Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1859-10-22
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DRNODRAT1C PRO0PECTx

IN sp,ss Il shs stern and uayissdlas Asas q sas
oppcaitjao which b,afk rspuh@ieanis0 psvsrots y
ercry State nnssh q Mason sad Oixoe's 6ee. snd
the jusSj;o.u dev;css which our cossss soe0is sss
stopsins In several II The borssine ssavs Seassss
the ect becomes patent that the true snd sssisaal
lticsl sdvcnar,es Developments ssv tskine psars
now in mos, of thu Northern State. tending to she.
that every local hattie will b holly contested md
that various States which Q ftv months ago vesv
conceded To the oppositina yin rsodsr god sreras
Of themselves truly national feeling hss hon
awakened t the importance a the tssuws ss stake.
and n the achinstiaas II thuse whose Overlapping
c;rcumscribes their views into sueh narrow limits ~
to make their selshncse and petty snds Of sslGss-
erantixement msnitst and palpahle.
We cannot refrain here iron giving to the LITTLE
State Of Iowa the mec of our snirasioa fns the 20
triotc and energetic attitude which her demorssey
have assumed In thc present xubrsnasosial eampsix
Iowa h determined To free herself from he hansful
influences which aboliiioaiam he's introduced into
her State administration and l. making gigantic 81
forts to shake OF the disxrscvfal yoke. In spite a
the majority al thousands which 1ova has lately
polled against ~ on the question a the msinss-
nance anil protection Of Southern ,nstisutioss he
gallant csuar Of democracy IN thst State vvrv o.
rsnixcd few months ago under the able and heart.
stirring leadership Il honest Augustus C. Dod-e. sn
srr molly msrshslnx their lss,oos sus The eossins
success Of our party In the elections; but Shatsvvs
I've the result Il Il now almost universally euoeeds
that Iowa viii vote with the drmocscy st The osst
presidential elersioo-sueh h the osce q he rsse
iion.ry spirit nov prevailing snse"s he sAs.ss d
the West
The stand also taken by The dsmoessey a Ns~
York, which lately met In euovenlioa 81 Syracuse.
that nov pesvsdeA frw moashs see The dasssn.
sions among tho democracy hsd esss shadow al
gloom, - u wcrc. upon the prospects Al he psssy.
and seemed to besokra. u not the dissolustoa. 81
least partial dsorxantnstina. The cnovsosiua go
exceedingly turbulent. Following the sdvies snd
programme Of several presidential sspsrsnts. the
various fsrsioas-lhs wsse snd Douesss fsrsina.
among oshsrS-psekel the enavsntioo 9Th imported
shouldrr.hitt and hired suflsa& The hrss dsys
proceedings were exceedingly disxrscsfsl In thor
character. Harmony and cooeilsasina srsssed "a
have 6cd from itS Deliberations. AholitioaHn ssm-
pant s,,otiooism. was kloatcd With unaffected xsss
upon the prospects of IN sasy victory Bat The se.es
Of Dickinson heard Car ah"vs The din ord tusbuleeev
Of dcsnasoxur.. ssilled the truahssi waters werd,
cnocil,sinry and b, art stirring Il u his lip~ end
low politicians skulkr from his pssssaev viii shse>
and mnrsi6casioa. From that moment Nsv fesk,
Richarsilke. was herself again. undefstanHng ths
utility and Sscrcncss of the misssoa which she vss
destined to accomplish .he to.k the lssd sooe hss
sister States and plsesd herself In The front ranks
ltcr platform ot ps,nr,psc> wSS cuussxsnsss snun
cation. considering tho strong s,smsnts of opposi
ton which she had 10 contend wih Al sound eusss'
tutioaal principlcs-a plstscsm upoa which svssy
Southern citiaen can stand with houo< snd sslesy.
Iowa and New York &C consider the gallant stan
dsribcarrrS Of the incoming campaign They hsv'
assumed the lead and we have no doubt that shss
stalworth democracy will molly rvsiss The bsuot Q
the hattie. The south will not prove sveruant d
that emergency. She gill stand BY her Nosshss'
pondcrsncc o( influence necvSSary to secure sreevss
She h alive to the Importance Il her dasi. snd sis
will allow feelings az scpn,snt 10 distract 90 u
vide her deliberations She wiIl msrch o. unit t<
the North do it, da,y-ws Soushsrnssx shall d. our
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