The weekly North-Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 186?-1869, 1866-05-16
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tho.e aars ,rh;.o ~ !, /, sf,s sr,,tL ,vhs,
ano,oJ sh,,;.;om Z ~ 81 thst t;r,s -,
had s,ch sent;ments ;r,nnterl' 10 him wac !;
nut down by the bloody-minded, men. who
,rovolod l';s,,or oe h.;no ,olovv even fro,,
pegro r. in fact IA Vac not allowed 20 liv..
amono MS unless i, hsd verv nowarful friends,
or could clear himself ~ fhe chargc Ryen
then he xvss reo.rI1a.l w;tl, Z s,,ss,ic;on thst
daraged HE bns;,, 40 and soc;al relations IN
the co,nmnn;ty1.. 80 81 So - -,,7s
, eovernorI befora "a war vc., i,aed 4, cslt
Union .meetinos and attended them, You
have told the neonle nv word Of mouth and
through, the Standard about the misfortuhes
that wouId hefall them should they attempt
70 withdraw and brcak mn the Union. re.
member ali this for heard Won. and alao)
road + i, The oyandurd and have moi. fnrot.
te, II Why should 7 when al, you 'sn;l, has /,
come to nass and we an zee 4 and know IL
tn ha tr,,e ard or, ro,,,;ndod of & e,:erv flav
Inot ahnnt Tho t;mo pres;dan. Lincoln call.
-, Go t.,so,,s - ,ri,;,, cr,,tI,- -carri;na for
Sr;,,. -, r T,irt s,,n.,,toi Gnrorror I haunsn.
ad +o l,ave hrs;ness f. 'S,n;t,,Faid ard.stsytAd
Jo,,, H. .ha.o nn az ro;irood tram IN the
@ sama ,ars @ ora ~. rn,ntser sn t,aons m,;no dawn
70 take nosaess;on of Fort Macon, Tn fact.
Nortb- CoroI;no ,yoo IN a st.ta Of rebellion..
,d 4. all :, : ha,rt ,.;tl, so,ro,, g., + ra'
- an - ,,e tl,a a,,;is t,s,
GonyIu 'a w"' ~" s"1 rl T hs,;.vad snm tSen
va ""I Lmd,r !. - IL 90 rn,v az IN, of W.
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{. Irn;on =, n,aat;n., Ha i nrrbt not I r., he oiIoS.
~ om'oh .n ~, :, @ h.ra !, nthors ros,,onJ.J in the
oM !" s,"y ns a tha,, thraatonad ro', s.;tI,
,aarso.aI r;o,aona hon.;no, SO How cn,.id
E., Garornor st.nd ~, e',a;nst these man }
W., Ha -. ;s,d I.,s tp ~ ~, L,,n,, th.t =
- 10. ,a ...,,,:.s.. a h,i;aral ,ho+ ynnr
,'aa,. w, .;l.,,t ,on,,so r,,, I,sarts w.s..
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ha5 - o,rs;t ms r ,nr t;,me Gararnor d;dwe ro.s
WI, ~ '"as o rsarO s'' oftormorJ wh;,c ~
,,ooS,, ,var ,.,.o bafi bns;,,ess
=. oIuS m;i,,s wa. was s,,e;n toot tho ears f;r
that place Goycrnor. YOU had made your
Samo,,s cali, for ,,a.ca i,b how Il olatlflened
INV heart II was the ,f;rst stre,k of dawn
after . lono n;oht of dark ness and terror anil
suffar;ng While. on the cars this time. I
haard IS othor corye-s.t;nn 0ne man i,In,el
7 u nut an Gath oath asa;nst Holden and said Won
ought ono h - he he hnno a, wanting neaceT In Inn.
5 other seat smother onesaid i we'll You ought
IN know that he is a Union, man and; traitor
to th., Sont,, !, Arotber nnc sa;d. q he.wiIl
.l.mor,.l;ze our army if we let him Nyc any
lonupr.n did not hear any one speak well
for Won IF Won had any friends among them.
Gorcrnor thew were afraid I w,,s too nuc,
fr;yhtnncd TO omen INV mouth What eoull
! 7 have done n Nothing. Only thought Of
all these thinps and loved Won. being Union
man and suffering for the Union cause.
felt that # was nv cause and you were suf.
fer;ng for me also. Governor.
Il Rut how is e now. Goyernor2 All the Sc
cess;nn;ste are oonaynone are to be- lfound.
Thev cali von q secess;onist they saw yo,l
are fbe oniv secessionist in the State. that
ynn were the father Of secession and Int far
your worIs in favor of secrcss;on' the S;u,I,
would @ M never w n l,aye oane ont Of the Union
Son,at;n,n, osl como of them ,ybv ,hcv did
80 ro., s,r 20, Thsy CIV you were rey = a.
nsss;nn;st The same men called Won Union
nr ,,,s,' dmr;nr the e S war @ md before thc warm
T'ha, oaliaS ,o, traitor 70 tl,a Sopth am,
stoJ to i,snn son Now Coycrnar th;s
"" IInn.,, - i all to ho so Lscamss 7 h. ..
n.s so ~ b" Sn..S ~ :; = n5 I'm noti,I;nd nor
Jaaf S.a nor - . foo, Ss'N ~ ' - - -
Gover,nr vo,, ,vere =, mobbe,, for vour Union
'sent;ments , % yon w had to concesl vourseIf to
,,royent assass;nat;on W. nj Know int q
p.'S' mas ~ accnnnt of your devot;on n 5tI,e
Union. But now the very party. under whose
Confederacy by and whose influence these