The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1863-10-03

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lkouBLEs IN NORTH CARoIINA-pRc
osIIioN TO HANG TORIES.-The Ralti
more Amerrcan says: We have comics :
Tue charlotte "a IN. c. Bulletin, of Septem
uGr ~, II and II, from which we can oil
a solle insight into their State troubles
anu the revolt that is breaking ont aga;ns
the rebel Government. In an art;.ia a.
m,oo,u9hclng the Tories the RuLletin of tn
10th says: u III
we trust that the troops now enter;,
North Carolina to enforce law and %,
lesI ueserters, sustained, as thew win he h,
uoFerhor vance, will soon silence for eve
e III rHur OF those bad men who hav
| of affairs. Pioi apie stat
we most sincerely regret to learn tho
tnere are large number of Conservatives
:. 20. puplnisslonIsts to Lincoln rnle xyb,
prefer hghting their friends and bro}bsrS
s su even their fathers with the dasertar,
t ttoha .ne army, than meeting Yankees or
nnm Iaesienelo, now banded together to the
NUMBER NUMBER OF about 200 at "Frailey's.n twenty
miles above Statesville, RESISTING the cnn'
stltuted authorities. 'Ae COLI
. s'eruay, as we have been informed q
severe oattle was fought by Lieut.. Roberts
win forty Confederate Soldiers Of tbot
POI POM, resulting in the capture of four and
Ine kllilng Of two or three of the traitors
VIZ, VINO nave sent to Trap Hill for reinforce
ments: Col. Sharp, Of the list North Car
DINA Militia, having been called on to sns-
IAN the Confederate authorities. ia send;no
D 1oImaId Inc militia to the support of Lienf'
terday. ri'oneu p"'tle yes
| we nope the authorities will ser6 for-
waro, promptly, large force. at least snf.
nont 70 terminate the whole band of to-
RES. Let a decided example be made. and
all sympathizers among iournaIists who o
| nave aided in bringing about these dis
graceful scenes, be hung. as an examnle tn
others VINO have been poisoned nv thair
damnable teachings. ~ 'H''i
m; me raleigh Register, of the 10th. saws:
me list regiment North Carolina troons
lel. .hls city on Monday for some point
west OF mere. Their mission, we presuIna
Is to arrest deserters, who. in orpaniza3
sahus, are IN some counties bidding de-
nance TO the law. Another regiment We
near, Is soon to be brought to this State ON
the same errand. These men. who onoht
10 be IN place with either Bragg or Leo tn
heip them to secure a victory over the ac-
cursed cursed 1ankee Toe, Zone real victory on eli.
ther line would, we believe. sacura ms
peace on the basis of Independence. are
sent away from the army to hunt and
eaten men who have been ENCOURAGED to
desert. Such is the fruit of the lessons of
bad men and tories, of 2eace-on-anv-
terms men and reconstructionists.
Inc Charlotte Bulletin of the 18th saws:
Inc author, endorsers and publishers of
the annexed resolution. approving of IFS
sentiment, ought to be hung, and every
vestlge OF their property totally DESTROYED:
we copy the resolution from the proceed
lnSs OF a meeting held in Granville county.
North Carolina, as reported in the Raleigh
Standard, OF the Sth inst. We sincerely
hope swift vengeance will be melted ont to
the persons concerned in the expression of
SUCH an outrageous sentiment,
The freedom of speech and the libertv of
the press has degenerated Gn two or three
cases only be it known in this State into
righteousness and rank treason. Here is
the resolution
"Resotved That in the opinion of this
meeting, those officers in convention at
orange Court House, Va, went into this
war to tight for liberty and the freedom of
the press and free speech; but their conduct
plainly shows that they are the hireline
TOOLS OF the minions of power who would
wrest from the people of North Carolina
the last vestige of human liberty to carry
out the baseness of party malignity, and
that they are opposed to free speech and
freedom OF the press in North Carolina"
Examination and recrimination has been
the order of the day for months in the Cap
ltal OF the State, and none but a fool could
nave failed to foresee the consequences
Gov. Vance has given to Holden, by not
contradicting his statements, his aid and
countenance, and he is thereby response
Die Tor what has TRANSFERRED, as particeps
crinai1,iS.
AS one of the independent journalists of
North Carolina, we declare Governor
Vance by his vacillation and trucuency to
VIM. w. Holden, has brought upon the
people this troable, and his appeal to the
President is puerile, yet intiamable. We
have long since proclaimed in favor of mil
ltary rule in the South during the exist
ence of the war, and recent developments
nave proved the correctness of our position.
There is work for you to do. We are in
the midst OF a revolution. We have tories
in our midst. Meet at the Town Hall to-
night, at early gas light.
By order of the Chairman.
THE ECHOES OF FORT SuMTER.-Gen.
gilmore success in battering down, with
his 20O-pounder Parrott guns, the walls of
Fort Sumter, seems to have produced more
excitement and discussion in Europe than
any event of the war. Such feats of artil-
lery practice amaze and confound them, |
and have already given them more respect |
Tor us than any other of our achievements. |
The London Army and Navy Gazette says
that the Americans have constructed and |
put to service, at Charleston, cannon of
Jail oiS WLACu W Iue EuSllSQ are Known
only as of theoretical and probable attain
ment. Before such projectiles as these
guns carry, the preaching OF masonry,
whether OF brick or stone is, but a question
of short time. Had such guns been avail
aple in the trenches before Sebastopol, the
Allies would have made short work not only
OF the Redan and Malakoff, and bastion du
mat, but Of the shipping and of the forts on
the other side of the harbor.' at is unde-
niable," continues Mr.. Russell, "that the
of a few Of Brigadier Gener-
al Gilmore's batteries before Sebastopol on
the 18th OF October, 1854, instead of the
tremendous armament OF which Lord
Granville boosted, would have knocked
the place into cooked hat in twenty four
hours" Even the terrible ship the War
rior would not be safe against the new
American artillery, they are beginning to
suspect; for the same authority says: "Un-
luestionably, the Admiralty would be
rather nervous about firing $50 pound
shot against the side of the Warrior at a
distance Of 200 yards, notwithstanding the
&c. The question sthen "a
rises, have Eng any such gunss And