The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-01-22
IMPORTANT FROM HORTH CAROLINA.
,>-~~~o>~O>>~r~.-~<s~~s.
Great Excitement About tho Rebel
CoHscription Law.
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Indignation Meetings Of tho
People.
The Confsderacy" Openly
Repudiated.
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The People Of the Old North State Determined
70 Manage Their own Aflails,
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IMPORTANT FROM HORTH CAROLINA.

to Manage Their own lffails,
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NEwusas, N. q, Jan. 40, 1894.
The wholesale conscrpaion Ia crealIus gea, CON
sternaton and excitement Ia hewesern portion Of North
Carolina where preparations are being mao trssss ~
Public meetings being held, some Of which openly
repudas she Southern copfedeacy and favor return 70
tho Union
The Ra1sgh standard, "the power behind the lhsoae'
In commenting upon . spssch delivered Ia .ho robot
Senate BY Mr. Brown, says
We tell Mr.. Brown and those who think with him
for oil that the desperate revolutionary measures which
he advocates shall DO attempted to DO carried out Tho
civil law be rampled under foot by tho suspension
OF tho writ Of habeas corpus and every able bodied MN
placed In the army from sixteen 10 sixtydyo no man
10 have hearing before state Judge as 70 tho right
Of the enrolling officer to seize him. AMI tho rights OF
States ignored and swept away by tbe moro
creatures Of the States. tho goyerno'eus nc
people of Worth Carolina oiu take their AFFAIRS iao
their oaon hands and o proceed IN convention aey5it1
TO rndcoe their liberties and their prsvcss Thoy viii nos
submit military desposism. They win not submit 70
destruction Of their rights personal and civil, in this
or any other We say what we kn1w " 60
majority OF people restless and excissd 90 40
count of the threatened upon thor hber
COngreSS
fully earnestly the members Of that body mol 70
kndle naIro which effort extpgsish. Pass these
suspend the habeas corpus, in order 70 sooce
and force whole population into the array
bronx faith with tho principals Of substitutes
repudia.5 tho currency Of the country; hyy
q tax specie to pay the interest Of Mo
funded debt; continue fun operation tho tithng and
mpressment at the time do these things, Mr.
Brown, and the people OF North Carolina WIN rsso In
VA Il.
poser preuea hens from dong this; and 'oos 70 IA
official character pho shall attempt 10 turn Ia arms Of
Confederate soldiers against the people Of hn Ss1se.
North Carolina will not DO the slave Of Other Tho Con-
grsss Richmond Washington. sho 10 ihis day, as
shc from the FIRST the keystone OF tho Con5oo
rate arcb that stons should fall tho arch viii tumble
DANGERS TO NORTH CAROLINA.
lFrom the Raleigh Standard
We are now reapiug The bitter fruits OF Peacoablo So
cesAi0u, In forcing from their once happy and pOacctM
Of ,0 oa dnsu % Ss se
SHAMELESS And 70 I'LL up the hnned raGs, tho present.
cOnssrp. all from sixteen 10 q
make them subject to military law which Tho kIchmond
&c SSa ~ n0'n0 '0'n an
Lei US examine and see what kind Of body il 70 lhas
10 imposing such burthens on the people o. Norm Caro-
We have a Congress, tho legislation Of which is
controlled By members fsem Kentucky, Tensssses.
Missouri, Arkansas, louisiana and Other places, Who
impose odious and oppressive laws upon ms which
| can no moro be enforced on tho people o. me
the people q New Yoe or New Eusand TSe CHEF csss
OF the revolutionary which sundered the connection
OF tho colonies from the mother country was thas mo
English Parliament imposed oppressive laws the Colo
MES which did not affect tho people o. England them
OF Keoucky, Tennessee. Missouri, Arkensas Louisiana
nor large portion OF Virginia, Florida, Mississippi
Texas No Ter aw, nor nthig or Improvements Iaw, Gaze
be enforced on Mem whe those irrcsponsite mewors may
fore: from their homes ererg Pr:cn IN North Cyossa aei
thom 10 the army Ia urged by thcm 10 Congress,
and leave tho helpless women and children 10 saSye.
They may pu. Ms under military desposn, and plae0
over US DICTATOR and impose taxes and bur6cns on Us
which inslpportabc. and there is redress unless
North Carolina will protect her children
Is not an outrage every Principe OF free govern
mcnt for men OF desperate fortunes protesting 70 repre-
foot 70 make and enforce oppressive
our eope2 Are We prepared to submit TO tb's2 Nnot,
and denounce these attempts 70 be,ray our liberties and
place us under military despotism. Lei every man
who can speak or write denoance these oarages On cy
liberty until their douupcations are heard and heedcd in
But Congress. 10 spirit Of desperation, should. act
the yran, and impose such crushing burlhens ON tho
people Of North Carolina are insupporiable, then
IN yshoud demand Of The Governor that he forthwith con
tss orsrsc ,eops 70 lake INTO coasideraon .caat Sao
Ia done 10 relieve our people from tho gevous burdens
If the independence the confedsracy cannot DO
achieved by the strength Of population up forty
years age II Is clear TO any rejecting mind shas u
whose S's labor ss fs ii dependent for food
aud children must perish. Let tho people SPEAK
write TO their representatives in Congress- yea, hold
meetings, and demonstrate against those lnnuiou0
schemes 10 ensave and gtarve you do nos sivsnc0
win DO construed into submission and approval OF tho
CHAINS that Congress forging for u.s. We have 100
long implicitly trusted 10 such architects OF ruin 40 Wig
fall Co, who for placing every man M Tho
army, and all under the control OF dictator.
Trust them longer. Remember thor fair promises
The dwellers The garden OF Eden, when they Listened
the tempting promises Of Satan, wero not worse do
ceyed aud ruined than were The people Of Tho fair,
happy and blooming South when they listened 70 mo
fair promises OF those arch dcceivers, Yancey, Wise
Co.
heretofore conteS tod prosperous and happy people
told by them that must Withdraw oil connections
from Northern taskmasters who wcro making No pay
dollar and fifty cents for shoes ten cents yard for
shrtiug two dollars per for salt, ten cents per
pound for sugar. the for coffee, &C. And heee
reckless who for putting oil nto The army
Except themselves and few favorites) then told no
that secession would DO peaccabe, and hero would b.
no war Thst We were 10 have nation u own, re0
from extorosers perfect paradise with the Tree Of e
cotton pantn midst, before which ell nations
wero bow down and worship, and fscm which rivers
rade 70 now on % the ends Of the Garth, on
the bos which the rich merchandise from every
cline was be freghted and poured down IN our Laps
free OF taxation How have tbey deceived B Tho blood
or hundreds Of thousands OF or poor children, snokp0
rom many battle ede and the cries Of starving women
and children tell the tale. VIII people be longer de-
nv