North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1852, 1851-08-09
WHAT DOES IT MEAN

The Raleigh Register of WedDssd.u
the following very clear, distinct and ,1'' cont
marks in relation 10 the election in ,I,; 7u'rocqIn
ing OF The Democratic candidates for COno,. opel
paper says: s'eSs Ma
!" The triumph of the individuals before
will be regarded very naturally 40 meRlpl
North Carolina of the high position Oh vacation
heretofore maintained as the pioneer in III. as alTa,
OF law, justice and patriotism. Thai Oh Measuf,
talns that position, no one who know SUI main
sons will pretend to deny. Yet she viii ~" ti and h
ted TO error by blind subserviency to parU Commit
NOBLE, Independent, yeomanry will cboV dHL and
representatives, men, who professino as &e
are already bending their necks to snrou;' Liberty
denagogues has get conjured up, as oLenJO gAo
That the people of North Carolina are ~ erHiRs
the question OF Union is beyond doubt I'M UPON
are equally as susceptible upon the subject idassthy
rights. State pride, and State interests y OF Sas
tain. They will therefore feel pane Of Co.
at the pectiUe tyranny infinitely more can
the result of contest, which is sure bn manrS
termined and Independent action, to hind ,%h"mdda
and heels to the fates of the demagoguesa e N neck
supporting." sO'S They as
We congratulate the country upon the aha.
guage. The Register may be regarded as h''e R
last defined its position on the Slavery sa
Those "provisions ''-those "necks bor a1I'u0R
yoke, and that "Pective" tyranny really sn.r
ticipations are alarming. a.
tits due to the Editor Of the Register 10 s,,,.,
is absent at present on trip to the North. IrS"' e
been here, such tumble of nonsense ,von ,I9At
iounc place In his columns. He may we'll eros;
/" save me from my friends - Butthis wiIllo.| 'a
one lesson, and that is, not to permit ever, lita
soildatonistical Wing in town to scribbIe f., l..
umns Such has been the case for some time no.. WIZ
this is the main reason, we presume, wbv ,b,,
has held so many positions upon the Slavery OO.i
Every scribbler has had his peculiar views ~"
w ig organ has been made to bear the respoDoiba;
OF all of them. This, however, is none of m,
ness. The truth is, such policy is the vo,v a.;
for US, and if we selfish or illiberal We m;.l
hope to see 1t continued. But not so. The sbov.
is sufficient for US. Those "pangs of morifcarioDr
and that "pective tyranny" will do to say no,bin,
of the " necks and heels and other provisio,S
which revolve and glance through the article W,
are satisfied, and we hope we I" shall nee, I,,r
upon its like again. 1t is worse than Dockarv e.
even he possesses "frmness of purpose and urs,
strength of intellect" though they do say he b,,
an Indifferent way of showing it.
We advise the writer of the above to trv HE hand
again; and if he will not regard US as obtrusive Or
troublesome, we will set him copy If he sboul3
wish to write small chapter in favor of CoDsolid
ton, let him begin, for instance, as follows: Thu
principles of Consolidation are equally as possessed
of repugnant adhesion to such provisions as can be
conjured up, as any thing else. Indeed, demagous
have dwelt upon them with subservency which
drills us with surprise at the unaterable revOulO,
so affective and calling to our independent faes &c.
&c. This will be sufficient. The writer will im
prove rapidly under such lessons; and if he should
persevere in his efforts, his fame will be in coDj
ton, by the time the Editor of the Register returns
to enable him to repose on his laures and-,Urs no
more.