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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-07-29
markets-CiREvrLIr RDoRrrp FOR THs ". Z. TRlsrSr

THuRsp,r, July %. lgst /,
AsHEs-The marle, /. enle, aud unchanged We quote ct
sI3 80 Ecr POS, and as IS for Pearls .
COTTONTho nsrst "a asfly active and 'cady u 81 bod
Z % for M'ddiins.i 'alss Of l,VOo hsle'i
tOtttf-Sothins Of rnome1. IL doing and prices Gs
FLOUR AND MEAL-The market Tor Western Md s,.te
2oasec- y bbl. lower, and d0n at The close; There
ere sgo bbl. at go 80 ~ for saper6ne State ~ 100
slo 3 or old ana he.h ground extra STATE 30 20
- I aan' a. - %. 4 Si h 6o 80 c
ga IS for Trade aud Faulty brands; SO 5od 50 for g.
Of so bills a. 80 sS0so IS for the Tow gsdr, Of Extra
and 10 3cc slZ 25 for Trade and Family DO sog'heu Flour
.ars Of ss bbA, e, so .od % Tor miled = good ssp-
hhc County pa.imore A.. .nd $i 6odr - 20 rr Trade
and Family bran Rye Flour i dul aud price, continue
Sc 60 Of Ice bbiE. Atlantic Mills AZ sso.
GRAIN-The Whoa, market is depressed aud prce. hsve
the sdyanre ci.h,s. The sales 1890 bush including
M o..s s.n'sso 90 10 ba.s Amber Do
81 siass a. 72oo bu.h Rcd we.lern, at ~ oa "a So
.si ~ si Ds. B aHs M !. bad ... Of S bi.h
81 x. Oats more A'tse and are be,t,r .ses d oa
eIo7QsIo9,s w-s~rnst $50 o. Stout ard Ia sior, and
State go @ Rye !, i o nd s0Ths 70 D'
81 SEA - 81 Milwaukee market q today; Receipts N.sst
day. 1scS bush; Ne spa.s WI, %5ea, IN wts o,s f
% s.nsssi No o.'s In 'ore, 7se EEirshnns WHEAT
HOPS are in moderate demand for consumption and the
marie, rule. a, e &c. ior 10 ehoi SQUAD
HAs1sS a ?, s - 0o' qai'i '''' Of 100 bales "
MOLkssEy--fhrte IA fliT inquiry, and prices aTe sup
rored; seeB OF leo bb Neu OIL 81 ~, and 10 hnds
EBshsh Island on pliyae larirs.
MlfSr.Rp sEFn-8y ton. 30 bars rold al l+c.
NAVAL slDi.t.i sTn generally quiet. BY auction ~
bbL Spirits Tazearc sold u g., md 80 0els Common
No. ? hcsfl II -. =.
OTIS generally g.i.i, bot price. retnan sieady
PROVISIONS The eir- a or Porn has been only modef
and TO .rAcl rules heavy and !. lower 81
rssr tho outside rics being early IN The day The AIS
aIe 1ca bb. II fasa 80 ior Old Me-, TJJd q" for neS
DO md go .ga 81; 1r Prime. Beef dui sud nominal
ESQ " in Me- and t?9 s for bate DO lefor
Ref beef Hans Cot Meats AMI Bacon II dl aud
vic-~ are nonpiuaL LAID I. IN le.s ac,e deuani, snd
price. hardly hrn closing hsayyi sales q sS boi
AID ter Al u a2c Tor No. and .caric ior isi 10 pin
and hs'ils Rendered, also 600 ,cs buyer al. Ausut
AZ rtdyt.-
PErRi4.EUN-rrudsl 70 fairly active, out prices With
aat change; ale, of Oo hb ut 49, oc. Refined
e.ei bot l.s nrn AZ 30. .oT bonded aud 3Sc for
ff.s
RICE /. inA,iivr SGD pfic,s arc heavy
heavy -, for fair gshnnr; aIs q cny AZ hhds
cuba isdsl and - be- Havana - &c Rencd are d1
ct %. d.nc. for Had.
SPFDg-'o.,r SEED in mod. ate dsna1i hu, prices are
h...y tt 7disc Timothy Seed 10 selling .o~y st - ~
.. 11!. Roush FlAr Is qii-t ~ ? 6on ~
TtffBWrlr u-fi.t qus. 2nd pfles ar- heavyi sa-s
~ ~ 600 Western q, isc.
WiiSKf-Ti- usfss' fnue bot prices ne s1tie<het
r.fulu So, OF 40 bb's, ., ~ dt " Cor state and
81 rsd-i :, f1I Wesicn.
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H a. fAdvenissipeu-
GOVERNMENT Agency AND DESIGNATED DB-
posi1oal ov TIM USfFD srATss
IHE MINI EAIIosAL BANK or rms CIT % NEW ONE
... No. gI3 broadway.
losyrH u. Oxys President JoHs 4. HrIs. Cashier.
. Nsw YoAK Juy 20 1864
Tie now loan brings interest A. 40 per cent coupons ot
registered You can subscribe ~ the Ninth Naohsi
Bsns Wi .ow one fourth Of one pr cent. n ndue' 'pn
npi!gg. Alsv, - % Bvpds All slgT ACE,
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: .. o..

