, 1865-08-16

What a Native North Carhllnlnu
tninRK of The 8atuAtluh-State Con-
vcRttUn.

hE~ io1t, Aug. 15-The following Is from 6
rsuve Of North caru1lcs, who unqne:ao opab,,
~fttes Rhat he believes 10 be the situation IN thai
Satc: 'Ihe rebel influence tn this. States, II lei
alone. viii tsT.J everything before It. II nunld
a:to hang every loyal Representative Of the press,
were it not for the protection which the militar,
aGo7ds. After their Withdrawal the s,me reign
OF terror that ex-sted before the VIII Will be Ee-
eRmed, II the Government leave these States to
themtelvts- Cor. Holden knows tha: he canno,
be elected civil Governor this fall without the aid
Of this rebel influence. Hence he ls shaplug his
course accordingly, and will be cautious not to
incur their tifpleBsu1t."
New ToRK, Aug. 1h-Gov. no.den, OF North
Carosra, hiss issued second proclamation. dated
1t Rsletgh On the sth instant, appointing Thurs
ds5. the 21st Of September. for an e:ecior, to be
h, Id throughout the 6tate, 10 CHOOSE oae hnnd-
red and twe1ty delegates to 4 Convention which
IL to meet at Raleigh On Monday, the ~ Of oc-
to'eF.
RALEIGH. S. G. Aug. al. l. PuRIrgtou, tdI.
tor Of the Raleigh I+ogr<ss. who IL sta1d1ng up
1aanfally for the Union, End who knows mote Of
the ttcret designs Of the rebel lenders ih1n any
other u,an in North Carolina, md Who has been
making important disclosures of their eF1l tuteu
tlens, Is candidate for 4 sent in the coutae State
Gonsenuo1. a m3n Of thts stamp hes the tAma
4~&
thtse IL tturreeticn4ry Sm'e. ~ JET, D4y.s bas uf
he1re elected Governor OF n MlesxehuSests, MiIf.
ald.wsscs Union snd rebel e,mpath zsss me- the
oniy eiats taH ruling aEteto1 scy Will trust.
N Els!nG Lhe Hoe cause Ct the appro1ch.Rp
dsngtf. the ha;eiRh Progre4s Of july 33lh esTs:
''Hefe. o. IN Tennessee and elsewhere. A. 40 an
ae the lend nR rebels are pafdoned -fnrI srna
tfea'ent and aS1pTbnt, nd II We IfTa fronhIe Il
VII ar:ee from too much lentency to thsse
cltstee.n
II referring to tho rapid increase cf .ehr,
pspefe. And the growing dlsloys?tY nr1s,nr
{rt3c fbe mistaken le13enc5. tie fro9reyt Of Jn,s
17,f1 arafu eouuds the alarm IN the toInx1np m.
ncai 10 The Administration "1he fact is, wi;h H.
eSrfpt1on Ct dfe or SIX the Whole ptess Of he
Etate thots clesr'y snd uomisshfab' : It's syrnpa
Inv xth The rebellion. and its affection Tor lis
fesdtr. These men in North Carolina who little
pyef year agn arroEnnlty styled the.nseeres pat
Y1ots ind property tploe1r, and who eItotted
mopey from trembling people, whom they had
ht lped to cnAlare, take courage from the extreme
1eaitpcy OF those In authority. ana are stArffpg
thejr ofcA1u hero and thEre for fht purpose q
naEirr Wsr, coyert and -1udsalik At hsst, but
eventually open and violent on the Government
end these Who administer It; and Il ~ 1Wed to 20
en-, ard the leaders be paEdohed and placed on Z
footing with men Who are really loyal, the enc
nstsafe knd t:ouhle IN North Carolina Il mol yet.
We ritz these truths in The ears Of the Authori-
tits Ut # Washington and Raleigh. Rnd appeal to
them to eave tlose who are friends Of the TO Fetn.
@ent from further rebellion end bloodsnet. s1d
~ appeal TO the loyal peop throughout the
SHie, ebould ua:staken lendency Rrtnt the merry
U. esonfstJ to tbs HRttktu11, 10 thoH them no
fATt1 At tte ballot box