The weekly North-Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 186?-1869, 1868-02-05
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ooi'seq ueiices Wneii M ne came 70 the decislon
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we learn ''iat the committee on THIS SUD-
Ject raseo flt py 'ie convention I'VE mas transmit
atte'i' Nii' Da't'e reply 70 1ch. oahpy lor ms
eoi'siaera'io'i. Ii is not ior US 10 anticipate
What den. Oanpy VIII Go. But II would DE
hard, with some. three hundred thousand
dollars in the state Treasury, to expect the
members OF the Convention to pay their
own expenses, or to have them levy a tax
for that purpose out of the, people. The
tax is no doubt what the partizans of Gov.
Graham desire Ihey THINK tax imposed
on the people at thls time wouid render the
Convention unpopular, and thus ald IN de-
tion. a -s 1as r.
The Sentinel says " No State in the Union
has more eminent citizen, nor can any
boast of more devoted friend of constitu-
tional liberty, than W. A. Graham" And be-
cause we remarked IN former issue, that
Gov. Graham commenced In 1862 to mar the
| prospects OF the Union party OF tins State,
the Sentinel says we have lndulged IN low
abuse OF him. H" ra
ourfeaders VIII bear witness that we have
not lndulged IN either high or low abuse OF
GOV. Graham. lie Is SIMPLY pubhc man.
nhe 'N''ns o'"ers' anu we h''se SPOKEN u
nun as Su'" we shail continue 70 90 so
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n"' ''e i''e".iiea Himself 'i''rous"iy wi'n
va" a".' any, AVS .nu ~ Son'ni,'e'' n''',sei -
u'li 'S'l 'e"! W the ioi'uiss "a Inc o'iieo'--
,a'o o'''e'' we oou''. no' ~ WIN nun
"" kept ti'e Union pieoge, soiielhhiy i'l mao'e
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tnis oi'y M Aool. eov' oraiiam enose y .
.aNe .'inefeh' Hirec'io'i. i Ne put ms 'ius'
Ill hir' DaVis' he hioue'l' lie "ouio nlos ''eso-
tiate ana MI 'a'f DAVIS as he Knows aeceiVea
nin, ana iufeq INN on 10 the iehd' 3 GOV
eraham defeated the peace movement IN
THIS State IN 1854 Tins tact is well known.
But IN 1850, when Gen, Sherman an -lna had got
within twelve miles OF Raleigh, COY, era
man, stiil not despalring' but only despondl
ing waited on hiin as a commissioner from
GOV. vance, to negotiate Tor terms, and es-
pecially Tor the recognition and continuance
OF the rebel State government. vi course