The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1862-11-13
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we have received a special eommrni.
cation from North Carolina Of n vow =; -.
nihcant character. II informs us sub
s'anusily that President Lincoln's Mill.
tary Governor, Stanly, at Newborn. nm
oer nag OF truce, had sent an invitation
10 Governor Vance, at Raleigh, for free
unceremonious, and unrestrained nerson,
al conference with him upon public az
iairs, and in view of the restoration as
North Carolina TO the Union. Sbanld
GOV vance find it impossible 10 comrIv
with this proposition, Gov. StanIavys
messenger will submit another for H.
appointment of joint commissioners nnon
the subject of political prisoners, 'D
OF itself this movement nm ,ho -. e
governor Stanley aay signify little or
nothlng but in connection with ohor
facts and circumstances, we think IL CO.
mines the early submission of North Car-
ohpa TO the Union. She never would
nave abandoned 1t but for these vioIent
Jacobln proceedings in Union Convens
tlon at hlchmond, which carried over Tho
state OF Virginia to the ruinous sor,;oo
Oh Jeii Davis, By this act North Co.
lima was placed between the two i,ros or
virginia and South Carolina. and wos
carried thus helplcssly into Inc dismaI
swamp of secession. She has since served
the rebel cause with fidelity. bnt hoe
never ceased to be distrusted bv Tho rahaI
rule at Richmond. She has ofIato aIso
manifested some symptoms of disrnst
ana repentance; and particularly in the
elecuon OF Governor Vance-an old line
conservative Whig-over n rabid and rad.
lcai secesslonist, has she BETRAYED her
Willingness to return TO the Union with
the hrst safe and inviting opportunity,
nor can 1t be supposed that the neonIo
OF North Carolina have been indijT ~
10 the consequences of this war In 399I;s
gina they have seen and cannot fail
to observe, from day TO day. that tho rn;n
ana desolation which mark the tracks 90
the contending armies in Virginia ara
approaching nearer and nearer IN no
North Carolina border. and that sbo
WIN y. Sne inevitable reduction Of Virgin.
Ia, WI next become the battle field and
VIII, like Virginia, be laid waste with
.ne continuance Of her resistance TO Tho
Union Meantime, from a recent piteous
'ppeal OF Governor Vance to his peonle
o come forward with their private con-
TlDutlons OF clothing, shoes. &c. for
heir destitute brothers in the rebel
lrmy, u is evident that the resonrcea of
North Carolina for the support of ber
eoeI soldiers are reduced TO the point ne
&haustlon Of all the States of tbe
'outh she has been the most impoverisbs
u y ny our blockade and our occupation
l seaooard towns and cities. Down
her adhesion to JEFF. Davis. n largo
roportlon of her people were supported
nd enriched by her experts and Coz.
rnment purchases of her nine timber
na lumber, tar, and turpentine. All
lese ana other sources of her prosper-
y Delng cut of, she feels intensely her
'sses by this rebellion. She has had
70, some instructive lessons of the mac.
lrity OF slave property when brought
contact with our invading forces and
le mas doubtless been carefully consid-
ing the saving clause of President
incoihs emancipation proclamation.
furthermore, Governor Stanley il
orth Carolinian, and was for MANY
ears conspicuous light among her pub.
men AZ nome and in Congress. OF
e same old political faith, too, as Gov
nor vance, we may assume that Gov
nor STANLEY does not enter altogether
random into this movement for the
eiamatlon Of his native State. Accord
giy we attach some degree Of impor-
nee 10 IT. and believe that il is the mi
'lye step which will secure North
'rolina to the old flag before the LIST of
nuary' Let this be done, and Virginia
at once subdued, and the whole super
-ucture OF the jeff Davis Confederacv
mbies to the ground, and with Il All
mad schemes Of our fanatical aboli.
N faction for the extirpation of slavery
the sword, regardless of the conse-
ences'-Ne,0 York Herald, Mv. l.