The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-01-19

| accounts have gained circulation.
So the Mess concerned, all our North 'alo"a
exchanges breathe the most patriotic and heroic sp pu
two These located at Raleigh, rarely fail % Iuo'sn
every gloomy article and all Incorporate accussalons
against our government which here appear ineir
editorials incucate the same sentiments ~ ..e. ss,ce
.as IN aor ha ss Who they aege
brought the war, for no suincent cause"
and they indulge in ceaseie ,S nss N CRU
fedarate government Coupled with These there are
almost daily jeremaids over ,he norfos war the poor
Of these PAPERS now before that the people Of
North Carolina honorable peace, OF course but
thev are willing accept any peace that majority will
agree to- &c This IL but the form in which It gives
expression opinions and readi
for Observation-Disclosures that rs embraced In "sny
- the people sanction the ends to which these teach.
Of North Carolina Is not prepared TO bow the neck to
Lincoln order 10 get peace She Is not so poisoned
against her Confederate sisters and their gov.
eminent as TO have nothing but reproaches for them
10 entertain the thought OF deserving them In the fight
The preamble to series OF resolutions passed at late
meeting tells the old story about 1.-The alarming and fear
fu tendency OF the Confederate Governments towards
military desposm - The first airms that po-
ica power derived from the people, &C. The second
alrlns that the military power should be subordinate TO
the civil law The fourth claims the right for North Caro-
Ina ms sovereign state 70 consult her and
turc interests and TO choose between military despotsm
her separate independence The NTH resolution pFai
Gov Vance. The last resolution declares favor Of
an honorable peace''-not "any peace"
In this association OF accusations and trusms see
what may be attempt 70 prepare the people OF North
os ", S Hna
proposition do what intended be suggested.
The only direct uRequivocai charge Of actual iniquity
against the Confederate government ID in the following
Resolved Tha, the late act Congress- conscrpng
pghted faith between the government and her citizens
nd ~ ss me n n o. no
esty OF Congress and the administration
There have been other indications that the destitute
law is the special enormity on which the malanected
have concluded TO rest their against the
government But surely the world never saw SO narrow
foundation for an attempt 1t popular movement.
North Carolina 10 not whit interested In the ques
on referred 70 than any other state in the confedera
cy, nor her honor any moro involved s. therefore,
not local grievance Her people will not be so anxious
TO shield those everywhere from military service, who
as 70 commit 20 gross violation 81 piighted faith
to the other States by retiring from contest
sacred to her as TO them and consacrated by tho
mingled blood OF her ard theirs Substitutes, as
the soldiers call them whether their be plausible
not are not SO popular In the army or with the people,
that the foundation must be removed through quxotc
zeal in their behalf That the repeal Substitute
law should have been selected the chief grievance
and kindred, and friends, shows what small pretence
there 10 tor such movement and how poor prospect
OF success There net oven ripple Of faction 10 other
disturbance 10 North Carolina
resolution 10 regard TO Stouewa jackson is the most
remarkable OF them ALL anything could cloud the bliss
Of the bcatled spirit OF that great and good and
noble patrot-if anything could make his mutilated
form shudder In his grave would be to know that his
name had been introduced to give faction and
contribution to his honor associated with assaults the
government in whose service he died. and in detment to
the cause which he loved better than his fe But so
long jackson is honored name, the simple
story OF his life and services will make abor.
tive all attempts to pervert his fame to aid evil
work. We join our North Carolina fellow citizens in
their tribute to him. and trust that they and all
spirit and will initiate those noble virtues which
trbuted less than his military the gran
deur Of his fame. We ask but onequestion, which
hope oar North Carolina friends viii ponder Can any
man imagine Stonewa jackson leading in such meeting
as that held In johnson county and voting for portion
of its resolutions Il We honor BIN let us initiate him.
The Coming Campaign.
The year 1854, the filing Of whose circle will form
another stage in II, march OF time, will also marx
most interesting critical period the fortunes Of
coneoeracy. 10 the the ne,o born yrdr iooers ooomt
iy 10 The prudent there appears for dn1ots solicit
tnas s"ss srn hsrom stssI sees na re tvo o. var ne
ourselres for the tremendous shock As when tho Skin
mishers are driven in, and tie distant cannonade a
wreste fer the victory the progress OF the
has brought to that final stage in which decisive blows
We cannot contemplate the coming OF the noxt and
fourth campaign or the pending without solictude.
mokimo busy preparation 7ey are buying erce,oTies Jor
The right men NY sheep fsr tie sh0n,e They pay
g 1'a ire ne s q nn NE, sSa n s! neera e. o.
that coivas1 Strangely svith their NATIVE parm0mv The
cupdty with which they have ever sought beir id
vantage at far ranscended By tho lavish
desperation with which they sacrifice their wealth for
destruction American patriots OF the better days
for tribute" This maxim remains TO US alone. Our
enemies have altered IL 70 read "Mlions for tyranny,
not . cent for honesty and justice -
Our enemies, TOO, pin Commence ne campaign viM
Advantages Of position Which they did not hape TIE
e. issi assy semp Ssy csns
flushed also with wild hopes, and they are animated With
to call all and put forth all strength
We mus: make the most rigorous battle Of sOheA
La
lfc itself and giant danger presses The Phiistincs
be upon thee, Samson ~
will all be averted. The ship may be among tho rocks
the sound OF the breakers may be heard but steady
captain and and united shall bring her safely
Of her peril Our real danger lies 10 the martial
array the enemy may send ~ nst US, for under the
blessing Of God have already shown ourselves able
Withstand then tu the point Of anxious solicuie is,
zoe all prepared and resolved 10 do Waoie dusy2
Do appreciate the magnitude and the vital character
Of the crisis that upon u.s. Are all ready make
every sacrifice which cause may require TO 70 into
the ranks II called for 70 contribute property TO be
ready with personal service, wherever wanted and
to count dear unto If country 10 be
servod2 Are ready 10 respond, without murmuring
to the military laws which Congress shall Judge the
igency 10 require Are we prepared to hail the law
which shall impose heavy taxes TO retrieve
currency and establish fnancesS
Fellow citizens, If are not ready for all this, wc
must become Such spirit aud resolve among
the condition. they will prove the guaranty OF our
ourselves before shall be ready 10 meet the enemy.
We must be ready rtsk ALL and offer oA II do not
rh 10 lose all EreU man ch0 Is dDe 10 crel mtsle
mus te ready shine arms; II too old infr for the
7my, then STATE guards home defenders,
Every producer must his utmost energies TO pro-
vide aud clothing for the soldiers and the people
All must be ready 10 comforts endure hard
shps without murnuring or complaint Oh, IL Is
houor TO suffer cause and in the happy days
come such suerngs will be told over from agad memo
~ with honest pride.
To secure this cordial union OF hearts and hands
must avoid everything calculated 10 chill ardor,
discourage efforts, and TO esange feelings from
each other There In this supreme hour OF life
ana DEATH when lighting foe that comes in upon
us like food, when country itself is at stake and
threatened with destruction oho make their part 10 be
extremely noisy about STATE rights, and hdbsds corpus and
largest ieriy every person oho is diposd 10 djtS H.
They wise the who cried .Firelo In the
midst OF universal deuge Others there who dog the
steps OF the President assa mis- acts assa his motives.
attack his usefulness, do all they 70 make
his efforts unsuccessful His leading officers und gene
rails are often honored with . like indscrminate abuse.
From oil these the people must turn nDdy. Whether
Congress out Of Il, they are doing tho enemy
work They dis,rocing when distraction desrrc
| ton. They diriding When division u Death