Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1864-06-22

Gov. Vance and his Destructive Supporters.
In order to render Vance odious, two years ago,
a. they hoped the Destructive organs ana leaders,
great and small throughout the State kept constant
" hawling out Remember vote tor Vance IS .
vote for Holden" This cry was continued during
the campaign, bet the old iron clad the Standard'
always had grape and shrspnel for the small fry,
vhiie now and then hundred pound shell was
thrown into the more stubborn Of the enemys for
ces and the popularity of Mr. Holden and the
tiblo power of Conservative principle hurled back
ali opposition, and Colonel Vance" Holden's can.
didate was made Governor Vance; but that the
Conservative party and Mr.. Holden were deceived
and made rather poor job OF it, is made TO appear
when we reflect that Coz. Vance so conducted him.
self as to be fully embraced by the destructives du
ring the first year he was in Office.
We have already fully shown, we think, that he
has not only gone wholly over to the original seces
sonists, but that he has fully and entirely embraced
all their poisonous doctrines. He is supported 6y
every shade officer and every stall in the
State, and every other person who desires the war
to continue that they may make money by specuia'
ton and depressing the poor. The owners OF cot
ton factories, WOODEN factories, government contrac
tors and others who are enriching themselves rom
the blood wrung from the hearts Of the people, are
nearly all for Vance. They know that he is for
war to the "last man and last dollar" and cares not
for the cries and means of starving women and chill
dren so they can pile up their accursed gains Such
men are for war and not for peace, and we beg the
people not to be deceived
We call upon the people to remember thst vote
for Vance is vote for w. W. Avery, John W.
Cunningham, John F. Murrill, Thomas l. Faisor,
A.W. Henable. Jas. NJ. Bullock, Jas Fulton, Wal.
l. Steele, w. j. Hawkins, w. w. PEBBLES, Sam.
Love, William Johnston, D. <. McRae, John N.
Long, of Cabarrus j. W. B. Watson, Asa Biggs,
E. A. YheaHo6Sn, George Y. Strong, David Cobb,
H. K. Nash, John U. Kirkland, T. W. Gsaves, John
Kerr, Burton Craige VIM. La9aers A. -: AIRING
ton, (who said to Mr. Davis that q byal man could
not travel in some localities in his district without
endangering his life) Thos. Bragg. Judge Of the
Court Of Star Chamber,) NJ. A. Bledsoe, A. N: Lew
is, @. H. Coficld, j. A. Spears, W. F. McKesson,
W. K. Lane, Council Wooten, Henry F. Bond, DR..
W. J. Blow, General Joshua Barnes, A. D. Speight,
Sam J. Person, Ro5t Strange, DnlM. S. Whitaker,
T. W. Akin, W. F. Leak, jim Norris Zeke Jones,
John Spelman, VIM. Robinson, and others We might
name we're the lust not long enough to convince all
true Conservative that Vance is supported by all
the most odious secession and Destructive leaders
why do these gentlemen support him? All of them
denounced Vance and Holden in the same breath,
two years ago, when Vance was thought to be a
Conservative. Who then has changed? Mr.. Hol.
den and those who support him have not, but Gov.
Vance has. Gov. Vance will also receive the sup
port of Col Peter Mallett who, we learn from very
good authority, boosted but . few days before the
passage Of the act suspending the writ of ha6ea.
corpus that he would soon have bit in the mouths
of our Judges and lawyers, and of course carry
erything his own way.
And we call upon all good Conservatives to re-
member that the election of Vance will not be
victory for them their party, but it will be claim
ed as triumph of those gentlemen whose names
have given, and the Destructive party of which
| thew are the leaders.