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The weekly North-Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 186?-1869, 1867-08-21
For the Standard.

For the Standard.
MEssRs. EDITORS The old maxim,
Tin union there is strength" is one which
should be strongly and indelibly imp essed
upon the minds of the people of this, and
all other Southern States lately in rebellion.
The position in which they stand to-day is
one of probation, almost entirely obliterated,
their life almost extinct, stabbed to the
heart by the ruthless hand of rebels, bleeding
in every pore-the institutions, government,
courts and law, piled up on one shapeless
mass of disorder and chaos; they present
to the world one of the saddest pictures of a
just retribution ever known in its history
We will not endeavor to discuss to whom all
this is due Sensible men, and those of un-
biased judgment too, know well who are re-
sponsiblefor theordinance ofsecession, andto
what party both North and South, we must
attribute the blacklist pages of history, to
whom will be charged the numbering of our
sons and the terrible results of rebellion. It
will need no argument of ours when the case
comes up for trial before the great tribunal
to convict them. The weeping and wailing
of a million mothers, widows and orphans
will be sufficiently eloquent. Wewould en-
deavor through the pages of your excellent
paper, to impress upon the minds of your
readers, and all the Republican party, the
necessity of the most perfect harmony and
unity of action; this is intended to apply as
much, if not more, to the citizen voters in
this vicinity as in any other part of the
State, knowing that here the first seeds of
discord were sown. s. AZ
On the fourth of September next, we ex-
pect to attend the State Convention at Ra-
leigh. We do not see the necessity tor the
Convention, yet as it was called to make
peace in our political family, SO let us set
the example oiforgetting personal ambitions.
We will work with the most Jealous firm
ness to save our State. and bless its people
with free and liberal institutions. Let North
Carolina demonstrate to the people of the
world that she is free, and that she intends
to build her foundation upon the solid rock
of manhood To do this we must bring into
the coming Convention "unity of spirit and
strength of heart Now is the opportuni-
ty for every citizen, both white and colored,
given him by his Creator, given to exercise
with justice that fundamental principle of
religious law that the guilty must suffer the
penalty which the law prescribes. appeal
to all to act with unity and true Christian
forbearance / would not yield in order to
please any faction of disconnected spirits,
one jot or one little of the great principles Of
Republicanism. We must build a platform
of rails split by the hand that ,penned- the
emancipation proclamation, and let it stand
a monument inscribed, T" to the memory of
rebel folly" On this platform we will cor
daily invite and welcome all to join u.s. and
those who do not come promptly forward
we will cast to the swine. This will give us
unity, and in union there is strength. /.
Yours truly, - eMARKIM"
Wilmington, N. c., Aug. 10, 1867.
The weekly North-Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 186?-1869, 1867-08-21
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IS &. Fo, ,,a.
nHPplllcAN MEETING AZ Cysp ~ .sSsnd,a
Q0UNTY. SIN
On ~ It day OF k,,onst ,oo.
licsn neekipg was held If tic ca auOn Rem
County. n e"ie, In St,,
On motlon Jno. 7. Duke was o.n
Chair and ": 81 b. reene roo ealed to
as Secretary a large numler i ~ to
were present 4 ~ Doth n
The following co [m;ttea
to draft rssqldfI6ns: b. Fl F. K Kss 1appoa
Lee, Z. d. Lea ]. p. Duke G''s'i,
Joshua Eut]6on. Henry Solo, ne"is Snl
whites, and Ben. Davis. Isaac 81 =.
Cobb. colorcd. Mr.L. @. Morto n"olnet
introduceA, who addressed the nao was
bour, dealing heavy blows to th p'uple iN
exhorting the people to min ~ eeels
Republican party. He said ths AN, Of
war preferred sul,iugation ~ "avocats
tion-they preferred the govarn,, iecohstu
land and Ffancc nther than .hea Of q
fathers. Such men would waa a' o.
blood to establish a throne IVY .arcs
He exhorted the colored no.,
with the Republican party. i h p"s
plished everything for them Il rss. aceop
them to return good for evil Aa a.,d up
educate your children, and he css s s,ikene
no wrong TO any man. 'iul TOD
JIM. Wiikerson was then ca,,.,.
spoke for only a few minutes ~ 10y,
the colored people, who were Renut Ualled
raise their hands, when every an s'',can
did SO. M ' p'eel
The committee then reported II. 9,
ing resolutions: .aSsn ' 'Olal
b Reso1ped, That we endorse the Ro,.,,
platform adopted by the Convent!p"uuO lle =
met in Raleigh, on the 9th Of Ma,as
and pledge ourselves to do all in ons
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s'ff 1a For the StandatI
REPUBLICAN, MEETING In ALEXANDER

