New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-05-23


ton VINO j. doubtless the most popular msn IN
North Carolina; a stalesmnG Of remarkable la'ept,
veil known 10 Ire nation, IN whose coun@iis ne has
teen q proninelis adviser. Ibe Hon. WIFI an A.
Graham is u e gentleman who will be nominated b.
the Opposition, and elected az Governor OF this
state o ihe frs 1hueday Of iugnft next, by ihe
largest nj loIiy ever before given for nominee III
The 0ld North STATE.
\ great mass meeting il foon 10 be held III RAJ
leigh the OppoeiigD party, from all pirts 81 tue
State, 10 place Mr.. Graham leio,e the leolie lie
is a member OF The present. State Convention, ara
las more Influence in that body than any oiher man.
lie as been United S!aes Senator, aud was alec n
member of rilimore's CAT iH.,. He has aiken de-
ended grounds ggalDst Secession from the 81 1T, and
has been able ID the Convention to GET al ali the
radical neasnres Of the DisGDionists, wl,h the sd OF
lie parry, which is strongly in The a,sencuncy III
that body. Since the death Of Gov. Ellis, Henry
L. Clark, Speaker Of the Senate that teing Tie
term APPLIED to this officer in North Carviila), Is
Acirg Governor. lie il IN old gentleman, upward
OF six,y, With very little force OF chsracter-a well
ditpo,ed nan, however, who has not catered very
hr.ely into the case Of Secession.
Ga ~. lff and u icsi., Kenneth Rayncr, nenl-
Der Of The State Convention, from Henderson County
lex Member of the Uuited Sta'es Congress. ibtro-
duced his famous sediion ORDINANCE, which cfeaied
no little excitement Ii was advocated by hesgfs.
Woodiin, Howard Rsyner, Ruilin aud Leas, and
OBJ osed by Me-sfs. GRAHAM, Blown, Barres, Speed,
Ihonias, Gilmer, Badger and Srierthwaits. me
Rqittgh SfaHddrd says: :" No question has been
discussed in the Convention with more ie lIug md
ability, than this has been. This measure will
.trlke our people ss tho most dangerous aid mex.
iedieut OF all the dangerous ANA expcdient mea-
suies Of tic day. This ordinance, on motion OF Mr.
Satieithwai'e, was indefinitely postponed by vote
OF 81 TO 81 but this was not tent vote Tor seyera
gentlemen voted for poetpobing, VINO would not have
voted for tue ordinance. As TIE ordinance is Dr..
present IL y full:
sagps 4 1.
~ ordaraed ST. That psr'on VA his S'ne shi a.
TEMPT 10 convey h- f-ncs g. --eri.s Of the tourefa ="
stat or shall maciousy sad sd..s,d!y sadcsvo 10 es
10. peol 10 iesist TIE oei 9 lh' " lIe
frera Ssie persuade ths 10 r"turn totheir coanee
with The United stairs or m'cilu.iy srt ndysedy .rfiy
AID di-oo7rsse ne te"ple iIoNl .h,lins 70 W
tns ID. Cohisderhe sfics u sasf mp or Lce
- 90 fssor lie .u~rry ever, .ne f. ron b@iug Thereof
ry convicted by tie .yiece Of Two or ore cf-dios VIZ
hh and shs be- tn.d Sid iupfi'o ed a. me
Of sfd she'll ei nto rrcog iiice ~
h. OF the peace and good behavior all people Al lie
sta ior three years ihcTrtiief
The recent reverse- Of The Rebels have completely
discouraged them in ths slst-. The Rain$t
.Sfdhd0,d Of the 1h Instant reiers TO them IN lie
following brief and significant manner
1--WE ar. a. .snEuuc persons and we fhLl be
suors h. last scsudon TIE Con-de s'e cause 1ei Tie
,,in, NOT asig Instead 81 ns1rs ncesssuty aud
desperately brave soldiers desired q 90 They 1--we
h. e or,5 Amc, constant, Jah esek. ult at lsug
thai grea, inland the Mi.HPp 10 tie hsnc, Of .he
enemy from it. son'ce O. IT. mowh-ihe to4Irl'taty Is
der Sa,s su.,s the t.uss vi q po'tect INK ,nr
border 70 be 'bsAichsd EyrptAms no" d'pe'e
upon the result. at Iornth sod near Richmond va, eu
on saudsy m tho CVuyenson, thai nothilg but ffVEenos
could save w."
