Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1864-01-28
IMPORTANT FROM NORTH CAROLINA,
INCREASING pISAFFECTION

INCREASING pIsAFFECTIoN
Our news from Newborn, North Carolina is to the 18th
instant The intelligence is important showing that the
rebel dsconten is rapidly increasing The sweeping
scription law passed by the rebel Congress is creating
great dssatsacon every where In the western part Of
North Carolina it is stated, preparations making to
resist IT, The Raleigh Standard in commenting upon the
lae speech delivered in the rebel Senate by Mr. Brown
Of Mississippi, says
ssWe tell Mr. Brown and thos, who think with him
for ALL that the desperate revolutionary measures
which he advocates shall be attempted to be carried out
civil law IL to be ramped under foot by the euspen
sion q The writ Of habeas corpus and every
man placed In the army from sixteen to sxty-fvef no
man is TO have hearing before State judge to the
right Of the enrolling officer him. aud if the rights
of the States To be ignored and swept away by The
mere creature OF the States the common the
people Of North Caroline will take their own affairs into
their own haGds and will proceed in convention assem-
bed TO vndicate their liberties and their privileges They
will not sahmt to . military desLotism They will not
submit to Of their rghs personal md civil
in ths any other We say what know to be TO-
vast majority OF our people restless and excited on
account OF the threatened encroacbmehts their ber
ties by the Congress at Richmond and we most respect
fully and earnestly the members Of that body not to
kindle flame which effort extnguish Pass these
measures suspend the habeas corpus in order silence
our courts and force whole population into the army
break faith with the principals Of substitutes, repudie
The currency of the country levy tax specie TO pay the
interest Of the fusded debt continue in full operation the
thing and impressment laws at the tme-do these
things, Mr. Brown, aud he people Of North Carolina will
their majesty and assert their sovereignty There
is power TO prevent them from doing this and woe to
the Official character who shall attempt turn the arms
of Confederate soldiers against the people of this State
North Carolina will not be the slave of either the Congress
at Richmond ashington She is this day. as she has
been from thu first the keystone of the Confederate arch
III that stone should fall the arch will tumble"
DANGERS TO NORTH CAROLINA"
IT, a.. - 49, o.- - .
which it shows that the Senators and from
States which claim to be 10 the Confederacy but on the
soil of which they do not dare to their feet actually
control the destines of the Confederacy 1t point
we'll taken. We copy the entire article,
1--WE are now (ssys the Stand.rd) reaping the bitter
fruits of peaceabe secession 10 forcing from their on
happy and praceabe homes into the army all from egh
to forty i've of age to be driven tie slaughter
ike to the shambes And t. fill up the hinned ranks
the present Cengrs has before the pro-
position to cunscrpr all from sixteen to fpfue years
aye and make them subject to military law, which the
Richmond Examiner boldly denouhces nothing less than
an attempt tn make Mr.. Davis dictator
Let and what kind of body it is that
is imposing such burdens the people Of North Carolina
I'VE have Congress the legislation of which is con-
troed by members from Kentucky Tennessee Missouri
Arkansas Louisiana and other places, who impose odious
and oppressive laws upon which be enforced
the people of the States which they profess repre-
sent than upon the people of New York New England
dered the c0nneXion Of the colonies from the mother
country that the Engsh Parliament imposed oppr@s
laws the colonies which did not affect the people
England themselves No conscrpt law be enforced
upon the people of Kentucky Tennessee Missouri Ark
ansas louisiana on large portion Of Virginia Florida
Mississippi or Fexas No tax law thing, impress
ment law be enforced them, while those rrespon
sibe members may force from their homes every person
in North Carolina able to bear arms regardless of age or
condition, and place them in the army urged by
them in Congress- and leave the helpless women and chill
Iran In mraf unda a.
potsm aud place over Dictator and impose taxes and
burdens On US which are nsupportabe and there no
redress unless North Caroline viii protect her children
Is it 1o outrage every principe of free govern
ment for Of desperate fortunes processing to repre-
sent other States whose soil they dare not set their
foot make and enforce odous and oppressive laws on
our people Are we prepared to submit to this IF
not then let every arouse himself before il too at
and denounce these attempts TO teay our liberties ana
place uuder Military despotism Let every man that
can speak or write deuounce these outrages ON civil
Liberty until their denunciaons heard aud beedaa IN
Congress
But If Congress- spirit Of desperation should act
the yrant and impose such crushing burdens the people
Of North Csyo6s are nsupportabIe then they should
demand of the Governor that he forthwith convene the
Legislature in order to call State convention of the soy
esn pie to take into consideration what ID beat To he
done to relieve our people from the grevous burdens i'm
posed upon III N.
" II The Independence of the Confsderacy cannot he
achieved by the strength Of population up to orty
five yesrs of 1t clear to any rejecting mind that
~ WIN nut uc uouo W PinClnS array the
upon whose labor sl s.e dependent for food Without
food oGr pgesens army must dsbsud and without food
our helpless women and children must perish Let the
people speak out write to their in Con-
gressyea hold meetings and against tn ,se
uiqutous schemes 10 ensave and sarve u.s. If You do
not silence will be construed into submission and
OF the chains that Congress forging for u.s.
1--WE have too long implicitly trusted TO such architects
of ruin Wisfal d Co, who now for placing every
10 the army, aud all under the control of dictator
Trust them no longer. Remember their fair promises
rrx ...lIar n. 4.
TO the tempting promises of Satan were not worse de-
ceved and ruined than were the people Of the fair happy
and blooming south when they listened the promiss Of
those arch deceivers YaDcey Wis- g. Co beretofore
conepted prosperous and happy people we're told by them
that withdraw all counecli from orr Nor harm
ta-kmasiers, who were making US pay oae dollar and M
cents for shoes ten cents par yard for shrng dollars
per sack for sG ten cents pound for sugar the same
for flee, 90. And these same reckless men who ar.
few favores,) then told that secession would be
aceabe AMI there would be war; that we were 60
have nation of our own free fTo2i extortiones; per-
feet prratise with the tree uf e-the cotton pant-n
mds before which all nations were to bow down AID
Worshp and from which rivers Of free trade were h How
to the ends Of the earth the bosom OF which the rab
merchandise from every cline was to be fs~ighted and
poured down Ia spe free o taxaon How have they
deceived u.s. Tho blood Of hundreds vf thou aods Of our
p,or children smoking from the many bstte6eIds and
the cries If starving women and children tell tba tse
Win people be longer deceived BY those fse proohes
aud archdeceyers Or will they not command the peec
and stanch theee rivers OF blood2"
THE CoNsCRIPTIoN ACT.
10 November last tho supreme Court OF Pennsylvania,
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