THE STANDARD

RALEIGH, " C.
Wednesday. February d, 1888.
THE PEOPLE against THE BANK.
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DE- We request the attention of our readers tc
a communication in another column, from the
Washington Chronicle. Our correspondent requests
the Editor Of the Western Carolinian to insert it.
We make no request of any editor; but should sup
pose that press in North Carolina, or indeed in
the Southern States, would wish to withhold the
alarming information disclosed in the Communica-
ton, from the People of the South.


Aperson well acquainted with the subject, writes
US from Washington City, that {" the progress Of
the abolition question is such to create the ut
most ALARM" Go on "whigs'' of the South
play little longer into the hands of northern fede-
ralists and abolitonists, and the game will be up.