The daily confederate. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1864-1865, 1864-02-25
THURSDAY, February 25, 1861.
Ssg Office Of The CONFEDERATE.
on Fayetteville street, second door
South of Pomeroy's Bookstore. gag

we desmeiit daty which, as jou mails
we ." Ell to the public, to give to the "Raleic]
rf"sTess It's proper political status. Tb
we nave done in three plumbers Of the Co,
/e4e'afe preceding its last issue. The au
Giles were prepared before we left Raleiob snf
'' we nave been absent for some few dav.
we mad not had al opportunity to see the ar
''cle IN the Progress Of the 2sI
III nat paper, the Progress denies that #
mas mace any aIlusion intended for rs. Il,
states that it edits its own articles. and would
"o' alow Us to be assaulted in an e5ito,;, i
't.' "h''nef pen under cover of its respon-
equity. We are bound, in common courtesy
- accept these statements of the Progress for
ruin but it will admit, we think tbat n.
'o'''"ih9 items afforded to us some room far
the contrary conjecture:
Isl, In the campaign for Congress, last f,I,
e"oeaV'red to cheer the hopes Of the peo-
Plo WIN me expression Of our belief, that our
H"a'r' IN Europe were not unfavorabe. We
oppressed the belief that the case of the AL
eAandra, when it came to be tried /, tho
HScheqner Court, would be decided favorablv
that the foreign enlistment act was obnox.
lous to powerful interests in Enoand and
w]uid not be strengthened by Parliament
we also gave an account of the iron vessel.
"u1'dlnS IN france, and expressed the opio.
'oA that these would not be detained when
completed and that through the Mexican
intervention, France would be brought to
recognize our Government. And va
the people the reasons for our belief Tho
lfoSresS, then protesting to be a neutral IA
per, ut once took apou position. We say OUR |
'"' I" LOOK our toplc-it quoted our anguage-
mentioned dates, as we had, AID was nor
,o".'n' 10 moderate or respectful tone 70 DIFF
80 NOM our facts or Conclusions. but chose
ID express Its difference in TEMPER az r,l,ou
',"" ''"''er as stIiplTas was the habit of .ur
lhe1 competitor.
"''cg' we had occasion in one or moro
H'"eS u copy an article from the New York
','"ne' from It's Newbern correspondent.
l''p another from the correspondent of the
''stoh traveller, in both of which Govsr,o-
ance WAS mentioned ; and sentiments we,o
'"iouled TO HIM favorable to reunion with :,
'0 re''erai Government. In commenting on
'eSe articles, we took care to shield Governor :,
ahce from these misrepresentation. IN tbs "
~ case we Said" We believe they do him '
justice IN endeavorins to produce the ir- 9
TeSsion that he sympathzes in the uefarious u
ovement to. take the affairs of tI,. St,,a ~
'" "0' own hands In the other, we said
Wv vance Is thus misrepresented by ::
ing tied on to the agitators by their r.so. 'o
ions" MS
immediately Thereafter and before these a.
'cies h'd been copied iuto other papers to '''
on the 9Th of February (our art;,o, "'
rug oeen on the 6th,) the Progress r.
''es the same article from the l." Travel.
and uses this language The above ,''
wholly and entirely false; and those ~.
copy ~ Tor the purpose Of misrepresent
Governor Vance. know it as we'll ~ we
1t this article did alIudo to us thor. Il
a'9' a. IL was mean, attempt to pro- VI
Tue impression that we quoted the article DIS
'SPace the Governor-when our accusa- seen
was distinctly made, the parties named oota
the Governor not only exonerated but man
lded by us. We took the alusiop az for ton
We did not think the article was write, enter
le edftor-nor are we sure W., hr. b., hear
assassin of the pen. who ensco,coi him.
III his port'y back, piled his stiletto uo. his o
Inc Progress will thus see, that We gase'
not without reason for our surmise tina, result
dcWay al!usion had been made to rs We
parting from the subject, we have no re- worn
} express for our expose of the n,,;,;,t and tt
OF the Progress. 1t was a nubl;c d,,r. token
sc Doth the manner and matter Of that stiil III
were injurious to the public interest dragoc
yer harmless it might be in time of peace comm
uch we have, adds 10 il, c,n,c;tv D.. bottom
Yet again, to-day, We have very late and e
r OF Joys paper-The Newb,rn We
s." (Yankee) of February 9Th 6Ilea =, for the
With the editorials of the Prooress-.be weak,
1tehce OF one of which is" This State rlot. l
VIII willingly submit to a despotisln or
my one eiso at lis us 20
"to a6
irhsh food for the abuse Ut our Cow ar
t, thus week by week, TO a Yankr. .,,
~, -~:,.s 'Ao "'".oer " those Thisi
q o"'.i'is VINO are noting IN our homes, pears, b
lhS Tue hresldes OF honored and up- seeing
miles who are now refugees without oasars'
"esay thus to make printed matter The
AaoNcc sheet ought to bring the briefly
70 rehecton-to take care to write Justice
more which Mr.. JOY may fad useful also NAL
''ioN' should NJ
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