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and 8-orJ.-.lur more than two years J"C
South has ft-ted th invasion with an en
ergy and heroism unsurpassed in the annals
rftinie. Has the South nojuuncatiooia this
resistance?, IIm her tre.ure been squan
, dered in vain?- lias the best Wood of her
noblest tons been freely shed .In an unjust
ctaN a eaiueln war against the " best go
vernment the world aver Mwf It would
raera so, judging from the spirit and drift of
aa aiticle that lately appeared in the Stan-
j Uara, over toe signature -iuauu.
I i The whole article is full of peodantry and
( V v " blind partisan hatred, aad enameled Icom a
i(f f . . grandest contest in which men can engage
the struggle lor nghuui independence, iw
. " writer labor$ to put die Soma ia the wrong
to show that her martyred heroes have, died,
id an unjust cause. &( one who has reau
history impartially; no obe who believes it
Wrong to invade an unoffending people with
fire and sword ; no one who believes it right j
to resist unconstitutional eoctrtion could have J
written such an article
He attempt to fill the heart of the South
ern patriot with gloon by cutting hint off
. from the bright, examples of Swiss gallantry
. enccesstully contending againsr Austrian des
r 'ffttism, and the heroic example of our fore
tiuhen triumphantly resisting British tyran-
ny ; K by .charging Southern people with being
1 r ;the sole cause of the war ; by keeping in the
' . back ground the wickedness of aboTtuoo agi
. tatwn ; by indirefctly justifying Lincoln ; by
suggesting doubts 61 our victories; by imply-'-"
" tag that we are wasting eur blood and trea
aare tor a mere punctilio; and lastly, by try
mg to delude the 'unthinking and ignorant
; by the erf of peace peace when there it
' no peace, sod can be none, without our tnie
To follow " lfendson tnrougn ail nts la
' bored attempts to convict the Sooth of.be-
"ginning a, wicked and unjust war, would re
quire too much time and space, but let us
.. .".tfifvfce at them. as we pas$., ,
lie asserts that there is no "analogy" be
tween our struggle and that. of our torefa
theri To the Southern patriot in anus
' against the principles and acts of the despot
ism, it,, would aeem that there is not only a
strong analogy, but where . the analogy (ails
it is much more strongly in oar favor. If the
Colonies ocing allegiance to the British Crown
were justified in their resistance, then are the
thirteen Sovereign Slate, who never acknow-
" leded allegiance to the Northern despotic
otxirueitwa of tbe- Constitjitioa more rliaa
justified justified in resisting the open vio
auion of a wnuen compact, the bold, robbing
M their property, the avowed detraction of
their viial interesta Our forefatlters " took
nj arm" to redress their grievances." Tbe
Sou ih era States instead . of falacg up arms
" to redress their grievances, quiedy and
peaceably withdrew from a Union , that had
been faithlessly abused and " assumed tboir
delegabxl powers" instead of th sword,
they offerei the free navigation oi the Mis
sippi instead of the clash of arms, they of-
fered an equitable division of the pub'ik ph-
pai tj L - ier oo anatoiry - but weea tbe
ttarro w-nnnded monarcti aftd "tui bisot
ed niim-iry," who actad ajrainst tha advice
i th aUest utemea of Ue ae Cikat
ham, Camden, Fox and others," and tbe
u narrow-tninded" Lincoln aud Im (aeatical
CWb.oet, who attempted to coerce the. Souto
Sg naii the advice oi the ablest statesmen of
the lao-flioqgiaV of Gweer, of BeU ati-I
others ? Is there n analogy bet ween the cru
elties of British aiercuarit, and the barbari
ties oi Lincoln's hirelings ? Is tbera no anal
ogy in the heroism of oar leaders, tha cour
age and endurance of out soldiers, and the
jbeerjig, wlf-sacriScibg ptriotwu of our
fair daughters ? Tbe eye blinded by paiti-
sad hate cannot sea it.
