The North-Carolinian., 1861-02-23
interest than any that are threatened or be appre-
pended from the rebel movement. May God defend
the right.
From the Osuego On Y.) Times Feb. H.

the right
From the 0saego (N. W Times, FEB. Il. =.
/ But If we must needs compromisc-if the Nortl
must get down on its marrow bones as usual ant
hu'nby beg forgiveness for having done wron.
"hatever-We insist that that occasion S.,aI e post
poned until the .'isunion heresy is dsavowed. Lee
no man be compromised who comes t. US with
DENIAL OF the nationality of the Federal Cove
upon ais ilps. The abomnaGle dclusion that State
can secede at pleasure from compac. ST has form
Ell must he recantesl, as the Indispensable p:clinn
AIRY to any compromise whatever. The Mortimer,
people IT we know anyti,ing of their spirit and oil
loyalty to the Union, Will never compromise ol
lower terms than these
From TIE poughkeeps;e Eae1e Feb. -.
Tl.ur!ow Weed the late lander and present bet,.
aycr OF the OF Freed State CAPITAL
is just now engaged ia defending i.is course BY so-
wing how much 1T resembles that Of iuE ~ I. Tat-
BuNE III atiyoratlig an eSped.encY candidate prev
ious to the assynhi,.g ~ the Chi.sro Isuvs,,iis,,
We don't know but Ir. Weed may succeed IL, vtnt-
ing his spite on Mr.. Greeley, but We doubt very
strongly whether he is impru. ing his own uosition
by SO doing. At that time all genuine Republican
papers joined III condemning the position of tn:
TRIBUNE just as they AL join in denouncine.
that of TIE Eee"ing Jo"snA. The former is, how
ever, much more excuSahie for then the Of
Republican principles was involved in uncertainty
while now they have just achieved signal aud over
whelmi2g triumph. TO f,lter entering contest
is bad enough but recoii and s,rrenI al! tha has
been gained. in tie monicnt OF victory has even
the poor excuse OF cowardicc to paliiute IT,
From TIE Carmel (Putnam Coz Free Press Feb g.
the Free States surrender to the i,soent and
lctatorlal demands OF the slave power they III soon
have shts tha; that Potcer will lie bound to re-
spect.
From tie tirequa (Wis.) Times, Ftb 9
Should the Republican party compromise with tlls.
slave power giving that power all ii asks after
ward, could Il Republican Member Of Congress look
a white in the face without l;l,,>hiIle For
one We shall mark every Northern Member Of Con
greSs who utte"s the word : lied!' II the North
dose compromise we hope the slave power wiz kick
and cuff and spit rpon the North unit. every com
promiser shall be Inundated into the dust We
hope, in case the South get all they Demand that
they will treat Northerne:s the most ajact and
servile of slaves.
From Tie -1Ju~n n. " {nioq PEI. IL.
He must endear"r to curry Lcpu5Hcunixna into |
III tie states c'"as,'slaJ TIE IRrricua U.liou.
From The roluois (lD Republican, Eel, T.
Let US a'an !oa no principle upon which we en-
tered the late political CANVASS, and ali viii e we'll
Never Was there occasion in the history of any
nation calling toi steadlS more constancy
more courage, more devotion to the eternal prn i
pies Of right and justice than that which i, now up
IN us. Let every patriot nerve himself or his /,
and show that he is worthy the name Of
Republican,
From The Peoria (Ilinoi+) Tiancript, Feb.
How could the cardinal doctrines Of the Heouhl;
IAN farty, rendered by Republican, with the s,,.c-
;"n Of Republican, be a basis Of compromise Bet
men
ire all wrong: In the very mature Of things any
attempt al making promise with Slavery
,re>uip"scs concession itm the side OF freedom
'nd surrender of principles thu Fart Of
teiulllcans. BY no possibility thts point be
vadcd. 1t leaves no room for discussion
From the Portsmouth (Oho( l.cpublicao, Fc 9. +
Those Democrats in the North who 1.rcss this
'r;tenen proposition practically ,iiS,nit3rsts
= the 1anceys and the isietts The evidences are
IS clear as monday, that the Republican party
cver can accept it Every effort from Northern
Democrats 10 make the So,st!. believe We are in
avor of 1t is sheer otluSiGn. and enco.a US and
'mooldens dlsumloniats and traitors in the South
From The Lyons 0owa) Mirror
If the Union is preserved, and we bell We it will
e, let the subSttncc an not the shad w merely
'e handed down 70 postc1ty. Let i be preserved
$ Fathers gave it to us, or If c!linceci at all
With the light of seventy years shining down nptn
Is, let that change be in favor Of Iloln ana hum
nifty, but never permit and nnoyoti.n in favor of
Livery.
rom Ihe Beloit owls. j Journal a:ld Courier Feb
The Whole question is simply Of right and
'fong and as between right and wrong thnr, is no
round Tor compromise. Ii VIC wro::.s. Of which
re are yet to be convicted let pu: ourselves right
'e are right let to the last extremity main
am position.