The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-05-30
North Carolina aud Her New Leaders

Fortunately for the good Cause which e
90 fast regaining sscendsncy IN ct least one
Of tue States where traitors for time have
been IN the ascendant. there are men IN
North Carolina who are competent 10 lead
that Commonwealth through the crisis, and
still more fortunately, these msa are in
position 20 grasp the reins Of power. o. al
leas, 20 guide those who bold than. IN the
Convention Of that State. which Is nov 10
session. and which will probably remain in
session until the "0ld North State" Is
orought back safely 20 her ancient mooFings.
there are 20 be found such men a. George
Badger. William A. Graham and Thomas
Aadla. formerly Chief ustice Of the Supreme
Court ofthe State Mr. Badger was former
!, u tie Senate Of TIE United States. and
has great reputation a. Jurist AID as al ex-
FOUNDER Of constitutional Law wm. A.
Graham. lives at HiIlsboro'. ia the eestral
ar, ~ tie State. and has much influence IN
tho-e counties in which the iewe-t slaves are
o found. Judge RaaIn lives IL the same
eoanty. and Is quite old bu; his opinions are
ssspccted b. al classes. With these men
.re also associated such men a. Pearson. The
prcsert Chief Justice. Hon John A Gilmer.
snd. &C hope. also. Hon. Bedford Brown.
There Is ! younger and more active man,
However, who must in the settlement Of this
great natter. take very prominent part
We refer 70 wm " Holden. resident OF
Raleigh. and Editor the most influential pa
per IN TIE stasc.-the Raleigh Standard
Nr Holden is in he prime Of life. gifted with
virorou- asd cultivated mind. and well
vcrscd in he arts - which the duetua,iug
oqinioas Of masses Of men may be reached
aad e.ntFoilel it j. a current story II
Nosla Carolina that no vas feaJiIg, and
bal souo - watch. with interest and love
oses Ks infancy aal youth. Il Is certain
That he has risen. by force ofirdusiry and e.
srgy. FROM obscuFity and poverty 20 a posi-
tea where ho Is rover in tho State. "
49, for some years prominent candidate
tor the Governor hip. aud would have bees
nominated when tie late Governor Ellis ~
lr.t run. But &c was defeated. chiefly be
cause the afi.socsa,'e planters Of the easter
Fart 81 the State DID no. relish the idea .
azur.nS ~ tho levecs OF the man whom the
considered sarreaa. AID whose inky hard
had ofen distributed bills and resolution,
fresh from the printing Office ~hen the
wcfc Seassors. and he only printers devil
- The smooth as,i plant Ells vas eAoses
And vas ne second tine Ia oficc whcn n
ave 81 Secession swept over the State
Holden bal been recognized a. ".
lake warm Supporter al tie State Admins
tralion previous - he date II lie elec,ic
o. Frs.sioa: L.seola Bei When soa'
Caro.ius made thar election pre,ers Cor q
execution q her lons-eheF.shed scheme
Fevo.aison te Instantly started ia acti'
opposition % The plans u the Secssssonisg
TIE Standard. under bis direction. becau
"a rcsoluse. dehaGs antagonist Of eve
party OF psrsou who favored tie disso.an'
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