 'nib rene, lit distinctly informed the IteUia that they had lost all the rights qf .citizens of tht Uuited States; but when' ther had adopted it convention his government!!,; he t-.-i law i them admitted into the Union, and directed t unrrreat to admit their representatives, exiirely dcclar- 'ingthat Congress bail nothing to do, hut that each tonne wparateiy was s.nii.iy m : n oi the regularity of the elerition and jua!... .uimis of the member! who presented themseh 1. He laid that he had admitted the State. 1 '.' had TJeeTared their "Klntlnnato-the trnion t 'ired." U bad goaranteel rejiillii-fina ft mrn- ment to the disorganized Slates. Of th. uus, of their right to representation, Coi 1 had nothing to t!ty, Whctf tt t reiiK . ;1. 1 that all these act are merely hgi-lative ; t ,t the the President f,.rm napart t the I ,'- VH tive Dower, it must be admitted that tli If'tS were the most high handed usurpai 1awU-a ambition could exerei-e. . If i.lt cd to by Con great thi government would ; ; -er ba a republic lubject to the v ol of the j j !e but a despotitra in which one tyrunt wm. I rule over a nation of slave. . A t'o; eh 1 l y tlie people to reBiHt armed tr - 1 ... .. m t . -posed to cower before tho. t 1 ' , ' 'da sii- ! spostatn, I y a " '! l-rl',8 .scurvy, mercenary, e; -oi vio have since joined blm mfM f: aud iil-..phlie that they need not bo iocl . h d in any eniinici a )Uo of political force. V Congress met and calmly prou.ed.d to fecou ttruct the Government. U prop"". 1 inioi. went to the Constitution, not only :;dl,ir ' tlarery, but placing all men on a pe: i t con i ity before the law. Kvery human brie ' is se ctored to have rqoal civil ri . hia, and t , r is invesfeil. wii powrr to ennr a 1 .. Tbiadoea not touch aocial or political t .. They are left to the mature action i t i of the State, and ultimately of t : . pmposed amendmentnowpemiir r baaia of repreaentation in Con vote of a white man In the ' to a vote of a white nuj in t: . white man't vote in the : ' 1 nearlv at much a two v. h: five Mates. 1 his Sri . t 1 .h-l!l el (i. ' 1. f ' '" ! C.i . I . I a i the n ....! of a'l i' 1 IV.. stress paoed the X leedmen S I Preah lent vetoed it. He preii r freedmert tnd refi.'f starve, s pi ed to mobliinirsnd murder, t a Uw lo admit ( i-iuiiclii l.kf v it would give two more ftMi. "policy," Congres pase.l r . Tennessee he disapproved ( Bieas;e with bit ot:.iluna, 1 t 1 Slut . ) ( tf tan 01 c. ; . , .;;: it admitted hi Son-iu biw ' t'onirress passed t law ;. pension nf th woim I was ait'lt I '. .-. i'jd..., I t. . . j 1 , peoa. ia i 1 -nnad of-n. per rtsesiw- miSnltw. iirilia tho t the 1 ad done all they could 1 1 i..ut' r'-i ti will p rev ad at the ,1. t No u. : led man can tupport hit -1 a .a. Coogreaa pasat-d a law . loui .us. Not auch a tow a 1 p bat a.ite It w t oartiaUl But It sat and to fw 2ijd.-Itwould haved r hsd it not ben far th admiuistra i in thesi-ssion a bill waa reported . y i bountiea. The Socreury of -v e a le'ter to the Senate ssy ti . i 1 1 )f!oia the Treasury t?'jO, , , 'O'O. Th provot-Mar-i t i te a still "ore f-ightful 1 would eost 180,000,000, - f Internal Revenue declared , 1 i.e publie credit. Hence red ftotri 'wtUng batl 1 airaiigemetit of th bounty 3 .tic wa dm, and com v ! I done to oor gallant oj iiiiirtratlon shall beremor. , ; . r,k aa incTibM onthelweBiit 1. As a further enumeration of oi. i of Congresa, t would teftfjon h f the Hon. Schuyler Colfax lately - i'ui-iita.