Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1856-10-15
Black Republican Lying.

Black Republican Lying.
The black Republican papers North are teeming
with accounts of Fremont meetings, votes Oh steam.
boats railroads. &c-the object Of which is to mag
Nifty their strength, and depress their opponents
They also state that Democrats and naturalize cit.
lzens are deserving their flag and going over to Ere.
mont Now, we do not believe one-half of these
statements They are manufactured for effect, BY
the same sort of people who have been regularly
employed for the last six months, in making up and
telegraphing to these same journals the awful and
false accounts of border rufian outrages sand
murders in Kansas They are manufactured bv
hired agents, learn there are hundreds of them
'raVersng the free States, now and then in compa-
ny with free negroes, abusing President Pierce,
James Buchanan, and the national Democracy A
correspondent of the Albany Argus exposes one of
these black Republican misrepresentation as fol.
lows: The Evening journal, of that CITY. had re-
ported Fremont meeting at Fondabush, numbering
3OOO Whereas the correspondent of the Atlas states
that there was not more than $50 persons of all
ages and sexes, in attendance. 1t was miserable
failure. One of the young women in one of the
wagons carried a 6lack flag. Some excitement was
occasioned by this among the patriotic Democrats
VINO were looking on, and the cry was raised,
FsTntes! pirates IN our midst, and readv to dr.
sotoe the Union but after some effort. order WAS
restored
These black Republicans are made ND of three
classes-unprincipled and selfish politicians who
are too intelligent not to know that their conduct
IS anti-constitutional and dangerous fanat
les, and mean, lazy, low-bred white men and free
negroes This is black Republicanism. Falsehood.
SANDER and treason their leading characteristics
The tsWondrous Rocking Stone.,,
friend writes us follows: Il clip the enclos-
ed from M'Makin's Philadelphia Courier If am
not mistaken have the identical language at
trlbuted by you to your Assistant, Mr.. Wilson, while
editing paper in Salisbury several years ago. Am
l right" The figure is as follows:
AMERICAN CoNsTITUTIoN.-That is beautiful figure of
winthrop IN reference Constitution where he saws
of those wondrous rocking stones raised by the
Druids which the finger of child might vbrate to the
centre yet the might Of could not move from it's
place. Constitution nicely poised that it seems to
the hearts and affections Of the people, that the widest
storms of treason and natcism break over it in
We trust this may be verified
This very beautiful figure is from the pen of James
Fulton, Esq, Of the Wilmington Journal and was
first given to the public in the Mecklenburg Jeffer-
sonan, edited by him several years ago. 1t has been
rocking about the United States ever since, and
We see itat last attributed to Mr.. Winthrop Wetrust
the figure may hold good. The storms of treason
and fanaticism" are now raging as they never rag
ed before; yet the eye of every true man is turn.
ed to the light which streams out from the citadel of
the Constitution. If that light go out, "chaos will
come again."