Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-07-23
From the Raleigh Register.
Aid ana Comfort to the Yankees.

A friend has sent to US the following extracts from
the Baltimore American of the 9Th inst:
Important from Nerbe1n N C-Grototng OtsSdt'Sf0c-
tlors soith the Confederdcy.
NEW York, j lly 5-rhe correspondent CT the AS
ISOLATED Press at NewberD, n. o.. writes as follows
NESRERE n c. June 5O-An elaborate article
appeared Ia the Raleigh Standard the 23d, believed
to be from the pen of the Hon. w. A Graham, deny
ing the rgh of Secession from the Federal Union, al
Fl ming The right of coercion by the Federal Govern
ment exclauing against the propriey OF and any just
cause for the pendng assaults against the Union, and
strong asserting the right OF any STATE 10 "l'nor" a'
Will from the Confederate States.
The vile and little daughter OF Charles Henry os-
ter were intercepted last week, Windsor, Berthe
county, n g., while endeavoring to reach tne Union
| lines oY u company Of Georgia cavalry, AID refused
permission to coed, The people of the cout ty were
greatly exasperated At the outrage aud strong Con-
federate guard placed around the house IN winch
! Mrs Foster was imprisoned. Ga Thursday Mrs. Eos
compelled to return 10 her home IN Murtrees-
itbcrough, n. O.,
The Raleigh Standard, Of the 23l favors Cenven-
ton of all the States to procure ace, either by 1ec2n-
struction OF the Union by Eeaceable separation.
The Rev. E. J. Graves, of Hlsboro' North Caro-.
lina who arrested last autumn, on the charge CT
treason to the COnederacy has just teen discharged
through the efforts of the Hon. W. A. Graham. The
| Raleigh Standard congratuates the people upon the
result, and republishes, with approving comment the
article made he p:etext for his arrest.
From North Carolina-Southe Newspaper Intelligence
Affairs at Vtctsburrs-A Block Of buildings B@rnt
Jul ID says $ Reliable Information has been received
that The of North Carolina to the Union is an
which may be daily expected. disahecton to-
ard the &. VerDmen of jeff Davis, radical and wide
spread the State, and overues have been made
Ge1claI Foster which II shortly lead to important
| suits
1t is impossible to calculate the mischief that has
been done by certain parties in this State. From the
very Ct toe war, the Yankees have been taught
to believe that there was a sLoDg Union sentiment III
North Earolla which would sooner or later detach her
from the Contederacy and her to the Federal
| Unou. Ii edbtered and persistent hostility to
| TIE CoIicCe ate Government, and the measures OF
! President Davis ADMINISTRATION, manifested by the
RaltgI Standard ID is 6 conservative " followers,
taken connection with the Of the Legislature,
the akees fad reasons for be wing that they have only
to continue the war with vgor order to parayse the
Cnnf racy by securing Union Stale in lis heart The
Standard ar its followers we'll aware OF the ELECTS
of their conduct They how greedily their sayings
and doings snapped up by the aukes and STILL with
eyes open 10 the mischief they are working, they per-
severe Peo0le in other States look with amaze
On TIE condiL on OF things ii North Carolina. They
her troops poured Out in shoals to light the battles
OF tie CCniederacy They them fighting as braVely
as the braves, very battle field and yet the
of the Legs and tie Organ OF its maj Ory, would
lead them TO believe that disahecton rife in the
State surely condition anomalous never before
existed. TIE Historian OF this war, If he writes tru b.
Iuliy and imEartialty, will P1ttory the wretches who
have tarnsbed AID blurred the tair fame Of tie Old
| North State
Sine. thu above was written, We have seen the
Raleigh Standard of the 9Th inst, which find
an editorial article which fully warrants in charg
iUg the edto, Of that paper with being in favour OF
peace any terms AID reunion with the Yankees
10 the sentiment OF the people of the State this
subject be PROPOSES to make the question of peace al
issue in the approH ching Congressional elections.
Thus while the sous ard energies of the people OF
| North Carolina should be bent on frustrating the
Efforts of the Yankees 10 sabugate Us, this
man proposes divide the people and to encourage the
Yankees by an issue which resolves itself into this
"SoU fight on, shall ire stop the 0ar by consent
ing to ,eu'ae Nth the Yankees, and take sub terms
as theY acU glUe uS? GA VIII Oh side of this issue the
needs ghost to tell This proposition, too put
by the Editor of the Standard at this time for the pur
pose OF embarrassing the execution Of the Presidents
Proclamation calling for conscrps up TO the age OF 45
If such conduct is not reasonable, then know
what treason is. Will not the Standards article be
" nuts " for its Yankee friends? We will publish the
article in our next issue.