The New York herald., 1867-03-29

SO the people generally willing TO lay aside all preju
dices 10 let politics alone for tho present to plant and
trade, and stand ready when time comes,
we do no, think there Win be much trouble
General Sickles' Order.
From the Charleston Mercury, March 25I
To this practical and judicous appeal bu little be
ADDED. South Carolina still right Of appeal
the Supreme Constitutional Court but while il can
be dsne without dishonor, enjon upon people
fun and complete conformity with the requirements OF
the Military law.
From the Columbia IS C) Phoenix, March 2sl
II will be seen from this order that change what
will take place in the administration Of laws by
the civil authorities, unless exigency arises which
may demand the interference of the military authorities
We hope and trust that such exigency w occur and
that the desire OF the Commanding General expressed
in the sixth paragraph OF the order to tran
guilty and order by means and agencies most
TO the people, Will be fahi uiy cooperated with both
by the civil authorities and all good citizens and that
they will render that universal obedience to the law
which IL so highly desirable in the present condition OF
our political affairs.
From the Wilmington IN. Cl Journal, March ISL
General Sckles will ind in taking command OF his
district Executive Department in charge Of Gov.
ernor devoted 10 the interests Of the State and the
raj government; Judiciary composed Of gentlemen
no less respected for their ability than their integrity:
our municipal affairs directed by officials who command
the respect of all and our people, generally disposed to
obey the laws set for their aud endeavor
ing to renew the prosperity OF the country We know
that the cooperation of civil officers and all good ct
zens VIII be extended TO the commanding officer, and
nothing win be done TO require the interposion OF m
ary authority North Caroniars have won an enyIabie
reputation as law abiding people and in this hour Of
@ WI NV p'o'o un"orns VI 'nc'f soo9
From the Charleston Courier March 251
This order places before people, NOS haishy but
very distinctly the fact that from to-day under
military government The commanding general pos
sesses over brave sensitive and suffering people.
Of the moparchs Of Europe Wc baleve that he feels
the solemn responsibility Of his position. and that he
wishes To use his great power wisely and generously
that is his honorable ambition carry us peacefully
and safely through such crisis as old aud civilized
our aid honestly given as II has been frankly asked we
believe he win achieve his purpose And when better
days shall have come we trust that he win be- able TO
look back not opIy pon good and wise intentons bnt
upon lasting and happy results Ana for Ie
not an easy nor q pleasant dnty Int we ought not
to forget tha, however pnre our nnrposa and
unselGsh our sacrifice we have brought this msory
upon the land we love And II God has Taught us
are not TO serve the State In the way We thought
best, let a spirit OF equal sacrifice serve IL az
be permits Yesterday for tho first time after long
and sad silence the old bells OF ST. Michael rang out
their well remembered chimes and thcre was not ma
tive heart that did mot tbrob in unison Many manly
lip quvered, many gentle eye filed; for who could
forget how often they had peaed In exultaton with
hopes hop or In ,S with the brave and good
sound peace noated away rom the OLD spre into tne
% In sI ana .lD'aeo over .nc oue waera aay,ng
'IO ,ous ~ siuas osnhsI ns. snaao~s OUT lo.
aonsd batteries where those We loved fought for us eysn
s.n .ara aNn "a M on =, a
s.tses dd bey noi inaeca and 40 70
Ring out slowly dying cause
And ancient forms OF party srifef
experience OF that strife the manly resolution 10
grappe boldly with the future?
Tne nep"ohca" rarsy tne OniS AHv OI Loyni
Men.
From the Raleigh IN. CT Standard, March 26l
The suggestion OF the Salem Ocserver thar fhe Union.
W. We may nou 'ne @ me repao.an par
Wbiic no Al nos nrcsnme ~ Dictate We von,S rsrcn,
sIvIso Umr ~ % 10 anse '1er
The rcnnhrsn marty az me limited states ~ Ace,,c.
II Is an honorable name and history viii record ,bs
ibroucb ,ts eovts inc federal was
ara the n,ecritv ~ The naton mantainad nevoed ~
shc Of IN ersat Wss,ern rsn" and ~.
pesnaon o. hs nnon and h ane constitution a ha with AZ
az the Iovai ncone NJ tho south N abor
aely and apart from their natural allies why should
ana ns,,onai be rendered. m and nerec as
our principle and objects are coupled and ,nsepars
bia Tms and again the rcnub can par,v bss prcscd
magnan, traitors rom ,he seats Of bower and lifted mn
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TO tns parry tnerelore tne oyalss Oh tnc Souin arc
It's success has ever been our triumph s defeat would
be our annhila'on therefore, II we are not repueli-
under the banner Of the party Else whittier arc we
Goingr Wnat are we 10 40 In sne Nor'hern STATES,
soch men = waae, S9max, rolney s'es ens sumner,
5out~eI snemsoarser Aoron, logan, hamnn, seary,
Butler ana HOWARD are iss leaders; ana 10 the soun
sucn NJ botH. nam'hon, broWpioW, MAY yhafa, stokes
come out a. one man, and array themselves with the
patnots OF cvcIy secton oI tne mon sno ere
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one. our opponents may write us Gown rcpuoncAn OF
No More - Mental Reservasious.o