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MI. stanberx,s Opinion.

The New York Herald, in an able article
on the subject. says:
s g We are to have deliberative piece of
legislation put forth from the Executive
Chamber-an order in ceunciln Ian impe-
rial decree or ukase multiplying absolutely Che
reconstruction laws passed at the last SEES
sion. of Congress, and declaring that the
Presidents policy still lives and is paramount
to all law. Well might the President have
believed his own declaration that Congress
had no legitimate power in the Government,
since we, see that in fact it has none, and
that it only wasted the words in which it
expressed the peoples viii. Attorney Gen
eral Stanbery used no idle expression in the
Supreme Court when he declared that his
sympathies were on "the other side.n Be-
tween the President and his lawyer and the
stultifed Cabinet that agreed to the Presi-
dents vetoes and now agrees to one more
veto, we see the defunct State-rights doc
trine again rising to trouble the nation with
its putrid presence Funrtionaries " deri-
wing their authority from the State govern
ments, /" they tell us, shall be safe and sacred.
No general shall touch them. They may do
what they please-they may be obstructive
and factious and impracticable. according to
the example set in Washington and if the
generals find it impossible to carry out
the laws with such civil officers fighting
them at every step, why, then, the generals
may resign! That is what the law of Con-
gress comes to. Rebel hatred of reconstruc-
ton will have lost all its ingenuity and ami.
mus if, under such rule and with the guild
ance of the makers of that rule, it does not
utterly kill every point Of the, law tbet the
North desires should be kept alive" 49,
The New York Times, recently quite con.
sentative, says: ~ IS II
sit is perfectly clear that the people want
things done, not argued, in the South. They
applaud Sheridan for having swept out Of
his path men who were hindering and OBJ
structing the work of reconstruction which
| he was sent there to carry out. Whether he
had the strict technical right to do ito not
makes little difference. They do not care to
inquire into that. Indeed, they are impa-
tient and uneasy when they find that made
| the main point in the case by the Govern
ment. This may not be encouraging to 10y
ers of constitution and laws-to those who
| believe the salvation of the country depends
upon rigid adherence to the letter of both
but it is unquestionably the temper of thu
people They believe that the rebel temper
still exists, and that it lies at the bottom o
every attempt to defeat, check, or even guido
the process of reconstruction by our militar,
commanders under the law OF Congress, ane
they interpret every thing that happens il
the light of this belief"
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Many lamentations are heard in rebel
quarters over the assumption mot the fact
that Radical RUE" is SO rigid and bloody
in Tennessee that many of the best people"
are leaving the State; and it is predicted
that if Gov. Brownlow should be reelected
general exodus of good people " from the
State will take place. atg82 -
There is no truth in these statements.
Tennessee is quiet, and is prospecting under
Republican rule. Money is abundant in the
State, and every interest astonishing. Ten
nessee has established an excellent system of
Common Schools. She is paying the inter-
est on her public debt; and she is reviving
her system of internal Improvements, and
knocking through one of her railroads at
the Western door of North Carolina. These
are facts which none can deny. 1.-THE tree
is known by its fruits" The fruit of this
Republican tree in Tennessee is good. Office
seekers who are not Republicans, and who
are, therefore, excluded from Office in Ten
nessee, are raising q pious howl over this
prosperity in that State, simply because they
are not fed and clothed from the public crib.
Let them howl, and let Tennessee prosper
under the benign influence Of Republican
principles. The defeat of Gov. Brownlow
would be great calamity to the people of
Tennessee. We trust he may be reelected
by majority SO large that be will get tired
counting it, and that other Southern States
may soon place themselves in q condition to
prosper as Tennessee is prospecting. ~
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NORTH ARoL1NA Observation-Disclosures
ton received at Washington from North Car
DINA announces thefact that proceedings will
soon be instituted to force the railroads of
this State, in which the State has an interest,
into bankruptcy, as they are insolvent, in re-
atty, and are only allowed to keep in run
ming order through the sufferance of their
creditOrs-Pr0Qress. 80
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II, shtr 81 AND 81 ~
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\ Truth, crsshe4, Win Rise.

