Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1863-08-22
,The Sediment Os North
Carolina.

'The SENTIMENT o. y Ofln
Carolina.
H. take the following article from the
y Of Wednesday, which shows
r-.,,iyelv tia; North Carolina is nearly
~, % come back into the Union:-
b our Geographic dispatches yester
.Lere Is a notice of an able article in
II l.aIeig Standard, denouncing the
.,-,.iary Of Confederate leaders; the i'll
....s,s of their efforts; stating that por-
81, onIy of but five of the original
gaen States remain in the Lands of
CJu;eleracy. aud proposing to North
ia IN her sovereign capacity, TO
immediate overturns to tho North
r7-aee.
G:g dispatches this morning state that
l-:.,;cIe in question was written by the
..r Of the House of Commons of
Carolina. AMI was approved by
E,ScE. Be- this rs it may, the fact
I'll an article was allowed to be
IT within the rebel lines, ut the CAPT
tire Old North State. we regard rs
"a, triumph. for the Union cause.-
4 nav be sure that no journal at the
.,l would dare to oppose the tyranny
.. .lmonl, unless it was sustained by
.s5rIe il addressed. The Standard
s the rebel leaders with treachery,
explicitly avows desire to repudiate
asarration, and return to the legiti-
ra-. government Of tue Uniyn. Thus it
ILL, an Independent Southern news
-i,-- dares 10 tell the truth to tho Con
=.a,y. We have hearei of Federal ex
s.eTa.ions, especially from English jour
Il, and by them the sunbursts OF vic.o-
& lave been as CLEANS Of success; but
! aly Northern statement Of tho war,
III lie e. ..tion of the South, claim a
.s;er triumph for the Union than this
a-..s>es!
Tie article above alluded to, from the
lard, is not the first that has appear
..n that journal Of the same tenor. a
A weeks ago there was an editorial in
s-.h submission was openly spoken Of,
-iJEFF DAVIS denounced as unworthy
uust, and was soon followed by an
e-.r, frem which We make the following
zaet:
Ttom the beginning Of the war until
Z. present, the enemy has slowly but
zr.y gained upon US; and but for the
lIsoriinary endurance and courage of
q t,oops. his FLAG would now be float
ga. tie capital of every State. We
LOST Missouri. Maryland, Kentucky,
-lssssee, the Mississippi valley, Texas,
-issua, Arkansas ard considerable
1-ious Of other States. Vicksburg
Is fallen, we have feared many months
- that !: would, Port Hudson has fall
g; Charleston, Mobile and Savannah
MI notably 90 next. Gen. Lee is at
..1aUnr u retire from Maryland with
IS Ygls, but no substantial victory has
u.glsl his arms. We arc weaker to-
'sE ilsn when we crossed the Potomac
Il MARYLAND. Our recruits in the way
rnscripts will scarcely keep our reg
F-s-.s fuI, anil we cannot hope 10 add
-a-riaIIy % our forces. Oar fighting
'r'iltioa IS pretty ,reU exhausted. EU-
s'5ig kao,cs this; tile North kno~s
aEd 50 does Europe. On the con-
a'!, our enemys, flushed with triumph.
-a':a large army in the field, and their
sz.teEt has Just caIlel for three hun
n thousand more. He viii get them.
IA movement on Pennsylvania, by Gen.
=, All the fall of Vicksburg and Port
A-lson, have hushed all clamors for
%,su the North, and have banded the
a!= there as one man for the prosecu-
Ja0i the war. We have nothing to
a?sior from foreign nations, and just rs
ialse is, we see no indications that
s5vienc is about to interpose in our be-
~ The war, then, will go on. Ono
eoFtbe ether must conquer. Will five
-~als Of whites conquer twenty mil
Of the same racel Ws,i they con-
era peace on the vesy soil of these
THY millionsl Ncs in any event, if
~ twenty millions possess ordinary
.alood and wild fight.
II A'sboye, so earnest in its statements,
S'1 IL its reasoning. evidently is not
4 "a'a Intended to set upon the people,
"A itseif the embodiment of public
A '..aon