Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1863-09-09
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ror ths Standard.
THE urrTuN, I'M ropevTu nrN TEACH
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Mr.. EDlroRi-ine meeting IN Forsyth county.
on eonesosy' tue 1otn :. August, Wss lle latsass
anu uaoss nalu'vllous oous VI peop,e nsvo Sesu
eoLec1ea sloee .ne co"encsens men VI .ne "as, .nese
having oeen nos less snsn i,zov persons many oi
oReecnes were naoe ~ response " loIu c1l,s = ~
u; T. d, H. o@r0uek' Esq hon' y. H. Aescn ana VOL
w.. W.. neeier: ,,,
den' Leacn dehVerea ~ aoie sno weh-cons,sefeo
speech OF more tnan an nou. IN lengtn, Mh'Gn wns M
seeeveo WIN marks o. aec.aea aPpsGgs.,on ~ ~ s
eAseps iew wno ake eAueme pCe..on. W .as
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Should hsna -a,,.;nad s;,apt h,t thst a;nr thravn
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s .,'S,s " to.h .n psop' WY w ;noa;..o
ee~ea .ue Sause1, ootI ielo.s a.u 1e, az.
n.,ar.i du f;.. ,ea S .ms ~
dael"a "s ~ hs.t Ss S S"'.L aaJ
snas 'au nsI oosu NoI.u a.u 1ouu .au
aneu, ior !. requlee us':ea scron 10 aes:loy.hg
Me oes. eovelhlnel.' a'le III weiialsn lulhlns tle
happlest people that the sun OF Heaven had ever
SnGne upoh
ne then enlolced 'ne great Prlnc,pie 'nat ours ~
government oi the people, ana thst IT. WAS tne
''g"e ol tne peopie 10 asselhoie anu oiScuss anu
canvass paoilc men ana measures tnat all the ON
but the agents
people, and ought to be held accountable for the
manner in which they NAV discharge the duties of
their several agencies not onv in times Of peace
but more especially in the midst Of terrific revo
luton, such as we are now engaged in !: that ma.
iorty had the right to govern in ALI our public af
fairs, and that the minority must Weld and be made
to submit that whenever the people failed to as.
sert and maintain these great fundamental princi.
ples. that thew would soon become slaoss
He declared it as his opinion that while the South
could never he subiupated vet. To saw nothing of
general bankruptcy and ruin. that hundreds of
thousands of most precious lives might be saved by
proper and we'll directed efforts for an .rmistice.
with the view of institutne proposals for an honor
able pezce-such peace as would secure the prop.
ertv and r;ohts of .he South and At the same time
save the further effusion of blood That maiori.>
ty Of the people even of the North uninAuenced by
the military were for neace and 40 bv overwhelm-
n Ynnc M
ursl war never would. and never could ha ended
except by taking this step: that therefore such ne
gotiation must preceds peaee. That the idea WAS
mere nonsense that proposals for peace would nerve
the North to greater exertions-that the Yankees
had been dong their best all the time-that he was
for fighting with the sword in one hand, and bold
ing out the olive branch of peace in the other: that
in his opinion if united effort were made and it
ought to be mazda n, +. - Ia ,..oa
solese s1tesmen, Tue men WIN wnon ne asu acsea
IN eldeavorng 20 save tne country Iro% sn's n1ss M
oesoai,ng I'm .na 1oouy wa. anu W W,a "a' Grahan s
l".., ~ as'o I,sn % SI D." q. IaL
Airea T Dockery, Gov. vance, beaiora DroTo; % sonn
n: on1e,, LEWIS iaomPsons oal'noTnvT aloV
EoMaro E warren, n,cna.o M y. Doneen, "nilam {.
naI. G d'Ss a.h M ~. ..Uso "a 0'. ~. Ss;and:
D.I, eua .n:.L ese L'e a''e WI
nt WI W. Me.n1 GO. sS Entod
oounyi sne on:.u oss'es alu ooe'ue'L n.So oon
t"e a.;,., aI m'eSom s 1,ed ~ a.
pea.I, Saso Sotn sos.gs no :. .,a "a ,",,,d
ha hrorot .to,t IN Ioss thar on J.1s. snd ons
shant ~ ~ ;a sso so,,d ~ nv ~ Hs,1sn and
th"s ,han ona srt y snJ saeSva tho hlessn.s of
millions LIVING and millions vet nnhorni Rnt f all
a.ts a. on Sonor.hia sottIsnosnt fs,,ad md an at.
$3.50 sIo,,iTba .s.do !" e. ,,aon -. t1-srn1
wores ,hsn deo,b than al, ,nnst dc toaetbcr H.
honed houa1or th.t T. worid hs tho Maud dest;nv
of Moth CoroI;n. t Lad +; tb;s ottar On that the
nen Of history would have to record not onIv the
immortal deeds Of her soldiers but Also Of her
statesmen. "
H. sbnn,od .h.. :. -. .uo H.. ,o,.o ,ooat-
mos hsn nronsr "ts tsndod sa !. Jsser1on
hnt ,h.t ~. sonuu., ,", se:uSu ~ ~ ssna"Sa ,
hut thoss ,uho "1S th ] 80 ~ s.thor,
.nd h.o. WV ~. y. snen' 'o
th.t thon n.d s @ =" .ue
received f1" thoas So,asrs 1 su"a non thero to
an,aa, - tha ,s.Sn. sIHo oU .h spu" . ~ ~
aRprt aap far @ ;,st nS hho VI "o .ao' ~ ar,sd
ths noon,a - anS I .h SU. n1aoos tha;,
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