Wilmington journal., 1863-08-27
korsh Ca,o.inn Pniitt1s.

ettevile C6stTUeT Of The 18th inst which
:he oTire extensive extract, which we think is wei
conceived. and worthy the attention orr readers "
omit all par Of the tcIe. in which the Edo
gives tasry sketch OF thirga at the commencement
hostilities with tie exception Of sirEje q1otacn
der that the position cf the Obse may Re theteer
destocd the first issuing CT IrcoLN's proclamation
The Observer says
The real anti ors The misc hief fhose who reuse
to zrize iapa bic tfn+ after Iincons Proca
matt Of pr 1851 Nor,h erclra vas thoroughly uri
ted jn the discrimination r sist the spbngati5n Of th
under the policy toreshafowed by tfat Il oclamation
We say ,horoughy united ard know We say. Witt
more sorrow did ary Fubc act t!.is pape
promptly and nnbesatrgy resolved to reast snbjug
pariy viii which had been identified would dc. ant
esng Indeed that many of them ou!d adhere to hei
Of the Union and come to dfeIea couc rsion frcn
which ha 1arrived felt tat the steDce
the South people and the ecnrt Of their liberty snt
propery demanded instant ard effective 1estance With
in six after the receipt of that Proclamation wihou
consulting with human being for there 10 need o.
consuitaon about SO eevde nj proposjtitn united
in the determination unanimously made by great meeting
defend the rights Of North Carolina the South
e1n States and t. support the authorities If TIE State in
mex feasible qualification TO nd that this action met it'll
cordial and unarinous response from all parts of the
and om nope more cordial unanimous than from
our Cd p i'jcal fr;eDd."
Hh4 tad ha very recently MED With emphasis.
ttat II ia reconstTt cior Of tie Unon Of it
does What aid, the 0'h of May, 1851, it
FIHALlY.' ana g WISELY But of tsf lends, not
diereet the Standard Fove gone teYord it this
eraced the acto Of the meeting in Furry county, which
mortified tc 1d il he Standard cf he lth inst
hat they ave efec! But no: THAI meeting ny will
encourage them All TIE resolutions about peace and
serdirE commissioners eg0tiate, ny inst
M hy 10 ms the beh en @ d orh
sad b9 the SandHt1 and o:hars with p sbi1ity
hat ther" can be no reace without nreinina negotia
cn. Bat it PC feotiy eniest that Lncolne govern
reIt ut e5l} >iirg negoate upon any terms
ahrt "f uocondi iona semssion The star Gard s natu
rally agf pery tp'fd t" that and 70 meeting tutths
ore i Sury has limited at such digr9ceiu TERMS Why
1n@oorgs tn the en3tny 2Hd dsGonag@ our
great Victoy Geies ct victories, il nationality
had eru recognized abroad, the Yankees had gotten
lighting amoag them elves over their rption there
" a. Re me sense in prop osns TO nezotiae And
things urard don't t. ink they will need to wait
!o.gwe vii jim them il the hope that the Confede
perry d s. sha AGAIN propose peace ard nde-
or nagotiaons CIR an arnistce to esd them
proposition carried TO them by less eri
nen han Wee Pres dent Stephan they had previously
The Standafd may 1T possibly be Of Of the
il e' - t.t have led to and controlled of these
y h. elieve tnat:in least one
case meeting was IN e'eat part composed of the nmedi
te nt"e friends of number of desertes who are
p"wjnF about The d. in that reighbo1hoo end that
81 a oeSertsrs Aeain We have heard s5at ib nrime
Ia " some o re moe tinss are men betSeen DO and
5 who ar thus mrdi sing The waters for the purpose of
countsy's call They hid ne peace meetings
when their you ger ne!ghbors carried OIL amJ
called the ed And sril again irisl1 has stated
TO us the Eument OF Of the socaled peace which
vas to this effect That peace ard reconstructon would
only result in the abolition slavery ns he and many
otnri, o"n 10 siays s. y need not caretheir property
motive # action The yankae ccnt3ca-
tnrEure COED vver t3iig There exception what,