kEPUBhlCAN MEETING In ALEXANDRIA
MEssRs. EDIToRs:-The Union men
freedmen held a meeting on SATURDAY.
9th OF July, at Concord Church, in A,y
ander County.
The acts of Congless were read, that
people might be better prepared to cast
intelligent vote.
The meeting was then addressed by n
Stirewalt, Esq, and T. A. Campbell, 4
the following resolutions were adopted F
Resolred, That it is the duty of the Z,
men to agitate the question of reconN
ton upon a loyal basis, and we recomu
that meetings be held in different pant
the County for that purpose.
Resolped, That the situation of affairs
mand immediate action on the part Of e
Unionist to restore the State to its fon
position in tine American Union.
Rssoloed, That we cheerfully concur inf
reconstruction programme of Congress WI
after trying the effects of gentle means ]
failed, have had to resort to a more seV|
method to reclaim the erring people Of |
South.
Resoloed, That we commend the cold
people of our section for their forbear|
and general good conduct; for the sobri|
industry and cheerfulness with which q
have horne the trying situation they u
placed under during and since the war
Resol0ed, That deliberate and wilfultl
The weekly North-Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 186?-1869, 1867-08-21
JOSEPH HARE, Sec'y.

THE RoDMAN Gun The Atlantic cable
make some queer plumbers, or rather the Par
is correspondent. Our patriotism was quick
ened a few days ago by the announcement
that the Rodman gun had proved signal
success and was ready to demolish all the
targets which the Britishers might set up
We were all elated over the wonderful pro-
gress of American inventors. But the bird
OF freedom has need to droop his feathers
The Infamous Rodman, which was to
blow John Bull out of the water and knock
into smithereens any of his plated defences,
has been it is said, proved inferior to the En-
glish 9-inch even. Is it not about time that
this business of gun experimenting should be
thrown open to the whole circle of our in
ventors, instead OF being SO much confined,
as it has been, to favored few
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1outs Respectfully,
.Gollsboro, n. O., Aug. "A, 1857

A NEW Hoe DIsEAsE.-A disease !,
broken out among the hogs of South
souri,, whichis killing off nearly oil attse =,
by it. At first the disease was suppose.
be bog cholera, but close observation sp y
that the symptoms and actions arc X
different from that disease. The anllna J,
much the appearance Of having wNs ',
known among farmers as the 'bllnu ~ 4
gers.n As long as warmth and CIRQUE, '.
is kept up, the animal shows no sls -,
disease, but as soon as quiet ard lna ~,
the suffering appears intense. In n,a "'st
stances the eyeballs are turned COMP
around and frequently burst.
The weekly North-Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 186?-1869, 1867-08-21

f.sttsss14 .sl.I =. NEW ORLEANS, n'7
Sheridan's anticipated election 0l dsr;
issued yesterday. 1t provides TWO u''
the election, Sept. 81 and %. ,o,sd|
The Convention is to be COMP = n
lninety-eight members. The boaras u. ;@9
tration are ordered to revise the fo OH y
diately. The registration will 'a %es u
fourteen days before the election. ia /. 4
Der Of Representatives in each ParlsH
signated. o.,,etatj|
any of the voting precincts on !, 'ne nuuij|
the election, the offenders Will DC +. Iu "a
in the severest manner and the elec','' I'd
in such precincts will be held S. "ss. TOD
under the protection Of United o'''
The weekly North-Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 186?-1869, 1867-08-21