Wirtia yon wouid. expett from, to astute
an hisjrian as u Dstvfi7n" a poilorphical
reason for no mighty a revolution, he tells
you that it had lis origin ia vrgery be telU
you that the people are so simple that mere
party tm-k nirt party sehame, could up
rxK iro:a their afSxtions and Walter tbe
might pillar of the nation. . lie tnu-t dab-,
ble on the surface and fish among the ieutn
that floats in the dirty px!s of slan whose
petoU6C to''Qad' M'fpSuij"fSS vast'
Eerolutioo than aoryery, and that forgery
without a reason. Why did be not go be
neath the surface and see thai it found m
causes in the deep irrepressible antipathies of
two d;2i-reot antagonistical people? Why
did he not kjl you that his antagonism' was
brougr.t about by personal liberty tills, by
underground rad-roadiiby incitements to in
surrection, by John Brown raiies That tins
antipathy bad been fostered by the poisoa of
titeir school books, the atheism of their pul
pit, and the fieadinh teachings ot a toog list
. , of iDf.u jus cxia from Belcher to Ltncoio ?
'Why Ad he txx teB you that th South had
"vd f e"sta-in a coovtitutiobal way"
to tijee tichingf for Over forty years, " by
R-presenitioiis, remonstrfUjces" and repeated
FvViiiu, till forbearance ceaed to bujl vv
. tee? r -
. Who in the South wanted-lhewar t be-
would nach its irerent maenitudo? I doubt
iTDitvilioo, wuL ai la pf tc Latt any
. - . : . I" . 1 : L --II I
levaar.-Wba then ckr a tuan
the citizens of the 4outb the caosrs of the
9 ' . r r T .
war whgq tbeybelong id the rtupwdoas
wickedness of the- North. Lincoln intended
to Ttftar the Union by the (oint of the bay
( u Resistance was made tbe pretext fop
-iocs more onjust m.lL" He threaienS
to Jhari our st-amen as piratas ad hand-cui
our wHierf as felons ; Le proposf9 gradual
ernanci'iation, 4Jij protfaims uriiveril free
dom to the negro, and inntes him W murder
and rapw and gcarantees to protect bis
tjlark t-ut-th-qcy in their- fieodiah work: be
31eiicadof oor greatest iieroes,35Tjj 'to placeTTproper estimate BpcSntTife8t fmportahcX 'And "lltnoggTi (be
pvts litem in initotiane ' when they faS
j-aio haoii, aad then makiseau ivenal con
fLcaUoa of Southern property the law of his
t-.l u.-y i.iiri ..i c 1 '
a.xv!V-!.im;.t .4 .. olj.vtr W U but
he could be touud ld.iubt tl.it our pu.-!t
defenders had gamed gforious victories over
our brutal foes and hart wwo imiuortd Uux ?
Tbey profit to hye gained victories," are
his words. AVho bat he would suggest tlt
we are pouring out our 'blood and treasure
for no grvater cause than a mere "punctilio."
u Are we to pay in blood and treasure of the
peo(4e for punctilior he asks. Why ot
duress lhat qoestioo to Lincoln?, lie is the
party that M disclaims to negotiate. He is
the party that stands upon the punctilio, "no
terms with rebels." Are- North CaroUutans
fighunr for a M punctilio' when they see a
brutal km invade their soil, burn their besws,
fingers r . Did the glorious hero Jackson, tue
great Johnstoo, die accomplahed Tetfcgrew,
the gallant Tender, and the long line aif he
roes who have crimsoned their native soil
with patriotic gor' sacrificed, thetnselvas for
a punctilio? But tliis patriotic writer, after
disparaging our cause, apologizing for Lin
coln, sneering at our victor-, drawing an
imaginary picture of our desperate condition,
and confessing that ie. at least, t? ready for
submission says that " peace, speedy peace,
is the remedy.'' Some " may perhags prefer
that the ; Indeptdenee of the South be ae-"
ktKWged--bur11 independence catmot be
obtaiLcd. then they are tor terms that are
aoNoraUe." I leave the reader to reflect upon
the honor that is without its. basis, imfrpm
denet. Though not clairaiag to be an " able states
man." nor indeed a statesman at all.' but a
plain man, once dswoted to the " Unioni"
now syuting reconstructiorij' I beg leave
