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Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1861-11-20
Suggestions to Planters.

The Georgia Planters Convention recently held
at Macon, recommend to planters that should the
war continue and the present crop remain unsold,
not to plant any cotton next spring except enough
for home consumption. The Secretary of the Trea-
sury suggests that the planters should take mme.
date measures for planting for winter crops to meet
the demand for grain and provisions. These are
doubtless good suggestions. 1t is not too late to
seed large crop of wheat, rye and winter OATS
Arrangements should be made for . large crop Of
corn peas, potatoes white beans, &C., spring.
Our mountain farmers should seed largely for Irish
potatoes. Flax should be sown also more largely
than heretofore. Let the present crop be well has
banded and used properly and let it be solo at liy-
ing prices. In the mean time let the utmost care
be taken for the preservation and tanning Of hides
Let every farmer turn his attention more particular
" to the raising of hogs, sheep, cattle and horses
Let our women getup their old cards, and spinning
wheels and looms. Our Southern factories cannot
supply the demands Of the country the war should
continue, and if the farmers would return to the
manufacture of their own clothing as in former
years. 1t would go largely to lessen the demand for
COTTON and woollen goods. Let US not act upon the
supposltion that the war will soon be ended We
must bestir ourselves if we would clothe and feed
our armies and our people. =; s
Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1861-11-20
Messrs. Mason and Siide,l Captured!

The Richmond Enquirer of Monday las, says:
"By flag Of truce from Fortress Monroe it is
officially aScertained that McSSrs Mason and Slidell
and their Secretaries MeSSrs Mcfarland and Eustls,
were taken at sea from on board the English vessel
on which they were passengers, by Commodore
Wilkes, commanding the San Jucinto, and conveyed
as prisoners to Fortress Monroe, where they now
are"
This is high handed outrage, which should excite
the England government against Lincoln as we'll as
Still more arouse the South. Will England submit
to have persons thus violently taken from her ves-
sells bearing her flag? The Enquirer adds:
England has acknowledged us to be belligerent
power. and declared that she would maintain u neW-
trality To allow her mail steamer to be stopped
on the ocean, and persons taken from under the
protection of her flag, by jurisdiction as to whose
quarrel she is neutral is as much at war with all
her practice and traditions, it is opposed to her
honor England, like America, has ever been a
house ofrefnge among the nations and the stranger
under her flag has always found the protection due
to her own subjects, extended with all the generous
senSitivencss of an honorable host. Lincoln will
have to apologize and restore the status, or ight-
We see no other alternative"
Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1861-11-20
THE CAROLINA nov - 1851
The Cost of the War;

Inc remark IS often made abon. now, it will
not 40 TO estimate dollars and cents in the conduct of
TINS war;" If by this is meant that dollars and
Genus are not to be put into the scale against the
price OF our liberty, our honor, our rights, or our
i'Ves, we endorse it. But if it be the mere Clap
trap OF the demagogue, is too often the case 20
phro" aust IN our eyes to prevent our seeing his
selfish or partizan designs, we ignore it. b..
Whatever is necessary to the success of this war
on the part Of this State Or of the South to secure
the recognition Of the right Of the Southern neon,e
to govern themselves the maintenance and sup
port OF the Confederate goyernment-for planting
the tree Of constitutional liberty and Government
o. inc people and not of the politicians in these
southern States, we are committed to- fully and al
together, even to the last dollar; if it take years Of
toll ana sacrifice and blood But frugality in orr
expenditures is absolutely necessary. in order to
vigorous and successful war. We must exnend
wisely and carefully in order to keep I'D our blows
until the enemy cries enough.
Waste extravaganza, and extortion at home 50
far have done more perhaps to weaken us than the
enemy has DONE Our inexperience at first. led us
no DOUBT to neglect to be provident. The rage for
once ana emolument has forced many an unfit Off
Ger upon the civil and military lists of the army.
What our State and National governments have
needed most, were COOL clear headed, experienced
men in office-men who are fully competent-men
who knew the value CT dollar and the worth of
the article contracted for or bought
Our expenditures in this State have been LARGE
But then it must oe recollccted that we have done
good deal,-perhaps our full share in promoting
the war. But we insist upon economy, that we
may be able to keep at it. The government should
neither be parsmonious nor wasteful Besides rails
ing our quota of the war tax for the Confederate
government, which cannot be less than from one
and half to two millions, the State must add to
her debt some three four millions this year for
the war; to be reimbursed after the war is over
All that the people require is to be assured that it
| Sjndiciously and properly expended men in
| office are comPetent-that they are seortA to the
government what they paid-that contractors
are not gouge's making more out of the govern.
ment than they can make out of other people.
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WILMINGTON AND WELDON RAILRoAp-The an
nual meeting of the stockholders of this company
was held in Wilmington on the l4th inst Owen R.
Keenan, ESQ, State proxy, was called to the Chair.
From the Wilmington Journal we learn that the
gross receipts of the Road for the year ending 3Oth
Sept last were S57l ,235 "a, and including the
1arboro' branch s5So,S96 81, showing an increase
over 1860 of s7l,026 81. The cost of operating
the main stem and branch was S247, lOs 10, leav-
ing nett receipts for the year S333, 800 Is.
The Presidents report says:
From the report Of the Treasurer IT will be seen
that our fiscal condition good. After meeting the
annual expense of Railroad operations reducing our
debt So, 799 81 paying the interest on our debt,
and dividing eight per cent. dividend we yet have
on hand a surplus, which is held in Confederate
States bonds, bearing s per cent. interest, to be
hereafter appropriated to our sinking fund
The Presidents report concludes with the follow
ing in reference to the Fayetteville Branch. author
last regular session.
The Legislature at its last regular session, char
tered Company to construct Railroad from
point on our Road north of Magnolia to Join the
Coaltied Road at Fayetteville, and authorized this
Company to take stock therein loaning us the
States credit to aid in its construction. We are
not prepared to recommend the acceptance of the
charter by this Company, as the coal may probably
be brought to Wilmington by connection with the
Wilmington Charlotte l. Rutherford Railroad and
this connection would impair, if not render worth
less, orr enterprise; but act Of foresight and
prudence, it may be polite for Company to take
such preliminary steps as will prevent the forfeiture
of the privileges conferred This matter is respect
fully referred to the Stockholders for their consd
Grafton.
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HEAD QUADTERS N. G.. TROOPS.
Adjutant Generals Of6ce,l
RALEIGH Nov. IL. lot;i. (

