The North-Carolinian., 1861-03-16
sswatch and WaEt.''


after the first.
ssHatch and VyEEt.''
READ MARK ISwARDLY DIGEST
Denaigogues leading the people 6y inches! me
people unexpectedly gulie@!!
Is it known to our readers that the politicians are
endcavorins to lead them to anarchy, free-soilisn
and its concomitant ell nents intidelity and tie
unirersal fqalty oftse black and white races.
We are satisfied that the ncople do not know
how nearly they are being led by these false lea
ders to the brink of destruction and freesosm.
Watch and watt said the Raleigh Standard to
what Lincoln VIII do and say. This cry was
adopted by the satellites that follow in its tran and
when that leader who 'llill and make alive the
freemen of this State, who can convey a title, fee
simple, of all they to Abe Lincoln and his CO.
horts-added that 'any attempt upon the part of
Lincoln carry out his doctrine would meet with
its resistance, each follower ycped will meet with
resistance" The cry watch and then
wait till Lincoln is declared eected-hc will ap
pcasc this excitement, he will be a tartar to the
Rcpubcans-he will break up their organza-
ton &c, &c.
We watched and waited-Lncoln was declared
elected-the peace and security manifested did
not come! One inch gained for Black Republican,
ism-one step further advanced to sub.lisSisonism.
Watch and wait yet little longer It'll Lincoln ;
Inaugural he will not carry out his doctrine II
he dares to Indicate policy conforming to- his Chi
-, ..u,,, ..ro 49,. ;., III .,
caso iia''oi"' W ~ ~ - :.
This was watch and wait number two How IS 1t :
Does Lincoln propose to carry cat the Chicago
pl..to,,nD 1T rs see: IN speaking Of nj. having
no intention To interfere with slavery where It's ex
ists in the States, he says: The Chicago Platform
is "a lac to eorern' MT only the kcpaoilcHi'
narty, but Observation-Disclosures Lincoln OF Illinois
h> ,,o,;n,, od ,nl l..t.d me d 4 e.-yy !. !,
\, A.o,e nn ,.,la ~ ia n,,,e this and ma '
-, - declarations and had never rccantcs them
and tfan this, taey placed il tie pla form i'f
my aecep,ahSs, ara As 1 Ia" 70 ''9's'''S 60 ''''4
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;t+ .a4,5 a,eh+ 70 Ii. extended pft.l. Tx. other
believes II Is wrong and ought n5t to b. extended
II looking Gpon slavery as J ar5Tg, ,ir. Lincoln
on,v carries ont the doctrine utter c1 BY him in 4
s,ecch when ho sl;l the a5ly s.ag to extiuguiS
slavery i is tre.t It ss j .roaY-t, ser IN i policy
-rhlch viii tryst it As a wrong Tina. policy is now
set ,l, ard slavery acc"riin, Mr. Lincoln, is il
the .orocess Of ulti1aafe ernction"t 1t is evident
that Mr. Seward thinks so too for in a conversa
t;on with the Back Ht1u.,,,;can Dedication of Hi
n,;. !, ;, week hc said
..Gs +,eme, If vo,, want to save this Admins
tration and have it SUGGEST fu and profitable to the
country 'mP'''F ~" 70 rementoe', HH ne "[t' !,
e,x,g1" tt rasJnr, ns -, III rs,
.,o,r s.st ;n4ueoee no,c 10 .,re ybe TT,;on
One of his visitors remarked:
Governor w,nt he integrity of the Republi
can party maintained
..Pon,o,,',or ~ ~" ,,,,, ,o a;,t;a ,h ;a,ea
ritz ofthe republican 1orty is to maintain the Union
Remember, that the point at aohtca The enemy strike
IS at'cays the point 'ohtch you should defe''d.
Let our readers now took and see II the hepu'l
can programme is not fuliy carried out ne patti
Tor negro equohty-Sewards. .1rSe"om IS only galne'
cond'tionai'y-that eondie'on IS that the onion
preserved, VINO IS now defending tne doctrine