S.ybsrh. Pc,shieepsie, Rhinebeek CstshiIi,
AMI II ,rson, by s,.un,ers nsr'l Drew ard G. 'ib-
iari, ss,ing D-shro---ss u. l,.D,i'1 a. Sths.i ..
r, Baltimore, ~ mo Hsw-Jsr,s. r. X, Soos o.
r9ur.1 ID; =. and 10 q NJ, u y NJ ana ~
ndnizhf Sunday. ''''
To Boston, BY Sew-London line, Fer ~ v IT,,
and Bloomington Line, Pier 10 y. r., d;iiy '-nnaiJ
To Bosicn. by Nov Haven II T., via srriash-ld "a
To Ba.,Sn. by New Haven a.i'' :.ii.t and s6.
sv, via .hora Line n! sndSp n. s1nday..'. s;"
To Buffalo ard tho Wet, b. Ere Rsiro.d, loot a,
or thAi lers-s and W a. M ana "''
TIE bndsspor, by steamer Bnisepori from Peek !,
- Sip, j.. X. ,........,,.......
To Gseenpori Iaip. Fire land, aud other resorts
Long Island, by h. !. RAilroai, rom Jsrnssslp
and foot n! 5t'b-s... r.. and $40
To l.onz Branch. BY Rsri!-n gnl Delaware Bsy
II. n. via steamer Jesse Eoyt. foot OF Murray.
To Ic@ iayen. Hartford end sp-nsaeid N M
ga "sve Pcct slip at. .........t and ii r
10 Hsv-ho,cn, w The New Haven RR., 2,ih.t.
sad threw at Z, o. IL! III g. 35o y, aud 800 ,
70 Tcwbur,h. Cornwall, W..l Point, Ponsbt--p.s.
aad konioet, b. steamer Mary Powell. leaves Jay
r. Sr~6ar,i. b. steamboat rhoma. csiyer
Lesvr- Jsy-st, daily iaf ing AZ Gtb-sf =. y,
Grassy Point to1lens, West Point to'd Springs
and Cornwall.
10 the West, BY Pennsylvania Central Rsirosd,
foo, o! ConFiardts. .. II. and 9 and : p. n.
To the Wes,, BIZ Central Railroad Of SswJersey.
foot a. Courtlar m " m and i;nJ
10 Philadelphia, by Ner.Jefscy Rsilsoad, foot ~
Colrllsndt-st., and 10 d. H., l2 ni and p. M.
ard II rldnlrht ulnv..................... b:os
10 Wssi;nxtob' by New.Jer.ey u. n. foot Of
C'urtandtsi., aud 10 d. H.. y ?. Ia, aud IL ..
midnight Sunday f'g
For arhe. information in regard 20 Railroad lime a
zee entertainments in smother part OF this papcf
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tAdvcr,i-nen..l
GOVERNMENT POPULAR LOANS.
Tnp Fnsr NATIONAL BANK.
rJsoAL As.yr yoR NV YoRK,

fJsoAL AesSr NV YORK.,
receiving sahserptions for r.E Tgw $40 TREASURY
sorys ard continues to '.ce,v. Subscriptions Tor the 1917
soIo BEAaIyG BONDS
Tho $40 Treasury Lo,ss Lave ,smi annual cospons, and
dated August Is Parties paying Tor them before that day
win deduct tho Interest to that date and those paying 'ef
TIE 18th Of Aussst viii add the back interest
commission Of one dollar snd haHp per si,ooo VIII De
allowed 10 subscriben Tho notes are 5os, lo1s ao',
cc- and ',eocs. AID win be delivered here a. p'om9uy
az they are received nom Washington.
JAn,s CrEPErY Csher Firs. National Bark,
No 4 WsIr'., New YoTt.
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&roterles ano provisions.

