Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1862-07-04

GOV. STANLEY IN NORTH CAROLINA.
Much unnecessary indignation has been ar
reused at the North against GOV. Stanlcy's
course in North Carolina, by reason Of the in
sane alshoods circulated respecting him by
men, like Colyer and Helper, whose particu-
lar fort appears to be to kick up muss
generally Because Gov Stanley did not
approve their operations in North Carolina,
and without any official Interference on the
Governor part, these two men have spent
the past few weeks in attempts Co iucite the
people OF the North against him, and TO a-
rouse public Indignation against what they
woro pleased TO term the pro-slayery admi-
nistration Of the newly appointed military
Governor Of that State But truth though
crushed 90 earth Is sure 60 rise again and
now that the truth is being made apparent,
and the falscboods OF the crafty Colycr and
Helper arc being exposed, they find them
selves hanged ON the very gallows they had
prepared ior Gov. Stanley -rlbiic indigna-
tiou {. turned upon them, and Gov Stanley
stands acquitted before the people. But,
though the verde, is rendered and the sem
tonced passed, the evidence Of their guilty
intent continues 90 accumulate. and every day
adds to the just indignation Of an outraged
people
Gov Stanleys courc in North Carolina is
emiuently just, patriotic and loyal. and he is
every day strengthening the cause Of the u
nion in that State, and should receive the com
hdonce and support of every truly loyal man
throughout the country. On the l7th inst.
he addressed large and enthusiastic gather
ing Of the people of that State, at Washing
ton, ~ c., az which people were present from
seventeen counties,--all who wished to hear
him being allowed 60 come within our lines
for that purpose, The Court House was
thrown open and quickly flied TO repleton,
when without formality, and as i: at home
among those assembled, the Governor entered
the building and proceeded 20 address them
His remarks occupied over an hour in their
delivery, and were received with marked at
tendon from the frst until at last the applause
was frequent "The meeting was quiet and
orderly, and when closed the people slowly
leN for their homes, most of them with an
awakcuinr oonvirtion of the errors Of this re-
bellion' We give extracts from his speech
as furnished by the correspondent of the Bos-
ton journal, and hope they will completely
do away what little prejudice, if any, there
., b.
may uc SUM lingering I'D tue mlude OF the pco-
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After some pleasant Introductory Tcmarks
feiatNe 10 ms POSITION HoN. otanley says
"Nyh1 br1u.l.t this war at1ut3 Not ue NorfUeru
uropIe or Lincoln 8r his friends. bit those uoIririus
vino broke 1000 the Chare.tou convention gftafr.I 90
nominate tl.ir rtnd.dst, ans ,,.v or tbr cauIer's
triueipi. i.--sTIeada vim. tails ,ou loac' Nos ,b,t
does North Carolina cofunldn off S1O haf mo- sr,v-
surc they tell me- up 90 the time Of the Presidents
.amati1n when North Cafoina was called uDon 30
takr up arms against hcr sister Southern States Re
member that thc President had sworn hy the Holy
Evangelist 90 uphud aud defend the Constitution and
when South Carolina fired uron The National dag when
the forts were scizcdhe common property of hi .tc.
and tle light houses dcstr1yed-he common nrancr,v
OF all civilization he but int -no.e iu tlc execution Of
hsluty. and a..cl upon tht people 10 hap him. sun.
pose tho shorT of dis e0uuty IN Obedience To- thc s-
omu oi-stians which hi, oath and office have cai1ineI
upou hm should summon assistance t1 hsp him aircst
and subIuo certain ualslaotur. would YOU rosuke hi
0r itf AuI u.w when 30 coo iusuuoctionar, troops
mcnacrd .he sa'ry Of 'hr N'H nal capital and 4rcat1