The weekly North-Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 186?-1869, 1866-02-14

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ylctlon thatwe shall be kept out OF the Union
| until we F." repent and do onr tirst works .,
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0uuSliig une majority OF our people by Their
| acts they are not as loyal now as thev were
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III July last. Iney nave abandoned the PrcS-
ident while nrofassing tn entertain. for him
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Sne hiShest regard On, II they were only as
| lOyal and as true as Andrew johnson. the
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great Douy OF the Northern people would
| welcome their retnr, IN tb, IIn;on With sbopts
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ana re]olclnSs a
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'"sAnia Aoydisy anu PRESIDENT Ohnsohs
On Thursday the Virginia Legislature pas
sed the following resolutions:
Resol,sd b,, the GeDeru, asxe,,,,, That the moo.
| pie of this Commonwealth aud their representa-
tiyes here assembled, cordially approyethe course
! OF policy pursued by Andrew Johnson President
ol uie ghiteq s S1a.es, IN rSefenee 10 inc recon-
tha ito eon.est VI o au,ue 'mu issuS "
! has been SO conclusiyely determined. nor do we
mean to permit any one subject to our control to
attempt its renewal, or to violate any of our obl
gatlohs 10 Inc unitea states government. In the
has commenced we mean 70 co.onerate witt, MI
The energy and power which we can devote to
what is obviously the cause of liberty and rcposc
in all our borders. ,r
an. hoT niat;, hnaa nio"i as Me u9 IN a'm .lI
sentiments and purpose Of our people, we per-
form duty to ourselves, and to the people of
Virginia, when we denonnce, as criminal and
ehaei assaults f upon our our Character i ana our nte
representing our views and intentions to be diff6
rent rom those winch we mere assert. !nat we
Temporarily promoted by such course of mis-
| representation is one of the misfortunes of our
| present political condition To the intelligence
and integrity of those who rule the powers Of the
| United States Government we look for our
Safeguard and protection against these inalign
| influences - cj
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Inc hlclmond ffePnHse, OF SATURDAY, says
| that it will not do to profess loyalty, and
thrn with the same breath endeavor to in.
aIS4 * r,on+, ,e l;.oor,to,+ 80 a.
Iuioa,o .9ntii'ieh'' y, ",eo1n.on' nv 'io
breast Oh tue MASSES ny e'eciafihg that o'ate
sovereignty must yet be resurrected, and
eventually assert its supremacy over the land
| II will rot do to nroepss LOYALTY and vet de-
ol.ro +bo +l,a to 6o.t n,,,u+ no ,,o;d .
I,'io 1nas :, ~, ~ '''o ~ Pui
tnaG the ooutH hiust NC leiiiuheiaeeu ior ti'o
loss of its slaves that the emancipation
proclamation of President Lincoln is to be
rra,r,,,Jod a. +. ru,litv. +bat tho congrecr;onal
70" W - . ~
test oaeh siivuiu hot NC rIsPec'1a "niis' ~ iS
q law, and that the people OF virginia, NOT
witlStanding their completely IN the attempt
TO DESTROY. the life of the nation. have the
1,;,,bt ~ to ro,,rose,,.ad l,y mon who arc at
So ~ ~ - ~ Go..or,,,,t S',aI'
LOYALTY is disorcanizing. and will be ques-
toned By the President and Congress, how
eyer iouel Qua II may pe pi''si'inniiee"' p''n ie
The Republic then continues:
"bf the politicians who profess such such !; reverence re-
they devote so much of their talents to the de-
nnnelation and aoase 81 !na' elass ol vlrginia.is
and who suffered and sacrificed SO much for t!ieir
praelples Many OF a1Sse men were f competed
They had right to their opinions then, and now
una. lney nave t he.urnea , ann SNOW no t
they not to be respected for their lenieney, and
arsainu win ,,;o a'' ao va po' ;s 10 l
pacfty, vino has been elected to Office by the peo-
Pc or te slIeS t .ht t oi @ .nC
constantly swearing that all are thoroughly Union.
po hot laese leiaerS Know ina. ffgsiaeht , oohi.
tent Union man during the war? And do they
nUt of lowe for him wen he
with what marked affection other Southern men
re resNea p se,.ioe "ia noa :u aET. ~ 'irs tii0
and until we show that'w are sincere in our pro-
LESSONS, ana are williiS TO io.sst , .hp pass We
and the restoration of our civil rights"
A letter in the Washington Chronicle from
Richmond, February 1st, gives us further in
telligence concerning the maneuvres of the
reconstructed Virginia Legislature. saf
Gov. Pierpoint's appointees have all been
turned out Of office by this body because of
denied. Mr.. Jno. II. Anderson. Superinten-
dent of the Pe,,itentiary by appo;ntnent of
Gov. Pierpoint, determined to test the mat
ter. He was one of the two citizens ofRich-
mond. who voted against the ratification of
the ordinance of secession, and subsequently
was forced to cross the lines, when his prop
ertv was conf;scated Ho stated that ba was
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o'iion iii'''' ~ n'' e'.a " '''e N' 's''''''e
and ran upon his merirs as such alone. VI
course he wis defeated, and by another re-
f,eae who fed from the annroacb of the
- 80 49, FL, Co.,
le>ieiai al i,i'o' 'iu '" 90 ".so i''ei ooionei.
Mi. Anderson received thirteen votes, ms op
ponent sixty-one. The loss of property on
both sides was eaual-the record of one per
fact,y c,e,r +bat Of tho o.borf,,l ofd;sloraltr
-' = Wy - - = $50
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