- Noaounder patriot ..ii .-ia. And I will tak thi 1 an 1 iat at speaker i terieve no r 1 . r pn ,i Jcl ovef a deliberative - . . ' " ' . .t . .... r (,,, .,, , 1 will try to le impar . to b-'-T.nv' unmingled . ! - . i ..nort.'int ... ..... ..... vi I m i.i;'....wii,;, oUtrucUd, 1 1 v, ... 1 . i r.i -uh-itt and iha Copper 1 i to 1. t.e a Kepubjicof "iihcrty and "v." 1 1- ii live approacheit.it tuoea. t vtii.oiuu u.d. w utigbt bava treated i 1 'iiui list thev ara. in fact, con-1 ' If . uus, and, tbrongb oabltng acta, v 1 t 1 the qualification of voter . tin t I d man could participate in the i .iionof timr organ id U. V should t si1 entire certainty, have aecured th (, tii . 4 I nwHi men hare TiVrmcd in 1 i , . i f t " fitate Cown.tutions giving t. ' . to all. and which weald have cir i 1 t : t -X spirit of rebellion which iJ i t ro , :-irej x . th at 1 ev. ry one or mosepiaiesw ror ...i'ii Irrefutable evidence, that v tiiumphant ia every Confeder 1 !' o.il.iiean doubt the power of . v ; ..a I bave stated. No aonnd la tra ale ; C or.-'ini I. CIl'. S ( intr th a t : . ijcr bcurvea anx one.nfib .Hons now cutting in those Statea to be io' nnits. Fonned by the da ft in,,. ... 1 conqueror, without eooault- ! c, tl.. y can be tolerated only ss tern poi iry frr er pro vi gl s rr- 1 I t Nortd im SiM.t.wir.T' 0p.ii. :. :jnentt, until the law-mnkin 'j pow ,,"n permanent laws and foruuf of '1 in y are so considered by the ,i, ue at thaaUtost. and fairett til I us lately given the tollovtng e Chief Justice eayi; r rt t tbis Is no r,-.i.titntion, Bseauea 1 t .ii . 4 n.rf le : t imvontion, and no v.o..r to m.. . a ( intm. m firr 1 a i, or to akf, h we l;.i and Imve ; aud that it cannot . iiimie a mstinitii.n. even bv popular sanction Ii ....... te wirnMii. rtmi -l.t t bt- rujaatfd .v Mm 1 .ie aa t!iu aaieat. im)tua( sua mass aw h nt 1... ... . .t if setiii.ti i! (.uii at r. (, and avniit. .. h , v j.. rv'.-Mi.tr and itHmerona juetion before I o: j.ot to tbe orgaauattiat of vom i - a Ci.tivpti'iMii. liecaiiMt it wimi enn'd without t . .. nt tii- p. "i.le of Ji.M-th Carolina by th 1 i ..f ii... I inie.t Mrti.-fl, ornniter Ins imira--i" a-i t i.f ......nr and K(.ttic uurtmtiuii, Uich coiujl . . .. l..Hiv n .v fcutli'T'. V lo bind the Htats jvJ i.t. i it be .! tfie Pn-wileiit or-bis ( 1 .. ere- nt a I'rovjiice lid notoallerrattw- . I -nv.ii ' .t. t to .I'H t!"lM.tltl were . . ... - . .-f tiis bony was dut mi . 1 1 11. iiv it directly and poeitively. Mr. .i i .. iri nirtl a Convention to perfona certain k.. . am hm ; to annul the ordinance ot Heceaaion and t, 1. .Ir S retnrn to the Union, or claim ita eontiuned suiio -nee amier the Coiwtituiion of fie Vwlted Ktate j to emiindpate slaves and ordain tliat Slavery shall never hereafter exutt tn this State, ti4 to repnihats tne wte war debt. All theae wore done, the two Hrst .r.in (.MV and in satiafaotory tonus, ami the third st toe lni moment, nnder subjection snd in conformity to oiu.TH alter having ones refused tostiopt themeaa- lire. All wa (tone, I say, that waa required, anil Mr. 1 1 .1111 y..i!md that ha had mi all a wantsaf t i nt we w-re back aa a Slate and it we w-re bai-k aa a Hlate and might choose our 1. (.mental ivcsiu 'o"-- in eouformlty to our r- -bin aa a btnte, and u nr law regulating election a. V ii I-.