The weekly North-Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 186?-1869, 1868-09-09

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mons, and compelled two years military oc-
cupation of the South, and which now pro-
poses second time to tear down the Union,
the Constitution and the laws
To put these projects into execution, the
following rebel generals have held meeting
in Tennessee, ostensibly for the, purpose Of
,,sacs making in reality, to organize for war
in secret conclaves. The following are the
rebel warriors: Generals Forrest. Pillow,
jackson, Wright, Hume, Campbell, Bell,
Stewart, Chcatlam, Bates, johnson, Nancy,
Lucius Polk, Brown, Gordon, Qaarles Smith,
Palmer, Dibbrell and McGown. tlfw
The Huntsville Democrat Alabama closes
a long appeal to its fellow Rebels not to as
sociate with or speak to white Republi-
can as follows: .a,,,-s..g ....,., .,.f
"Neither our foes, nor we, are playing
apantomime. We are enacting solemn, en-
during history, pregnant with veal or woe
to ourselves, our families, our country and
our race. Shall wc-can We in justice to
ourselves, our families, our receive on
terms of intimacy with the white renegades,
who are working out our ruin2 Can We tip
the sly wink, utter the jovial jest, touch the
social glass, break bread with them, give
them the right hand of fellowship
The Mobile Register exhorts its deciples
to deal with the White Republicans after
this fashion, .+.s .
. They are dogs, and should be treated as
dogs-dogs only tolerated now because the
power of the sword is in the hands Of our
enemies in Congress, but will not be tolera-
ted one hour after the people recover the
liberty to do justice upon their oppressors.
It is tho duty of every Southern man to cut
these vermin. Excommunicate them spew
item out as outcasts and social pariahs,
with whom it is disgracetul to hold social
intercourse. biaeW Y9H. .Jrim ai l. - r
Great God! And do Republicans talk of
The same internal sheet proposes the fol-
lowing plan tor carrying Alabama for Sey-
mour and Blair: r,.., e5.n i..tr If..n.
He who hesitates to turn the edge of that
sword against the tyrants who place it there,
does not feel in his soul the ranking poison
of oppression. His skin is thinner than his
heart is hot and Kissing under wrong. The
colorcd men are ripe tor joining their white
fellow citizens of the South to execute ven
geancc upon the villains who have used
and abused them for their own vile purpos-
es. By a persevcring and judicious appli-
cation of effort, fifty thousand. colorel men
may be enrolled in Democratic clubs in three
months. ana join the white people of the
South in banisliing from their places of ILL :
gotten power and from the soil they have
polluted, the thieves and incendiaries who
have come here to steal Office and make dis
cord between the white and c0lored people.
Denounce the Loyal League upon every oc-
casion; organize a Ku Klux Khan wherever
they organize a League. Is ~ . 10 +a1,
/ The Charleston Mercury counsels conceal,
ment of their revolutionary plans in the fol-
lowing language .isolq s1songio5 i.I-5
"Privatc advices from our most strenuous
trends at the North request that we should
protest against the imprudent expressions
that have escaped some Southern speakers
since the adjournment of the National Dem
ocratic Convention" s.5 10 gtg 9ta, ~
But hell boils too hot in this South Caro-
lima soul to be suppressed. The same jour
nal gives the following notice that the rebels
of that State will neither obey the laws or
recognize the debts of the present govern
ment: -.-- ,t=t.
ave can scarcely believe that any man
will be so foolhardy as to loan his money to
xsol, l,,oL <z, IL
bayonct, and may not last over three months,
and which those who established it havede-
clared it to be unconstitutional. Notorious
ly, by the law of all civilized nations, it+yi-
tiates all contracts; and greater fraud than
the carpet-bag Government, now affecting
Legitimacy. in Columbia, never raised its
br,zen front for the persecution of any pco-
pie. When dominating in the negro, con-
-yention in this city, it had Gen. Candy, with
: despotic power, backed by the army Of the
United States, to support its exactions. But
Gen. Candy goes to Washington. Military
power no longer prevails in South Carolina.
OF course, from the very nature of things,
the white race will not be held responsible
for the actings and doing of the negroes
! They will redeem no debts they may incur;
} they will pay no taxes they may lay they
will recognize the validity of no laws they
may pass sos .nq5tl,J3 .sn@ss
SPY the election of the Democratic ticket
only could the noblest men who ever lived
the gallant sons of the South-gain what
they had fought for without the sacrifice of
single principle" Sloyback, 81. Jo-
seph. sf9I .h5...iltul zigls.a- ne -ela
g Agree among yourselves, and act firmly
on this agreement, that you will not employ
any one who votes the Radical ticket
Wade Hampton. i1i' r. 1-.'. %. ga
On the issue of the contest before them
depended their allsl, Before the war the
Southern people, believed in State rights,
they fought and spilled their blood for State
rights. Unfortunately for them, and perhaps
for the whole country, the result of the war
was permanent extinguishment of State
rights, unless, under Gods providence, the
Democratic party, under the leadership of
Seymour and Blair, re- establish the time
honored principles. Judge Jones, Mobile
RatifcatiOn.s sedGriHtH sd l!i; .u.iz &c si
Mississippi must vote and the Democracy
will see to it being counted. Texas and
Virginia cannot 80, through with the forms
Of the Radical programme in time to be adj
n,itted before the election, as Congress will
adjourn beforehand. But they must vote.
Mobile Adyertiser.
The great Democratic party will rise in
its might and majesty, and spulverize and
purge the Congress, just as Cromwell purgcd
the long Parliament. The signs Of the times
are pregnant with resistance to Radical ty-
ranny, and the dagger of Britus MAY aid in
accomplishing our redemption from Radical
rule, ruin and usurpation. Mobile Tribune.
We know there are many Democrats at the