kEfUBLACAN MEEIINGr IN HOLA COUNIls
At the regular meeting of the Green's
Creek Council, g. l.. A. held on Saturday
the Sd day Of August, 1857, the following
resolutions were unanimously adopted:
ResolUed, That we are heartily tired of
rebel rule, and that we look forward with
high anticipation to the time when General
Sickles shall have removed the present rebel
officeholders and filled the vacancies with
true loyal men. 81 E
ResolUsd That we are uncompromisingly
attached to the government of the United
States and to the Union of the States
thereof. ISL
Reseloed, That conscious and deliberate
treason should neither be .honored nor re-
waried, but made odious.
Resolved, That those who in 1860-'61 in
volved the nation in an unholy and unjust
war should be branded as the enemies Of
mankind, and as being capable of commit
ting any crime necessary to crafty their
ambition or satisfy their lust for power.
Resoloed, That we are sorry to see that
certain thsologasters are trying to inaugurate
politics into their church government SO as
to interfere with the fellowship between
members of the church,
ResoJced, That we cheerfully accept the
terms of reconstruction as laid down in the
bill passed by the 40th Congress, known as
the Sherman and Shellabarger reconstruc-
ton bill and in order to carry out the in
tentions of said bill, we will do all in our
power to have State Convention called in
North Carolina. IL 80
Resolced, That we believe every member
of this League ought to subscribe for the
North Carolina Standard
Rssoloed, That copy of these resolutions
be forwarded to the North Carolina STANDARD,
with the request that they he published
MILES PADGETT, Chm.
]. ]. SIXTH, Sedy.
The weekly North-Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 186?-1869, 1867-08-21

The CINCINNATI Wine-Growers Asso-
citation have universally favorable re-
ports of the grape crop. The official
report says the prospect is that the
yield of grapes this season will be un-
precedented by any year since 1850
Such is the report all over the country.
In most localities the fruit hangs in
heavy and perfect clusters -,
The weekly North-Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 186?-1869, 1867-08-21

MoTHER.-Young man Thy mother is
thy best earthly friend The world NAV
forget thee, thy mother never, the world NAV
wilfully do thee many wrongs-thy mother
never; the world may persecute thee while
living, and when dead plant the ivy and the
nightshade Of SANDER upon thy grassless
grave, bus thy mother will love and cherish
thee while living, and, if she survive thee.
will weep for thee when dead, such tears as
none but mother knows how to weep. Love
thy motherl
The weekly North-Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 186?-1869, 1867-08-21

The EMPRESS CARLoTTA.-The Queen of
tho Belgians, despite predictions to the
contrary, had no difficulty in persuading
the ex-Queen of Mexico to leave Miramar.
The unfortunate Carlotta, who supported the
fatigue of the long journey extremely well,
is now at the Chateau of Tervueren, within
half hours drive of Brussels, Her brother,
King Leopold, went to meet his wife and
her at the station. DR.. Bulkens, the emf
nent Belgian physician in all cases of in
sanity, who has had extraordinary success
in his profession, expects to cure her. His
opinion is that subtle poison was given to
her in Mexico, and that the Vienna doctors
have been treating her wrong.
The weekly North-Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 186?-1869, 1867-08-21

A post mortem examination shovsu y
the death of the late D. E. Galua
Toledo, was occasioned by a cancer -
liver.
The weekly North-Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 186?-1869, 1867-08-21

A CONSULTATIONS AT THE CORNERS FOLLOW
ED BY ADREAM, IN WHICH GEN. GRANT AND
OTHER INDIVIDUALS ARE MIXED, WITH NO
REGARD WHATEVER FOR TIME, PLACE OR
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