The New York herald., 1865-02-28

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A shi. point Governor v drs~ picture Of sh.. vs..-
rabe great man. General Loe-tthe greatest captain n
the ase-bowing at the footstool Of low blackguaA
Illinois cross roads lawyer TO beg his life for the sake q
his wife and childrenl Are there any In North
Carolina he asked, willing thisf (sensaiton and
cries OF "neverrb II there be. exclaimed Govsrnes
Vance then there are no words in the capa-
BILE OF depicting the base brutality OF his soul No srs;
we mean To resist such demands To submit not betts<
than the extremest resistance, and he who subm
mean dog This not the language OF passion but OF Fact
Governor did not believe the people OF North CaronA
would summit When they understand the true Issue
he asked the man feels he is slave and dishonored
dogr But, continued the Governor, many VIII ssy,
number US" We'll, said he. In some respects they
DO, and in some we outnumber sAem; and producing
said, certainly worth much a.days he emu
meratod the States q New York. Pennsylvania, Mas.
cnuse't DC with their dense populatons and said hs
had more Justices OF the peace and militia officers
than all those populous States combped loud laughter
pects proceeded the Governor outnuraber North
Then we have long faces and those who them ts
South Carolina yet with usf We are lighting he coa
nued for independence not for bricks and mortar ana
IL The Governor alluded TO the difference between
the spirit at home and that in the army: He had
just come from the front Of Gen. Hoke's lines he
spent several hours there and c0nversed with almo
every he met with in the trenches He found The
common sxprsssos was Governo You take care of our
folks at homo best you we' fight this thing out
Is the voice Of tho brave fellows saw there haf CIa1
and badly fed standing--many Of them--knee deep N
bright and clear rmy Sns ypon the foe Iu y =
seventy yards In front The who has suffered lesss
grumbles most Those at home who have given their
sons and their homes and their all are this day
cheerful than any others This true said the Governor
and he asked the grumble and weak kneed they
not ashamed You Think pursued Goyernorv, that am
speaking encourage, and not TO tell you what
expect. He told them in solemn seriousness thas
If they stood by the army and the government hs
in letters Of living light written upon tatterod
blood stained banners the Independence OF the Confed
crate States in less than twelve months Fnthusiastc
chcersl All depends he continued, upon the popular
sentiment At this time might not inaptly say, 'ths
voice OF the people Is the voice Of God Pour hundred
thousand men-livng men-were on the m 1ster rolls o(
the confederacy and about half Of them were absent
These must be returned to their duty. He appealed
70 the women Of the country maay Of whom do great
harm to the by writing letters to their husbands IN
the army, making them discontented You At home.
nearly whipped, &C. You must talk more encouraging
y. Arc we nearly whipped he asked. Yes, saGhc, II
wc believe So Overrunning our errtosy was no Sgn q
our being whipped
In reference to shermans progress Governor " said
no violated confidence in assuring fs people, on The
authority Of General Lee that Sherman mus Be and should
be 1ppsd loud cheers) But, continued Governor ",
the people must help the armies If he added, the peo
pie what think they are all will be right All We
have To do Is to stand firm and togeth~; TO trust In
Divine aid, but at the time to do duty by keep
ing eye on human means.
In concluding Governor Vance said our prospects were
by no means gloomy The recent peace eGort will q
necessity make US unit But there we're symptoms a
foreign complications and these had much Importance -
us though they must not be relied upon And then
there the prayers Of millions of the notles women
who knet before the throne OF Godprayers he be-
eved which would net be disregarded With oneness q
soul and spirit impossible could fail But II We
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but otherwise the proposition will be better than
unconditional submission Vice President stephens had
gone homo his State for u vigorous prose-
cuton of the Our own Congressional delegation u
unit for the TO successful termination Goveru0e
Vance urged the people action Now the time q
60 together and croaking. Those who do
nothing better home should cheer and cheoe
each other and those who had the must feed tho
families Of soldiers. III you do not" exclaimed
Governor Vance, 'the land which, last year, you
raised such large crops, will be plowed this year By shs
foe.n
Governor Vance continued his exhortaton, and
cluded In the midst Of great applause promising -
address the people here again on the nrst suitable