The North-Carolina standard., 1850-01-16
- PROPOSALS =
For publishing IN the City of Raleigh semi-monthk
Paper, to he called
THE SOUTHERN ADVOCATE

Is well known to great many of our readers that
the relgionsts with whom have to contend, have
blended the religion they profess with politics. that
has become almost impossible expose the plans they
have gotten to obtain money and law power without
the established rule by which the -Primi-
tive has beehz pc published. The Primitive Is de-
signed to adsocafss1 - aGtfipe and usages found
in the Bblc and not to blend
has becemc notorious that there sets people
among whose actions striking at Constitution
al and equal rights and should they succeed they in
my judgment, will be both ready at the same time to
strike the fatal blow at our liberty. You, my breth
the salt of the earth and for the elect sake those
days shortened; and who knows that, by united
exertion part in prayer and in endeavorng to
lay the approaching evils before the people, God may
yet leave national protection. Were take ati
tude and blend politics with the Primitive to show the
evils that set foot to infringe rights and to
endeavor to make them appear plain the
sun, it would be almost entirely among ourselves
sequenty our labors would not have but very little effect
on the community.
From the above considerations propose to publish
paper devoted to the best interests of the South It
time that the Southern people should begin their
position and free themselves om the worst kind of
vudc. While the North is talking much about abo
sh coored slavery in the South let devise ways and
means to abolish white slavery in the South from the
North, without dssoying this blessed Union much
the South has every facility, they will and ap-
ply them, to make it great Of which expect to speak
more at large in my opening address. Its columns will
be open to show the corruption and Infringement upon
liberties by few capitalists to tax the whole State
with direct taxaton; and will be opposed to Internal
Improvements BY the Statc but will favor the same by
individual stock We shall also endeavor to keep strict
eye the movements of the Sons of Temperance and
all other societies clothed with the gazb Of beneyeence
the purpose Of favorng their plains in striking
Constitutional and equal rights, and shall denounce and
expose their plans and operations fearlessy The most
prominent of Congress- the election returns and
news generally in Union, well foreign, will
also nd place in its columns In fact pains will
be spared to make it every thing independent sheet
should be. It viii take sides with party, but viii at
tack all when considered wrong.
TERMs. sHsfs @s3
The Southern Advocate will be published (the same
size Of the Primitvey twice month at 81 per annum
payable when the first number is received. Six copies
for SIS, and in proportion. Advertisements nser
ted one-foarth lower than the usual rates. e
All those who may favor such publication are respect
fully solicited TO make early effort obtain subscb
ers, and to send them the subscriber by the first Of
March, hare it il contemplation to commence It's
publication shout that tme, sooner, if sufficient
number Of subscribers can be obtained. 5e.j. s8
- cEgy,ss- zSFs 3 ss. BURWELL TEMPLE.
Raleigh, December %, 1s49 793-