The tri-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1866-1868, 1867-10-01
Some Choice Extracts.

Extract from Ar. GOODIES Register, Of date
September 81, 1857.
= eve claim to he independent of party
trammels. and have no hesitation about de-
nouncing party trlckery and meanness,
whether State or national. There is no re-
cognized Republican party in North-Caro-
lima. The late Convention produced vile
abortion which we shall treat as SUCH"
Extract from Mr.. Guthries paper, the Pre-
gress, an ad,nirer Of Mr.. Goodloe.
"Ail of Mr.. Goodloe's acquaintance know
him to be heightened gentleman, and a
genuine phianthropist and humanitarian,
yet without any tinge of extreme radicalism
whatever. He is beliked Ivy Southern gen.
tlemen, as we'll as Northern. Nevertheless a
few selfish and INSCRIPTIONS demagogues
are striving to injure him with the Republi
can party He has too good record, how
ever, and has contributed too much to the
success of that party to be hurt any by their
plots or Vaccinations"
Some further Eetructs. from Mr.. Guthrie's pa
per, the Progress, an Gt1mirer Of Mr.. Good
loes.
"THE BLACK VoMITo.-The capital of
North Carolina, after three days of intense
suffering, has been relieved of this usually
fatal malady. The asinine troupe have de-
parted. The white-livcred jugglers, who
sport with the welfare of great State, have
closed their performance, the audience has
dispersed, and only knowledge of their
work remains with US. Natural history would
be searched in vain for specimens of animals
with which to contrast the late republican
convocation. Of course there were gentle
men among the delegations-men of intelli-
gence and talents, who prostituted their in
fluence and abilities for mere partizan advan-
tage; but, examined as body, the material
of the Convention would not largely over
match respectable collection ofrhinoseroces,
balloons, and monkeys The trained attaches
of we'll organized manageries would, in some
points, rival the semi-savdges who were sent
into our midst to mature the policy of poll
tical combination which might have distin-
guisbed itself by wisdom and moderation,
and grand success before the people. but for
the membership of mean-whites, idiotic
blacks and unprincipled adventures. X
1t behooves the law, order and decency
elements in the south, under these circum-
stances, to organize "WHITE MANS
PARTY" and as these thick Tipped, woolly-
headed disciples of Stevens and Sumner have
grown so proscriptive, it is important to
weigh the matter ofdischarging from employ
ment every mothers son of them. They have
thrown down the gauntlet in exhibiting
readiness to rob the Southern landholder OF
his property by arbitrary unconstitutional,
savage legislation; let us not hesitate to &C
eept the challenge as becomes men who never
quailed or faItered in the presence of enemies.
Lettdese Nqch radical upstarts and gopinjays
be dischasyed by aoholesale from plantations,
soorkshops, households and counting rooms, and
the test Of proves now begin. To hesitate
is equivalent to failure, and the vantage we
row have may not be available at future
moment Progress, Sept. Z, 1867.
"SoDHD AS A DoLLAR-The Register,
naofieraDe but true blue republican, considers
the Jate Convention produced q rile abortion"
This opinion is sound as dollar, and leads
US to conclude that the editor would make
an admirable jurist. Pool, Dockery andm
of their stamp cannot much longer remain
in the Tucker Hall Convention camp. Soon
er or later they will kick off the i'll fitting
harness and declare for liberalism. We shall
see-"-Progress, Sept. 81, 1867.