The North-Carolinian. [volume] (Fayetteville [N.C.]) 1839-1861, 1861-03-09
DIE Uortb Carolinian,
Fr0ns tie Phit.ae3phi" Peansylra"ianI
Same i gIy Signs.

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Mr. CElTrE> DfN d sLkTs Ills PLAN OF ADJUSTMENT
Than the iennsYirtaiun journal has NOR
warmly al, the adoption the Cri:ten,eI
ri"p..sit,"n> We 'vot;steJ them hecan: the,
founti vor among the n:aS>'S OF the North AIT
aanous III propl OF tic bor.r Stafrs. Iilese las
were tie uple 10 he satisfied. This E'ai >cemet
to satisfy taem, and he,.'e satisfied " ith it
In lis N ir' at, ike all the
prom iEct made, the concessions in it w,r
all on tie SIDE # the 5 'it, lei Il ~a~ not or 1,
to grul;,lt ii the So all Si ulJ feel conieft m it
+ e IS with it. aid were We
W.. h"ve icf and up.elI 1t wi.ii all our ngh
Al hi hned tiat either il, the ledis. z princi
pl % led in It W ,ull have lie the b.:
SIS OF flt settlement, settlement being Of any
value tn t IL its nature not fnnl But the Crit
tetdcu plan has eceved d fat st in the house o
its friends. | : own :uthor Ea> abandoned it. Said
Mr.. trtenpen on Friday las; in the Senate:
He was ready 10 sacrifice his ocn rie'rs-he want
eh TO save ttic Country, applause III the galleries,
o"l t''s 'rtNt"g 10 acc PIT 4nythiny Huf co"(d 10
a. lie cc0ud cote ugNnSt hIx 1.7Oposffiors and
in n cse. -tlanaiine from the highly respec-
table bod, IN hopes OF pacific settlement.
We are not OF tao>e who favor compromises. The
Constitution .bio,s them ~ nature :I!lorSa vacuum
w Z III favor ter,l 'ulilment Of the Cons
tituti"n. Elk citing risn.S, wosii CON
cec the full rles;i,e Of rights others. But sup
pos ng Mr. icnden to be acting in good fat an,
seeing thai his proo>lIloiiS challenger general
cep!aic- advocated them z.al u-iy. Mr.. Crit
t-ne. has lived II Ire old man. But age has not
ab,tt IN t,.e singh deg his party He
con' destroy tint party. the steady aim OF his
whole life he wonLt sink in;o the grave with a
shout. But this rather digr-ssior.
Just Mr.. Crttcn lcn ha! bro, .ht the masses
Of both tons his plan Of set temcnt he
himself either irg ,tc:iel ny Republican threats
yelling To Repup:iotn per~u,>", anl Il ttrr.. alb
anon> It and says tla H.. IS willing to ''ncs13h
III n9- is he the country? Has he any ri thus
to trle with the Setl ID convictions %! the country
If he has ~ c'haic'io no iixe! pri ci,le~, but
with plant and supple comp!ri~a &c viii take any
thig that AholitoniSts will give, submit any
thing they deny, he ought not III hot haste,
afr id that else wolI before him. tt
have put himself forward in am',iti leadership
only to abandon it and desert his followers tn,
moment of trial.
Mr. Crittc'.dcn he is willing take " any
thing Why clint lie say at first? VIII,
didn't he, II the opening of Congress, he has
done-put HIMSELF ut tie MERCY of the Black Re
pui'iioan> If the Chicago plat .orm is suificien
tor nm now, it was then
There people who hold political principles
who have honest, settled conv tons, and lrofe~
to be If that li'ci-nor will tinisllv S,rrenle
o rights ai.d t"miy submit v,s to the will
and pleastIrc OF the Black Republicans. Beel"
oW'g something to onrStlves, party and on
Southern brethren, we owe something 10 the Con
sttE ion.
If Mr. Critten'len deserts his OWE offspring let
be fith"red hN the people.
l. Is rot pleasant red such GeSpatefes s tn
two following from the p}.ysS
MR. ikirrENDEN MIR. I.INC
Inc PRESIDENT elect senr message to the vcncra
be senator firm Kentucky Yesterday. desiring t
cons It with him On the crisis in pubic affairs Tn
interview lasted for dian n hour
L..
The most intimate friends in has sprung n he
tween General Scot and PrrSi,,eu Lincoln ana It
said that the salute of one hundred guns fred b
order of he former the harmonious termina tio
ol the Peace COnferc &c, heartily approved G
hv NJ Lincoln. General Scott has co:iSulte
freely about TIC appointment of the Cabinet
Far he it from to make to feel anv object
ion 70 any proper Inference bet Seen Mr. ILHc ~,
and e eminent men of the count v whn'ever the
par "tliiia ions But when conferences al
intim Clc> all result in rthcnnc the .AbnlitiO
eau$t, IN defeating adjustment and in est ,hliSlin
an ur]uSt md rtinou> cnercive puliv. 1t is man
fest that they ar,. altogether wrong. They
iea> Suspicious in their character
We tn / that tiencf: Soft and Mr. I.incol
intimate thit General Scott orders a salute l.
+ ei III honor of me 20 which Mr. Lincoln
Premier (and of course NJ Lcon himself, is ol
pn-cf! AID htt Gen.rll Scott alvices freely ab',t
tn ap .oint rlcnt OF tn" Cabinet.
Ii e ihis,g> all suspicious. and hcie,
tha great conspiracy has ''een formed t" rke;
th.- people and crush the South. and that man
o;ninent and tru~fe Southern leaders eng sc
it. \ political Lieutenant General is the beg
n.ns Of a llt:rv de>po ism