T. A. KENNEDYs extra fine Cambridgepori
i CRACKERS. Clean snd healthy, " hner :toeE ane
ksep longer than any other Cracker Scld !. No. 10 Court
lanit-.' ard by al hrssiass Grocer-.
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Smiled.

IrLYe,-seuner.-G Ruiz. Ps'erssc, czrfiss, Pa
tisrls Dudley Bue.
Shp--fi0oJey
Brsr-Tolo S. del Maze Esps.s,. Lcne sci, ihNy. Nee
aus Planet
scho9ners-Arhoay, Kelly. Moonlight
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tAivG1isonrr.l
qHs FOURTH NATrosAL BANK. INV YORK.

4HE Fourth NATIONAL BANK. INV YORK.
Drro4rAKr AID fIsAsonL Aassrc % 7,x UsHso SrAsE'-
~E reccy, subscription. iot the $40 Treasury Eo>o-
Thee no,r- WI be ccnyorz5e ., ms,e.l,y into sn Prf
CxSr CouD ByIyrvs 80 Bond. Patio. .Otsrbng before
is AuFu. vii b. allowed ih;ere 70 he date tnese sub
,eb;ng .sot dat date wnl py accrued iaests RseasHs
the i1nJc-tsuc. 81 ,s4eri u6-osiPooa 10 1h PortLAs
xlsaos d &c 10 o. s,rh & eco sub--ib-d.
i Mc4Hp KsTosUS. rre~siss
n. ". YkreHia, Cashier. ......
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Rcceipts Of Produce.

Inv Fr-FSJ li'A Nnnf, ~ buIs. WfIfkI, 10 bp'
Corn Meal $3.50 bush Wh.si, 1000 busl- Corn, 2o"p
bp.h Dali, 1J bs, MAI, 800 pk;' Pfo,if'pr. lp ik'
pusr s. pLs Lsrd 10 pty' Ashes, ~ psGs gu csse
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-07-29

Tho Boaon Traseuer OF last evening gays:

"Monsy ia GROWN; easier hom day 10 day. and tie
demand for business purposes " gradually failing OH
The bapls are lcsding aud eiscoun,ing more freely
and the lte pressure sec1ns 20 hESp passed away
Stools are MOI yer, aciyc and Che market rks specs
s,ye animation at present although Of the sound
diyidend.psying securities are bringing fln pEiers"
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Meus0randa.

The pio.bos George Steers, NO. e. re-ft-t Jy ~, ~
sr., passed large quantities OF wrecked srn-r stgH;
picked up bag .. bop.. marked s.9tess:etcn iessAdes
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IMMATURE ALsANAC
sun--R.es 4:33 Sets.... 7;l9 Moon-Rises... l17
high WATER THIS DAT.
Sandy Koch. 443 Gov Island. SEA he'll Gste... 7ec
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IAdysr,isemsnt1
NEW Z $40 LOAN AND TEy-FORTY BONDS.
rRsfn NATIONAL BANK,
tAdvsr' ,sementl

No. WO BfoadMay,
WI receive Subscriptions FOR the New 3I0 Treasury Noes
Which IN be dated Aug 49, With sslo annual coupons and
issued in Of go $780, sjo, siooo aud OOo. Par
tie. sub.erbins viii be allowed insre to August is and the
commission aowedby Govsnnen, % 81 80 on each 900
Tho Tssvory per Cent Bonds date from March and 50
per cent premium for God interest.
Payments must be m,io in Lcsa Tenders National Bsnk
sce, ID. l.. Ross, President,
J. N. SroUr Cashier.
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oI.,,, f.,..r n, inc Post.Omce

YorIr-ian& by sssIrr Epiubg rNnIIaf 'uy ., W -"
F% go s.,aTd.v in,, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. lpk m.
80, nv ,.,uyn., ifrsis August Z, - r. n
~. I.i,snl. Oregon Wssiinstn 1eTf.tory. and - ,..
: "a, Sandwich Islands daily tsGidays e1oep,- =,
NorS,-sibany, Buaso, snj Csasds..a a ~ and - " o.
nof'i 80 al -. ~ H.iiroas 5 g. m ard ~ n
son,hs,n and son,h We,erl Ma'l.5 M, w. srs w %
Ts,srr Msii.. n, u ana %
Newport ard rail- River.
Tbe Long Island Mail closes hf....s.. n m ana u
sunds, Esl.-On Sun Jay all uIaiis close s'''"'''
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Tynxei~rs' Guide.