GENERAL ORDERs, No. I'll
an THE 2SD OF OCTOBER A CIRCULAR WAS
~ ISSUED from this Office certain COUNTIES u our
Coast, requiring the Militia to turn once week. The
continued threatening of Coast the enemy and tho
recent of laweas aud men our Western
borde make it necessary that the requirements Of th.t
Circular be extended to the whue State
Every company in the State will therefore be assembled
once week for inspection, instruction, aud drill and viii
be required 10 appear armed the law directs and with
acme ammunition The State expects every man to do his
duty; and the Governor will fail enforce this order
With all the power vested in him Coinmande-n.C Chief
The Militia only be called out for actual service by
the Governor By Justices provided in the Suth
section Militia Revised Code. The Governors orders
will he given through this office, 10 the Generals or in
special Cases. 10 Commanders of Regiments or companies.
Wheue, the Militia called into actual service the
Commanding officer making the call shall discriminate in
favor Of those persons who in feeble beath whose
connections with public institutions other peculiar EN-.
ployment, shall require their presence at home.
The Militia, when called above will report to any
superior officer in the service Of the State The Cuned.
crate States, commanding. Every Colonel or Commander
ola Regiment may receive authority to buy serycesble
when needed, application to this office.
Colonies required to have made out az pos.
sibe after the time fixed in section u, Militia Aw
the muster rolls therein required and proper paper
can be had for blanks each Captain will make ooscsp
paper neat roll Of bis company may be- 4 =. ;,
BY order Of the Commander.in- Chiefs.
J. 6: MARTINI
s-... s.ss. Adjutant General
+.- 5.7s E--w3t
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c. DEWEY, Cashier.

II. W. Hayman on the part Of the cotton inpor.
tiers of England, proposes to Lord John Russell, to
send trading vessels to our Southern ports &C., and
asks for British protection. Lord Russell replies
that no such protection be afforded by the Brit.
ish government; and that vessels taken under such
circumstances by the blockaders, will be liable to
condemnation, &c. ga
The freshets on the Potomac have seriously inju.
red the Chesapeake and Ohio canal, cutting off wa.
ter communication above Washington. Mcclellan
will be forced to fight.
Adjutant General Martin has authorized Col. JAS,
Sinclair Of the 55th regiment, N C. vols, to collect
public arms for his regiment and 70 purchase such
as are tit for service. o.
Gov. Pickens of South Carolina, urges the imme-
date organization of the militia and asked the Leg
islature to make provision for 100000 ayailabls
funds. 1##
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READINGS FROM THE PoErs-We understand that
Mrs. Heav'in of Granville County, will read from
Shakespeare and other authors this evening in the
Commons Hall, the proceeds to he appropriated to
the soldiers We have seen high testimonials to
Mrs. Heavlin's attainment' reader, and we have
no doubt that those who may attend will be much
pleased with the intellectual repast spread before
them. In addition to this, the cause to which the
proceeds are to be appropriated, should, of ITSELF
draw together full house.