-re anvuong mora liir that i onvenaon to dot cie iin V ci..n f .r any other pnrpiaie, even by tlioee win! aura allowed to vote fr memlierst How dure tin v. then, go on to frame a Cotwtitntjon, a Isw t. atl which le o he bi w.:ng en thoae who elect ed in. in f r H10 en. In, snd s ao "S that large portkat of Hi l.iori.ite and hHriie-"Bniartiavea Rebele" WilO W.'l e ill all. wed to vote at all 1 Th nreieiiaion W Wllh. t. nn i.f it !nr I or (wedent, nntil the preaint iral aimi) ni"r of power ia a duuunaut tooneneai liiiijoruy, wttnoaa reeiiet roc t . I itnt ion. As far as they 'safely can, r thev can, the people vfight to reit ..., "1 ln they m peaeetlly do, when ul allowed to vote; and I una! they will oncaai.in without eommotiort, tn stipport nrineii.le of hiimaa lilierty that a puofile 1 to nke tn.-.r own C onstitution, snd . auhjeet to one imposed on lUt m by Sirce -) estraneous power, er by a tracium of ,.:.v: nil! Ill) f 1.1I m I1MC ' r I 1. i II- :t t- .'.' " n,c t :.' t j isace 1 ngawr-ttvfwiHwm ''ate h t' is 1! iv a lawful government. They s no-? ...ii t v t vt ! ij.fl. conquered by- our,, arms i. r.ite Slatee of America."! . i...t not Congress give them eit tier ivernments or enabling governments :s so s and V iitthey rld fonnr rhatB - erne into the Union with J, 4 eeeiiiin.; equal and Impartial .! t ; t 1 ..'j human being within their liut :y in the tessioa I introduced a bill to phc '. 1 enabling jetton the true pnncipha ,.,' ;..,dg ..government.- Itmet. witb. but 1, ,. ... . -nance, .'I Ue republican mind had n. t in . oil, and waa not ready to accept so ; n.-. ,,in. And so tb tessioa was t io , .u tii.Ti, Vou may find my propod 1 ....;Tii.er ! 'i the reason for it Jthe last" r of 2U '.-, I winh it might be cop i into your rxcc'irnt paper to tbat yoi may j oi it. i tnift you will examine it well, 1.0 in.it you can. iuform us of ita propriety..; I ;'"t 1 r;nw it nvt Senior. ---; 1 1 1. y 'opiui ...n, Congress wa derelict' In1 Bnntlier part ienhir.. I hav alwav held that v.h:le 1 n;t . f. if ot the belligerenta should suffer ' eiMii t li v ,f' the law, yet that eui t ..I be levied sut of .thtir proft exiwuni a and damage of the in Jtilv, lu3, declared all their 1, and directed the President V b' bfn. : t of the United Staterj- 1 ., -n 1. 11 1. I in tha t tnore t- .. I 1.1 projKrty tnu became t ... n t 1 states. Proceedings 1 biiiion of property, in 1 ft.t!ei, bad been insti i '1 no President, ha y tho whole ot . it. n v Jai f-. -i.ti ah ;. 1.1 xt.il. lis has , enriched' oe of lot I men. . And yet it , had not the courase 1 : 1 u.tfihngs ami comtel the t dutv. 1 trust that Our ea ...ore coyjage, so that i.-.iv twinpci the Presi- 1. I execute the Intra. w .,1. It I frankly confes '. I ut ourcrowninasin was . ,. t.i f. oe.liii.-n to 'Ul i i touuht our 1 victuna i t t ii- a doa nine 1 nutrd. -re I nn r 1 .'. . Wt. have Jett "aaha 1 1 .- 1. . At lot t r t . (Ilrivt Ja Jliiuri.ie a . --..'