= >~'~~y '-7'-- 800 $1,000 s
The New York 1ri5une and Washington
Caroasck, together with other influential
journals, are adyecating the rs-assembling
Of Congress. 8
= We call attention to one fact. The issue
is between the Military Commanders Of the
) Districts, and the rebel Provisional State
governments, the former being backed by
Congress and the Republican party, the
latter by the President and his faction. Had
Congress wiped ont these organizations,
6 when the Southern Unionists appealed to
them to do so last winter, which appeal is
still continued, there would have been NO
trouble now in Louisiana or elsewhere. We
trust that the error may be corrected in July
next Republican reconstruction is scarcely
5 possible when rebel State organizations are
tolerated by Congress itself, and premium
thus offeredto disloyality. Will Congress still
persist in handling treason with kid gloves
and sprinkling it with otto of roses when it
assemblies in Julya
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Errors Of Youth.

A GENTLEMAN who suffered for years from
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Chowan Meeting.

We invite special attention to the proceed
ings of the Great Republican Meeting in
Chowan County, published in the Standard
to-day. 9g a sill aif
The Republicans of Chowan are wide
awake and full Of energy. Their sixth Reso
luton is volume in itself 1t sounds like
the trumpet blast of new era., We should
be glad to see this noble, comprehensive Res
olution endorsed and adopted by every Re-
publican meeting in the State. 49,. Nv {
Let the Republicans in all parts of tho
State initiate the example of the Chowan
Republicans by forming Clubs, and spread
ing the U. L. A. and other 10 val organi-
cations.
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sa SPECIAL NOTICES.
PROOFS Of THE SUPERIOR QUALITY
t OF THE
AMERICAN WATCH
WALTHAM, MASS.

The American Watch Company, OF Waltham,
Mass, respectfully submit that their Watches
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following letter:
Pennsylvania RAILROAD COMPANY. .
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Gardener: The watches manufactured by you
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General Superintendent.
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Olles HsrtA-CarslIaa !. :. g,

- CoNfANY sHoPs, n. c., june l6(h -.
IL Of the Stockholders Of the NORTH 6SrSIina
Rail Road Comp my win be held n Tie toyp q
GreeDsboro' on THUasDAx, the llth dAy 8 July
next 5S.l3tA 30
Stockholders who cannot attend Ia psson M
please send their proxies. -. -
June 20. SsvH
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A meeting Of colored people has been
held at Thihodaux, La, to protest against
the prescription in the, military bill of so
many of the best white men in the South,
and also of Indians not taxed, }" whom they
declare to be the only true native Americans
Of this country.
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COMMISSIONERS OF WILSON Gen. Sickles
has appointed Mr., Thomas G. Davis Mayor,
and E. Rosenthal. Il. W. Peel, WIN. Gay,
Willie Daniel. and G. 1. Parker Commits
misioners of the town Of Wilson in this
State
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Z The New Orleans Times says that ex-Gov-
ernsr Wells takes his expulsion from Office
philosophically. An acquaintance inquired
how his contest with the military powers
had terminated. Mr.. Wells good humored-
ly replied: Badly, sir, badly. / held the
four aces, but Flanders had an Arkansas
hand-four jacks and bowie knive- and I
had to cave" t s9s!ssa
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The recent fall of rain in parts of the Uni
ted States has been excessive. At New York,
within the last ten days, according to re-
port furnished to the Board of Health of
that city, six inches depth OF water has fall
len, which is equivalent to 135,500 gallons
to every acre Of ground. -
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We agree with the writer of the following,
taken from the New Bern Republican

taken from the New Bern ttepu0tacGn -,
New BERN, N. c., June is.
MIR. EDITOR The effect of Attorney
General Stanbery's opinion, of the President
and Congress should accept it, would be to
establish for the South what they fought for
four years.. @ 80 l8
The sympathy of the Attorney General
with the States Rights, or to call things by
their right name. rebel element, is so appa-
rent in every paragraph, that no thinking
man could possibly accept it as having any
tendency whatever to lIring about either a
conservative course of action, or speedy
and just manner of reconstruction. There
fore men of conservative views must 60 into
the extreme radical party to hasten a restor-
alton of the South to her rights as an ele-
ment of the governing power:
3 81 45o5 = sFsaa CONSERVATIVE.
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U. L. A.

There will be grand Council of the
Union League of America, in Raleigh, on
the 4th day of July. Business Of much i'm
nortance will be considered Members of the
q. L. A. in good standing are earnestly urged
to be present. We must "preserve Liberty"
at all hazards.
June %, 1867. e.s .s I'd.
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Registration in this State.

