Year: 1860

SATURDAY MORNlNO, JAN - 1Coo'


objects Of shc Sectional Parsy-Dufy of


.h. ssroD;e of the south and 81 COnserya-


sivc RgcIa Everywhere.


In Yesterdays issue we spoke of the Black Re-
oublican elias Abolition party as the strongest
marty in the Congress of the United States. All
chat is necessary therefore give it entire control
uf the government is to elect an Abolition Presl-
,Icnt next November, Congress being already
thoroughly abolitionized This sectional party
has but two objects, viz: the extinction OF siaVc-
" and to punder the government. 1hts is known
to all rational men, North and South. it Is one
idea party-the overthrow of the institution OF
slavery and the spoils of the government. No
one can be insane enough to suppose for mo-
1nent that if Seward be elected any but Black
Republicans weuld be appointed to federal Offices
Who in North Carolina save men of the Worth,
HaIper and Hedrick school-a few of whom we are
sorry to say " have-would hold Office under him!
If Seward be elected and the government becomes
thoroughly aboltionized, it most assuredly
Will. and South Carolina and Virginia should de
tern.ine to 90 out of the Union, what will North
Carolina do! We can answer-she will be COM
peed to follow. And while we pray Heaven to
avert the necessity for such Il step we feel that



our people to arm and prepare for the worst


What is the duty of national men everywhere
in view Of tho probability of the success of this
sectional party! We say let there be no third
party. if so the South and the Union is gone. Let
the people of the South, as enc man, unite with
the small squad in the North who have not been
swallowed up by this Black Republican tornado,
and bring forward ticket whose banner let
there be inscribed States Rights, the Censtitu-
ton and the Union Give us no more-no less.
Neither add to nor take from but &c to the peo-
pie Of the country upon this single issue, and we
yet believe that common sense, common justice
and common love of country Will triumph over
sectionaIism and treason. If not, then let the
South consider what is best next to be done.
That our motives and our devotion to a common
government may not be questioned, we appeal to
our Southern brethren and to loyal patriots eve
rywherc to let by-gones be by-gones, as far as
party policy is concerned We care not whether
the candidates brought forward by the united
conservatism Of the country to oppose this Sec
tional party be old line democrats old line
wings, will support them with ou1 suffrage
and whatever Of influence VIC may be able to
Wield. Only give us national men who are states
men. BY thoroughly uniting all the elements
that arc opposed to the abominable and treasona-
bic tenets of the Black Republican creed we can
succeed and save the country from anarchy and
ruin but if three regular tickets enter the contest
we most conscientiously believe that the Black
Republicans viii triumph We beseech the peo-
pie Of North Carolina. then, and the people of the
South, to let us hear no more of Wings, Demo-
Gratis, Opposition and Amercans-we are all sound
on States Rights, all love the Union and revere
the Constitution, and so in the name of patriot
ism and by tho memory of the heroic deeds Of our
Revolutionary sires let US preserve the one and
save the other. United stand, but divided
we may be trampled under foot by treason and
bloodShel.