. .. J " 1 u 1 a Bapjiifa.vat. J ed. ; Behold the awful slaughter of white men and blackof a Convention of highly respecta ble men, peacebly assembled ia Convantioe t New OrlttuQs, which Gen. fciieridaa pronouB'-.e biore horrible than the jnaaaac, of Kurt Pillow. Even the clergyman a bo opened the proceed ings with prayer -waa roettyomrderel. All this was dona under the eanctioaof Johnson and hit offloe-boldiera. -Jt is the legitini Mtuequence of hla "policy" " .. ;, f I admit Congnes became demagogical in the but hot day, wbea all manhood waa melted out of everybody. They did tome thing to aeduoc the Feniane lato oor rank. Tb mea ture were right, end so l voted for them. I will speak plainly on thia tubject. : ; The moat effective argument (U argument, it it can be called) which will ba itaaed by eur opj orentr ; W tffott madeby ,th Re 'putnicafl to giveeqtral right to avy human lelog,vetathe Afilcan. Waabali bear re peatei'l, ten thousand time, the ry, "Negro Equality"!? 1- The Iladicala would: throat the negro into your parlors, your bedroom, and tli boaoin of-jour wivea and deugbtcfa,. Tley would . even tnake your reluctant daughter uarryhtock men. -And then tbey-wUlaend up the grand chorus from every foul throatrwnia fr,",i "nigger," "nigtr-r 1"j ."UowaV with- the nigger party, wa are Ivr the arhite man a party.1" Thus unanswerable .argument wilt' ring in every low bar room,, and b printed in avery blackguard ihtV"throrrgbotit a land wboea ftin dameiita) timtim is "Ai,l, KM Ann CKSATKO ... . ' 7 -. , ,.r,,ju f. . -' t t1,: ' t..ti tU W i iJ. Unprincipled brawling demagogue, - d oi aom cunning bnt no consciences Aoiong those who bav an unequal mixture ot rouaand dupf, ar th low, ignotant, illiterate iiatiTea, asetl a Joreigncrs, who dwell aboutlue puiv sius of oar toajn end citiea, and lire by pil fering end "odd job." ' 'J 4 'W'i 1 . ! TU Protestant will ttoten to a devout aamton from the text "Of e blood made, h all tb nations of the earth," and .go forth to the next political meeting to but "down with the ne .nXriavCUi to the reading from the. attar of the Pope' Ball de nouncing stavary, and go forth, to support the slavery party, and shout "Down with tne aer ro," YVuata abarae tba th eountrymen of the Declaration of Independence; what a Shame that the eonntrymea of the immortal O'Connuil should ever east a rota on the eide of hnmaa bondage I -i3,fc. ?M 1 .;' je! I-...; f w Srfoliewa a disgasting tirade f inveetife and abuse of the 'Preident ft p ' 4 Jh Presittent and hi squad (it does not de set ve tba asms of party) contend that the war made no change iu the condition of our Instl' tutions, under tii Constitution. .. That, th rights and liabilities of all par former citieens, Kebel as welt loyal, remain unchanged. , Thi WJ mo"ifirforaWignojin trea.lury. No. ttreat . war between acknQW edged belligerenta ever left tbe condition and rigiit ot the 'parties ; after the tame at before. utiles it . were a stipulated by th treaty ol peace. The war leaves them wit bout com pact, without riKbtsexcept the riaht of, war, v.When it to ended he treatiea areo baniadej or tj en party aiibmite the conqueror preacribe the future relative condition of iha partie without regard to their relative condition beioM tbe war. ; 1 ne VMquisucu .nave no right except what the conqueror grant. ,, Thi it muck more so, when one of the belligerents wtscompoeexl of Eeliels. ., You .are .aware... tliat a convention of , traitor wa lately beld in Philadelphia. .