Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1863-06-10

k<bo,,-l -; r,o.> con6,Sd ynsrket1 because OF su'
ysdnps.nnr ~ ths cnrrenoy. arc e1osmouss The
suaGa.n ol ms = toeur nsvsistores Also
the demand for evident reasons, for breadstuils IS
increasing: and middle and western Carolina
offer an ;nyitine field fer slave labor in the prodac
go e .h.so ossnIea And this brings me to the
-, wh;ch narticularlv YOU desired opinion.
p The Question Is scarcely now an open one. Plan.
ters and farmers who Are determined to adopt the
pelcy (Which thought and still think, s0as an er
roneous one of removing their slaves from the cas-
tsrn counties, will at least, find in middle and wes-
tern Carolina the means Of comfortable support Tor
their slaves if not profit from their labor Bread
must be bad, and must be made during the pro-
ert year, for it is already scarce and commanding
high price; and in the absence of SO many wnite
laborers in the army do not see now tns us's -
area OF land IN the mIddle snd western Pvi 'to "
the State can be cultivated without tne nooI =. on
Increased number OF slaves Ihe eastern P.."If
who abandons his plantation, may prepare n.uss
to hear OF its having, been despo,leo anu ueSo..
like those refugees VINO have preceaeo nlG vs' tis
compensation for this will De, as ne saPpCseS sn'
Increased security OF ms Save P'UPe. 10 I'D ~,
ton from the actual presence OF tne enemy anu su
reflection that instead OF proaucng coson ~ o,,,
Ior !ne enemy ne y ~ ,o.,,4hs, of tho stser;nr
1 n... ne. Is nrod;c, tod nnon the
poV.' DuS I ~ y. r. ,t;,n.teiv over
sssunlP''on nav uo WI. 49, .ho ;de, of
run Tie "noie o'A'e l Seiiesr .."S tAe -.
tne't oeins 80 Is laenef wiz, oos .a: :,,M;.noa
son TO suppose that some gentlemen u 'n'elise"'0
and prooity nave serious dooos. .,,
we nave now 6een engaged IN war m1.e '4 4hs
Two years; ana tnouga ON 'seveI.i ..s u.t
most brilliant victories nave CROWNED ~, -.
Me sesu nas oeen !na' we nav = aHar dr;ven
uea oe'ore our e'iem, a'u az Se,o 49,. nco nar,n..
tleln ou' no'i' "ny polns .s 49, rr;o,,.l,,
nenuy occuP'eu iney .oT s Hs:e.;,o;r,; Wiz:
anu .oa.'o .no Us-s,;s 80 - ;r,ro;nsn,
"nne stea ." cd sa. ,na or, he;ef in the
" " o.. $500. :, 90 5.o;da3 tb,t tbeee fanc;es
y. ~. ). ~ -. -. Nh M ro.I
when son'e', ~ uis ~ %a s.,,iat. nv the
uness. Ss H., e"a.ant ,a,r...s w. .ra to loak
=, d. ore md ah;is honafl ~ oood 70.
a. .i''ss % "lS, anu' ""H ~ St ho,is.a ~.
sus sxpr;csto ourselves from our present difficulties
Sn ' dasnotc ,neosnros or hv violations of the Con
=? u.' mnIoSa w. ,,s.ns ho .deon.te tn the
o.;s;s .nJ nronerly srnloved and nn1ess We relv
nnon the anoptaneons n,ir;otism of the neonle
fa,t,,ata tormn,ton of Tho .truooe &c M, m ba ex
.s,oa y. a..n hon.d g,
Gousor;ut;on wh,tever NAV be tbo,obt of II in
49, raspsct. cre.,os an s3a;,;onal dsm,nd fnr
S,.,.a ,.Sor I'D = e 70 ha a.rnss,,v S.s;reJ for
rsssons .h.t sverv n,,scls ;li be emnloved
~ 1900 5000, ;, tha nv ~ hrs.astufE the
s,. e n,oomv anoncb and va shou,d re-
member hereafter those who are mainly responsible
~ Tho nresent safe of things and avoid their con
sels a. public men. For the present at least let
cr;m;n,t;on and recrimin.tion case History is
not experience teaching by example. il She speak
falsely even under pretence of love of, country
That every virtue resides in those favorable to the
war and that its opponents are little better than
bandit would be simply r,diculeus or only excite
smile of pity or contetnpt but for the u,ischievous
tendency Of such nuendees The onnonent Of this
war is a true conservative. and his onlv error NAV
he in pushing to extremes that noole Sentiment Of
LOYALTY which only savapes regard nc ;ncomnrehen.
sible He is perhaps too stubborn. and tbonph
his LOYALTY may be mistaken, vet bis yery error is
of such nature as to demand respect Folly, and
passion and hatred and malice and ,evenos nav
detract from his fair name for season vet noster
ity will do him Justice, will weigh his deserts and
dement's, and rather look upon him a. more con.
Slant than prudent Let it be remembered that
Tory. after the old revolution vas the word uced
to designate those who had been foremost in carry
inc IN III. vsr AGAINST Rr;t,;n II ;e IN. q, 49,.
that our neonIe we're divided IN the nv Enth1.
siasm for ones country is doubtless becoming
virtue: but even this NAV render its possessor nm.
less restrained by the rules of decorun and GOOD
behaviour a nuisance rather than o,borw;co T. 10
freoueutly stated with an air of tannt that there i;
A marty in the State If the tannt he intended 40 .
reproacb. it results from icnor,nce D,ffsrence r.
any there bel is rather an evidence of trutb Of
cbyalry. of generosity. of candor of character IF
It cause crime it is So far to- h rsors,,od .n -.
even then It's the source which has yiyeo the void
It's noblest specimens of integrity and ~
Avsv then With tb;s n;,;fnf siann . .ho". r..
Torv and traitor are hv NJ ,ne.ns s y
While Lee and Lonystree. and Rsa"rsn.nI .ni
Brarr are famous men in action Il Is ~ onah. ~
be. q subject of pride. that a Graham md = &c.,
are ever ready to shield thei. country from
tLine worse than foreign foeW,hs rnh.;d, sJ !;
csncs Of military dominsson~to use no harsh s
epithet. Endeayor there be no conAict het Tho
evil and a;litarv r.thsr nv Se. between tne
6denca should - ooon. .,a. .s' generous con-
nuSo. ooo'u ~ o.euI, ho"eser, III every instance