The North-Carolinian., 1861-03-16

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Irotheas vnefe'. the .r,a.s :
feel cstSer.t that !: TIE question of submission
by Pennsylvania to Li.co"'s Black Repu ,can rule
is SUBMITTED to tle people they wi; No - we
will no. submit We will sand where we have
always st.sod, by the Constitution and the equality
Of the States
We were not fairly heaten in November, and our
glorious old State is not an Abolition State. Let
brethren bear this in mind.
Lincoln might we'll talk Of collecting revenue
in Engias. sr France The Confederate States Of
America - Just much foreign Power MS either.
1t i-rt Bro~n has been, sarren-
ing to : crisis. and that the Federal Government
could not long retain Sum er and Plckrns. There
was time, he said, when Fort Sumter could have
been re-enforccd He believed it could not he
forced now without the of at least II, 900 men
by land and sea. There were but four men to serve
each gum and they would soon he exhausted, end
beside they had braed and salt enough last for
thirty days. If war was 70 come. there was no time
to lose C.nyross should be- session. and 20 900 men
in the field.
Yet this traitors name heads the column of SUBJ
mission paper in this State candidate for Pres-
den in 1861!
In Richmond Va, secession seems to be rampant.
The stars and stripes gi:e way to the Southern
banner
BY the araival of the Bremen. we have news from
Europe to the Goth alt. The English Ministry had
been defeated the question of equalizing the in
come tax, which aimed against them in the
House Of Commons. The Great eastern was to sail
for Norfolk. Va. early in March, to receive cargo
of cotton. The Italian Parliament was opened on the
18th ult. with address Ivy Victor Emanuel The
often promised and often deferred emancipation
of the Russian scrfs is said to have beer def
niteiy fixe. for Marca 3. A persecution of the
Christians had broken out in Cochin China
ATRoc1oUs The following startling and highly
infamm tory dispatches appear in a newspaper
"out West" to which they are specially tele-
graphcd
LATE LATER, LATEST AND HIGHLY IMPORTANT FROM
DERGRoUND LINE.
Charleston supper time, Jan. IA. All the babies
in the entire South in arms. and many in this
city arc at the breatworks.
Ttco and q huff minutes later. Hundreds of the
nobest women of South Carolina are behind the
breastw orks, and the boldly express their deierm-
nation remain there"
Later-stW three qnartersot Of mainutc-A num-
Der of young ladies in arms during the great
CT part of last evening, and many are extremely
anxious follow the selfsacriicing example of their
sisters. Shame on the young men.
ed from reI,abla source that the study Of military
tactics will be introduced into the female school Of
of this State Immediately. as the spirited girls de-
clare their willingness to take charge IF the South
Carolina 'inf.ntry which TO i,c rJsed''
~ report from the interior says the neg wear
drifting but it needs confirmation. Everybody is
in blaze of enthusiasm. and the gas company has
suspended in consequence. .''-Ne,o5urypo:t Herald.
WHOW HAVE TO DEAL WITH
The relation Of master and slave is pro tanto, a
total violation of t:.s principle, (tle equality refer
red 10 in the Declaration of Independence The
master not only governs the Slave without his
sent. hut re e"vert.s him .y set of rules aogetb-
ds.scrert from those which e pr~scrhcS for i'm
sei!, Allow ALL the governed an EQUAL Y )lCE
IN THE GOVERNMENT aud that and that only
is se-government." Howeil's Life OF Lincoln, page
81
That central idea. in political opnios, at the
beginning was, ana until recently continued to be.
the equality OF men. And although it was subrn t
ted patiently to whatever inequality there seemed
to be as matter CT actual necessity. its Constant
working has been steady progr IS toward PRAC-
rICAL equality Of all men."-Llncotn's Speech IN
IUnois STATE Journal, Sept. 10TH, 1856.
Il should like to know, taking the old Declara-
tior of Indepen lence which declares that AL ,ner
equal upon principle. and making exceptions to
it, where will it stop? 1t ore man says 1t does
not negro WY not another say 1t does not
mean other man? Ii that declaration Is not
the truth. let get the st,tute book i'll which We
find it and tear it out Who is so bold to do it
If is not true. let tear it out! .Cries of No
no!) Let US stick to 1t then, le- US stand firmly
by it them -.
y LIE: us discard all this quibline
about this man and the other man-this and
! the other being inferior, aud therefore they
be placed in inferior position; disc riding the
standard that have left Let discard all
these things, and unite as one people throughout
this land until shall once more stand up declar-
! ing that all men created equal.
II did not say that desired that slavery should
bo put in a of ultimate extinction. do say
now however there need be difficulty
! 'sNow my opinion is. that the different States
have tue power to make II negro a citizen under the
Constitution Of the United States, if they choose
The bred Scott decision decides that they have no,
that power."-Abrnhnn Lincoln
JEFFERSON ON SECESSION AND
/ COERCION.
In q letter to NJ: Breckenridge, dated August 2
iSO3 relative to the acquisition of Louisiana, Mr.
Jefferson says
/ "These federasts in this acquisition the 70
nation Of confederacy, embracing all the wa'er
,f the Mississippi both sides of it, and Separa
,;or of the eastern waters from uS. These cs,nhi