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Showing posts with label Jonathan Worth. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Jonathan Worth. Show all posts
Saturday, December 26, 2020

Jonathan Worth to Joseph Ulley, May 28, 1861

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ASHEBORO, May 28, ’61 *          *          *          *          *          *          * I think there is no reliable date on which to ba...

Jonathan Worth to Samuel H. Walkup,* May 28, 1861

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*          *          *           *           *          *           * [P. S.]—We have 5 incipient companies of volunteers, some nearly fu...

Jonathan Worth to Henry B. Elliott, May 30, 1861

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ASHEBORO, May 30th, 1861.   *           *           *           *           *           *           * We are in the midst of war and rev...

Jonathan Worth to Alfred G. Foster and William J. Long,* June 3, 1861

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ASHEBORO, June 3, '61.  I have long entertained the opinion that the best interests of the State required that the convention resume the...

Jonathan Worth to Captain Robert Gray, June 5, 1861

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ASHEBORO, June 5th, 1861. I learn from various sources to-day that an impression has been made, or has been attempted to be made on you, tha...

Jonathan Worth to David Gaston Worth, Juley 13, 1861

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ASHEBORO, July 13th, 1861. Lincoln's commentary on the omission, in some of our declarations of independence of the passages in the ol...

Jonathan Worth to Alfred G. Foster, July 31, 1861

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ASHEBORO , July 31, '61. I know not your views in relation to the re-election of the superior Court. my nephew as Clk. of the Supr. Co...
Friday, December 25, 2020

Jonathan Worth to E. J. Hale and Sons, August 1, 1861

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ASHEBORO, Aug. 1st, 1861. The whole nation seems now to be heartily bowing its neck; in the North to Abolition, and in the South to Democrac...

Jonathan Worth to Barsillai Gardner Worth, September 30, 1861

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ASHEBO RO , Sept. 30th, 1861. *          *          *          *          *          *          * I found no small part of the district cand...
Thursday, December 24, 2020

Jonathan Worth to Colonel William K. Lane, October 12, 1861

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ASHEBORO , Oct. 12th, 1861. The Sheriff of this County has just been informed by my friend I. H. Foust that under instructions from Richmo...
Wednesday, November 18, 2020

Jonathan Worth to T. C. and B. G. Worth, May 13, 1861

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ASHEBORO, May 13, 1861 . There are few men in so unhappy a frame of mind as myself. If I could believe there was a prominent man in the nati...

Jonathan Worth to Springs, Oak & Co., May 13, 1861

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ASHEBORO, May 13th, 1861 . I have just returned from Raleigh. The State regards the impending war as a sectional one and all seemed determin...

Jonathan Worth to D. G. Worth, May 15, 1861

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ASHEBORO, May 15, 1861 . I have been forced by surrounding facts to take sides, or rather front, with my section. I regard a prudent peace, ...

Jonathan Worth to Dr. C. W. Woolen, May 17, 1861

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ASHEBORO, May 17th, 1861. I have made special inquiry into the cost question against you and the other securities of Daniel Worth—having f...
Tuesday, November 17, 2020

Jonathan Worth to Gaius Winningham, May 20, 1861

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ASHEBORO , May 20, '61. Knowing that you are an ardent personal and political friend and that you cannot hear well, and that you are c...

Jonathan Worth to John B. Troy, May 21, 1861

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ASHEBORO, May 21, 1861 .  Abolitionism and Democracy, aided and instigated by the Devil, have forced everybody under the one or the other of...

Jonathan Worth to Johnson and Farnsworth, May 22, 1861

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ASHEBORO, May 22nd, 1861 . This State is now a perfect unit as the North seems to be. No man desired or worked harder than myself to prese...
Sunday, October 25, 2020

Jonathan Worth to Reverend James McNeill, March 16, 1861

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Asheboro, March 16th, 1861. You will please discontinue sending me the Presbyterian. Great as is my personal regard for you, I can not regar...

Jonathan Worth to the People of Randolph County, North Carolina, May 1861

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  RALEigh , May, 1861. You know how earnestly I have labored to preserve the Union. I still regard it as the “paladium of our liberty.” I ...

Thomas Macon to Jonathan Worth, May 6, 1861

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May 6th, 1861. Having had an acquaintance with your father and formed an attachment to him for the noble and generous principles held by him...