The New York herald., 1863-08-21

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~ ssaasa sessf 70 war with the Frsaoh rspablie. Ga
uk sae Aiarc<s W Ans~ex 10 The syA>cch memorable
debate aEee ~ ths oocAssoa rNarlc. James Fox de-
nssssa eoe shses pewsra sysecAes whloh have maie
the ahNsi ~ Rritnh dehaters ana the rrsi ~ British
statesmen. In tho course u that spssch he saids--
n.,s !. ", ss. ada 70 SsSosae why' because We
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ei'ed aud tfsssarc OF the pcople for punctlio
Tue rosa common sense Is simple plain aud direct
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In the imnasssoed language Of Mr. rox would ask.
pancto shall We pursue tho path OF pride and puncsiio
which e as tangled a. IL v serpsal,ns or shall we take
may lead 70 the happ,sss rcsuss -Four nshs Of the pso
p of that portion Of North Carolina bordering many
@es 90 .ps aas1 river and believe Of tho VII ole
M great dersawd Of tie pesFye f tAis part OF s
Sa;s re,ce-pacs spos s~y lows tAat WI net e'sars
pendence Of the south should be but this
they believe cannot now - obtained nor In viewing the
situation of affairs, do thss much hopo Of IL in the
ing any extent we canncs hod our own against the
axmei which tho Yankoss have in the field how can
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they arc FOR any terms that are terms
suat 40 Oos oeGrado us Inoy would be willing 20 com
promise upon the amendment 70 tho constitution pro-
posed by Mr. Corwn from the Committee OF Twenty SIX,
perpetuating slavery In the States which before
alluded But IN what precise way overtures shall be
made, or the movement naugarated. Il leave 70 wsar
men and acfer statesmen than myself to propose.
would, however, suggest TO the people to elect mem.
bers TO the next Congress who favor OF arms
tice OF six months and In tho meantime OF submitting all
matters 10 dispute 70 convention OF delegates from all
the States North and South the Delegates 10 Be elected oy s
people emselues In such manner may be agreed upon
BY the two partes Ohers there who desire that the
people OF North Carolina should be cosulted their
ereign capacity through convention that the gsaturo
should submit the question OF sConventoa or Oonven
tion 70 the people. done In February 1851 such
convention would undoubtedly speak tho sentiments OF
the people OF the State ctizens well soders all
would be consulted But propose nothing definite and
only make these suggestions TO bring the before the
public. would, however, most earnestly appeal TO the
friends Of humanity throughout the state TO their ut
most efforts TO procure as speedily possibly h0dG
DIE pe0ce In the name OF reason, OF suffering humanity,
and OF the religion which profess, would appeal 70
tho public men and statesmen Of North Carolina and es
peclally to that eminent statesman who In
greater degree than all others the confidence OF the peo
pie OF the State and who has recently been elevated TO
ing hand and their influence bring about honora
bic peace. And lastly, would appeal TO the ministers
and professors OF holy religion pray constantly.
without dctation Of terms, 70 Almighty God for an
honorable peace. .6m
Having bur recently occupied large space in your
columns, feel that intrudng, and will therefore,
after expressing my obligations to yeu, close for the
present. DAVIDSON.
! CLKxoxsvnLx, N. c., July 1e. 1858. doTf1