Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1864-09-07
TO OUR FRIENDS AND THE pup17
PRosHEss OFFICE, RALl1sH M,
August q, 1874 "

fROskEes OgrICE, RALIsH Nn
-... August q. 1884
We make an earnest appeal 10 our friend, tss
ths Stats to exert themselves to extend the
the PRosRlas Hereafter Is heretofore Il S.MaHOn Of
fearless exponent Of Conservative principles and .'
vocate of Conservative measures and viii bo,1" s a.
Liberty and the rights Of the citizen above S
else. We shall continue to give cordial .unno.;
measures whether originated BY the State pP ess,S
prosecution Of the war but shall at the sam.
sst that the States. acting through their cons ums
horitss and the CONFIDENT: States government .s =,
xeaIous efforts to close The war by neeoti.t;o .rn
terms honorable and satisfactory to Ill the n.""a so,
the States We are the friends Of the Con,dsst. ..n
and OF irso government, and - such shall insist ON
vestigaten into the official conduct of our rulsr H.
dependence Of the Judiciary freedom of The Pres,
me .beb ,nd perfect freedom Of ballot
blood and treasure will amount to nothing a. thu na
will lave to bow to receive the yoke At lss, ". ua5
's:l s On tue Military power being kept in 'uborda.s
tinued with the common enemy of the North for tn @
petuaton of free government for the people ~ ,Ss
States and not for the establishment Of conso,d.,s
dsspotism. "S'''a
Because We have refused to bend the knee to tn. bh
OF power and blindy approve ind applaud all thu "m'
acts OF State and Confederate authorities sysem,i. J.
fort ha. been made to strike down aud Silence NJ. e.
The Withholding of that patronage to which ever,
respectable circulation has been BY common cD
entitled and which administration State or nstiou,
hoe SSoi UeNhS Wftuuclu put reiyln4 the
gence and hberaity of the people and the final trmnI
Ut right truth and justice, remain undsnsyed and ~
han and will continue to stand up and contend fr h
sovereignty Of the States Civil Liberty and the rich, y,
the Citizen be the consequences to US what thar NAV
The bulk of the patronage of the STATE
Confederate given to the partizan presses ressrd.
location or circulation; while of the most wildly
circulated and influential journals of the country Ar. an
nsy ignored We mention these thing partly for the mr.
pose OF calling attention to systematic avorism abn,
and corrnptons that exist; to show the people how ali
power and patronage passing into the hands of anna,
privileged class and partly way of appeal to our friend,
to make up in circulation what We lose by Mi,
course OF prescription which unfair 10 us and
| insulting to them. ''A
ARMY INTELLIGENCE,
Now that the elections are over we shall devote ne,t A.
our space to Army News and Current intelligence and
trust that our friends in the army and throughout m.
State will give such assistance a. may be in their x
or by furnishing With short news letters from their m
peetive localities We shall spae neither labor or expu
to make the PRoesEss equal to any paper In tho Copede
sey ~ medium for news from the army and elsewhere,
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