Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1864-03-03

nut 1852.
Every vote for Vance is vote for lolden-Raleigh
htgIstsF, 1882.
Every vote for Vance is vote fnr Hol5en-4Z Tie De.
s"HettVes in fHA cry.
Extracts--Is63-'64.
The Fayetteville o5,srrs is now eng aged in publishing
from the Fl cs of the Standard, series of Elegant
Extracts from editorials BY that pink of patriotism and
CONSISTENCY Holden written during the part 1851.
these extracts ale snguary in conflict with the traitor
Gus lone OF The same worihJ during the past twelve
months We were preparing similar exhibit ourself but
having no weekly issue Cf paper Uhanks Holdens
friends in Raleigh who destrov we'd power presses
reifaned from The publication of these extracts till
resumed our weekly publication.
The Obsrrer does this work so eecuay that zoe will
aoadon our design of making the extracts and reproduce
hose a" The O0Ssrcer in the of week two when
wei rust 10 be able to issue Weekly, and Tins give
hS readers ot our three editions the full benefit of the
Ee giant Extacs-and elegant they are, and compared
with the Standards recent course disgpqcefuL-f ANYTHING
could disgrace so deeply debased Holden s-Stdte
journal N'eem6sr IS 1858.
GovERNoRs MEssAGE-We have no criticism to Offer as
We regard the we'll the of his
Exceency altogether unnxeeptOnable Il is brief yet
clear and state like production, rehactDg credit upon
the head well as the heart of Gov. Vauce-ChartOHe
64Het'n, (DeStr~ctaUe,) Aoceaber 1853
But of all the Message part of it is more gratifying
and more rney nan the closing paragraph, rebuking the
former NOISY the present faint hearted dsoyal aud
restless, and diScOntened Would that the Governor
cou nfuSe INTO these miserable crnakers who but
lte better than traitors, share of his hopeful
trusting brave and iIdOmirab spirit which will b.
nSu with nulhng short OF separation Independence
and Is ready SUCH suffering the providence
OF tod may ordan, TO secure these blessings spirit
Which, being cast down b. every disaster inc
dent 10 stte If war; bat excited d eaI de-
termnatinI Ia accomplish Ihr gorinns end in One
such worth an army of Creatures whose hearts sink
Wih!h Them al every reverse yrad m the denagngue
ibe who study the direction Of The popular and
trim their sails accordingly The Governor speaks a
man sh"ud speak and eenohug doubling that in Gods
g"d time The prayer Il" the hearted and faithful will
1858.
In the House of Commons the Hodente leaders mar
shaed their iorcts against Gv Vance and the COnted
crate cause, Yesterday, 10 defeat the
dat'"n of Gov Vance enable HIM the Home
er the Southern cause. Mt that they were opposed
to the Guard assisting iu this work no! These val
liant and gallant patriots would not permit themselves
z" the record that light. But they thought thai if
the Home Guard assisted attempted the de-
sercrS found lurking in their captains districts in
their cnunics they be all rght the record
hence they fixed the mod fed the eund of
section OF leader SheIwOOds BILL which will be found
below.
Tie friends Of the South and the Snpro,tsrs of Co..
Ianee tL hy 4gs Person. m,Ved to strike out the pro-
wise to eGab!e the Governor to act in good faith towards
he ConfedeIacy ana to render the bill effective, and Mr.
Brown, Of Mecklenburg, offered the amendment.
And now came the whole pack yepng at the heels of
"Tray." (Grissom) Sherwood held on to his bill. and
moved TO reduce the drills of the Hume Guard to tour
yPari This a sensible amendment on the part of
Sherwood for considering The duty he proposed to impose
ibem once in five years would be dill sufficient. But
The stupidity of The Members prevented their seeing
through it, and they voted Sherwood down 6g to I9S
State Journal Dec. I, ls53
wepubish elsewhere to-day, the Message of his Excel
Iency Gov Vance to the General Assembly As whole
the essage is au excellent and will meet the expec
tatons of the people of the Stale and Confedeac 1t
might be fuller several of the points embraced and then
there are other topics touched which think ought
to have claimed the Governor attention. STILL repeat
the Message excellent and will be received with
satisfaction by the great mass of the people.
The concluding remarks of The Message we heartily
dorse Let tie Governor believe be will, but keep
that
all his heart and with all the of the State, and
fear neither the nosy." the "fainthearted" the
"disloya" Our independence is sure, if true to
selves that there light On the day which th at
independence shall bepr0camed those who have hopefully
and earnestly fought this great battle will look with pity
and deGanc the faces of the noisy the faint hearted
and the dsoya while tey will shrink back sorehearted
and sick. cursng the hour they were born
We commend the message to the attention of our read
I ers-Stats Journal Non, 25, 1865
We see by notice in the Charlotte Baltin, that Gov.
Vance to address the people at Statesve on morrow
We hope friend Drsks of the Erprss viii furnish US
at the earliest moment with account of the positions
taken by the Governor the absorbing questions OF the
day feel sure te GD be all right and hope to Be
able to 9"dty PGbic expectation 6y 80 announcing at S
erliest practicable CoedtrGte tDesrUct'Ue)
FEB. %, 1864
have heard that Gov Vauce at SatesVille urged the
vigorous prosecution ohe in the most glowing terms
The Governor the power of language wondeul
w. aud would be anticipating trouble tO apPrehend that
a vine prolific in blossoms, will not be abundant in
! fruits. For ourselves we have no fear. The luscious
grapes from this fruitful vine are now melting 10
our mouth - Gntedsrats FEB. 90, 1854.
Gov VANCE BEFORE People The Governor has just
addressed the people Wkesborough and at SatesvlIle
arr informed that bath these places he took decided
ground AGAINST the GoRrCntioH GgGon and appealed tG
the peope heed his counsel and have nothing To do With
this mischevnus movement Iais Is no more nan a0 e
a ~st f5n Cor Pda~e Indeed we should not have been
surprised if be had avaed himself Of earlier oPPoriun
ty 10 throw the weight his influence against ms DANGER
ous eyi We sincerely hope the Governor wall NOT sop
shortn his good workout heart and sou' WIZ gse nus
aid TO the Confederate government SO as 70 ina no
IN cover Themselves under the cloak OF his protec
S;n 49,, ~ tr aScape sery ce- Onfsferats Fsb 1874
1roa - . Wonderful man-and this is wonderful
re"cb @Ss Ire >ppich c''mmt Md to the pub c
Itw w BE- read With avd'tv Il WI * rec great lnnu
- r,a b,ne fr cusd in most of IT'S Qualities doei
h"r NJ its su.bn both fr intellect and for patriotic IN
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