New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-02-16
The Resistance TO the Rebel Tyranny In
North Carolina.

The Raleigh Progress, in the following article,
giyc- an emphstic warning 10 the Rebel Government
against It's tynan.col Conscription bill:
Tho present Congress is bont fastening military
despotlsm the people of these Confederate States
and IL, people must either submit quietly 10 receive the
woke or resist the tyranny Resistance Ia tyrauts 10
obedience 10 iod, and the people Of North Carolina
will not hesitate 10 the course they should pursue
Pass he biz to enroll the whole population reported IN
the House by TIE Military Committee on yesterday sud
a Spontaneous Try will come up from every nook and
corner Of North Carolina for Contention, and unless
the military kha gag the lac. man IN the state. inolud
ng The Goserzor the Legislature. and other State OIL
cers. they willtaye H.. L...
Mr Davis hs the reputation Of patriot and states.
and a. we impoIe him TO use his influence 10
arrest the madness of Conyrrse. Pass tho tyrs1nieol
bill reported by tie Military Committee. and the col
son long talked Of between North Carolina and the
Confederate States III upon us We may be imprisoned
Tor hi. declaration but believing before God and man
that are doing our duty appeal TO the President
and bis Congress 70 pause and reflect before II too
late. North Carolina csDno, md will not submit 10
have every able-bodled man Sonsorned md tho whole
State turned into military camp We want 10 achieve
an Independence over the common enemy, but We are
not willing 10 become the vsssals OF usurpeis at home
10 achieve that any other object We speak the
words Of truth and soberness because We know the
sentiments Of the great mass OF tho people IN North
Carolina This state VIII never Willingly submit 20 q
despotism with jefferson Davis any one else at It's
head.
The Sais q. c. Pres Endorses these sentiments by
showing how the people regard the action OF their
ruler, and by plainly stating how deeply they depore
the continuance of the wari
Every day conyinccs us and That NO are
upon III. eve NJ events which are pregnant with tho
fate of the Coniederucy. True all seems quiet, but II
Is but 'ho lul that precedes storm. Every paper we
open contains remarks upon the exodus of our citizens
from their homes TO avoid the recent law placing the
principals o. substitutes Ia the army.
Even men who devoted 10 the cause OF Southern
independence feel their courage grow less and less
the prospect for placing them in the army becomes more
ard more certain.
Men now cry for pence peace who formerly cried
as Justify for war TO the bitter end and who seemed
ready take their lives ia their hands and shed the
las, drop Of blood In the Of their beloved South
Is this calculated TO strengthen encourage the luke
war-thOse Who honestly doubted the ability OF the
South conquer her independence is this calculated
To the enemy 10 fear and remb TO encourage
our soldiers In the field,
Last Summer. when the people held meetings ia many
counties In this State, with Wow 10 nauguratc nego
tiaons for an honorable peace they were denounced
~ band OF traitors who stirring up strife, aad
giving aid and comfort to the enemy a change now
seems have the spirit OF their dream end
the time IL not far distant when all will agree that this
must be brought to close by other means than by
, no lu.pfd.