Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1862-01-04

Al Are1100. t1ex0t00Oe9u. OG4U1aO2
of the Mosavisms fiith and 6wiss. ftum the Cantsn
of Bewe. The Svasdcrs of the present city of New
bern, gave il the Of New Berne, fsm the eap-
itsl 0f the csRtoa whence they came. Thsis imasc-
diste descendant were sesrsly md honest q
themsslves vein If religious feeling characterized
them, which displayed itself in their earliest news
lapens aud in the erection Of . large number IF
churches 1t still exists in the practical form of sn ex-
tended aud liberal system Of common schools, we'll
endowed and supported by the State with q sagaci-
ty quite common in the Southern slave States
North Cxruina dcvotes annually I" her colleges and
scho"ls 1871 ,32O. aud they we'll taught and mu
mer,usly attended, while South Caroiina MANY
times richer, spare but 81, 900 yearly for sim
lar use.
In l774 an assemblage Of delegates was held at
Newbcru, and recommended the calling If Comt-
mental Congress- avowing the most patriotic senti-
ments, and synpathizing with the people "f New
England and III the spring of tho following year
the lannon's Convention was held in Mccklcnburg,
at which tho first Declaration Of Independence was
adopted, thirteen months previous to the immortal
one of the Continental Congress. The MeckIen.
burg Dec,lh4tion has given North Carolina almost
prc.cmimecc the other original Statcs for IA.
gicity, courage and patriotism. Such State US this
would he insane indeed to forfeit hor high posi-.
tion Her conduct during the Revelation was nd.
mr.blc, and tho action ut Kings Mountain is ono
of the most gallant ut tho whole war; while her
Southern namesake to the very last the princi.
ral stronghold ofthe tories and disatfected. a
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APPEARANCES IN SOUTH CARoLrxA.-Societv in
South Carolina must ut this time be in al utterly
disorganized and demorazed condition, and It
seems probable that this the first State to hoist the
standard of rebellion will be also the first to DC.
knowledge the dominion Of the Stars and Stripes.
In his late message the Governor virtually ackmowl.
edged that many Of her troops had been sent to
Virginia, tho State was not in defemsib.c position
Now, we cannot have less than f'rty-fve thousand
United States soldiers ut Beaufort who are we'll
armed and thoroughly equipped; and arc prepared
to advance into the interior Besides the negro
population is moving, and however much we nMy
deplore the existence of u scrve imsnrrcction. wo
have yet to deal with it existing fact It has
all along been contended by the rebels that the
slaves were their fastest friends and would be as
ready as any to oppose all "imvasion" BUTT has
become evident that in this they either deceived
themselves or hMvc been guilty Of wilful Msrepre.
semtatiom.-S f. Her"M.
! JOHN EL1DELL-A New York paper tells tho fol-
lowing dspanging anccdote Of John Slidel the
rebel minister, now ic.rccrated at Fort Lafavettc
, Slide is remembered in his youth bv many old
gentlemen in this city. lie was tho son uf a Mlow
chandler, parentagc of which he hue the weak
ness to be- ashamed. and which was source them
and probably Is now, of continued modification.
It is related of hi that on ono occasion in cnver.
sati"n with lady. noted and dreaded ~ wit, he
expressed! II desire tor foreign travel. "Ah! said
the lady, II havo no doubt yon would and yoarself
very MucO 0t nome III UTtece. 0llu0 WltlQreW
precipitatey from tho encounter. "That young
n,m said his persecutor, he retreated, "nccds tn
10 dipped over again, tvr he has not been well
moulded" 1ui eaf a.ae fsfsaira
CHARLEs IL AND rHB BlsHoP.-On one occasion
Charles H. asked Bishop Stiliimgdeet: "How il was
that he always read his scrnlous before him. whom
he was inhrmed that he always preached wi;Lout
0"ok e'sewherc!' Stilling6set answered some.
thing about the awe Of noble congregation, tho
presence of 80 great and wise prince. with which
the king himself wa. very sell conssnted. But
pny," continued esil!ingAcet "wiil yoar m.jesty
give me leave tn ask you questisss Why d. you
read y0ur speeches. when ysa can have nOuc of tho
sams reascns!" why, truly d.ss.~,'' replied the
King. .yeur question i = very pertinent one, and
- will he my smswes. hsvc ssked the two hes.
= - oficm f'e ." much wsosey, thst sm sshasned
to look them in tho face.''
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