Til, j.. r. much a. g ~ there Is 10 hope for the
20 en- lei Southern Conf dency. II they Vol
for Providence to as,is them, t will be come little
time yet teiore there Will BE- my encouragen..I'
from that quarter.
News that | receive this morning from the in
tenor is Of the mot satisfactory ohalact,r. great
+. action IL now going all through the old North
State. Tie p,oIl- ires, ecliye OF patty, are last
coming - the cuurlulion that tLey inlet return
10 their all glance. Already rome If tie moie
racsl leader. vi Secession u.e reviewing tnelr past
rreold III which they See hU,h 10 regret. heuIrtb
Eayner and other traitors Of bis stamp, nave within
/, few DAYS past ex iTessed lneir regret n The
hArty aud iiladyised couIer pursued y Them. Last
SATURDAY. Kenneth R8yuer abd Others % that Tx,
were stowerny their sD.les aud kind regards npoh
the leading Ulon nen IN she Conven.on, uiou
Whom they had looked with d.sene heretofore.
This sudden change about il ouinous isd,ed, aGd a
wouli look as thoul b these weaihercvcks nad some
lears OF being s,retch up before lorg. or at lhsi
tlpy raw desire IL tus late duy 10 get IN The HHpt
tide OF the Union men IA hopes tiat they may be
aLle to ave their prop.rty ifom coihscalion.
In referring 90 tie OppUsilOn parry ~ inis state
have overlook d M imi oralt ion witch ~ pea.,G
tie other DIV M The Raingt hrgnif', wnirh
strengthens tie view takeu OF the OppOsil Ia parry
in a preceding Paragraph. Here II t: - We tbinb
wc Lave good reasons Tor b,ne,Ihg thAi Ihfi! =
Icing Organized here 10 brng Odt candidate IOi Tie
ofiee Of Governor who III go before q people
al. the opponent of the present Administration 81 ne
Confederate States and cideavog To r-iiy party 10
ouu,,.i ION TO it." Surely iheie must De some IRE
"a here there II 80 mucn smoke, ma IRON whM huh
a., mo 10 H. b. of late are inclined 90 ltcYc hat
thefe is Ii-ing party IN TIE old Nofih olh'e WIN
,ou,e ,ncn p!sientiOvs IN view. Before tie Fret
4 7. at q
=. III mo- doubt ~. more driDitc kuoHled-e ulo-t
the matter Ncll niay these le dlug tli.o.s Irem-
bic at the handwriting GA the Wall. Ihes' i1tofs
10 the Uuion are 10 have Gay Oi terrible reckoning
am lbg trcif Own people
JLs R1le,rh stafe Jyurnal and Tie Roi7eh
Eeyist,r are Inc two leading Sccefh laTeis IN Mouth
Caroiiua The Farmer Is etltd 10y Il loieignef,
VITO j. very sharp G. aracicr. w. ". Holden oi
tie me PU0gR >,6hdd'd, strong supporter "i
lie Hon. ". A. Graham, iOI Cove Dor, bad - per
sop.l encounter with tie editor Vi HE mum "a
thou tine ''1,e and gave hin revere oa,..e.
Holden is cnli a Uniuilst by ihese Jun al- ali
also ,hsrpel ,ilh publis l. s 'Ouindnhy ne s''Iel
of The stale Convention ana Rebel Government hi
Richmond. Holden PAPER g. "a "lnn'' ~ 10 t'5
In. Rebellion broke out, teen he =. iii 3 Penn
octaiie oran Of tie SHr, and fought occtfeon nom
The siat, bat was fl. ally obl gel 10 tive lafiih
q, ION 90 the movement. liis paper Is NOW t.o
lender Of tie OplOiiuOn rHity in ile fth'ei ana J.
very extensively circulated. not only among iAt|
Democrats lie iorncr subsciUe.r, "a. Llteis among
NE Opposition
Even aiuo the leading sc'c,l tntie - 90 confidence
whatever in Tue trash.
T,lr Ral4rh Sttadord Of The l0th ms. has lew
important rrluarke on the sltIed. rs iowa:
. W. nave lead It said ~. Ia few Gays thit
sunJry pcroDs ia tas State Is'use 70 tade Colid-r-
,t. n6ts Tor property or a'bi-, ana avs .'Aoas Co.
yes, al they have real estate, nDd that they are,
To IL large extent, among lie original SteeseiViiatf
Ills i. a.. NOT eigfiicaht On of tte VIZ. IL
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