Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1859-09-28

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Robert Ridgway, Ed NJ -
a,.;..h,. and doub,e 1870 "op0Dsittm 80 Il
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"oppos'u'"' D'''"s =. - ..~...:.:S-~
he has never known any otner 'os" IN
said has never hed to vote the DeusocFat,c ticket.
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ln's' ns'esq ~" ''r'o
way politically, only serves 70 hardcn ms nes' ~"
ssiffea his nsct. TIE oess - y bssseo the w"ss
he is provoked; and year after year BE- squ.ndr~ |
hi. An. talent. in usay,;ss eorSs % pus The Viz.
80. n.....-..,., ,.-.m W. ,I,m,r, NJ. o,uea
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oot We distruss ms Jedeme"t ~ - ""s
to surrender his "opposition" convictions and join
IN. Dcmoc,,ev. hint re hone tho d.y will come
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""e'' "' "s' s''0" '~
ing any more 70 scale inc moon 'n Pa'se""'e' :"
demolish Gibraltar With q popgun-
Some Of Mr.. Ridgwsys friends In LunenourI ~
...,,, ,.;d h, ,hs con,,,;m.,, n . milf a;nne,
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VI course ne was Mers ana spoke we n"d M
speech reported in his own paper, the WAig. In
the course Of this speech aiter advocating union
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bot IN tne event OF union and eonesntIanoo
Of the general opposition not being cnectct what's
the plain line Of DUTY and policy: which tnc oay
conseIva"se sno nano"a. oppoS!no. Oh 'ne Mo
s SS.s.n Oh .ne county sooaM a.oP. ~. W.
u"o.ey: noS's - :"S""ns- '" W. ~, e.
s:PpCs' "'" soIus' .1 "usA'%sy, ~ ~ "s
MN al tne soseS tne1 power: We snou" ssA'e
aoo!, uTsriy ana ente'y, Hom octn '"s DSnSe'c
ana the BACK nePao''ca" eana'M'eS Dcs" os NC
p;s se Ell ~. , ~. .eS h..P ,hs;. h;"s
:; ~" $500. ....o W 81. "',s.,;o.,e
IN tne IncesS.e' .s,%uC" !" .ns sAs.1y dosss
oo.u .'S uurs.s, liz "o.s .."".". - -
equ .:. ." ~ ~. =, 80 p.a. s . - n,".s -!
eeIt,:u " u's SVIy. "e suPtS - .
Puo''can snoo'd oe eiec'c1-we s"oo'a nov "
sPoGsio'e; NOR ior one, ecnucmcn-enG sPe:H"
oo'oiy-snoolo ! ch!e!ssn any nmsrsso' 49,
!eaI: TOT sne meGts .. inc SCUM "ose toe HI@s
ua"on Oh o'ack nsP""nean cIss'ae"t N ~
inc contrary, snoo'g ! en!eIs'n any ....:y
serious fears for the Union rom the AI ,'ns.ra!'o"
Of oootaern nleeauns Denoec L .,".S"" -
Ano WY! hlevate e'tneI s"s one OF 'ns "s"s. "
Ne es"sncy, anu you WV ns.I ""' . "..S .' Wv
NoI'neI" ns1'S so":neI" ns"I S c' assaa %'s -.
"uI " .~e"s! NV .'..'s ~ .'s.
ASar sa' anu %c :"".s. .s:.S. ~ sk"v
m'lons OF Poenc P'onoef, sosetner WIN !ne 'mp%s-
ing dignity ana influence o. ms nsh station: w'lSe
the So,,,h =: ,"~,r,ss ,hs NH ~ ,o~.na sSs
Union, durin. his term Of service. Besides, any
man would prefer presiding over thirty odd States
TO presiding over niecn or sixteen. Having attain
81 Ie "'gnss' po'"t .. pos' e'csa"o% seesssose
nth he .ooa c,-,rn. -.o,,,J .,;., -, ~, ,hs
slavery Question and he verv ant TO crrcr;oslv die
appoint the expectations Of the Abolition or Ere
es',ne fanatics snat elected HIM. That = my view
cr,.s ' ,h.r.s,. .h"n, =, -" s,''!, s "ra ".s
able danger to result to the South from the election
Of Black Republican to the Presidency. Is CANNON
humous cosh-rcsortcd to Tor the purpose OF fright
ss ny men ana nsIvoss csa wome" 'nto
ddates And 10 M, ,h;. : n,.,,r c,x ~ .rr,. ssn.,
= party that has done more to injure the character
and the institutions Of the South, than all other
'o.' ever eAisscd :" tns eo"nny. put scsrth.
these Southern nsmocr.s;c roi;,;c;sns'",na az
Wing who shall ever hereafter nav the slightest
heed to their idle clamors on this subject should be
put IN . Ssfaeh,laekes and cut Tor the simple: A.
s,.,".s s;,; Sss no psn. eInesao'e e' Is,na
to a Democratic or Rl.cl R.nmIic.n cssp.,;a.,s =.
the Presidency So Gar ~ the INTEREST," and honor,
and welfare Of the country are concerned Il Is pull
D'sx, pun levi between tnem' ana snail snoch
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.hlv ..-;o.. e.. e.. ~. -. - a. 60. Am.
,n..s,.;n;.,...;.. .s NJ p".,,hr. 49,. ~
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would 90 toIeTaoy well! lie declares that all thu
cry about danger to the South from the election q
Seward, is q" humhus" and .bosh!" No doubt Mr.
Ridgway thinks So and his reasss Cor thinking 50
because he hates the Democrats quite a. much - b,
does the black Republic,ns He would mot ,oueb
Democratic candidate for pr.s;,,.o.-nos are, NJ;
own coun,rvm,n R Mt Hun,er-f bx % a,;D,
he could defeat Seward. or Ranks. or G;dd;n., -
He would stand bv. with his hands IN hi. noct q,
and sec an abo,itoo;st ride into the Presidency or,
such man ~ Brcckenridsc. or Hunte, or D;ek;n
son, or Lane! Alter this L., no ono toub, NJ. MA,
WAYS whisrerv or Know No,b;nr;sn Amer AZ;
let no one saw that he is no, an "oppo.;,;oni.,r
the strongest prciuiices and mo.. ds..i,x ,.oom
But We do no. ask the gentleman for aid We hon