The North-Carolinian. [volume] (Fayetteville [N.C.]) 1839-1861, 1861-03-09
%RDAY, MARCH, 9 1861.
RlCHAoNi,, Mar..l. l, I'd

RlCHAoSi,, Mar-h l, 1851.
ihe Secessloi feeling Is raphy :,tlisns, srotini
here. Oid nen wno have Lee.i h,Ai lor Uio.i,
until W:thIi zen days past, declare, taat
the question sabiu,ted to :ac people to-day, they
w"uid vote for iinln di:;tc secession.
Inc Peace toi.ttrcice &C .iis accom- pii>ed Just
thing, un->s PERHAPS, has l>e;p ii gi,ia .ra, going
WHERE ste property het,ng>-tto the coutueill
onfeis'acy. At the sercltde given to .aes,rs
ier ana 1e,on IasI night the iurner sal ''ti.el
MS non iiiti reSui Ell iiotnis Wc;l weuid CIV
any nope to the 80 itn. the report !np. cs., .e
s'.id' !" IS nii-'ia lie richety affair." WHICH
eti no sua!fi'ie'> o. >.i security, Was not
worthy OF "tceptAnct.' A.r SeGton 4 inu,.,, 81 ,ba
report OF TIL" i'atc Conference ,,eSion and =
s''''' tn h'S Susi "'d a. oil i.c. the South He
th'usnt ti'- "ii.>ioiies ii been more strong
"tI"eo up ~ pa ,.ic >tii,ii,ciii hoine-i,;,,l
there been cxai'tcd E.usitle Discrimination ia ia,
anpie svcu !ty / y ilc iu,urc, s>ce.le 1T un.e-
iiginla "oaid have ali wan.e., r.e.e re-
M rs were se''eincliI5 a.pi.uicd ny sevcl:.. thou
sSi' PERSONS aud e;io"e qlte pi~lniy how the
pay Sic |, working In this sectlou :.
Nj cri;tenlcs,.an The su ,:s.iissiansss We
punl 81 elsewhere ,n srt :ie the Piiia el lph
Pr:.iisylvhnlan upon Mr. Cr.ttc..d.n and th. $ ft
shells o: thr SoutA. 10 wonler til It tie y ,rtn
Will b. tound to ~ttnd firm In their f...la i,:is,n
when such Mr.. Crittclde., is poin. Il t, a.
one ol MI Liil;oin's iiviscr>, in the next
biea h Mr. Lincoln i, found to be ut,e-l, upnosal
ttIiS
to our.3.. her with the sword.
We fla that her. the O,*srcey i, b,s:Iv on 80,
ged making excuses for Lincoln ana his bar. Y.
pr0calmlng itself satisfied with Il se.tl.incat th.
eace propos;tioa>D w;:l in ,l.es coafi,s IN and
disorder, confused ana dis ,r,l!y thus build
ns ut' in the ,uth party whicl, Is more dagger
os to their safety AMI pros perty TIA all the abo-
liti,n frees winch c,ul be Concentrated upon our
soi' for our sul:juga:ion.
This time weak -hneed wl,itc-liverel lea :
ers. We live i'll times OF awful realities, Peace or
he decided If it is peace, it i.,ugt be au
honorable one; if War, it must be one t ui.i,unel
con'#g and .rless ari g. it shell, wcak:iSnerl.
white Ii cred su,missionist a:e unable to secure
be one. or prosecute the other
MIR. LINCOLN'S INAUGURAL.
Ti'ls ,nro. t,h. document has at List ,p1,carci
efore our people, and as we have all e!o1s told
eIn, Lincoln had proved himself ie statesman
least firm aid unconp promising il his tone
l-oo.s at one sentence of his Ina gard. * =
the Cnica IS und!ohea, = I shall
axe cie, that the laws of the Union be faithfully
executed in all the .Stutos." Look again: the
power confile! il, scu1 be usel 10 hold oceury
| md POSSESS all tie 1,.oi>er7y aud pltces Jezdng-
to the goce'nnaent "1t 10 collect tile duties on iq-
s'orfs p These plain words and un'nstalabir
in their meaning. 1t is simple mu'ness and folly for
vi. Lincoln to say there is threat in this The
;an Is blind to all reason commol sense if he
believes for one n, tat Carrying his poll
cy viii not prosiure civil War;.
coin has said all this after mature and deliberate
thought, the future of our country only be
traced throng "a bio ii stane fills, where victory
must he & ven to the s.rons and valiant cour-
age of the vi n, or to the m1sincI and nd.l IA
natici>In OF the North.
Cn irtn OF Norgh Carolina. it is not for the ;u,-
pose o: carving through polite pol.c> tilt c
warm yoa now, t:,tt -ol nave ''N.th .i-yoI ia. c
Waited too long too 10 lg! Cht your h.o-
ito now q 'arn and ircpsre' You the
eve OF ci, il Ne t,i vol i,n1 S.nce-ve
now :eli yol TO prepare fo. the worst.
h-rs' l. there uore? ii Il Il. LIZ. In recon-
mende'i amy o.iin"s' plan f.r the a ,stment o
these dl,lltie=, there nish i,a G been some 4
son to believe. that an ustne.t could be III de
lie has cautiously and stuliously avoided any re
commen ltli.n :cpJ that OF genera. Co ventior
of the people of the States, which una
st tnccs do ANY good, in its ,,*e! tc
sweep from The Whole face of the Il We States NV
in the Conf cracy al Of III 1t specie of property
Oar re ,ders en- j III 5e OF this al Tres OF Mr.
Lincoln the nsclvc-. fnt. Who question i. up
and the mi..ds are prepared for it th
better