Tynxei~rs' Guide. .
To Albany by Budson n. r., gu WsTrons'i y ~
am, ard 3, and io;<o p. N. Sunday train from 4,
10 lIbauy by R,Tlem n. Il crh.t, fhay.. ioSs.
M snI& D. M Sunday train. ..',.:.','..'... m
10 Absuy Couens's Uo.s poeb We" rom
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Ofniislrr.
Insurance Companies.

CLIYTON'F FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY,
~ OFFICE NO 81 waLL-Sf, NEM. f,,mk
tAffIAL... .SXlv,yOy
ASSETS. June 1. i8o4......... so t,.JS3
LOSSES UNrhiD............ NONE.
DIRECTORS. I..
HIGH LANG, THOMAS SMULL,
EFFGNAM TOWNSEND, GEu. 4. TOWNSEND
IHAs. Il. SWORDS, DON ALuNLU CJsiiMAN
JOHN PESFOLD, q. J. SMITH
y HENRY HAiGHT. SYLVESTER L. II. WARD,
JCSEPH LAWRENCE. ALIVE. r.. LANG,
LEONARDO <. SlTsRTZ ROBERT ~. BRUCE,
SlIaS BRONSON, JSO SCOTT BOYD.
4 n EMO. A. lZsAUi DEL VALE
JCpS WATSON LAURENCE TURNURE,
SAMUEL WILLETS, HENRY !. LEVERCH i
>. 7. SiCOLL, JACOB VAN WAOESES
GEO GRI-WOLD Jn., John r. WILLIS,
NOAH 8. HUNT, PRESTON X. HODGES.
WALTER BARNES.
Insure all Kinds Of proDer,y az the lowest rates.
HUGH LANG, President.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-07-29

vI,HE NATIONAL UNION LIFE AND
L LIMB INSURANCE COMPANY OF New York. hay.
, the certificate Of tho Superintendent Of Insurance 1t AZ
tany FOR ONE HUNDRED ThDUSASD DoLLahS de-
osssd with him for tia better security tho insured
now rr"p-ned 10 issue POLICIES LIE or LIMB 20 off
c-f scid.- and ssof. and all other persons eau al The
osc., No 24J broadway, and 81 circaial- - . -
0RIsUs BLUNT. Presd.n
J. L. CIrIEr Secretary. -ff
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})ori- Il)arornS' Aoiirc.
sr.rr OF yrw-YonL

Yoxr-WlspEys' OzrIor, nc. l"s "S''~t-
.rn1Irr - hereby given, in accordance With
~ -, ~ ~ AT n.s,e1 avr.i ~, 1885,; e1fed An
At to Rsosas wsrd,Ds chse .. the rsr' Of s, ~
York" 20 IN per'ons i1eTr'd W, ., .ss: - h.s
,a,sing vesssls under examination BY tbs Pcr'
,rssns and tina, the said surveys or s5aanson VIZ os
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ror tho thiri verk u July. lrsi,
To;sl......"tIs,Is!4 ~

The earnings Of the Dubuque and sour City
Railroad Company Tor the third week in July. 1854.
were:
Ise4...........~.s ss?s g. lleea............taT u
=
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gtationerp ana fantn GOODS.

WIN. EyERDELLs SONS, No. 10i Fulton
w st.-sTATloHERS and BLANK. BOOK AAAUrAC-
TCRERs.
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Movement. Of Ocean Steamers

Passengers Sailed.
IN ship HrG, for ST. Thonas-G Monk r. Moore For Ma
r.oaibo-Manuei Arangusen, IT,, George ST. Croir.
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Professional Notices.

nR. LEWJS's MEDICAL and SURGICAL
IL INSTITUTE No. Beacii-s... between V9riek and
West Broadway is the only place wbere the Afflicted win
receive prope medical tr-stn-n. oofs IRON m sos No.
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Spoken.

