The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-11-26
TIE QUESTION IN NORTH CAROLINA.
MESSAGE OF TIE GOVERNOR To TIg LEsIsLAsgRE

NJ 1A<olAD1s ssORA "a 1AAtl-AN1~
ssssAaE OF TIE oovEgS1s TO TIE sIsLssuas.
woals that could, caus,teally win de reg.rI .
The psbs Interests conclude THIS c0nnGn ieati3a, ~
reference simply 10 domestic nairs, ~ ls iaposs.
bic, hoxcver " closo orr es 10 Tue raous conisoa
OF he coniedsracy osing out Of Tho ,s AR tnas hls
for mar. sars been xept Up ssAast IL n.lu,ou Of
Atrzn asyery ~ existing ~ ths sputf
The republic has AZ last fallen upon tose evils ag>inst
which the Fstner Of the Country sUlcmny warned "a
inhis parting afvcc-t 10 distinctly divldcd BY "parios
lunndsd upon geographical tiscrimlEatons
The gtA body Of the people the Northern snd soJsn
EN- States cnisrtan d!amtrcAly opposite opni ap1n
tie subjcct OF African slavery. The former, that il
s,sm mo cf 1 .poS ,o,e, ven sS.osa 4 as5 ,s e,,
asd sO rsbt Snd proper vi.hi1 lsef aaI that 'ar
fon being Elm, iis es.nr'shmcnt snong - g one q
TIC pro 'ctnces OF God for elvlzng sof fChfstlahixns
aat beni shiod race.
Were those ,ebtinanis entertained - abstract opa
nercy they would oocssou b.; ilo d-.arbancc y shs
pv,rnmtBt u g far oth.rwise, hoxevcr. Tnis ssui
ncnl N the peopo of tho North has assumed 10 .or
O bold and aggr, aiyc fsnsics hai ~ "a tho an nalh
alton q slavery y mo sccis :! II hazards snd rcsard,
&c end u ~ aaiy and hourly abors, Gao no lsnser be
hspsi.e bg nj ,pi,if ~ NerpsYn gas Aa-s silla,sd
az fign b an s, IA, ssad tc1rooiy haus h7s torn
H oEp oar roTls sas1h They have deprived rs Of
car property tnrOush awcss roos, sciing under the
uncton or nigh public opinion, and 0fer too WITH the
opnivancc Of their consttaent authorities Orgla'zed
societies with tbom have sent emssarios among us q in
tory IMPLICATIONS counselIpg slaves 70 riss against ,her
maaers have been systematically circulated Throughout
the s-tn By the dominant party o. ,hs North ssncoaed
and endorsed 10 most Influential esters tho iera
atura u large or!ty Of the slaveholdns States
have by o. cmn ensc'men,s, openly and snsmclssy an
RULED prov Of the Constitution o tho Unted sAtes
for e rendition of fugitive slaves and lcgsaed a..
rectr and polnxdiy, with the view 70 sevon Tho owner
| from recovering such property
Curs OF ratcs among thcm have, upon moro than oue
eccson, totally dsregndcd Av o. Spogr," y, enso,ei
70 scure sur rights Of properly, and aovs.ed ossr fss
pn7oso 70 prevent tbsir rcciaDaiou BY force.
Bt lille more than year saoc. an Arnoa orsssixs.
soeries ANA msn high in public ooaadsnos a. mo Nort,
for the purpose OF heading an nserrocton " slaves
ssarss iber msSn. me nvatas came, and In the
nieSt time fell upon weak ant unsuspectIng oomnuny
snd murdered psacs,ble and unarmed citizens
When osptlg d md sse.tsd for nsr season 1ai n,'g-
dr. fa,y ,gsTs l1menei y ~ cvt1 biy " TIA psoTi 81 ~
NorA, !, aolgh nsy lad Ja. n s ssyorBnros n ior.s
rsriorsou p-,tlc xyrioe nay te dossa ah-Aer hl.o
rytunisAa crctiT tnacn an9ns csciiisst p ps here
rordd slnoo which time men prominent n thcso
demons trA1rs have been elevated 70 the highest occs
msni Of hc,iy N lIe sorh towards mo ns,ta!oos Of
the people of ihc So1th
eich Of thc nyaderE 40 sscaf.i we're hsrborel "a the
non slavenode saies, s3i upon demand made, sccori
inx 70 ,hc ras of the copstcon the cxecuvcs o tso
OF tbose eta e0hio an iogs-pontelJ Tousst 10 per
form ter sworn constitutional oDlssiions bJ surrender
lrs them 70 the justice they hsi net
knormscs hEe theso cori noi ttve BON perreirsloi
towards The people Of any foreign ra,ou ~,soa; avoly
lns the country in q Ind>c1 10 10 OCT zoo 1sr
ic, thai tho people OF tho southern sais have no, m
this ocniedtr.cy that protection Tor their propsry which
sublecx ~ ffnAt ff&Aoe Dr y&LSr
oogntry cN cnm ani snsorcc aganst vs. should the
subjects Of any fDre an government DO iespoei q taoT
properiy by ne people u Nagsachusis, % ary her
ron rlayehOiAng Sato--rcstutou AMI indemnity wOnlt
he made by government upon demand, or refasls
sri war sgsnst ihe unisd states w0ah anforvo ndcm
n'y Pot should thc psope n Massachusetts, forcl1iy
deprive ctscn n horh Carolina Of his property te
would have Ssh remedy, and rscci no rome ~ st al
tha Constitution Which provcss for such cass has
been wholly anbul.ed by tho ssaie ~ Massachusetts,
Tpe for with which Tho South has borro these
lnd dsns ard wrongs, has utterly fsl,l 70 secare cor
Toe spsrst d fsslc,u BY whoh Nor arc lnfceoosd,
growing b,icr By lts as,os riot and rnoostruciet ia
1aaerte hu nj aSt, far uniief tie Nor hern nss1cs
enable thtm 10 sciSo ucor ts general govern neni
With ell R power OF parse ard sword Tao pcrs ,ns have
bees elected respectively y the ooes Of President aoi
the eouniry upon rcpe h,se TO the Institutions sni
aemcsc policy III tbybihx SeitheY OF tne rece red
oectoya vo,o IN al tn lftSen southern states, sod
neither could have uttered, IN many Of them, tho
political scrtmen,s Epon which tbey are e.svs.
I'd % power, thout sahj.cilng hmsef 70 TIC
rcr osse oi . foreign domlrsiion - 70 could not
veli DO pressn led snd that " will BE- hostile DONNA
past occurrences aad the ccu instances under whoh
tbsy have been tkcted, forbid 10 70 doubt. hss any
people hay ps Que appreciation cf the prnelces q
ilb,riy, could long submit 70 sch domination, II is
irrposs bic W snprose.
ibey nov ,o - ihs, ths esaop has been coz iuc.ed
ac5w1ing % the rJrms Of ths constellation, ard tnat
therefore the pople of the south should take no
exception 10 tho fact 7Asy t,o nsns<l.s has At1iy
~ bond % ssrys ns from &sNdfnc Jvcpry s,1
ligss 1oasnr nsir Jmssv,
tlsure tnn. Abraham L'roain secset Pres deaf &C
c3rtnr N ise forns ~ the 0onvf tCt0n: eusy trgr
iba, George tna fhrd the rgncl oosupsr, u tts
I-'isf ih~w, ye GO fsf'v srtnhec 81 y II