Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1864-03-03
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The cnntes then between The friends and snpp1rfers
o. ie Coniedera,e government and the Huldemtes who
are Opposed 70 t-betwe the friends Of Suuhc iude-
Fendenee ana those who ranked By thespankee news
Pers as opposed to it, If Col Vance lends hi name and
influence To such movement he must be Yctod down -
Every vote cast for him is vote for Holden and vte
which is counted by the Yankees for the Unian The
SeW6ern ItogrsSs calls Vance the Union candid. e" +.
the election of Col Vance 90 forth TO the Sort and m
Europe as triumph Of Union over the friends of Ls
southern Contedeacy? VIII it not have the effect of en-.
co9ragng 0nr enemies at the North and of making them
recCuOle their eSertions " "crush the reb ,on"
aud the rescue of their Union bre,brsn - Nnrh
Carolina? " '
We have not space 70 enlarge upon this But everv,pa
ot owes u u himself and 10 his country and 10 those
Wn" nie nshing the battles of the South 70 dowu
Inc HoIdenes whenever they are found and hever thew
may De-'SFae journal, (DsstrGctire) july, 1852
Ele nal vigilance is the price of liberty Shall Holden
VI Hueni'eS' who entertain and such execrable
sss"men's' oe elevated 10 p"w:r by the people? viii
EO ree allow himself 10 be made the exponent of such
execfaoe sentiments? the leader of such men? If he
does lie must share ther and reap with th9n, The hit
Ter irWIs OF their fully and ther crimes NucnId sim
cefe wish him better As an officer IN the armv
aGa M respect hmj but political lesder ola
nc'"n II" m denies The people have no svmpaihy for
nm; and should be persist in hIs urse h. will find it
GU, wHrn 1t IS Ton ale-St0te Jour"a, Jayt5 1862.
Dli, ahce "t Buncombe. member of Congress
from me innuualn district g.ntlem4n an who can amse
or ra,cue an opponent the stump abuut well
young men OF his age. But for his success il is
necessary he saoud hare the right crowd His attemuts
al serious speaking on business iu Congress were dead
because there was no place where he could bring
IN the joke We Inclined to think that his attempt
10 administer the affairs of North Carolina would be SUBJ
tct TO te same of failure There would be no place
2 hlin TO bring in the JOKE for the chief executive Office
OF the State in these times is 70 joke
FOR the rest Mr.. Vance lawyer and politician min
Inc a0eT has had little of that practical bus
Ge framing 81 essential to the efficient discharge of the
ohes OF The olce TO which be aSpes He is colonel of
egent, and will no doubt good and brave officer
b" no Drawer and far less competent than dozens that we
cuu name from our own town, who never expected TO
aae on ther patriotism or military reputation be made
governor before Tue War over they had fully won
e spurs They sought TO Mr. Vance has his spurs
yet 10 W:n lie Nay make military reputation lie has
DOT mace one yet lie ought not be such hurry to
get ont OF the army- Wilmington ourna est ruetire)
Neil her as statesman inancier or LAWYER can the
'etdS of Eso Vance tru Claim any distinction for him.
lie Is pltal god felluw good stump speaker and
"eh Non come Ia Joheteing he is always first and the
rest are nnwhere This is all that can truly be said of
"so.-Hae'gA hegS'e', (Dt8tructice,j July 10, 1852
The endorsatiOn of W. w. Holden will be a milestone
around me neck of any to whom it is given To be
praises oy iloden is most emphaticay be damned in
Tue eSmann OF every man whose good opinion is worth
having -Hd3egA Register, July lS, 1852.
Remember that if ZebuIon Vance shall be elected Gov
cTnoT 'he ankees will claim it ndubitubIe sign
nat The Union sentiment is in the ascendancy in the heart
1862. s' S 80
Every vote for Vance is vote for Holden SLATE I0sr.
nui, isE3
Every vote for Vance is vote for Holden Raleigh
Rgistsr, 1852.
Every vote for Vance vote for Holdeu-4H tie De.
st"1etrVes in fRA cry