July 25 a. 9e, Ion. q 80, .hp John HAMS t'*n s''
for New Norr.
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':3sp.m

|. Z O. u.
N
5:WP. IL
5:0r1h
SEQ p. N.
y o.
S:8r r. ~.
! ~ .. m
II p. n
800 y M.
= p IN
s:@p.n N.
Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1864-08-03
Conservatives. will Remember,

That while we are now fighting to make good the
right of secession, President Davis and Governor
Vance say that, if North. Carolina dare secede she
must be coerced; whipped back and subjugated-
We suppose there is not man, woman or child in
first experiment have been toe bitter to repeat it,
but in case the people should attempt to exercise
such right-one that is clear and unmistakable-
the President makes q tender of force to coerce and
subjugate them, and Governor Vance agrees to ac-
cept the help and make war on his own people
Was ever such thing heard Of before ? Secession
was all right when resorted to, to break up the
government and plunge the country into horrible
war, but now we are told that if any State makes
o move to secede our armies are to turn from the
Yankees and make war on their own people,, Presi-
dent Davis says If North Carolina tries to 20 out
he Will furnish force to suppress public opinion anil
coelce her, and Gov. Vance says he will accept tho
force and suppress this dangerous" move for
Convention and restrain the revolutionary tell
dency of public opinion" while Vice President
Stephens says he would say, "wayward sister, 60
in peace" Neither Mr.. Holden or those who sup.
port him desire to secede, or have ever dreamed Of
such thing, but they hold with Mr. Stephens, that
the general government would have no right to
make war on seeding State. To do 90 is to e.
pouse the Lincoln doctrine, for the North is waging
the present war because they refuse TO acknowledge
the right of secession. Lincoln fights US because
we seeded from him, and Davis and Vance would
fight US sho6ld we attempt to secede from them
Gov. Vance is the only Executive this continent
that has ever proposed to coerce his own Stata.-
Pro0resS.
Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1864-08-03

Tur B,uspERER.-In all our experience as pub
lie journalist we have never known any candidate
t., office to blunder as Gov. Vance has done and to
involve m himself in so many contradictions and ab-
.,dit;es One Of his latest blunders is the heading
-. ticket rs the Coaserpatiue" ticket This will
aacs;ve no Conservative, for it is we'll known that
ths Governor deserted his party months ago, and
Joined his fortunes with the Destructives; and it
Vi viii nrevsnt Destructives from voting for him in
MANY instances, for an honest Destructive will feel
that in voting b" Conservative ticket he is aban-
donina his party The Governor in this way blum,
dere between two stools and falls to the ground His
situation :eminds US of Judge Halls remark to the
waiter at the hotel "Waiter," said he, eff this
be coffee, fetch me tea and if it be tea, fetch me
coffee"
PS Since the above was written we have seen
Vance tickets without the word Conservative" on
them. These tickets are intended for Desructives.
Was there ever before such contemplate trickery
in free country?
Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1864-08-03

REHEMBERl-The soldiers voted yesterday,
Thursday, and the people Of the State will vote
next Thursday, the 4th Of August Let nothing
keep you from the poll. See that the aged and in
firm are carried to the election and that the timid
are encouraged and have fair play. The issue is
Peace or War, and liberty against despotism.-
Every vote for Vance will be vote for war, and .
vote for unbridled military rule. His reelection
will be regarded as Destructive triumph as it
tainly will be-: Is there true Conservative in the
State who is willing to contribute to such result
Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1864-08-03

The Greensboro Patriot haa been endesvoring
for some weeks to produce the impression that the
Editor of the Standard in former years abused the
people Of Guiford County, and even iustigatedmob
law against members of the Society Of Friends
No charge could be more uufonnGed: We have al.
ways entertained sincere respect for the Society
Of Friends. Guilford County is behind no County
in the State in its industrial pursuits, in its intei
gence, and patriotism and public spirit So far as
the Quakers are concerned, our votes in the Con-
vention as well as our course as IN Editor, prove
that we are not unfriendly to them. Would that
the people of the North and South we're all Qua
kers! If they were, we should soon hear the joy.
GUS notes of PEACE and "good will to man."
Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1864-08-03

