The North-Carolinian. [volume] (Fayetteville [N.C.]) 1839-1861, 1859-10-29

NO. 1857.



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!. h ssppelt = this &ah1ksal srssA
70 uhsAA shsn ~ lss1a The aiders snd atettor
e this i.lAuann osarage1 Upon whom shall thi .
blamed b caek ku tho South It is clear that t,is
ie@ boA a1d Srallsled outrage-a strike that
ypuld not have been made nod not the Northern :.
fasaaies ssea - tssssnex, politically, II many
southern una. They had not dared TO plant their
foot mp soukhegn soil whsa the sentiments of the
South osre nnited; bat encouragement is offer
ID BY nan1 ulsra polificiens, and like drowning
men, thsse aholitioa saaaaics catch at straws. No
wonder DIT y would hav~ courage 70 enter bur
Assrsisss5- xhesx proffer Of
a union 10 madsky ssek kasn - Bolts Of Virginia,
Bates Of Missouri ard he leading journals Of the
opposition in tho South. Who but they, have CON-
triboted to the bringing about Of this depkra-
BILE calamity? Who but they, have been tho abet-
t,rs, indirectly, of this infamous plot When the
Northern fanatics learn that the South is divided,
we'll may they hope that ultimately their Infamous
banner Of fanatical aboltionism will wave proud
by from the mountain top of the Old Dominion and
North Carolina, as from the White mountains of
New Hampshire and tho green hills of Vermont
We have in our own midst, men-if we can 80
distort the English language to call them BY
that name-who would and have advocated un-
ion of the Northern Republicans and S"uthern op-
position. Of this stamp was Brown, the ringleader
of this treasonable massacre, an Editor Of Black
Republican paper in Kansas. and with him and his
follow ers we find some Of our opposition exchanges
advocating a union. These be your Gods, oh,
opposition! These your companions, aud we'll
may YOU be proud of their distinguished services.
| If there is such state of guilt principal and
accessory, the Southern opposition have been
made accessory to this infamous crime by their ad
vocacy of a union of this abolition element with
them mselves, thus giving the power and conduct Of
the federal troops into the hands OF these ta-
natics
Our exchanges which have been blind not
to sec the difference which exists between
Northern democrat and Black Republican may
now learn the difference by reading the orders Of
our worthy Chief Magistrate to the Commander Of
the U. S. Troops, when he told them to take and
pursue the conspirators into any and every State
Ii the Union, and bring them to justice.
! To Jas. Bucha.on we indebted for the prompt
and sudden overthrow of their Internal plan.
Horace Greely. in the Tribune Of the 10th inst
says of Brown and his compatriots:
i .sIet their epithets remain unwrtten until tho
not distant day when slave shall cnnk his
shains in the shades Of Monticello oy the graves
Of Mount Vernon"
/ Yet, Greely advocates a union with the Southern
opposition, and they in -refasn advocate q union
with the Republicans. Our readers may judge for
themselves.
THE FAR-The sixth annual exhibition of the
Cumberland County Agricultural Society, which is
to be held in this place on Wednesday, Thursday
and Friday the End 3rd and 4th of November next
promises to be the largest and most successful of any
ever held Our enterprislng townsman, A. A. Nc
Kethan, ESQ.,, who is first and foremost in all
thy objects, is manufacturing . very handsome
top Buggy for exhibition We have a very
handsome set of double Harness, made by Mr..
Owen Houston, which he intends exhibiting. Mr..
William overly is also manufacturing double set
Of Harness and Saddle for exhibition We have
seen great many other articles which ~iil be
hibited and from present indications fcei quite
sure thsre will be exhibition than there has
been at any previous Fair. We will publish pro-
; grammc Of the proceedings in ample time.
PREsBYrERIANtsx.-We attended the We inter
cstng services of the dedication Of the Presby
terian church at Galatia on Saturday. There were
). a number Of persons from town in attendance The
], dedication sermon preached by Rev. JAS SIN
clair Of Smyrna, who also prs.ched in the morning
On yesterday (sabbeth) the sacrament was admir-.
istered in the edice. Rev. Jas Sinclair preach
ing in English in the fore and afternoon. The Pas
tor Rev. j. C. Sinclair preached in Gaelic in the old
church The Rev. Ncin Mcdonald, Pastor at Lit
tle RodAsh sasistsd In the services Of the comnun
ION We have Witnessed 50 large . crowd at
. place Of me kind There were probably
twelve Or fifteen hundred souls present
4 We cannot leave the subject wifheut eompliment-
ing the people af Gslatia upsa tie splendid edifce
they have erected and dedicated TO Almighty God.
Il is the finest coantxy church ws have seen in the
State, and still better i = asax1y an paid fbr.
/ - Ar. Dsittan, the clever and e.Isnssd Senior
Of the Charlotte Bslzee n spsaking - his "trip to
Raleigh the occasion q ths 8sats FAir list week
pays the following fzfhu1s - sw csaisf execusive.
GovesDor E1s sssa p
His Excelleacy, Gov. E1lis. to whom he had the
honof q N intsodoctisas ssgnss attend.nt 1t
the Fair, asd we wsse pisnssd - observe tnas his
uanaer and cordial sslneaGions were entirely free
from that peculiar aristocratical cir Frequently as
sumed by gentlemen elevated to = similar position
in some Of our sister States. Gov. Ellis MAJ be
livery propssiy rssasded type of the true Dernocra-
/ cy, and ef all the vino 6ei .'Ias Of
the State in State in South Car dina :. ~ r-
c.4iection, mona. lexc~rtiao asv4s.iors Ne. .nd
Gist) will compare With him Long "a '.e iive
to wear the ho6sss the high pn:..nn b. =, &C.
csp&hay asa with - naeh dignity fiils.Y
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