-Moit of them had actually . borne arm aeaioat the l nitea btatea, . and. helped der halUs mil lion of eur euufctta, A few sympathizers, from Jhe NoRh, Fho ought to have been South, met with them. They extinguished th Democratic party and blotted it name from the vocabulary of parties. Xo Democratic party can ben.cvf.ortb exist,". t. . ,Kl . j I, " - They laid down aa elaborate party -creed er piatiorm 01 principiee lor tnia. conglomerate ma. 1 tjeiDg- traitor, tney gpf course adopted the Preaident'a view. ,..-.,, 4, . '! ' Hire la. their fundnmentaf artkle to whfch all the othert conform.,,. Mr, Baymond't addrett ' eayt;!,--, f rt!f; (,;.,---j.Mj -. j,j: w tadt "The Constitationef tba United States is io-day ' precisely what it wa before th war, iha supreme law of tbe land, anything la th oonat.tulion or law of any Mate to Hie eontrary , notwithstanding. Aa4 So. daylm as before th war all powers ao ood.'eroed by tlui (Uatatitutioaon tbe Oeawral OuvamaMBt aor pro hibited by it te th etasea ar reeerred to tii several tat"S or the people thereof. , .i f "Tli Fnih-a Htatea aoqntred no new power1: po .riKiiMi eiiuer aemioruu at (H emi auuumty waauo u . did nut possess before th war broke get," ;, t. Tli is strange, wild and wicked doctrine was unanimously adopt' d by the eonclsve." What I Si million of Bebfll who bd renounced tht Constitution, who bad murdered Ave hundred thousand 01 our clUiens, who had loaded the nation with debt and drenched it with blood, when roncjnereil nad tort el ted trip ngbt; had loai' "jo!hirisdiciion or civilauthority j, nd theie' etwiTjBffvvjrebajdRIaejTrtrv'TBnv was Constitution which, While they obeyed, protected them, but wbie they had disearded and torn to piece by wart Wat there ever be-; fore a hnmaa brain, frenzied aoowoh to enren. der such folly ; or human front brazen enough to - Trtlwi1' j'Apt,hw Jriieaee elearerthan tbat when belligerent. Inaumrst a ftLtuf taa' ""g'ma , war wiiicu is auanuwraismi to vata puoilo war, -O .1. -e 1. 1 . .i . .... . all the former AhhiratfoiM traatiia anil 'anmn..i. 1 ueiwecn iiiaparuea oaeome null and void; and I titer t us war are to oe renewed or repudiated aa I the partlee agree, or aa tbe eonqiieror decMe. I If either party ia utterly subdued bit life, liber- y..wyvij www IWBI1.(JWU HiaTlC - tor. Why doe not tbe Emperor of Austria say to Hit King r Frusahi, "I ly do a niy arms, and all tbinct will remain at before the war." 1 lie l'russiart would answer, you are at big a fool 11 the President of America or the traltor'i league." No, Sir. The warbaschanned everv. thing old treatiot and leagues have ceasetb. Venetia is no longer yonrs; JI never and tb Duchies are mine ; and beaide, you mutt pay the expenset ot the wat, 15,000,000.1 Who denies tbat this it tbe law of nation! except the advo cates of treason, who deny our right tfJ make them paythe-expenaeeof tba wrtThry wry ia agiunst connscnuon ior enme, s IT It wars inhuman. Ood willing, I ilia!! try it again, and ee if they do not pay part of the eost and dam wgertrf the war before they help to rnake our law. The constitution un changed f Then alave ryexistt"; then all the Drnvisiona with regard to the rendiJlon of fugltfVe from-labor remain then every traitor hat right to lit down in C'onorrejs, aa the representative of three-fifths ol" all th tlavea beside the white. We can eaailtf e..;...i.M .m.1.! ..ii.