The New York herald., 1862-03-26

force, now threatening an advance 10 deprive us o
liberty property, and all that hold doar az ssf-go
vsrning and free people We must resist him at all
hazards and oy epry m po,cer He wages war
for subugatiop-a forced upon in wrong, and
prosecuted without right and in spirit OF vengerul
wickedness without parallel in the history Of warfare
among civilized nations. As you valne your rights Of
lowed sndearments Of home and nroside OF family and
kindred call upon you to rally to their defense and to
sustain the noble and sacred cause in which We are
engaged.
No, Carolina has always proceed true, constant and
brove in he hour of trial and Of danger Nevcr lei be
said in the future that she has failed TO maintain ibis
high rssotrn. II threatened than here
ofore and upon soil, let exertions be equal
to every demand on our patriotism, honor and glory.
No temporary ddptned The ordor of your dncesos
though the enemy Rorched IN columns through the State
The Ores Of liberty still burned brightly In their breasts
They were moved TO new energy, and resistod oy gal
LIANT deeds with abiding hope and un1nching courage
and bravey contending with enemies at
homo well as the foreign foe until after struggle OF
long years, Independence achieved and
knowlcdged. Lot u initiate their glorious example.
The enewsy redoubins his Efforts, and strainng every
country and subjugato TO his do
mination-his avarico and ambition Already il 10 pro-
posed their Congress to establish Territorial govern
msst in portion OF our state Nov the time to prove
zeal and animate by our example.
fcdu upon ebrsU and patritic men Of our State TO
volunteer from Ms mountains 10 the You ors canted
10 u up quota in e Confederate army and for the ss
ciai defence Of he State rely, with entire confidence
for prompt and cheerful response TO this cn upon
patriotism and vslor Tender yourselves 10 sompanics
will be at accepted and organized into regiments
under the laws that may be made. and which Is
my duty execute The Adutant General OF the state
will issue the necessary orders for this purpose.
Fellow citizensYour first allegiance Is due 10 North
Carolina. Rally N her banners Let every do his
duty and our country will be safe.
Given under my hand and the seal OF the state, At Ra
leagh, this 22d day Of February, 1862
HENRY 7. CLARK
MILITARY ORDER 70 REMOVE COTTON TOBACCO, ETC.
GENERAL oRnERs-Eo. 4.
HEADQUARTERS, DEPARTMENT or NORTH CAROLINA
GoLpssoRo, March o. 1862. I
BY direction Of ts Sscrstdry Of War, o cotton tobacco
and nauol stores ,chin his d.p1rfae must Ls re,aousi
,o,a of the Wilmington and Weldon Raiiroad distant
from any roroddor nar2obs stream put such places Of
securtfy that they cdnnot De reached by M enemy Such OF
the above mentioned prodGcts exposed positions
is,ored once and those less exposed removed
aroyed BY ne military dahoriiiss.
The generals commanding the districts OF the Caps
Fear and amlieo, will that these orders carried
into eject.
Hs hopsd that the owners hemseiues ,pii apply s torch
rather than the enemy gain OF these much
coveted products.
Whenever IL shall become necessary for oHlcer or
citizen 10 deoy private properly 70 prevent us falling
hands of the enemy he will make report Of the facts
and circ instances 10 these headquarters, accompanied
with statement o the property destroyed and whom
q belonged, and furnish the With copy OF the
statement BY order OF
Brigsdier General GATLIN.
Jous W. GRAHAM, Acting Assistant Adjutant General.