The weekly North-Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 186?-1869, 1867-08-07

attempting to uproot the very foundations
OF society," and to Mexicanize our people,
what must be the tendency OF such Ian
guage but to excite the people against the
governments Has this Bowen"-eVen II
all tnat is alleged against MN De true-gone
as iar IN 'ne pain Oh seol'lon as 'l''s eli
anu 'iiis uaies ~
!! snou'o oe oorne IN miho 'lia' 'ie oe'@s-
mes newspaper IS tne olnclai organ oi GOV.
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" JUG ieoe' Lesls.a.uie SUN ~ .'eo'e
In naleign. Inc haieors Oh 'ne oe"'s"es are
therefore, p9'a 0ae 9, s@e o'aee treasury /"
s'casc'''e s1e o'e''s aoooe q'0'e0. one ol tue
Eoltors is otate ohcer' anu Tue o1her Is q
Paroieo ex-ooniederate olncei. In .he name
OF eignty OF Ninety 'housano ioya1 nen AZ
th's otate, we proses' aaains' 'ue oon'lnu-
ance Oh onlclais IN our o'a'e governments
VINO upnoio ana support 'his paper ~ us
u''erance 'i 'lese a''ooious sentiments. n0
oe''e'l'es iles a'l'' says 'na. 'n' ooo,eu poop'0
vi tnis ota.e aio 0iai''i'ns soei"' e4u"'''y
with tne wni'es' II Is pau lor .nls OUT ol
the taxes "rung from the Impoverished Peo-
pie Oh tne otate. me S'e''s'"es 'ies anu says
'le loyal men oi 'nis o'a.e are Vhe cue
mies' TO ireeoom anu 10 1ne wiii'e anu ooi-
ored people. IL Is pald lor 'i'is OUT oi 'ne
tsxes wrung from tne Impoverished peo-
pie 1of the state. Inc oen''nes lies anu
says that the coioreo man mas no part or io'
In the government anu 'na' he mas oeeh
MARRIED by God as unnt 10 take part III tne
government, as provided by act OF Congress.
It's PAID for TINS out Oh taxes Wruhg iroh
the Impoverished people OF the state, lnciu-
Bding the coiored people tnus assumed 10 pe
Incapable OF self-government because unoer
the special marx OF Goo. we say II Is paio
1or this' LOT the reason tha'' as every one
KNOWS, II the otate patronage reierreo W
should De wltndrawn rom the oe''''''e'' IL
would soon cease 10 exist. IL nVes' moves
and has Its being IN state patronage. IL
was born OF it, and will die when 1t IS with
drawn.
The loyal people OF this State protest
against the continuance in office OF such
rebel tools as Jonathan Worth. They want
an honest, loyal, patriotic, "iron clad" Gov
ernor. They do not see how the present
State officers OF various grades can enforce
the civil law and obey the military at the
same time. It they obey the military, as
they must and do every day, what becomes
of their solemn oath to support the Constl-
tuition and enforce the laws OF the State T.
II they keep their oaths, anu enforce the
civil law, they are liable to be arrested In
their functions and removed. GOV. worth
can not, to-day, place an old rusty pistol IN
the hands OF Sheriff or Jailor to guard
prisoners, without permission OF the militia
ry; and yet he has taken solemn oath as
Governor to execute the duties OF his Office
"agreeably to the Constitution and laws OF
the Staten Why, what is the man doing in
that Office, with such an oath upon him, at
the same time serving the military as thor
oughly, as implicitly, as fully as the Orderly
Sergeant who rides behind his Generala Let
him get out OF 1t at once. Ii ne IS there'
under such circumstances, on account OF the
dollars, then he Is mean; II from the nope
that be can defeat reconstruction, and thus
advance the views OF Northern copperheads
and Southern traitors with Andrew johnson
at their head, then be is mistaken. Let him
get out OF that place At once. He tribes
with his conscience where he is, and he OBJ
struets reconstruction. He is blight and a
mildew on the State. Let him depart in
peace, and with some show of decency be-
fore the time comes for the people to eject
him from the place with scorn and contempt.
Our loyal people also protest most indig-
nantly against the re-assembling of the Leg
islature. 1t can do no good, but will do
harm, by exciting the people against the
government, and by absorbing In their own
pockets (the members) and squanderlng on
favorites the hard-earned taxes in the Treas
ury. There are not forty loyal men In the
body. More than two-thlrds OF the members
are opposed to the government, and instead
of advancing they will obstruct the work OF
reconstruction. We earnestly pray that this
temporary curse may be averted. 1t is said,
we need penitentlary. TINS may be So
but this is not the time 70 ouiio II. II is
sald zen. olckies is 70 permit .ne i-es'lSla-