NORTH -CARoL1S1ANs PRoNorED.-The following
promotions have just been received:
Lieut. Col. John Ashford, Of North Carolina, to
be Colonel 3sth North Carolina regiment to rank
June 49, 1854.
to be Colonel Goth North Carolina regiment to
rank 8, 1864.
Major G. w. Flowers, of North Carolina, to be
Lieut. COL 3sth North Carolina regiment, to rank
June 49, 1884
Capt Thos. J. Dnla, Of Norh Carolina, to be Lieut.
COL Of 5sth North. Carolina regiment to rank June
16, 1863.
Major Clement G. Wright, Of North. Carolina, be
Lieut. Col. of the Seth North. Carolina fegimsst,
to rank June 8, 1864.
Capt j. G. Wilson, Of North Carolina. to be
Major 18th North. Carolina regiment to rank duns
18th, 1854 ,
Capt. j. W. Latta, Of North. Carolina, M.jor cath
Nerth Carolina regiment to rank June 18th 1864. !.
Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1864-08-03

STORIES AND DEsERrERs. s."-The communication
which we publish to day, from responsible source
, yer the signature Of an "Eye Witness" shows
hat when the recent raid took place in Burke,
many Destructives would not fight while the strait
Conservatives, denounced by Gov. Vance and his
lends as "tories and deserters," shouldercd their
,uskets promptly and were ready for duty. The
Conservatives are truest to liberty and the truest
outbern men,. 1t is so in the army, and it is so
: home And yet We venture the assertion that
,ese very skulkers referred to by our correspon-
ant, are foremost with Gov. Vance in danouncing
le true men Of the mountain country as "tories
ad daserters"
Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1864-08-03

Mr.. Persons CAND1DATE.-Durlng the discussion
which took place in the House of Commons at the
last session, on the subject of endorsing President
Davis and Coy. Vance, Mr.. Person, of New Han
over, gave notice that unless the friends Of Gov.
Vance would come forward end endorse President
Davis, he, Mr. Person, would advise his party, the
Desructives, to start candidate for Governor of
their own. The threat had the desired effect
President Davis was endorsed, and Gov. Vance was
endorsed Nth President Dasis, and of course Mr..
Person adhered to Gov. Vance The notice thus
given by Mr. Person, and the result which followed
prove two things, FIRST that Mr. Person was sup
porter Of Gov. Vance; and secondly, that in order
to retain the support of Mr.. Person and the De-
s,ructives, the friends Of Gov Vance and Gov.
Vance himself were willing to endorse President
Davis The reelection of Gov. Vance WILL therefore,
bea triumph in this State of the Richmond admins
traton. Istherea rus Conservative in the State who
is willing to endorse Mr. Davis's administration !?
We think not
Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1864-08-03

The New York Tribune Gan abolition paper) says
that the people of North Carolina are anxious to
get back into the Union. The Tribune has been
deceived by the grumblers, fault finders and croak
ers Hence the North continues to make war upon
us.-Char. Democrat
There are no croakers, fault finders, or grumblers
against the government. Our people claim the right
as FREQ people to discuss the measures Of the ad.
ministration, not for factious purposes, but with
the view of reforming and improving the adm,nis-
tration. Nothing is said and nothing is written in
this State against the government Of the Confeder
ate States When bad laws are passed it is the.
duty of the people to grumb;e; when those who
have been appointed to execute the laws oppress
the people, it must be expected that fault will be
found with their conduct; and when the truth in
by the people, it ought to be told no matter what
may be said about croakers.
No, the North has been deceived and continues
to make war upon u.s. because such journals as the
Confederate and Conservative are constantly assur
ing the Northern people and the world that large
portion of our people are untrue to the South and
desirous Of reconstrueting the old government
See, they say, the Consderats, which publishes the
laws of the Confederate States, and the C0nssrua-
tiue, the organ Of Gov. Vance-see, they say, both
these journals speaking for the two administrations
solemnly declare that powerful party exists in
North Carolina favorable to US. There must be
something in it. If this party was small these ul
ta Confederates would keep the fact of its exis-
tence TO themselves and would labor quietly to
press it; but this party must be formidable, apd
even dangerous to the Confederacy, for Gov. Vance
is stumping the State to prevent those who CON-
pose it from influencing the people to secede from
tie Confederacy, and he and his friends are making
the most vocerous appeals to the whole people of the
State to rise up and put down this party. This is
the way in which the Northern people reason on
the subject There is force in the view they take
of lit 1t encourages them to hope for final success,
and they therefore levy new armies and bend all
their energies against us. Thus it is that the char
acter of States and not only that but the blood
and treasure Of tue country are sacrificed on &C
count Of the mad influence of party. The Confsd
crate and Conservatives, and their candidate, Gov.
Vance, do not believe what they say, but they want
their party or faction to succeed, and hence the
course they are pursuing. I'd.