The weekly North-Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 186?-1869, 1867-10-02

poor proportions. As soon as he heard
there would be no hangings, came OUT
Submissive for q thine, but got saucy as the
? troops Withdrew. Wants his rights. In
! tends to have them, and if necessary to se-7
cure them will repeat his campaign to Rocky
Branch. ''-'.
And SO we might proceed to the end Of
the chapter. The proposed meeting will no
doubt be rich one. Let no one disturb it.
Let it meet, and sit, and sizzle, and subside.
The world will spin round as usual. No
body will be hurt. The Union will be re.
constructed, and these people will be saved
from themselves. In no other way can they
be saved, and if they do not see it now they
will hereafter. ,,..fs.s. ~ ..s-,
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,ig North-Carolina. l'iis
REPORTED DIVISION AMONG THE REPuBLI-
~ m ali aiH CANS. ;ie3i s
RALEIeH, N. c., Sept. 20-The Ralsiqh
Register, edited by Daniel r. GoosiIoe and
! the recognized organ of the Republican par
ty of this State, denounces the recent Radi
cal Convention in bitter aud scathing terms
and excommunicates the Holden coradju-,
tors The party is certainly hopeiessly di-
q videtls The Constitutional Union men hold
an immense mass meeting next Friday, the
9th. All of the most influential and prom
inent citizens have signed the CALL .,.f,
The above is sample Of the dispatches
sent from this place for the Associated Press,
by Mr.. Guthrie, the Agent. There is not
one word Of truth in this dispatch. We
find it in the New York Tribune and Wash
ington Chronicle, Republican papers. We
call the attention of these papers to the
gross imposition practiced upon tlem.--
Such dispatches are intended to injure, and
I do injure the Republican party. 3s.l
The Raleigh Register isnot,s the recogniz-
ed organ of the Republican party" It is
more an organ of Johnsopism than of Re-
publicanism. The three hundred members of
the late Republican Convention unanimously
condemn its course, and it is our opinion
that the Republican State Committee is also
unanimously against it. Nor is it true that
the Republican party of the State is divi-
ded. 1t is a unit, and will remain so.
1t will be seen that this telegraph Agent,
who is rank rebel, couples with his exulta-
tion over Mr.. Goodloe's course the state
ment that t,.e Constitutional Union men,
of Raleigh are about to hold meeting, and
that :" all the most influential and prominent
citizens have signed the call y This :" Con-
Hstitutional Onion meeting'' means a meeting
of rebels and enemies to the government Of
the United States; and We do not hesitate
to say that the course of Mr.. Goodloe's paper
has encouraged and stimulated these rebels
with the hope that a division would occur
in the Republican, ranks, by taking adyan-
tage of which they expect to be able to con
troll the work of reconstruction in this State.
The names referred to have been published.
Some of them formerly possessed influence
among our people, but they possess mono
now. They are, for the emost part, desperate
rebels who would rejoice at the destruction
of the national government, and who are not
only ready but anxious for war of races.
They are seeking to organize white mans
party. Not single colored name appears
on the call, and no colored man will take
part in the meeting. They hate the colorcd
people because they willnot vote with them,
and they are preparing to aid reereant
President in the bloody war it isexpected
he will head against the white and colored
sUnionists of the country. We hope the
Chronicle and Tribune will notice these facts,
and not permit this despatch of the Associ-
ated Press to place the Republicans of this
State in a false light before the country.
Since the above was written we have re-
ceiyed the Washington Chronicle containing
the following. Mr.. Goodloe used to write
for the Chronicle. 1t will be seen that that
paper repudiates him. We know he has
lost the confidence of the Congressional
Committee and of the leading Republicans
in Washington. a8
A False Statement Corrected.
TO the Editor Of the Chronicse;
ss The sassociated Press, with an enterprise
more widespread than honorable, has taken
every occasion it could find to despatch such
items as the following to the press of the
country, with no other object in view, appa-
rently. than prcjudicing the minds of the
people against the policy and principles Of
the Republican party: <sy 4 scs'ls
The Raleigh Register, the recognized organ
of the Republican party of this State
| North Carolina.) denounces the Radica
convention in bitter and scathing terms, and
| excommunicates Holden and his coadjutors
l.5f. Recognized by whonl2 Not by any thor
| !. ough Republican in the State, we will ven
i ture to say Not by the Radical convention
it so boldly denounces, ne are sure MOI
certainly by the Union League, State or Ma
tional, composed of the tried Union men,
] Not by the Congressional committee in sfhi.
city. nor any of its agents in the field. No
by Congress, which has given the publ,
patronage TO the paper owned and conduct
ed by Governor Holden. In short. not lbl
any other well-authenticated Repllican SO
ciety or club in the State of North Carolin.
or the country The article in its spirit j
barren of truth, and only calculated to de
,ceiye, uLsophisticated Republicans and. fiat
ter the pardoned friends Of Andrew. John
son. REPUBLICAN,.
lns1s Mr. starbuck,s 0pflien. 4
4 We publish to-day. from the Salem Rssi
an interesting and able opinion Of Mi. Stai
bnck. the District Attorney. in relation 1