The weekly North-Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 186?-1869, 1867-09-18


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his own head by running against il, but il
will stand as firmly afterward as before
The only thing he is likely to effect is to ex-s
cite an antagonism and conflict between
Congress and the leading rebels now exclud- !
cd from the votiBg registries, which will
tend to prolong indefinitely the disfranchise- !,
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'fscat;on7 IA had never been and MAS nat
now in favor Of confscation. If Congress
should adopt any confscation measures, it
was 2 matter win winch ne nad notnling 70
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certain classes. Mr.. MADISON remarked that
even nowit was diffieuit fora Republican
! to gam = living IN TINS country, and II Inc
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steaalof a finger it would be j bulletl he
felt that those matters should be managed by
Congress and the party should follow its dll-
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Snould not De nentionee' IN Tue same pfeatn
with the disabilities under which rebels and
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johnson anp MS Irlends snould m ses tne up
per hand in this country, and if civil war
should be renewed as the result, the very
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solhe Vi 'nese salne southern nePuolicans Vl,llss
VINO are laborlng under disability. When
Oo1sress shall think proper to take up this
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'"eei lfue n .i'e'i anu a'a''ols WIN iD iteilese M
ats friends and show the back OF its hand, as
it should do, to its enemies. But the time
,when, this should ,,c dome ia With tho Con-
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s'css' ~ 'o oeio "A = II i's ilanuSs nave
entire confidence IN that body. Though
it slay US, yet win we trust in it, ,-sssk
II. has bee,, !. ..nssuueti that Mr. MADISON is.a
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ppsssa '''lls'' s'p 'so'hSiAs %uose 4'lo'eo'
show that this assumption is unfounded.
Speaking of Gen. Abbott the Post saws !:
bJ,ott ys s, = ;ntro,,,cod a,,a -,
ceedeaI tn olive snm,narv of the more i'm
,,orts, ,r5,.ae,; ,,f ~: sstete, C ,..t;o,
He 'tsrst frsve hr;ef sta ,ement of the rr;nc;.
,,lss ii ,,,rnosos ,f tho Ro,,,,h,;c., - ~
more particularly that part OF their princi-
pies which apply to reconstruction. He said
tnas Mhs'evef any person might tnlnE OF de-
viii which % ,tbe stares ~ co,Id hs restored r - tbs ~
Union. and that was the plan Of ,Conoress
1t might be disiiked. bnt it must be scceded
to or the State must remain out of the Union.
he tnen commented on the evident dlsPo-
State from The nls;n and s;mr,Ie n,;nc;,,lss ~ ras
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certain class ~, ,,ersor. !. This III Nbs ds.,+sJ
unwise and suicidal We must mt mn the
standard of our principles. The party
which mas neen victorious so .ong from al q
standard f.isHH '''S M ~ - - !" = u 7 : = -
He stated the gratifying fact that all at