to make a few suggestions. Let those who
chime it with the spirit of " Davidson." cease
their complaints against "secession.' which
cannot be undone now, and cease their fore
bodings of a " cental despotism at Rkft
mood," and put forth al?iieir ent r?ies against
the " central despaI5a'' at Wathington,
which seeks to enclave tbera and their chil
dren. Let them discourage specalation oa
Uq uofrtiatUm yam, and other aecesmries"
frown upon deTtion and encourage the sol
diers put k-wn deer.aTOsrues and raise pro
visions sustain the currency, support Go?-
era or a nee, hbl tie Tank's whenever
they can meet them, aad w will hare peat
among ourselves at leat. lomy coontryr
men, I wouid say Lei it be the" sacred duty
of every public man, of every private citizen, r
to do no act, to utter no word that will weak
en the petition taken by North Carolina in
solemn Conventioa Let a? ia?pire cheerful -
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I hess in The gloamyj a.l hoDefulness in the
timid ijt in h unitl ''nn j onr in&L then '
Lincoln; wkh all his hoar, caoiiot eweome ceediags of we Coaveetioa rsferred to,
us. Then in the good providence of God, j boaing lhat alt at kome will beed tkem ;
peace, a solid, endaritig peace, will come to' , , . .. , ,j:I
WesTus, arMi ourCedtWy young iaays. 1 "J to f
but full grown in power, in honor, in itnperish- erj tsicg calculated to disturb the peace
.L.I u . Mtl t.' . 1, . vJ-vM . mnail rK. t . 1 . 1 1 ft
ifidepeadcot aaiioos of.the tbv,,, ,
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LKXINGTOX.
SALISBURY. X. C:
ivoT ctbxisc nasi II. ISU.
VOICE' or . CABOLIJT A TROOPS.
We paWisb in tow paper the proceed-'
iug cf oor Troops in Geoeral Convention
at Orange Cosft Il9e,oe tke 1 Jh of this
month ; and w invite ta them tbe atten
tion of all otir people at home. I..wi 4
sn ''lhat ear Troops, who have borne
tire beat and bu idea of the straggle for
independence, have ao sympathy aitb ike
movemcat tm xrtias f the State, insti
gated by the Standard and -PrWrtts at
Raleigh, U-lieving tkat iu teoly will
protract the r, iacteae their bardsoips,
aud diaiiiaiib thachsocos fur "as honora
bU pece." Xo one will deny but tkal'otlr
Troops have a ribt to bo heard ia a eat
like thia, aad that their opiaioa ia eatitlei
to the highest 'respect To deny it, U to
subjxt then to the condition of baanta of
burden, aad uUeriy deprive thaoi of the
ri bt to iafluence theiA owa deatiay, and
accomplish the work of their country's in
dependence The author of this new, and dangerous
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trouble in oor affairs, are now attempting
to make the people at home believe that
the privaia membera of oar Trooj were
not aJwd a fair eipreioa of llnsir views
in the Convention referred to.
Ahjfio-TCJp
tnvuli are asaailed aa tyrasU. lor'dirg H
over the prrvati; whom,' lta saidT
ft&e et)ia.a t-ld tL privaWS baa
a case made up for them, on which tbey
are twitted, apparently for tha purpose of
arousing indication aad eidtinj thenvto
Msobordiaatton. Tby are told" they
were given a seat in the kitcleo, but. 00C
allowed. to eater tbe bi booaa."-
The unprejudiced, intelligeot portkm of
tha pedple, cognisant of all tbe facta, and
the private soldiers' themselves cannot
artful dodge. . Doobtleas there bare been,
since this war corrfmenced, many itwtaa-
mm
'. tj j. r t . i ivJ-kh j c, t : S
j j;,, Uil'J pretexts tj curiu'uS ia
. . ' . , . - ,
our mid.l to foment miacLiet but thoe
j J, will UU thV troull to tlink, will
reacMy perceive that these are exceptional
cases-; aoj that the ruU m oar army has
bves the contrary, cbsracteriael by A just
mum of the reaped due to the privates,
whom, the officers know, thej taaat some
day tneet as equals m the privsbs walks, of
life. I; is nresooabU to believe other
wise, and thete are o proofi staining.
