The weekly North-Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 186?-1869, 1868-09-16

Of war:
THERE is BUT ONE WAY TO RE-
4 STORE THE GOVERNMENT, AND
That is FOR THE PRESIDENT TO
DECLARE THESE ACTS NULL AND
VOID, COMPEL THE ARMY TO OVER
i THROW THE STATE GOVERNMENTS,
4 ABOLISH NEGRO SUFFRAGE, AND
ELECT SENATORS AND REPRESENT
/ ,TTvES BY WHITE VOTES ALONE"
Colored men Slavery or serfdom is be-
FIRE YOU if you vote for Seymour and Blair.
EEEp 1T BEFORE THE PEOPLE!
That the Republican Party is in
favor of internal improvements, and
that the Rebel Secession Democracy is
not.
That the Republican Party pledged
/ itselfto complete the Grear Western
4 Extension to Ashville, the Paint Rock
/ and Duck Town in the September State
| Convention, 1867.
That it has been faithful to its pledge,
and that the Republicans, in the last
legislature, appropriated the money
for the purpose of builing this road.
That the rebel secession Democracy
have bitterly opposed, assailed, de-
nOunced and abused the Republicans
for making this appropriation to devel-
op and enrich that vast and beautiful
region lying west of the Blue Ridge.
That the Rebel Wade Hampton, from
South Carolina, made a speech at
Franklin, Macon county, North Caro-
lima, and the rebels did not permit the
Hon. John Pool to reply to him.
That Wade Hampton is a South Car
olina slave aristoerat of the deepest aye.
That his intimate friends were JEFF.
Davis, Thompson, Forrest, Yancey and
Floyd.
That he has come to North Carolina
to preach up ANOTHER WAR.
That he had the poor non slavehold-
ing white men of Central and Western
North Carolina ccnscripted and forced
to the front to be shot down TO SAVE
HIS OWN SLAVES.
That if he is listened to and needed,
he will bring worse ruin upon us than
he did in the first rebellion.
BEAR 1T IN MIND
Bear it in mind, that there is only one
day to vote in the coming Presidential
election
Bear it in mind, that the Rebel Sc
eession Democracy want Seymour and
Blair elected to have another war.
Bear it in mind, that the Rebel Sc
eession Democracy have stopped their
lies about negro equality, and are them
selves organizing white Seymour and
Blair Clubs with colored Presidents and
Vice Presidents.
Bear it in mind, that the Rebel ora
tors aud presses, who have abused and
misrepresented you so long, are still
doing the same thing, and that they are
utterly unworthy of confidence or be-
lief.
Bear it in mind, that they want to
turn loyal men out of office by force of
arms and put rebels in Office.
Bear it i'll mind, that it will be an
awful day when this is attempted.
Bear it in mind, that Seymour en-
outraged the hanging and burning Of
eolored men, women and children in
the New York riots,
Bear it in mind, that every eolored
man who votes for Seymour degrades
himself and is not worthy of his free
DOM
Bear it i'll mind, that Frank Blair
says he is tor war, and that Southern
rebels nominated him and are going to
vote for him. To prove this read his
i: and the rebel war speeches pub
'lshed In the weekly STANDARD.
Bear it in mind, that we lost nearly
dill by the last war, and that another
war would sweep everything. Remem
oef General Grant says, Let US have
peace"
Bear it i'll mind, that the rebel leaders
created the immense national debt, and
'naI we are paying our enormous taxes
'h account of the rebellion
Bear it in mind, that the secession
s atoel Democracy want pay for their
saves, and that if they succeed, your
lakes will be doubled. If you want
Blair. " " " anu
Dear it in mind, that the rebels want
t w. assume their war debt. This will
so ."'e The present enormous tax YOU
, 4ow pay. If you want to paw treble
J '"AeS vote for Seymour and Blair.
e dear it in mind, that if you want
. .o,o s vote Tor Grant; if you want war
." Tor Seymour and Blair, 4