Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1863-10-14
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75 the People Of the Gasnties Of l2aHfas. W4ss ID &C.
s p gs.sss sasSs Se5Ygs !,
myself perhaps requires that should adopt thssao
undressing yoa now as tho MOST certain aud SPEEDY
having been refused an oppsqny to see anaddrsl you
in person, that you might become better sequassd
with me and views on the great questions affecting the
interests and the dcstiaes Of Tie cDafedsra: States
Wien consented to become candidate for your suf
Confederate States did soE the presumption, that
either there would be no canyassng, which had greatly
preferred or if any, that should be aoyed that priv
leave of absence to until the day after election,
though kindly approved by Lieut. Col Brown; OF the I'D
Regiment n G. p was returned disapproved By order
OF Brig aen Martin" Another one, also TO 20 to viii
son Saturday last was respectfully returned or
reasons at too se hour in the afternoon Of Friday
under an order Of bis for me to- have given and head
from the reqsa1s" in time for to leave on Sstnri
mornings train for Wilson, (whers and when M Bridgers
had made 1t known, here that there to Be public
gathering even If those @ressons had been satisfactory
Now, elow-ctzens, whether or not at this particular
" time Of piping peace" and of freedom iroal Yankee
n1sisn msay in nses,ss s ,sss. 1 ss sd
compelled to remain u camp wheit is question
you nor can Determine with definite certainly yes
upon which each Of US mght,and doubtless some Of us
T1N form an option, though Chat opinion be eroneGul
One thing know, it is Important to me in this
thas my position on great questions Of public policy be
misstated Or improper references be drawn. ~ if hey
be ta!y stated and properly understood GENERALLY am
quite sure that shall not only be elected bat elected bya
large majority OF that entertain no doubts for an
thoroughly satisfied that the soldiers who are more vital
y interested than any other casss heartily agree. With
me, as hundreds have already informed me. iTd it is
suffer the tolls the privations and the bardshs c is
great struggle While nearly a hindeed, Interested
they and their families are more deeply than ohets.
There is another, smaller class whose intsres are
different. L refer to Spectators Of yarions kinds g.. D.
ers and some heavily salared aud ambitious aic,o;-
era tha former having puaiointy ieahed
sites Of citizens and soldiers and who wax excessiys m
dignant dt the bare menon of any propositiqufr p3
They think all such propositions tend to tsrz@ vita
those who have been shooting deadly
snccnct form as well can my position vsrc.%rdss-
toos now before the public, and most Likely ofe be-
icabe more essndsd psSea.n Of y uaFy ysas
!st am opposed to the denuncatiou nnd aonsoSfach
violence. ., :I+
I'd. am n favor ef and if elected, shall votstoF tF asd
sustain some proposition for the appointment Of cor
sloners pr aconferencs with the peace Of shaq
government to confer upon the subject Of peace nag tia
ons between the two countries the war having s!e as
long, and having been quite disastroas ID boo3 and
treasurs the most blood thirsty can desire at re-
suit Of their conference if any thing be sbn.i for nc.
ceptanse Of eaeh Southern State KwsEkes Nss,p say
" YES fnct, We can say @No: We shall b. J,s .yirse
OF fit be rejected the contrary 1t will tend seaqh-
eh us, as itwdnite US in moredespeTste deFraSlm,
not to be overrun BY such hD enemy Il am S5a,d to
any settlement which rstuses us our rigssuf d.,sn>
e Rssss sSsE g Tag & Il,
Sd. Ian, opposed to rsconstruction. avoYs@ H,ssl
the Se y
DC They should boar nearer proportion i sbaI, sros
cheeay vote for such propositio as ny 6vn ca va.
tiOa saaSbes me thss the pressas rates hot b b
y 9th shall vote orepeaf the tax in kind oiNrp
law Is IT ia greatly iuconvensnt to the pebple andtgi
suolsc1 tbe government y great loss n produce.