th chsnre of siaeleis tyrant t as
Ia the matter of Uiis 7my Dfob;' "VT.!
i , I , . ,
what real or Jnt aginary, gooai eoma poaw
bly be supposed to reault fronaa deliberate
suppression oa-5dificatiofl of she true ien-
timenU of the oriates ! Look at tbe list
of those who ' taokpstftiait. They are the
delegates seat ip bf the different Regi-t
menti, in eacb) a-hich, peblic meeting;
wsa held .to express ike views of the raea,
to sppoiut Bnembars to r present them at
this ion f eat ice t 1 it to beauppoaed that
the officers of all these corps acted the
corrupt and disgraceful part of so manag
ing the primary meetings as to prevent
the troe sentiments of the privates from
beiag beard ? Would they attempt to de
ceive themselves and their friends at Home
bv such tar means I Are all tbe officers
corrupt. unpriiKspleJ tyrants I The man
bo believe such an absurdity or af
fects to believe it f no friend to either
oticers ov privates, and has need to exam
ine himoelf, as with a lighted candle, to
see if WTuas in him any fajibTln the cause'
of our country. He ia b jlpiog to -sow tl
seeds of jealousy, disuwat and , discord
amongst ourselves. Ile'is weakening the
hearts and paralysing the arms of oor pecf-
ple. lie ia giving. aid adA oomlovtto tbe
a a a . I . . , I
nemr, wbo greeaiiy accepu aii suca
things as eneouragements to prasoa in
1 Li tlrt (or er sobjttifatioo.
!
With the-e resaarks we aboiit tbe pro-
,A, - ' - "",rr - , -
: aiui kb taa ananjenca 01 uur urave
( - " t -ir '
I and our sad in the arduous services they
-t are renJJrinz. Let us not
dislreaa them
ounding lhe hearts and
I ft..r Lurdn
j pelting ro or !! ef wtaoer.
DESERTERS j foKowlBg ...t by
We have frequently beard tbV tha j u wCCV.ULia. at kW
werea jwaat many deserters in i"adkin, j 27th . ad give iaSroiatWa
StrajailkfBtU .
seen a private let'r, rceetly,ndi aKbad-
verbal statements, which represent the
matler ia even a worse light than we had
kbpfioaed. Deserters go about all through
Yadkin, mioglinjj with their acquajatao
ces ; .aa so aameron are tbey, that the
militia not only makes do atlort to arrest
them, but are afraid to spree of dots? so
A aoromuaicalioa in the Pregrtm of the'
25th, oarrohorste all w have kttard from
Mturor oa tke ur.jct. 5eitber bava the
Gooicripu gone into the army from some
of tlwee ooant a. The dcasrtera aad coo
scripts together, ia Ysakia aloae, is eti
matad to be betwesa SOO asi a 1000 in
number. ' .
Thie is a deplorable Oata of things, as
derogstory fo tbe reputation of the coun
tie eoaeemed as it is prejudicial to the
eaane, sod njot ta those parts of the
State a kick bave responded faithfolly- to
the calls af tha Governmeat.
Cat we are also sorry to say that there
are a few deserters in this coanty. Some
bare recently coma forward and availed
themselves of tha pardoa ordered by the
Presideat. and' returned to the army.
There am ainna others, wa bear, lerkieg
abont, who are a painfui aoarce .of aniie ty
to their friends, aad most tbemselree (Wl
theiswaat reproacbas of aa oatraged
.r.;:l:-- i.....rz
Wakave also beard of oumbsm cross
in through tbe northern edge of this
eooaty, with arms ia tbeir bands, making
their aay South-west. Some of them said
tbey belonged to York District, 8, C;
bat -there is do relisncaon seek statements.
