The North-Carolinian. [volume] (Fayetteville [N.C.]) 1839-1861, 1861-03-09

incentive to the Slave Runaway, and the n rth
aid adds that it will clean these States of
slaves before twenty-five years
MR.. LINCOLN.
Mr.. Lincoln ueiis+red his inaugural on vescr-
day. 1t is supposed that it will conform to the
Seward plan, except that it will be little more
cocrcive- The Republicans in this whole affair,
have Shown themselves Muster diplomatsts.
1hey have secured, it would seem the border States
Le5a:izrd the st.aiing of negroes aad c.mpeil the
South to pay for her property thus stolen This
may be Said to be the whole result of the Peace
Con oress.
The views of Mr.. Davis, :f New Hanover coun-
ty upon the settlement Of the Pea :e Con 5ress is
cer,a:nl' TO tie point, and proves clearly tn the
South Can no longer expect justice to be done her
Sac must abandon, and tia, finally and forever ii
Cnon where she is deb Used al demos;.lized. The
whole that has been gained by the Peace Congress
iS tia; it abo;in>ts the border S aes
We have this morning detailed reports which
evince clearly that Virs nia W IL pass the ordinance
Of secession and submit to a vote of the peonle
The Alabnny AuguS calls the ale red plot to
slaughter Old Abe ''5hrt-T.il Plot ON account
of the revelation being made to Mr. Lincoln while
atured in his night shirt.
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- by private dis .)t,c:i learn that 47 cnu-
niles of this State I'VE os.n h. .rd from md tn It
40 CHl"n nln and % -e>:essi,nists have been elect
eu' 1t IS ti'"ugh the State has against on
ventlon by 5000 maj jor,,y. v are. if has
gone ast;t Co ise,i.i'n sweet and deli rhf1i
sItaatlon,-a situation mer'tns, it will receive
,:ic Contempt OF every State North ami South, in
both the Black r. ,i,c4n a. the her. onE.-
de'"cles 1t Ii IS so, and it is hard believe we
think II Is not inl.Ir,o Die tr"t Il SION of
feeling a- Was never Witnessed viii take place in less
than sixt;' days, al" then peo pie ,IaI better
get out OF the way, The Question has been ca..-
vas>ed in North Carolina. The people 10 not un-
d.rst nd it ". XeruM
Taere must certainly be some mistake in the
'bove. We pub isl lay from forty
our counties and the N jor,,y sai st C"nscntio
Is only lc52 1t is impossible that the gain in the
rem Il. ing t;.ree c'ulcs heard from c,ulA be so
| much. We haze hopes yet OF The State and IL
nave until the otfiil report is made. The Herald
s'ys truly, the Question mas not been ctnyasseI
lie people Io understand and many of those
who voted against Convention in this ion have
since .cHno" led 5ed their error, is too late,
T,ose who fought for mainoainl5 the honor and
Independence OF Nort, Carolina. arc cast down,
bat not destroyed. Give them more chance,
aud the united voice of tn, State will pr noance
them rig.t! 1t is but the fist trial of stren 9Th,
''i'd alter the battle is over we are stronger than
when eter.d te contest. When >iave:l, iders
mes nave Il direct All Il, i'm %: o:taat interest
1t stake forget their own interest a.1 work u:}on
the fears of he ignorant, Introducing party into
suc', campaign it is bnt Reasonable to suppose
that other, must be 81 ent spectators OF the irre-
pressibl. co1ti;c,' which i% about burst
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| Mr.. GILMER AND CABISET.-It is un ierstoOd
| that Nj Calneron auth ii ~ Mr. Lincoln to
make III uiiner an of'r OF Il seat l." hi, Cabinet
two mont ago, whc;I IL. reserved. waiting for tue
action cf North C;.rolina.--t Tribune.
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MEssR>. GILMEx VAScE.-On Thursday we
! cup,cu ON 1he Raleigh banner the substance Of Il
teiegr ic d.spat' h received in Raleigh from these
gentlemen stating that 1.-The House Of Representa-
i tives had voted Tor Compromise by vote Of 1872
tn 56-more than two-tirds. Also that the fer1e
bill had been defeated ty vote o. lOJ to "A.
Fayetteville O5Serrer.
In this way the election carried and in this
way the O5sesrer tri itself for putting
up these lies tor prbiic dc et.
The rce bill ''defea ed" but was mere
ly postponed till Thursday, and on THURSDAY.
whilst the free citizens of North Carolina were
voi.g with this Toying intrllis sence before them
that Congress and its black mem;,crs passe :,
, the force bill in the following words
Resolved That 1t is tie duty Of the f.deral
gorernment to etorce the federal itus project the
1ederat proper1y and preserre the uaion Of these
St"te$
Yet the O5serrer says that the detailed proceed
ngs of Congress justify the report posted up by
the Obserrer.
The O5<errer says further that Compromise reso
lutions We're adopted b. Congress, and strives witt
its usual Subtility to figure it out.
The Compromise which the Observer says wa
adopted provides that Congress. shall not have the
power to abolish slavery
Now we want to know where the fools is who
ever thought they could SO amensl the Constitution
that Congress could abolish Slavery in the S ates
The whole amounts nothing, and Is worthless
Tney do not intend to amend the Constitution St
that Congress shall have power to abolish Slavery
but that the Constitution, if amended. itself vii
abolish it, This will be by the fact that tbs
following winch is the 5inal proposition, was re
jccied ,y the Black Republicans simply becau>
it did NOT admit Of a',o>hing it in any shape o
2 form the assent of every Slave State must 10
had before the amendnen: could be adopted, an
also that it begin with the Slave States. 6eo.
the proposition could be entertained The whic,
was rejected and the original pro, ,,oslton of t
: committee of 33 de the amendment of the Go.
sttuton to Interfere wit, Slavery in any p