We learn from Mr.. Brodie, who has just
returned from Charleston, that the Beard Of
Registration recently in session there, has
prepared Rules on the subject which will
soon be printed. 1iesf
There will be three Boards of three each
to the larger Counties; two Boards to the
Counties of medium size; and one Board to
each of several small Counties. A Board
VIII consist of two white men and one col
ored man. a4 nssssia1te9
The Boards Of Registers in the various
Counties will recommend to Gen. Sidlzles
suitable persons to act as Poh-holders erin-
spectors Of the elections.
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The last SentissJ says. :" it is understood
mat the doctrines advanced by Attorney
General stanbery are those held by the
ohlef Justice, and it isexpected that he Will
give them ava emphatic endorsement, if an
occasion should occur for him to do it Off
1ialiy." We undertake to say, from some
knowledge of the opinions of the Chief JUS
'lce' that the Sentinel has no authority Of
any Kind for the above statement.
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DIR. j. A. ClOptOn,
Nj Of Huntsville. Ala, ~

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Special attention given to Diseases peculiar TO
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All letters must contain three cent stamp.
Sept Is, 1885. T-twaw-ly.
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A military school has been started at Som
serset, Ohio, modelled after the West Point
Academy, having at present ninety students.
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The Sentinel says it has :" no confidence in
either Northern or Southern Copperheadism,
or Northern or Southern Radicalism." Then
the Sentinel stands alone. 1t has no politi-
cal associates or friends.
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eaz- Mr.. G. W, HoRNER is authorized to make
business contracts for the standard Office, and to
give receipts.
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NOW FOR REVOLUTION.

INV Wv 1tG VIZ AAS1S.
Don't be startled. The country's safe. Never
theless, Immediate, instantaneous revolution ID
impending. Don't aags ssa
81 BEAT THE DRUMS,
for this is silent revolution. It is now going on
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HI. O. A.

There will re Grand Council of the He
roes of America, at Lexington, Davidson
County, on the 4th day of July. Business
of much importance will be considered
Members in good standing are earnestly
urged TO be present. United, we stand;
divided, we fall" ,5..s
June 25. 1867. I'd.
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CR1sPER COMA.

oh ! she was beautiful and fair,
With starry eyes, and radiant hair
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handed assemblage of conspirators against public
rights, public morals, public safety, public in
terests, and public deceney, now {er bit recent
ly) organized in the good city Of Warrington
sectional and seditious assemblage, which shall
be everywhere stignaatized and detested, in all
future time, as the Black Congress, Without an
open and complete announcement of all past
errors cenjoiped with full and solemn promise
of better behavior hereafter, few members Of the
Black Congress, whether Senators or Representa-
tiyes should eyer again be elevated to any Office,
whether yatioual or municipal, or of any other
grade or nature whatever, within the gift of the
American people. The why's end the wherefores
OF this just aud necessary structure on the Black
Congress, together with numerous other weighty
and relevant considerations, shall he brought for
ward and adequately explained in due time"
From pages rs, 70 and 50, We copy the
following: sYi8 ass e
,"Why is Massachusetts greater State than
South Carolina? Because, while Massachusetts
y inhabited chiefly BY industrious and enterpri-
sing white people, South Carolina is burdened
by q large and lazy eommonalty of mean-spirited
and good-for-nothng blacks. Why is New York
greater State than Virginia? Because, while
New York is white with Angle,Saxons and
negroes and Guinea niggers. Why is Pcnnsyl-
vania greater State than North Carolina? Be-
cause while Pennsylvania is blessed with pop
plation of heaven,desceDded and heauen-destined
Gaucasians, North Carolina is cursed with ten
antry efhell matched and hell-doomed Ethiorians.
How may Kentucky become as great State as
Ohio? BY waiting until Nature shall have shown
all the Kentucky Quashees and Dinahs the way
into the Mammoths Gave. or into some other vast
subterranean cavity, or into the xhirlpools of
the Mississippi, or into the labyrinthfan wilder
ness Of some foreign country, and then by being
very particular not to show any of them the way
out again, and by filling their places with race
OF mankind,-a white ce,--ftte live longer
upon the earth. ~
Great States are made up only Of white men,
white women and white children; and nations
generally are powerful and important only in
proportion to their freedom from admixture with
swarth complexioned bipeds Would we of the
South, in emulation of the bright and noble ex-
amples set us by our White Republican brothers
of the North, foster the develepment of great
commonwealths, great cities, and great enter
prisesf To white emigrants, then, from every
part OF the known world. but more especially
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There cometh glad tidings Of joy at all,
To young and to old, to great and to small;
The beauty which once was SO precious and rre,
Is free4or all, and all may be fair. n
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The aTeeklv Staudard.

CELEBRITY AND UNION, NOW AND FOREVER, ONE ANI
NsEpARABLE." -DanIel Webster. ,.s