Xtlitfa officers ia maay of the counties
bare not done (heir doty, or this evil of
desertion would never bare attained iu
most favorable time for arresting it ha
passed, yet it should la doae, and that
svs-
It is useless to coaceal t!. fact aey
longer; our cauae will ere kt brcowe
bopelens, if the evil of absentee wa m aot
arretted. Men wl would be reaJr to
sacrifr aU they 'are- worth lor the aacceas
of our ca,nie suaneiy ooooiv ot a fcw
instances at th'ta evil They at-foae froas
roUuVs" sjmpatby acJ a soft ef snaadui
senaitiveaeMwwbicl eiry lecreea dsatlff
many a gallant hero in the SeU; ta expose
desetten aad resxW then iieaialU ss
tbe penalties oC their lawftil ctftm. TV
patriot and .self sacrificiar . tpirit e os
aeple, o'.asatteV'f lo what tre;
1 1U evu v aw I
that, should be the imperati duty of re
try man. The maa who ceaaivaa at de
sertioa, 'or fails to ase proper efforts tokaa
Use deMrter Mat to bis cmamaad. ia so
ceasory to the murder of ikoae ess isasaia
at the post of daty aad aaeeaiiieaaly a
traitor ta tbe caaaa of Soatkera Iadepe
denoe.
. nidu
Up to this writit?.the City sriB koU
out. Sumter, though vary saack iajwrvd,
is stilt held, and w Uara that it ie ike in
tention of tbe aatnorities to bold it ee
at the point of tke baeoaeL The bratai
enemy has tot asyet, thrown aay asore
shell icU the 6t. aad lh U tbU were
thrown ia did bo material dasaage. It ke
ben determined apa to bold sststU
City to the laat, aad if by aaperior aaai
bers, we are forced to (five ap. the Cue
shaT be h.ip of ainoulienag rwia. TW
ritixeut of Cbat lestou aad of tbw aie of
South Carolina know well tke fata of New
Orleans, aad of every crtker plaea wase
the Yaakaea have bad tha pee W iaae
gerate tlie.tr raaay wbiok tkay kaea iss
poaed Upoa defeoceleM. citaeos. W ad
mire the hewWrn aad seif acnfkiaj r
of the people of tU Q-rea City. TaW
lives nor property would be worth aibaj
"eader Yankee ''lbantyr''.1"
eon, 2MtheV tbe pirMaJ njjks.of
aeilir,JaIe no ftmak bae aay
proteclica aainat the fkiaa of. tae
enemy. All who nuuataia their la
tegtity to the Country are daiva
1 .1
cvonWatad aad ahr
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sua uiir rr"
j u?n. 1 iweetore e 1
ad iair tha air of Qtm
j.i.t... ..j b-i-. d Urn Ca? ka
to fall, thai, not one wd b left apa
increaM0jjlh lo pw them tae Ut abak-r
i turn tlie boraiag eavT W -aha aaa or ike
CaastSToe, Aogaet 5ff.
Col Pktxh Muxtt, Kakrigh. S. C
. I am now on my third of daj to
this fort (Wagner)." I ata very veL Tta
f.iri is much detwvl but a U-t aa ever.
The trot fps are in td and &M lh-
snemy welt f "r"
puttered. T enemy bav ttVowa ae'.n Mr
to the aty, but thai is o tah a a. CW
hatterirs on Sullivau's IJaad Lae bwtW
strengthened as tu KiaU the ettraoe Ui
Chartestoa hbor exUtut4y dou'-Cel
Cjt. E. MALLSTT
' Approved ly fen.' JJtACassaav
AVESTERN X. C. RAIL ROAD.
