The North-Carolinian., 1861-04-20

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let the Urio.s men maintain tie determina-
ION toaeI Ioin; little State as to go out, let
the Onlo1 pen ta;e her out IN their oac7a time
mt aoaItI HAPPEN WHAT NAY, LET THE
UNION NJ z HOLD on TO THE POWER THEY NOW
lave. Ifal is our advice, most respectfully
offered. he disunion leaders are neither
wise nor >coansellors in public affairs.-
The peop A9<Ve put the seal of contlemna-
ion uponEhem, and there let it remain"
The ab.l le we clip from the Raleigh STAN
lard Of He 9th inst, and it IS one of the
most glarl &, shameless, bare faced pieces of
;heatng It has ever came to our notice
Now~loA readers, at this trc1-and be-
ore we si4 PIX, let US say, that as God liveth,
We have hing personal against this man,
out we i'd nd to speak of him in his trae
Ia the first instance it viii be
seen that gives up the contest in this State
lbsolutel. bn the question of Union, eff
he State y to go out" that is all well but
see the bHowing. "HAPPES WHAT NAY, LET
fHE UNI 81 MEN HOLD ON TO THE POWER TIE,
NOW ia ~ What is this for, who wishes to
know pes not every body who has watch
ed the rse Of the Standard since his dc
Feat for 5sernor know-powra, POWER FOR
HOLDEN lisPowER, Power To MAKE HOLDEN
l'ovERSs@i Power, Power TO MAKE UoI.-
DEN S1SkTo kToR-anyMing for that 'powel'-
I'll A@t'It for that powcr-the people are in
Holden eyes only machine to be used for
Holden 5 ba-.eiit! Holden looks upon the
people as msre servile tools for use when he
s to be tdRatet. IF tie people have conf
lence infthaIna now, they have more by
But gsin: ~ s, dI..o:on Leaders
is as'a'ss: Thsrc Are to points in this
niue SEM One is the modest way
iioideh ~ making himself leader-to
ase 'his bwer" to his own advantage
'Ai'ilooe 3Gesson be right, and | have ad-
iSe' o' 1nst it-advised you to do wrong
'ha' Vas 81 lm getting my self 'sPowER y and
= 10y in which | got that ':pow-
- WIS N nevertheless Tenn the nan
- u "Ss so disunion leaders who told
you "i''I as coming are unwise, don't
u '''' '''e' hough they are right; t"ust me,
'0' L ""@ 10 can 'k.:W and make alire."
i''v ICON bgain: The Democratic party
''i''' "s',7' te W. w. holden what he is
5''0 nun falth-gave him inHuence-in
lac'' mace i to be w. ". HOLDEN. \
patronage nany years was lavshly expcn-
oeu upon ~ -ke was cajoled, nursed, feed
ana cres-ted hat party. That party true
always 70 tht l11uth, declared for Secession
III o"coiehee p the advise Of Mr. Holden, the
--''''oi ol rs -ecognized organ there. Mr..
iioi''e'' si''pe rthe course to be persued by
''ie De'iioef" party last January 8 year
ago nc also '-if so in June of last Summer
"hea Lincoln Vas Candidate for President
near ai' iioiofh u speak for himself:
lNortb GaroziH e,on7o,a Ian !, 1870
pi'IN - ispublican or sectional Presi
80 t7 go, fectcd in 1860, we Will &c
iVt Nioi .,'o ooo. we will stand side by side
" I'LL ''ic soiia Virginia and South Caro-
l,ii'' l, as oul ~ tors did at Yorktown an6
.h .he oo@ pe,:, we will do it, clnging t.
ohe cons e''o.lo pa md despising the forms 0
Nv Iii W. ~ s. ilve- and usurping Union
,I,L1,aa -, ~ haracter under Black Re
poo'tSa., 1a1 ~ for one we will never bow
II ,'h,+ - ra sav grading yoke. We NEAR
-. ~ slave considered the Who'll,
oanSoC,nencas VIC are prepared for th'
.#sZs '-.--7- Atdissolu
tlon IS certa"fA probable, to say the least
III the eseht success Of the Black Re
puoilcans IN ioAs snd their success we say
is within the RAJ R sf PROBABILITY. Must W.
await an overt III Why the very act o
electlng such esident would be decla
ration OF deadly M0siiIity to the slaveown
ing States. DO hostile armies await over
acts IS declaNEAbn of war nothing unit
arms are used on tJe field ? Does a man WIZ
IS told by his adversary that he Is TO be as
salleo, wait until ms adversary is upon him
and commenced to dlAarm him and east hin
to the earth Doessa person who has takel
arsenic by mistake wait to see whether arse
nic will produce death Does any one doub
that cold steel well sharpened, will sever tn
juglar vein ? Must w wait to become wea
ker, or act and gather strength by our owt
stern resolves p
North Carolina STANDARD, June IA, 1860.
''If these States sublait to, and acquiesc
in, the election OF PRECEDENT pied, ed to pu
the Federal Government permanently on tn
side of freedom, such 81 omission and acqu
escence will inevitably rut the institution @
slavery On t calensFe slbt l4it boa lc-
and the res viii be is otio7 au %
very dlstant period ia Etll treaasta
States.'
NORTH Car .ta StaH5aFz. % E. 1e5.
/ "But it IS said the Suus me a--t -.i.tv &
in the future AZ ausale iri mat --. -a.lt
that the Bla Il 3cyu plica. S sf9 taiu OF
! troll of it al i turn It's eisiars a4ain- III
/ slaveholdine States. 1'ha r1ay - s5 4
present it is crsa.o!e sae tribu ~. }ol IT,
South. 1t may be 4ans "a, ae. 40 Gou'
will be, if Black Req, }.e3as should oHtat
possession O the Gov roa at 8ut ml Ii
! that Mus W. wa an III oh .r5
made. Shall wv perntt Z. 5aln to 1ervsf
the whole po,vel Of tho GoT y lnleat, aue
addition to rn tie S lprar CONT q ain.
US? We ar fer ine tr2 a44-gl5 !. 2