-.- .1 . -1 .jf-iii.TO tnu niiiini.io P.U11 iiwuo auiuor six dclarctionas be ii no lawyer' is totally Igno rant of the Jaw of nation ni tba law of war; but what shall we sty ot those able jurist who st by and acquiesced nnlesa we put it upon the tairie ground that one of the ableat attd bctt of tin tn did when be advised to take a falae oath b t-t a vfe and-vben to break ft: '---", -", Kuf, fellow citizens, I amoccapyingtoomuch ground. 1 .'" ' ''' '".j., ; fHt ' '. 1 , A X nid Ki fore. the irraai.laMuiw iw.-araM.ar.i ..i.-. jwiattJ thq;ftUvii,C;a.j4iflras'r,'iJ- 'J'. shad notd 'iy, but a-tinit. that a. funilamental i I T ... M,"f'r vv""'J'''tatauvB,.-.,igiBa moraieaititfe', or social actpiirenrents; thete irt ,. prinrinle of tho Hepublicae creed ia that rr i .:t n-tf ' " ' every d iv f being potw ssin'f an itijinortal aout it equal be I T Maiuphl, I f,,re Uia law. T lift aUro niit ind aannnt h .nit ' I , - ..aw 4 .1 t a - V. . :.- - , 9M JUtt.Tt-CiiifU, - JL. accident which xnunt govern their condition sceording .to circumstance. . Rut ia this Re public, the samela a nJt and shall apply to , every mortal, Aimncau, l.iiliiiua, Alrican, . German nrluik. It is written by the linger of1 tliALMinuTt Law-oiven, "Ye shall bava one. manner of laws, veil fx, the itranger aa lor : one of your own country; for I at: the Loup your OW. "';. bt .' if - " ' ' M . OT DVIHTISEKIXTS. SAMUEL :W," COLLINS iCO'S. 11 ' ,U;!l .-,,'( .;- AXEH, C7. " . , " ' ViiiuV. Bamt W. Collins k ' Cos. Cast fteui In. rttt heavy. it,aiuit.' - ' - Tnrpentuie. . - M. VawFenitantiary Acaar'S xo " tiaou. w. .uuuin a ixi s. 1 uors is nuei now, TweBaram,' a ..amvrng at "B: P. WILLIAMSON evptis-ir Bsea, lnno Bnahela, prim WTut Cora. . .... Axrivme Una ilny at , R P. WILLIAMSON C0'3. "wj.ii'j.ir --p J.' .1 um, J i iiii.i . m, - li hi ioa, t 1 -e " ' ' . !., ... j Y 6nfl 11m. boutuamptoa a., 1. u ; a. , fioolos. " " puts UaflJrrl.ln Eega.'' Tli above articles wore speciaiiv aelected fur family use, and ar warranted to give aatiataetton. ' . . .. JiP. VVlLLIAJLbONACO. 1, Sept lStf t V it j m t i r i V BAOCIif O, ROPE, TtTIXE. IS Bale Onnny Bagging,' '"! -"' - JUOO J w4 rxtmtMi 4s-J, w, lot) Coila Ptluig Rop, In aiore. luux jfcou ..'1 v ' wrr r t iusaw a, r 1 aeptV-tf J " , ; " aUit m .'MATCIIE8.v:j::i!,f. .ii, - -. f,'i1o. IMntedBuekta. I '.tji . f . W ruHuns w r)iptn rape,. . rrii !. .!' ' . ii SU urrna ranor jiniene. .. & . J Arriving to Ar ' " - ,vi . 1 TJ. P.' WILLIAMSON CO. -ept tS-tf -e-w-.-' " ' ' , .I ,1. 7 ,-:,, vai , .s....,f.A - choice fcAxn? or i xoiiu .1 r ' , (10 Barrels "I'atapaco'' Fuo!y I l-atr. ' Id H,tf 1(1,1 A . " lll.f,...EM..Wrf.....yyiy..-llW-,MrA.Illl II.PHI III J t, . Vd Barrel "CIie.i entu " ' 'f It " ranee i,m, " ; . . 4 f 10 PaekN.C. '(.'. -" . Fsiitilly Plonxi td b.iia. eviwr Flour, 1 rnt Brsnu... . .,.