Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1863-11-10

posse were agan met with bayouets and double barrels
ThGse holders held m Ss aIerce
and threatened by the military, and deferred from MS
duty-whcn the court orders The arrest OF Col M0rensu
for contempt and failing prnduce the prisoner Rhodes
The Sheriff proceeds with posse tc arrest Co'
before stated being at the resid nee
McIntyre, and unguarded. This change by the SheTG
seemed to take the military by SURPRISE as no gul G
been placed around the Colonel The Sheriff succeeded
arres:iug the Cuonl armed resistance being offered
but he being unable to get INTO court guard was ne
HIM uutii some dSp lstien could be made II was
long however bekpr: armed aid arrived to the rcie
of Col. N0rehead.
As as it was discovered that COL MOrehead was un
der arrest strong guard was sent by the military, MmV
formed ne Of battle in front Of Mcin'yreS 10 pfe'e
After the nutrer had thus Stood for time, General
j. hcCaeb Wiley gained an tsryem win C'OTsa G Es
patrick presiding. He ciaime 10 b. an aH1!cHs eu'
desiring hat matters he not preepated and that ue al
fair might pass uf vet we'll During the time, however
the General warm and in the opinion of the Court
became dscrrsous, when he ordered to be more
quiet This claimed The agitation awhile when the Court
again ordered the General not to intore this was rather
warmer, and brought forth an expression of wrath when
the Judge ordered the IF General Whey which order
hrrug hit from the General shown of Oaths.
The Sheriff proceeded to execute the order of the Judge
when the General who walking cut the Court ROOM
turned him and threatened him with decentralization
if he should touch him.
The Sheriff. after this resistance summoned posse and
prnce ded to arrest General Wiley During the time
cuied in this Wrev haeSs IN .de his escape good from
the court house to the soldiers quarters and asked their
protection The protection granted and thu! again
of peculiar agravation. They took under their
protection citizen who bad held the Court in contempt
AID fleeing from the officer of justice and pledged hun
their support II showed uter disregard for the civil
authory-oy unnecessary and unwsrraned thustlng IN
of the military.
Ii CT the foul-st high handed Offences that
has been perpeatCd upon people, or any coun
Try, and it calls loudly for redress. Can it be that this
body of armed sudery placed b. for the purpose ui
setting naught the civil law b. huggng to ITS cnordce
those who pdniar usurptoa, and fugitive from the
law of civil Justice? The perpetror thereof deserves the
NJ If
friends of constitu na and uphoders OF our
Confederation. Why, in all The Catalogue OF mes The re
Few Ike it. fine of twenty dollars was put ~ WHEY
VIII CT he finally paid and thus played ont from under
the military protection.
After some time Col. Morehead consented if properly
served, 10 have the prisoner court mornng writ
Was served upon him, aud thus until about affair
rested
JuDalbFJrzr 4rRIcE ARRESTED.
After court adjourned uIder promise from Col More
head that thu would be produced On the arnng
and about night under urdsrs Cunuel NJ 'rehrad
guard Fitzpatrick and took him into Gust dy,
afterwards aeg ID BY the Co!"nel for interfering
with OF his men, Rhole the person whom he had n
scented to have IN court next day Alter several hours
Judge Fl zpatrick was released.
Next morning the prisoner apDe Ircd and the tri' pro
crossed ending The release at the priS from mt"y
custody appeal uas bten taken TO he Supreme Court
Uy Col MurelIrad.
Upon the whole it Of the most hghhand ID acts
thai has been perper rated This government which
aud that quickly Ii deserves the bereSt denunc atoms
Ct all lovers OF liberty, an! the OF The gov
ernmcntsuch attempts to GEf the cri. authorities of the
Ian Sh .ud D. checked il he bud
We atf4rh b;ame II the v.te soldiers VIII" believed
it thr duty PARTICIPATE IN ~ affair bv "beying orders
LORD BROUGHAM on The AMERICAN QUESTION.
