The Black Republican., 1865-05-13
The FEELING IN NORTH CAROLINA.

The article below is from the Raleigh
Daily Standard, of April 2I, the frst daily
issue of that paper under the old flag. Of
al the seeding States, none went out of che
Union with greater reluctance than did the
old North State" But situated between
Virginia and South Carolina with an
immense rebel army on her soil, she
became the victim Of Davis and his fol
lowers. against the wishes of large
majority of the people. Now, that the re-
bcIli0n is at an end, no one of the deluded
States will return to the Union with so much
aIacrity as North Carolina; and Mr.. Hol-
den, the editor of the Standard promises to
d. woman service in restoring his State
to her former prosperous condition
We have Enough of Them.
We learn that petitions are being circu-
I lated In certain quarters inviting Governor
Vance and bis Legislature to return to
Raleigh and assume their functions, and
again extend to us their protection (O Well,
gentlemen may go on with their petitions,
but we protest against any more OF Vance
and his Legislature for, but for them and
their vaciliating policy, peace could have
been obtained long ago, and North Carolina
would have been saved the desoIatIon and
ruin caused by the presence of large armies.
Weappeal to Andrew johnson, now Presi-
dent Of tlfe United States, to save his native
State from such q tyranny and we
appeal to all military and civil authorities
Cf the Government to give us protection
and military government, until the people
oftbc State can assemble at the polls, and,
without fear or menace, elect q Governor,
legislature and members of Congress. Gov.
Vance having fed and abandoned his office,
lie las no more right to ask to be relnstated
than our members of the Richmond Con-
gress have to ask to be admitted at Wash
8 lIgton. Now that the rebellion is crushed,
we want to be entirely free, not only from
TIE Richmond usurpers, but from Vance
and the toadies and hangers on, who have
heped him to play the petty tyrant over the
Ie5DIe of North Carolina, for inc LAST Two
Yeas. But recently, during the last session
ofchc Legislature, I'D January vance salo 60
3tl,nber of peace men, VINO Ca-Iel 70 urge
I'm. to 90 for convention, ana for
d retra that he had rather live under the
Ti1g Of Dahomey, and eat fried negro ba-
fa, for breakfast every morning, than 70
l1e again under the same goFeIa aLl1AJ v lth
tho neonIe of the North. And As IT s1ch 4
lr4rS t5at the civil and military OIlceTs OF
t,o Government will look to to assist 10 re-
cstanTishing the national AUTHORITY n NOrth
Cqroina? We hope not Ihat those Wno
have shared with him the patronage 7pous
q and rorruntions of Office, should seek TO
pbich his cowardly flight led hlm. Is not at
al strange, for their bread ana outter as
well ne political influence depend upon
koaDirU secessonists and the enemies OF the
Government in Office; but that the Natlonai
authorities win for moment think OF M
ficfina auch punishment, humiliation and
81 disara6e upon the loyal people Of the State,
we can not believe.
What the people Of North Carolina want
Is smIitary government ana ene ot p1oeeStlon ctata
0f Federal arms until they can eject otaV9
officers q Governor, Legislature, ana
Il namho,a to Congress, of unmistakable de-
yotioT to the Union. Give them Mr. Stanly,
81 ar arn,v officer who is competent, or any
y bo3v cIse but Vance, and they Will NOT mur,
Mus. hut any attempt to relnstate MN aIu
Tue corrupt pack OF hungry corLnoTants Viia' i:a
s have HING at his heels, will cause Iaucn ois'
sqHefac+i0n and make our people feel that,
thor,nt, ,o,o-a devoted to the Union than
thoqe nPa,,u other Southern State, they have
been a;noled out for special persec9gion.
A3thn hest evidence that couio oe gwen
t2t V.nce is not the man 10 reSVoLs tI la, Hs'a
NOW gnd hrotherly love between tn9 Gei y
caf I.n-lo,.,yaent - and North Carolinh. II i
ami. ,.a1-r to saw that all the prominent
anr9g-;o,';sts 3including Davi8's Late Judge
OF tho star Chamber whose name - ~" "
TIE Da+ition to recall Vance and ms Le5lsla sI1
y ture1 here and throughout gne 9ttIs' ~ ~
pIesIinos in his behalf He mas beeh Ins
obedin-|{ instrument of the oligarchs, ana \
pssmitfed Ito to retain the Executive chair u
81 vii no+ he twelve months before secession
sd rebeIIion Pt M viii again rear their heads i
Nortb Carolina and men, as IN l86O-6l, ,% Wil y
be again tarred and feathered on accou-i' n
WeIovle snolCen boldly, freely and tru1n IIl
fuzzy. nd now We leave the matter 70 th'
e1i ard r1a military M authorities Of the Govern n1
nent to do as to them seems rlghe an'
pfoper