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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1846-06-05

Immediately on the receipt in Washing
ton City, If the intelligence of the glo-
Tious victories of the 9th and 9th, Mr.. Polk
sent communication to Congress recon-
mending the promotion of The gallant Taylor
from the grade of Brevet Brigadier General,
to that of B:cvet Major General. This recon-
mendAtion Of the President was Immediately
acted upon, so that Gen. Taylor is now Major
General by Breve:. This is doing the thing
in the right split. We have heard it said
that Gen. Taylor is a Wing. We do moi
know, nor do we care, whether he is or no
and we will venture to say that Mr.. Polk, ir
making the Recommendation, never for one
moment thought of Gen. Taylor's politics.
The brave and chIvalrous defender of his coun
try, whatever his political creed may be, is
entitled to:our heartfelt gratitude, and we cor.
daily rejoice in This tangible ana appropriate
mark of distinction wbich:llas- been conferred
on the hero of Alto Pafo and Pedarca.
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On the first of January Of the present year,
the United States Navy was composed 0fthe
following vessels ofwar:
In Comnission-Pennsylv ania, 40 guns !;
Columbus, IA; Ohio, IA; North Carolina:
IA; Congress, "a; Cumberland. Al: Savan-
nah. Al; Raritan, A, United States, ID Sa-
ratoga, 20; John Adams, 30 Vlncennes' 2o'
Warren, 90 Falmouth. %; Cyane, 20; LIE
want, 20 /; Portsmouth, 20; Plymouth, 20; =.
Mary's, 90; jamestown, 20; Ontario, ~ ;
Y orktown, I6; Marion, 16; Boxer. 10; Dol
phin, 10; Porpoise, 10; SomeFs, 10; Balm
bridge, 10; Truxton,l 10; Shark, 10; Lawrence
10; Experiment, 10; Wave; Phenlx; Relief
6; Erie, s Southampton Mississippi. 10
(steamer;) Princeton, .. (steamer;) Michigan
! 1, (steameI.2 --
In Ordinary--Franklin, IA; Delaware "a;
Independence, 81; Brandywine, "a; Constei-
lation, SO; Macedonian, 36; Boston, 90; Fair
field, 20; Vandala, 30; St. Louis, 20; Deca-
tar, 20; Preble, 20 /; Dale. l6; Perry 10
Lexington, s; Flirt, -; On-ka-hy-e, -;
Fulton, 4, (steamer;) Union. 4, (steamer.)
On the Stocks-Alabama, IA; Vermont, ~
Virginia, "a, New ork, "a; New Orleans
"a; Santee, A; Sabine, Al; St. Lawrence, "A;
Albany, 90; Germantown, 90; Allegheny, =
(steamer.
Steam Senders: Gen. Taylor, Water Witch
and Engineer.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1846-06-05

Balloon Asccnsion-Mr. Wise, the Aeronaut,
is now in Wilmington, and proposes to make an
ascension from this place. provided the citizens
viii make up sufficient sum to warrant him IN
mourning the necessary outlay of time and money.
number OF names subscribed to it, promising to
pay the sums which they put down, provided the
ascension takes place. We trust the necessary
sum may be made up, as ~e have no doubt the
sight would be novel and interesting one to most
of our citizens. A trile from every one would
soon make up the amount.
P. S.-The ascension will take place on to-
morrow evening, at holf past six a'clock.
f. See advertisement.
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Temperance Paper.

We publish, at the request of several friends,
in this weeks journal, the prospectus of the
Philanthropist, a new Temperance paper,
which the friends of that cause propose estab-
fishing IN Wilmington. The sheet will be
issued monthly, at the small cost of one dollar
a year, and, no doubt, will do great deal of
good in its way. Wewish it all sorts Of sue
cess, and hope that it may realize the wishes
of its projectors.
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For tbs Journal.
MIR. EDIfoR +.