The follow Ing Of Lord BruughamS rem IrkS in
speech al CarEbI"g O::"ber ;:
But Tbs. Of trea:h influence in Saxco is
likely prrdu:. uneasy iclt.nE the now u"happy
dSCnte States Ut AmercI. and lay bv N" ren4e pJSS
brIiy lead IL umc!oe intercourse with the South not,
PERHAPS against the North, bnI formal nition Of
~ >p. Il l,IIt To-
Of humli'ty ave I'd caI>r Tor Ian snfinZ anything
tend g'n pr ite the crT;ina Ince ~ the war;
and cX:ru - u:>thcis. The term civil is now hard
" nppicb.c rhIS miserable The people of the
uTh htd ID against ihOS of the North rxhctly any
Eur"pean nations d firing ~ al respects an
gusgt have bsrn bar! IU> each "rher-he AuStrinnS
and PruS>auS Tor example Bat give what name may
i 'ub in Il Il is cr,I-l calamity To the Amrr
themselves aud, mgl n mach less degree. 10 the
Of The world, winch with cc,'r reproba
ting their conducs whe 'a:nenttn It's effects Each
tv of course seeks 10 cast on the other hevr blame of
breaking peace Oh SIDE The wicked allegation
of properly IL hanan bsnES; OF the other the hollow
preeX # making t. free American slavery her shame
and her curse all exc-p, owners admit 1t IL be
Hollow may Wei cali IT, for those who proc aimed
emancipation Int->S that it of hostility
the whites. and Ge,gnel 10 prod ice slave Instruction.
from which he much end airing nature of the unhappy
gro saved The country My esteemed friend tie pre!atc
who extts by his eDquence aud his virtues tn, Of
Wbej,rce, wh Oh h nherI;S DECLARED thu the authors
of the cared little for the blacks ION
the whites and now they call for Of the
one face To onr tie the other Bat, w.nrever m,v hive
been he Of Iha nu nc is
the rosa. u nation Il vanity without cimpe and with
out bounds InliN duaS subject to THIS falling are de.
sPs d. hated; and 1t Is crl cry expression respect
ing him VII, is without this weakness that he proud
TO b: vain But when people are Sc u with it, they
Change the name AMI call il Ioyc al ory. OF the iud
v,dral often hear lie rinak that dcSpiclbe as the
weakness is it leads 10 no brd actions. Nothing be
more false 1t leads to Grim, and to that disregard
of truth which the root OF all offences Certainty il pro
duces none of the crimes The wlr is prey
vanity thir5 for blood of his ne ghbor INV
taruIy otherwise is it when milton is its Save! Mag
,lfu, hN all 81,
Of mapk:ni- blinded and intoxicated With self SaEIc-
uOa-puruidcd that their very crimes proofs Gf great
and believing that they are h admired and envcd
the Americans have NJ; only not been content with the
destruction Of half million, but been vain of sAughte
Their object beng to retain great among nations
for Their extent ct territory they eXuted the wholesale
bloUdshei by which it mast be npshed because 9TH
unable 10 make suf sacrifice The strgC of
above Years which loo .ened all the bonds which H. I'D
cety together, and gave tn millions of shwing
Their capacity has produced &c nus civil or military
while the submission To every caarc. of tyranny had bn
universal and hIbtul, and erruDt-d by sinya
act o. resistance Ia the most grant nracrns personal
freedom The mischief, uf nab supremacy have been CON
staniiy fet fIr he calamity of respectable,
men Keeping aOn ON the management of alrs has Ie
suited in the tyranny of the multitude To thus tyrant the
nominal rulers have withheld their submission:
ana The freS Catering for the appeeS of The prpuace
and pandennE Ia their pasSos has persisted in every
Misrepresentation which might dis yuse the truth as
TO passing events p each success extenuatlng
each defeat, often describing failure victory while The
multitude if the truth by chance reached them were one
day sunk Despair another eated to ecstacy amust al
the Of their rulers and their guilds Nor were
the tAsehoodS thus prnpagted confined to the events of
the war; they extended all thngs-to the measures of
the government and the foreign nations The nub
lie feeling must not be hwartei the people desired TO
hear whatever gIaed their vanity raised their spirits
and IN this deuslon must they live long the war lasts
and the rule is in the hands of the mob The iruth thew
Will never hear because they desire hear what is pleas
ing and not what is true But it would be great mis-
take 10 cnalge on Their false guides the FLIES and The
crimes which they chime and their bs.t to ar
Pe'uat' The people determined course Far
ron lee slame at The cruel scenes which modern ages
nay winch Christian tmts-have seen nothing 10 ennI.
spectacle at whch the whole world stands aghast almost
10 hcreduty; they actually glory in as proof of their
gher atug believe them selves BE- the envy as Tho
Hover OF mankind aud fancy that their proves wouIS fri
unPh over the IN sL powerful States of Errupe In sncb
Husops their chiefs may not practically Join but the lei
pie are, beyond doubt prey Them and will contnnp
so to the end.
:. Hear The just law, the Judgment of the skies
They that hate truth shalt be the dupes of lies
And Il they VIII be chalt-d ln lac a