The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-09-18
Politics IL North Carolina.


10 day as blsclbe'ries
Politics ia North Carolina.
From the Richmond Inquirer, sept III 49,.
While al best aea Of North earona are y .he
ned defcnding lhcir country from sHb ogaion sAd uni
,ersi rnleg thare are some u the people they have
eft behind them nome Who express the opnon Una,
snd M noy q stop N ihis opinion those PEG 10 con
cur precisely with Abraham. Lincoln ne also ln!oAs .nAs
our soldiers have fought tong enough ~ SOME sort ~
meeting held In Granville county the ether day. among
other resolutions WAS this of -, $500.
Res heel, ma ne iTc e. |iody, ~lcfsa aho .nn,.nan
uar has rug iag enough si'aoA any preNs or dura'age
10 either North ~ S1sth; aerore cal upon our repre-
segatt.cs ii Gs nc C.ayess T. use nei Hth'o eaae1pos
r,ss1, tr,~yss IL int Honorable and LASTING peace
Those folks Il Graiyle hold II 70 be wicked and In
human acon IN the soldiers 10 resist the invaders OF
their connfrv 30 hey desire an honorable peace. The
deseters so arp have formed Just he same opinion
Ther conse noes renroach them for having borne
In such a b oady wicked and inhuman war, and they
hasten home enjoy honorable place in tho bosom OF
their families Neither is this KIDD of language confined
10 little meetings surreptousy got together IN some
county court house. mau has actually proposed him
self as candidate for Congress on this very ground D.
r. Leach his His address to the people or the
Third Congressional district Of North Carolina defines his
position thus
ave have tried reaceable secession Yankee cowardce
King Cotton and foreign intervention aud they have ell
sigualy failed predicted by those who calmly
viewed the then impending troubles from proper stand
point and surely there now no one so devoid OF reason
desire travel the same road again. with Its
frightful consequences so fresh In their memorial
OF course and beg for mercy Thore ia no other way
eording To Mr.. Leach. He "camly viewed the mpend
ing troubles at the first from this denied the
right and the power 10 sccedo and he feels that
he right all the timewa have sgnally failed Ac-
oordngy he h undertakes to give effect to hts ideas in
1--WE may most naturally suppose that during its next
Congress will be almost wholly occupied In legis-
try and the bloody civil war now raging between the
North and south In these matters shall deem i my
duty shape my In reference 70 the most sue
cesu aud satisfactory mode Of securing an honorable
and speedy peace"
lima is matter which must be met dealt with by the
lures are inviting ranks making the
Ws
are absent at the post Of duty and honor. they
irect his forces, and virtually promising him sympathy
I'D support virtually saying TO him-"Hcre Is weak
t mere we are @ 0s othsr
and take possessionthe bloody minded men are
rar of wagng their wicked and inhuman war; but here
vished.n
II is earnestly to be hoped that Ma Leach may not
and South his civil war;" and his 'honorable peace "
Every man rot idiot knows-and Mr.. Leach is not
an idiot no must know-hat tho Confcderatcs cannot
take ouenge step towards peace except by ccasng to be
Confederatcs, and going back into the Union and the
m nu u bo simply 70 repeal ali rs laws send home its
armies deliver its ngeaders and dissolve itself The
enemys government has no terms for US but uncondi
tonal submission and OF the cost OF the war out
Of the property Of the "rcbels.''
We have not quite come to this point yet.
Tho Rebels and Federsi Foreign Affairs.
From the Richmond Enquirer, Sept IL
That have to rely upon ourselves alone is lesson
II able to beat the federal armes then nde
peDdence is sure II not, not. Nevertheless cannot Be
adnJ Po,oers Of Europe ,ooud pve " v.ry great moral
orr, and be proportional Encouragement 70 our enc
1t would be the fiat and seal OF the civilized world
upon separate existence accomplished fact and
would be convenient excuse for enemy TO abandon
effort VIII en- tho whole world sees 70 be hopeless.
European politics. then the desgns the alliances and the
troubles the Powers Of that continent must be Of very
great interest TO us.
The nsurrection Of Poland and the strong sympathy
French people with that most gallant and un,ortu
nation which has almost forced the French Emperor
10 o. ,r u hes av0 nave
but the most remarkable feature 10 this Polish bust
Is the odious attitude In which our enemies the Yam
KEGS been induced TO themselves with respect
TO brave nation struggling with It's oppressors In all
the iorme Instructions Of Poland nobody loud in
bosterous sympathy" the Yankees. Noisy meetings
held TO denounce the barbarian Of the North
and the Yesounded with the Of KosciusKo and
to the cause Of American freedom. Now, When almost
all the nations OF Europe ancient kingdoms new empires,
senne and WIN be
half Of the same Poland once more struggling In the
gripc OF the Muscove tyrant that great Yankee naton
the earthoers TO sustain the Car OF all the Russhs In
his refusal to yield one single right 10 the land Of Kos
and OF Pulaski offers alliance to him. through Mr.
Cassius Clay, against France and England, and en-
coursgcs him to go 70 and embroil Europe. by en-
the commorco Of his from the There is
doubt that such alliance At east4n progress Of nego
ssNd CONTINGENT upon Neither do ro ~s wonder q ~
The Yankee people had any real comprehension OF
liberty nor sympathy with the struggles o, liberty Be-
Sides they have themselves s'rebelionn to subdue.
They all Cars. every man OF them and pretend 70
feel grevously outraged in their soveregn MAJESTY,
BY what they presume 70 call revolt as paernal
sovereign OF the Old World by the unnatural rebellion Of
MS children far them they fatter themselves that they
have of kindred with his Imperial Majesty But
besides this their present business OF crushing their
requires they think that they should do their
bet 70 stir up war IN Europe ana 80 keep England and
another year two the recognition Of the concderacy
Thus they nnd themselves In the singular position Of aid
ing yrant to crush liberty IN Europe for the sake OF
storing that 'sUnonn which they still have the impu
dence TO say the only hope OF liberty In the world
States should jon Russia IL ia against the Poles they
would be lighting much as against France and England
II matters not they would have army roland
but only ships upon the sea- aud expedition into Cana
da and another into Mexico every blow they would
strike would he blow 70 downtrodden Poland and the
OF the two allied Cars, Abraham and Alexander
would be to send thousands Of noble Poles chains
Siberia 70 subject the highest ladies OF that land TO the
generation the hope OF Polish nationality Such 10 the
Of undertaking which the lust OF dominion
citizens ana they nre quite ready for IT, They hold all
things 10 be justified they can thereby preserve the
Union 10 their present state o. mind they arc prepared
to juin the Gar in another "hoy alliance and there.
after presume they would expunge from their school
books that favoritc matter OF recitation
When leagued oppression poured TO Northern wars
Her wnskered pandours and her fierce hnssars, &c y
Leaued oppression, this time would pouring TO the
Northern wars her democrats and republicans and ercc
Puritan abolitionist and the future school boy
Of Connecticut, called upon 70 recte Campbelps ode,
would have TO blush 10 the tip OF his bluc nose
hut though the Yankees quite ready 10 them.
selves with the inamy o. this crime they are not likely
70 have the chance. There Is small probability OF
European for Poland at present two Cars
will havc to crush their respective rebels by their own
separate forces The Emperor OF the French, u IL likely
will not have the embarrassment OF with Russia 70
interfere with the cnsurnmatiou OF his designs what
ever they may be- with respect TO Mexico and The con
federacy.
on n CRUISE Frs.