The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-02-23
Important From North Carolina
InIos speech In n RcbcI LeaI.Inturc.

lCorTespnndence ~ ne y Y Sun.l
Ne,rbcrt- y. c., FEB. ~, Iss5. .-Ths great srescl
Of M H..ues hvered IN the House NJ Commons
o' Nortn Carolina, on ,he eoth ult., II stIacung
much attention. His argument, fsvoring . restorh-
ton e The Union IS as fearless as II il able. The
irrcsponsbic representatives the Rebel Congress
from Kentucky, Missouri and other States, who
have no constituents, and who are assisting 20
bind II. fe,tors uron North Carolina are, severely
handled by hir,.
Ho holds that North Csrohns has rcr'ect right
TO dissolve her allegiance with the Confederate
govern rneut, aud enter into = separate uegotshon
wi,h the uitei States, for peace. He proves sc-
ccs.ion 70 10 failure snl SAYS that sherman is
moving forward through South and North Caro-
iius, to cu.ouer.te With Grant in de reduction Of
Richmond, an tie capture Vi Lees ariny-thai
great As this undcr'Okiug may seem, II isnot han
10 great ~ AZ tsst ~ his mr"h frrm Dalton "
Savannah TIE nth, he sad bong iu ths ba.t y o.
abie spirits i,u, tbs present brilliant pvosYccl
VIII crjily furnish th3 five huucicl thoUs-ni
men oA'lrd for tv NJ Lincoln, vino W n
60 TO tue lC.d "i.h tie greatest Aaoriy, aud soon
become C'llcut sod. .ers, lnsp.rcI rs they are
with The hOpr Oi 81 edy success. He said, Can
We prevent tho sncceaA oi our enenuesf Can Wo
recover back tGe majority oi the Cont derae States
which hnyc 'ecn tAs en- from tv the arInIAI -
Il
| territory Can W. even prevent the ialI " Rich
mond and the capture ~ dsStruct on ~ orr snl y
rtnauipr army, Tcr-Itei 10 the nal csienI oi our
white population sr, Aese questions have al.
| ready bcen lSwered : thr government Itself y
| tue epstlyc, by it's leading or AIS thc Richmond
| SIhrSEL Gld Il chuiond ESQi GiIH, VIII have do.
c'ared the contest 70 he So gn'l a 30 = longnr
msutS ned, uuirss w. our saves" lie was
opposed ~ arm ng tie saveS. On ths sut leut he
stld; We have ten male slaves a. home n one
| "mir man. Excite shem y iren1i py i'7a.ly 8
/ law 20 conscups item, aud We would have An M
mediate .nsurrection, which, 70 put oowu, w.. ID
! rquire no Withdrawing OF our srurs, thus
| leaving the held to our enemies, II no n,
slrrocuou took place, they wouh other gc
| over ~ The enemy IN body, or lurn Gei
guns upon us, With bold conscripts for leaders"
On The subject Il reccucilatiop, he remarked
r-ere sre those who think aittr 90 nluclr strif,
! ana t.oodshel that reconciliation is impossible
/ IAts.sa mistake. All kittory refltes tsis idea
lle case ot England and ScOtl nd. which was IL
s,n,e rrsects sInilAr To Ours divided &C they Ner,
ipo kus suorLt, nnd at war for ccnturics cC!eptol
! recon, lllauon, and Scotland starsi on a new en-
| reer Of prosperity aud glory. Her people, from
| Icing Ors oi tie most mrDulent h.d bocolno ona OF
the rlost quiet and refined, as well one OF h,
most contenIed ard happy N the world. This /,
| hecaufc nature never lulondet that the Island q
Great Britain Should compnse more than ono De
non. sIoh vii prove 70 te our own case,
Upon the subjeo, of . divided country, he said
when we take q view n the country which eo4s
poses the United SAFES It = d4tGui 10 TesS IL