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

lnonsQS 6T0ag.TE1x-a- a-good-many -tnlngs.
Left his seat in the Senate to engage in the
rebellion. Thinks he will be relieved some
day of his disability, Mistaken. Persecu-
ted Union men during the rebellion. A go,d
rebel. Z $ -.s,t .f,s
Z. s. Perry. Retired tooth carpenter
Writes juicy advertisement. Thinks athe
Constitooshun" should be restored, especially
the Confederate one. Wanted his rights,
but too feeble to fight for them during the
rebellion. Expects a large trade from the
colored people as soon as be gets his white
mans party under way Colored people don't
think so.
J. @. De eCarteret. Is of the opinion, judg
matically enunciated, that Quintillian was
correct when he observed that wisdom would
die with just such young meE as himself =.
Tried repeatedly to fight for his rights, but
the regiments he joined left him without due
notice. Thinks Mr. johnson will supply the
deficiency. Would like to be in some safe
| place on Mr. Johnson's staff. Thinks Mr..
/ Pell is goose, but tolerates him on account
of Seaton. viii be a good Republican in
less than twelve months Means no harm
by signing the paper. -
J.J. Orer6y.--ls afraid of negro equali-
ty." Wants his rights. Neglected to fight
for them during the rebellion. A "Red
String" forfeited his obligation by signing
the paper. The Grand General should deal
with him. q. 3, - Z, -. ~,
NJ Kelly." Coffee Kelly Let him be
roasted for his ,fully.3 s..s,i 5es.d ia I
W M -Boylaa-T Thought the rebellion a
good thing, but fired noshot for his me
groes." Put the wool-hat boys in to die for
them. Seemed to repent and got his par
don. If he. succeeds in defeating the recon-
struction acts we would not give picayune
for his titles to his lands. -a.s
William Grimes-Ditto. ai,a
| ~ A. Bkdsoe Ditto. <. 3sa,,,s ...,.
b. B. Freeman.-" Superfuous lags the
veteran on the stage" Means well, but is
involved by the appeals of his friends. Did
not think he injured his country by signing
the paper. But be did. Let him take his
name off. Why should he persecute Hol-
den? sssa :. E3 1,35t iik a
SCI ,on Gales-Forfeited his parole by
,.racterizing the laws Of the United States
as neither "wise, safe, or constitutional and
by taking part in an obstruction meeting
Liable at any moment to be arrested. Let
Col Bomford look to it. oiiia
r. G. Badger-Oh Richard lis it posi-
BILE 2isAs5 stela tlslffssi s-IlaH yssssH g z
Charles Aanly.-Wanted to fight just as
Sherman was entering Raleigh Can not APP
preciate the situation. Never will Too old.
4 Prime rebel q ,dHs.i9gh ff.ssss -
4 III W. Hustcd.-A regular sucker Suck
ed five dollars a day from the State for a
long time, in auditing rebel accounts that
! will lnever be paid. A rusty rebel. Thinks
the whole world malicious joke. Is one
himself Would smoke another mans cigar
with much, complacency over the federal flag
trampled and the Union rent in thousand
fragments. When the wicked rule the ma
tion mourns." -aiz
! j. p. II Russ Curses his Maker Curses
| the Saviour that redeemed him. Curses the
government as plunderer and robber.-
Wants pay for his>@ negroes Would like
to have a war of races, with some safe place
to be in to watch it. Almost profane, foul
mouthed rebel Thinks every body as bad
as himself One of Mr.. Pell's favorites
/ J. C. Maroom.-Av very little rebel. Little,
but loud. Hates the yankees and niggers. y
Got no better sense. Wants his rights.
Fought for them as Quartermaster Sergeant
| in the shade at Camp Holmes wouldn't
take $4,000 for his experience as a soldier .
Commonly known as " bob-tail.n = +
J. H. Kirkham. .-Oh, Jacob
| Theo Il. HiU. U.---a Hesper, and other po-
ems"t Good friend to Mr.. Pell. Told him
be could not go for him for Governor, but
would for Sheriff Mr.. Pell replied he would
have no pleasure in being Sheriff since
whipping has been abolished. Bent on
Governor. 8 Hesper" to be Poet Laureate
and Private Secretary. i sa',is
/ W H. Jones.-Sudden call. No time to
think, or hear from Gov. Graham. Signed
at a venture. Devoted to the lost cause
and the /. National Intelligencer." Thinks
there will be no proper or agreeable hereaf