The Stockholder- o tkat road mt
this Towo, oa Thursday LH. bwafWlack
of a roarjority of the stack Uraaj ipeesa
tei, either ia proa or tf pewty, wwa
unable to orgaaix or traoaact aay twU-
As will l-e saen from aa adertajsajee
in another column, anotkec as l a is
called for the 1 1th September n. ll as
hoped that the atockkaidaia will 4
promptly, or pot tbrwproxiea ia tkw
of socU men as il aitad to tko baei
of tha road. There are vanooa
aa to tke failure of. the aaeeltajr
ize, which, if true, io .ao apeak maea ta
;:he.cradjlofjhjm4J
From the report of tka Ii
Tivflamriwvwa-Wa-Hbaa7 .
rery fioariakiag etkiaa. - Tla WSal eara
iogs of tbe road Jor tka year aadiaj'jiM
1, were $102,760 M. aad the aUal ea
pena of operatkig tbe road U tba aama
l, waa, tO1.094 J. as at
ening 180,040 t.. Tb JJoard of I
reetars bara deelared a dividead ,al 4 pee
cenL The road ia ia food eow&tue
.. FDQM TUE ARklT.
- Tbe foHowinr m&tjaafmxaxnj
recti veU trum a iTteim, vwt oeew at law
array frvm tbabeginBUig of the war, ; aad
wbo'taa dooa as much, bard gitiag.aa aay
iU.?l Ati U u.e ;.-.. r, a.i .
tlwif Ives ia dStca tl tie itrrti
4 in
rvy, lLa tbe are rvLac: - Cj
X-a. e
UJ ur tleir teodice? XZJ, 4r Lrtte?
koger cast reproedl oa tie army ty fvirj
aid aad ecantfett ta'&ose? w'ia ar woagisj
w as aweb aa Ae Taaleeby b ataaa
cryaf peace? let tkewa aWw iWaarJves
arartky af taos wa kwawa aad af Hoaa
wbaareseXteafy a fieay-rp rkewkveta
elratsw af h tW if sW a frcssara ia the .
' W5 i t'. V, ".iP ticicsstag,
SM fW Wla. Ssae. retnahcialav.
araaawaa. tvaae el taw tars save rvamj
IrtteraBfskBaaseaQrtWtly
bay aad-aj waa Cbs4akrat saoara-a
the farawry aaerfceed S vs aad Aatea
tmrra epseVy ssay at awoaa, aad ar tot
irssalsl ay tLaafcata. P sack the cast,
what is as l iopass af ear casaw? Wekaee
coeiaiearW tW war, aad ir wJ da aa taoi
wea eVbara W isesaeii avbattk
ewieaeaMearsanasa,asa Ecata aad
CeaMerarw, aVprada aa ear absbry aW
dtw iwaa Wn?eba'-vttt Ade
laded rwa at beeae taeaa by ackf Lrrs-uoJiraaxIaaatsUassw.-
IftLry
bf a nymm ihosaasa staaa af aSarstLat
was beta tka war bwaaas;I caa IrStbcB
that they ar very aaark autrabec.- The
Tafara imrvawt ta- wtr froaa tha
SoaA Ito recovJ t4 wj tMmp Tbrfare
. drtrrDawd te KaJsa jsa.peaoa.aieAak n
araaa; aad what caa tfe Sowtk o without
area? aaarakaadlatber ftkt to the
We. er rtn. Kae eaw fend U Slata kw
p4 bee arra-pea thw hkf tiM wd eara s
wehr HtbfTaerties ri5 S-at
tai lgveiear- J. Jk. sw
JSTTVr sareesjr aat darariay was Avsr
aad fcarae. !kysvtaf,$ ae
ai' 'taw 'e4eav Tdwy' pak' rhc
1 eej-weats tioar preyaa, wyaa--wi3 dcottW
carry rheea emt ia tbew attiiea berrafter a
tt)fr'awt Waav dfc(aaaV arlsaaabfw eLaaT aJPinTaa?J (f
t4& stemn 9ar bat aaoaa a frehag aad
ay mt artam."waa.deiiaraas to yjeaxe'tbey
Mrme aa; oaratts. ' ' TV ete
waacradd fce fL aadiaS wboparta
par4 ravas Oiierariiaa "I try. they
caa eaabe- it proaararaa of mack gwi-t It
w mm mrrmi 4-m aa ewntais the Gw?a
arat a; at irr& m Jl tW -athvi'Seat a!
am iasrpeataKav. It a arrt rrrtaia rh Ga
yrivmttl naa oa BK&af w-rboet tbe brarry
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