-.. " 1 All frnah and in" ' ' . li. P. WILUAMS03P A CO. U aept I5-tf 1 ; .n,im Jlicccssorj.ta Ceo.D. atones A Co, ' "S0LESALB BETAJX OTtCGOISTS. ' ti-f-JI :,.J " - . ,i 1 ; ;, - - , . , i oii i aB Sycamore St.1 Drag, Jfadlcinea, Pslnta, Oils, Tarnish, Window Olaeatrye-Muffa, Perfumery, Hpicesae. - -A they pnrohs tbeir goad la peraon, er tltrwogh their Agents residing at the Korth, exelualvely for ijagh and from ttrst hands onlv, they esa oBm lndocr tntats equal te any Votitmuy fouss.v AevtA er Mouth. UerehaaU, f 'byaiciuns, and otbt are earn daily iu vited to examine tnelr Stock, - , V.tI1.BB.J01tUAN. , " CWEPHCAIta,-- FALL Tit ADC' 1860. -'-aniLWAINECO.;- vVnOLESALE DEAEEC3 IT TA. ; -u ivPli' V FAXCY OKI COOUSL .'. 5fa.-.5K9 t cu ni or ii tr e t, . .,,, - , r Pi k ..MSt -h lerurft Ttr.tnlat, TIKB PXEA8t!BB IK ISTOBMrXO TltTm friend 8 and the trade generally that the steady toaraas '' fi their buainees ha ten lured it necessary for them to add two room tv their Dry Uooda bepartmeut, " together with a large and eonveaient entrance fron ' Tabb atroet, which arrancetnent a-ivea them a moat jreiotuJtiaios-nium, U.lighedy. and. eeaWee- theaw -r uj uusmereaaea avoooBUnoaaaiua te add lareale So thi Sail 8tm-.-r-.-- - . Thev bee- Lara to' tnvlu lurllnU. .li..il tbeir extensive taeortment of , ' i!,-.i ' . 3-r,i A .,, ,j r I . I Ready-Made Clothing. made to oriler under Um tniprTiioti of Ur. JL K bim famiiiavl witk .ut. ; iJitiriraatiiiff m hwr trdk thin F1L- their rinniai North rVrva. shica will he frm,l aniitin.riv ..o....,. . T ; I. . E " American and rortfrmN KTIPIR iVIt tIVrv vv,v r . 1 3, I.L. - ..... - y together with a full line of NOTlOlS'i nil. which hi,rgbeen purchaaed for cash, theyhav hesitation tn saying to the Trade, that ti.. v ar pre pared to erhtr auuk induoumeau as will inaur aatiw luctini . ,' . . -iT(-p"ED.(t:b. GRHA5t and JKr ate JitW IE have eliarge of tlna Uop.u-r1.1cnt, and will b pleased to exhibit oor stock bitiivera Tinning thia ; eeirtL9u-,.Vj', . ,mkxsri;Ho.iFTPtf4La ; . Tnt anderrfgned, exesntor ef Willlara B. Wine, der eeaaed, late of the Comity of UnrtfiYd, . Jf. - C. givea notii e that be will ap;dr to the Circuit Court of tli Coioration ef Sorfoli City, Va., at tba Una held next alter the -.piraliuu of two Dtouths from the laa publication at 'tins uouce, aa required bv law, for aa order dircit ng tht tranxfor to him of' the atnck ia said ewmoration. hnl.-n. mff loH ,.lu,.im n,i ....i- ing lu hia name at his death. . . W. N. H. FMITH.' ' Ifuificei-burt, S, C. P 11-w liopurtunl iu 1, li .-;, Grower. .TCST K'l'eltril aio'b.-r Sin 'V of Iv." Ba tj Bone riitpha.e ot I ime, tu : iirse for Alien ana .M.u.'rt wi.il M.itv. 11 i ...itst. AH we aek to aenre ilu-ir e- n .i lmj a t. ial. ;' Itieeof BatighV-toA f't'-.'-'V ill., and i, viiae. T.I T i Allen a iid Needle t'. ' " Ae-ent ;t ior the pnrchaa' of V. -i Pcrnviaa" Qiun.i, uy ti.e bet Wruia JAOTi : TOWTr-l, -i-Ageat,' 1-rVpt 13-tf f Ba:ki,aTa C ,r a 1 r esivejarl, 1. Joits . 1-V.i.LJ jCk and June London fortes .m.i... s. i.Mf;t.i.. 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The Raleigh Sentinel (Raleigh, N.C.)
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Sept. 15, 1866, edition 1
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