North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1852, 1851-04-30

,.,,,p,es.. II will be seen from article
NE oner that Mcbride g. Co., the Ohio Adolf
III who came TO this State with the aVo"eu TO-
If intoxicating their abolition doctrines halter
Posei to attract some attention among me 0.' md
jul of the people in their strong hoio Lad ~
ohout Jamestown, Guilford County. we Wolves
"oo II and hope the people will take thes9 .nJ
~ eheep's clothing' under their sPeciI ,i,~i;ons
teach them TO respect our Lays if thew must"
"peaceably if they can, forcloiy, II -, 10y ~ he
IT. oi,;zoUs of Nort!; Carolina are known ,o-oe
an order-loving and aw-aolI"g -, - rioIence in
urould bv no means recomH.eH:: $780, 49, H. hod in.
any where redress Len community is infested
any ol"ei 50 hand whose operations are calculated
destructive 10 life and properly ana "no' IN
10 Peo of better knowledge, under the cloak OF re-
M; after having been demonstrated with time after
I9o, s, in their attempts at spreading fire and de-
IL tbrouoh out the land that Community would be
s,;6od in our opinion. TO act In self-detence, and
"a themselves of so ntolera6le grievance, in the
Us. - speedy and effectual manner.
1,bere was disturbance at jamestown last Sun
McRride did not make his appearance. We
,Ssume the >" spirit 'Oas 'oHfng but The flesh 'Oas
usnk!" '
Tho communication in this paper doubtless gives
statement of the late proceedings of the citizens
eff jamestown reatl'e ~ Tue nIh'stIdtioh' VI INC "
;ss;ouoyies in that quarter
7, will have been observed that the list OF names
- ,bo jamestown resolutions comprise some of the
respectabe citizens In the village or In the coun-
~ Tbev wore careful to commit no lntractIon upon
W. I,ws and 10 do nothing which would lead to such
fc,ion. except on the persistence OF those who had
So warning TO keep away from the places where the
";,i,ons in ouestion had proper right and control.
an Who know the men that adopted those resolutions
- tba, their purpose will be adhered to. If other
.,rnonts that are bored with these missionaries
sd overcise the same privilege in determined
vi Jisnassionate manner, the country would soon be
lid of them - -,
in this place one day this week, and that he was
waited upon with paper, numerously signed among
ha crowd in attendance at court desiring his instant
departure from town, which was con'Pileo WIN on
his part in precipitate haste. >,
II has become very desirable that these men should
1eave the country The good order and quiet of So
ciotv reopires it. No matter what they and their
f,Iowers NAV profess about being an lnoHensive
branch of the christian church, nbOhhOntS In It's Of
nsive sense has grown to be the prominent idea as
sociated with their transactions. They are regarded
bv the pnbc in the light Of intruders from distant
State which is at present widely aiienated in popular
sympathy from our State, and come here to Interfere
with matters which they do not understand and with
which they have no business. Expressions of most
reprehensibe character, and of dangerous ten
dencv are reported and generally believed TO have
been INDUCED by them public occasions. Their
presen e and minstraOns, under these clTcumstan-
ces are extensively regarded insulting to the COM
munty. These things have produced an excited state
of feeling in the public mind, which wakes hotter
continually and may eventually result in consequent
cps painful to contemplate, unless the of this
state fittings speedily saPpH from the public view
We have spoken Of the state of facts, as calmly and
dispassionately as can, hoping that remarks
will thereby have none the less weight upcn the
minds Of all concerned. Greensboro Patriot.