ever and he is simply o0 WHO imagnes the law will
Cit tas 81, ady expressly decided otherve in twentY
cases that cane before it. and ali the property, rone Of
express promise Ii Nrth,n 4dis1s r been that thsy
sna nave ne pin'Sons 81 the 9cuhsEp people sfer
tat O. 0f the non,s4vehIr gop+ he me @ s,II pan
the blu y4ukee soldiers ho have been cultp nj
man dclule Lilsef with an idea Wbob bh sta1dad no
sensible to eneEt II moment that tie hold
ers would be ex"mved il hey should be uuwae as to
make any peace short vi itdep sBdepce
such of society would be forced uSon Them m
which hey would be he inferior race, Kept down by Yam
kee bayOl:etl? - ~ 8
But p2rtaps thsy night purchase temporary ex mp
or by doing what kenocky and Missouri ard Maryland
are oog 1tat Is ~ a"wig themselves to be ccnscbed
he "kte Hiny That is the fate of three States
II uHde took u stand eur ard the cons ncEs il
ey have thopsa, ds Of unwilling soldiers yankee
irni, tut ~sat advantage would that be cur peace
met? oblig TO fight at all s better to fight
% Tue side Their negbbofs and friends Their and
e'r country teT Donor ard their property, than the
lde ct the apd base and malignant and thieysh van
@ ess i .heS nut nght on one side or te ot which
hesitate to take his stand against She Internal
such Of the which We take of the present
on don r1 hia9+ There others of deioacy to m
not in tho
suai stJ le OF dennnciaon common, but cam!y
p eai'ngly even beseechngy. Some may tink it be.
cath tier dignity to appeal to the Standard We do not p
peace OF the State ana the Independence cur conn
y are Objects OF Inoacu&6e vaue They woud have ie
zen lar more likely TO be had less deuun
alton and ef and persuasion The onlv hone 10
have of their preservation in the OF that 10
eli which the whole State as epe man antere6 rnon an
great contest OF resistance subugaton. unity
IN never be restored by violence possible that il
be by renonstrance, orbearance and iUstce
make So appeal, the most earnest that kaow how
rae TO tie COED sense and patriotism of the tendard
N OF their endorsement course and taTebv rrova
al IL Is III the highest sense worthy of respect and rh
ase 10 dlscountenaEce their upon com.
on Administration, and their than idle talk of fife
ace which the STANDARD Knows they have no prospect
Cbtalnng by such hegitimate insufficient ss
meetings powerefs for good and opv nronc 81,
e of ill blood at home AID Of encoura to eur ha
mmon enemy So far as the Confederate administration
concerned il is understood that Carolina will
1utbtr reason to coDplainhat conference
tween Gov Vance and the President led to the most sio
y good leeng producing results perfectly satisfactory do
GOV. Vance. is t
The Standard has for years past treated the Observer tim
tn uniform and marked courtesy. The Observer appea
lplores It, not to unhee1ngy by opportu fall
to save the State, which think its Editor loves
bitter personal and party contest and possibly from
archy civil thereby to make for itsaf onJ viii
reputation above the value OF thousand resou
saH e G psry s4v
seem 10 rave 10 other 1o0d than abuse Stan
d. that they be better employed. even if it soud ter
of sensible affect the Standard if it pursue SO sery
slble and patriotic cou'se may well afford treat
% With scorn and contempt. the
red
fter the above Titten, We received etar from you
aged and eminent citizen, who has lsd with great hou
usefulness some of the most mnortsnt offcoS
be State from which We are ted to maka max
s omttng the complimentary passages, which, how or.
grateful from such source are of no pubc mnor wor
e. In old party times the writer was nennnrt som
Ugh not a seeessio1i-t. He speaks for those ty.
feel deep cencerD in the success ~ o,- roo motto
by the establishment OF Independence ard have and