Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1856-10-01


the States the General and the stock ofevery
financial and joint stock company in the land would be de-
through many of revusOn panic and bankruptcy
but this catastrophe would be the of any. With the
prospect of ruin in the election Of Fremont wonderful
Banks and considered his offer address them the sup
ence?"
design when they may let the plotting traitors of the
North design when they will; let the pulpts of the liv
and bullets but the people of the Union will not let them
Dissolve this Union Sir, it can be dissolved UNI
diluted that the last drop of has left While there is
spark of the blood Of 7t Americans VEINS long will
p % the
foreign foes into land you may robe flames
make homes smoking ruins and send wives aud
children screaming through the Streets but when
try appears as if in the last gasp of expiring agony! NIGH
claiming liberty and union tile watch-word and that
will save the Union; [ApPause. j,
am friend of the Union Of the States; have
been otherwise At moment of NV life, in paroxysm
uttered word cherished thought except that of the
highest and deepest love for the Union Of these
it continue!so long the of the armament of
God above us snail De the bright prototype OF the stars of
true that of human history will the Union of
these States be dissolved [Cheers.
lem conceice Of time n this constitutions shall not be
torat gyreynme" transmitted from ae to age acA at
its head arAo aade rers By military aAo
Pced But the dissolution of these States will
No party that has possession Of the Union uN aAo tic M
never dieide Whether the government is that OF
public, that Of monarchy hat Of absolute posm,
the love Of the Union Will be deep in the hearts Of rulers
and ruled as long as the history Of man shall last.
M. Speaker Banks.
Whata remarkable agreement between Gov. More
head and the black Republican, Banks! Gov. More
head it seems, is still haunted by the fiery hot
spurs of the South and he thinks they "design"
to destroy the Union. Oh no, Governor-the de-
sign is IN Massachusetts-the State which is now
in open rebellion against law of the United States
the State SO highly eulogized by you in this same
Baltimore speech. The fiery hotspurs very
calm just now. They not quite mach to blame
as the plotting traitors of the North "-are they,
Governor? You speak of them in the same breath,
and set them both down as enemies of the Union.
ence bctaccen them?
Gov Morehead says the Union never be dis
solved. Nr. Banks-the amalgamationst and black
Republican-answers and says, he conceive Of
a time when the Constitution shall cease to exist
when we shall have military or hereditary rulers
but the dissolution of these States will never come"
Why? Because, says Mr.. Banks, mo party that
has possession of the Union will allow the minority
to break the bands. They may subject US they will
never divide u.s. The plain English of this is, that
the free States have the majority and that, if
when they shall get possession of the government,
and commence their work of abolition the Southern
people shall resist, they will subugate-" subject"
them. That is what Mr.. Banks means. He loves
the Union we'll that he has 6 uttered
word nor cherished thought against t-so we'll
that he will compel the people of the South, under
any and all circumstances, to remain in it by the
use of fire and sword. Mr.. Burlingame, another one
of Mr.. Fremont's supporters, says he wants San
anti-slavery Constitution, antslavery Bible, and
an anti-slavery God" And Joshua R. Giddings,
also supporter of Fremont says
al look forward to the day when there shall be servile
nsurrection in the South; when the black men, armed
with British bayones, and commanded by British officers,
shall wage of determination against the master;
when the torch of the nccndiary shall light up the
and cities of the South and blot out the last vestge of
This is the loce of the Union which we are to ex-
pect at the hands of John c. Fremont and his sup.
tour cities are in fames," our homes smoking
ruins, and when our country appears if in the
last gasp of expiring agony "-this is the time when
the WSuty VOICE, ike the SOuIlu vi trumpet,
will speak forth, proclaiming liberty and union as
the watchword, and that soiU SAGE the Union "-
" that soW SAGE the Union p Mistaken mani
There can be no Union with the Constitution viola
ted and tramped under foot by black Republicans
We verify believe that next to the aggressions Of
the aboltionsts, such speeches that of Gov More
head, delivered by Southern men, are doing more
than every thing else to destroy the Union. We
neither obtain rights nor restore peace
among the States, nor save the Union by such
course. We must let the North know, in un1nis
taxable terms, that we stand on the Constitution;
and that if they destroy that in its letter and spirit
they destroy the Union. We must let them know
that we regard the Constitution and the Union as
"aow and Jtoreuer, one and insepasabhe." If they
will not respect our rights, we must make them do
it. five yield, they will trample on us-if we beg,
they will despise and scourge Ifthe white PEG.
pic Of the South should do-what is impossible--if
they should make up their minds to submit for.the
sake of the Union, tosf rule and fotRs @sasussss
of such men assFremoht, and Banks
and Burlingame, they will deserve a and
unspeakabe degradation to which they kthus de-
scend even the true Constitutional men of the
North, who now contending for US as men never