NlR. EDIroR
Can claim space in your columns for a
few words ! have heard it said that the
members of the Roman Catholic Church in
the United States, are opposed to the war in
which the United States is now engaged with
Mexico, because the people Of the latter coun-
try were their brethren in faith. have even
heard 1t stated that not single Irish Catholic
IN New Orleans had volunteered Ills services
to his adopted country. This, Mr.. Editor, is
a gross calnmny, and is gotten up merely for
the purpose of exciting the prejudices Of the
American people against the professors of tbs
Catholic faith. There are no class of citizens
who have shewn more devotion to the free in
situations of the United States, whether de.
Tending them from the attacks OF foreign en-
envy or maintaining them at home, than the
Irish Catholics. There is not volunteer
company which has proceeded from New Or
leans, which has not, in its rank and file,
fnll-quota Of Irish Catholics.
The New Orleans Delta, of the 10Th May,
in speaking of the departure of volunteers for
the seat Of war, has the following paragraph:
! "By the way, although this is the first exclu-
sively Irish company which mas been organized,
not company has been raised in this city for
which old Ireland has not furnished its full quota"
Another SANDER was set in motion by some
mischief maker, to the effect that Catholic
Priest had cautioned his flock against taking
up arms against Mexico, as it was their
Church. '@>&s-s
This slander is put down in the following
, straightforward way, by the Reverend gentle
man himself, in the N. o. Bulletin:
, "Some contemplate bigo,, perchance. whose
brains devoid ofintellect, as his heart wss
dlstended with malevolence against the religio.
which profess, supposed the present BETTING
moment to stir the smoudering embers of religions
> dscord. did not notice the slanderous renort
= from the conviction that was too well known 4,
those whose good opinion prize, for such .
> steathy effort at defamation to faint me with sus.
: Plclon. Were they the subjects of the Sovereign
Il Fon'ifi' whose Catho!icity is less equivocal than
that OF the Mexicais, who had dshonered and in
: suited the nag OF my country, would be found
among the first to stop the mouths of mendacious
croakers about an unholy ,oar, by demanding
/, prompt and instantaneous reparation.
e j. J. MULLON."
: No, Mr.. Editor, there are no class of CHI.
i zens who are more devotedly attached to their
e country, than the adopted citizens, and none
e who are more willing orr more ready to demon
. strate the truth Of their devotion, if occasion
, presents itself. asa TRUTH,
! We give the communication of " TRUrH'
= place in our columns, not that we think there
: was any necessity. in this community at least,
: Tor his yindcaton of our adopted citizens, but
i because, we willing that every person
= should be heard. 1-Ep. Journal.
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ROREsON COUNTY.

At meeting of the Democratic party of
Robeson County, held in the Courthouse in
Lumberton, on the 25th ult., the proceedings
of which are reported in the Carolinian of
Saturday last, Col. Neill Regain and Col.
John Mcneil were nominated as the candi-
dates of the Democratic parry, for the Com
mons, and for the Senate, Thos. A. Norment.
The two former gentlemen have accepted the
nomination. Mr.. Norment declines, but we
learn that the Democrats will vote for him at
any rate. We presume he will not refuse to
serve if elected. Amongst other resolutions
introduced and adopted, We Gnd the following
short but pithy one:
Resofred. That James B. Shepard must be
our next Governor.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1846-06-05

On Monday evening last, a large and en-
thuslastlc meeting of the citizens of Whining
ton, was held at the Courthouse, for the puf-
pose Of expressing the feelings of the commu-
n.y In the present state 0! orr relations with
Mexico. We were not able to be present,
but learn that 1t was very large and enthu-
siastic assembIage. We copy from the Chron-
c!e the following account Of the proceedings
VOLUNTEERS FOR TEXAS.
Pursuant to a call, the Volunteers, and a
large concourse Of citizens, assembled at the
Court House in Wilmington, June LIST, at
O'Clock, T. Nj. On motion, J. L. McRee, IT.,
was chosen President of the meeting, w. Is.
| Flanner, Vice President, and Benjamin Price,
Secretary.
The President read the communications he
! had received from the Secretary Of War, and
from the Adjutant General OF the State OF
| North Carolina
! On motion of Mr.. t Wilson, the company
went into an election of company officers.
DR.. James +. McRee, Jr.. was elected Cap.
tain; VIM. b. FIanner, LIST Lieutenant; Benja
min Price, ID do; The. Wilson, lst Sergeant
/ N. F. Bordeaux, Cd do; Junius B. Whitaker
Sd DO; Duncan Black, 4th do; James Kelly
LIST Corporal; Egbert Ashe, Cd d.; James Nj
Baber, Sd do; VIM. w. Price. 4th do.
On motion, it was resolved that the compa
ny organize corps of Infantry.
Mr.. Wise addressed the meeting in an able
and enthusiastic manner, and was frequently
!, interrupted with rapturous applause. Mr.
Wise spoke Of the triumph Of the American
: arms over Mexico, as being calculated to ex
tend Republican principles. and urged upoI
> his iellow-citizens to volunteer their service
in carrying out SO lauGable an object.
On motion of James NJ. Baber, the eompan,
rendered vote Of thanks to Mr.. Wise for hi
able and patriotic speech.
The meeting then adjourned. ........
e JAS. F. McREE, Jr.. Pres't.
w, B. FLANNER, Vice P.
BENJAMIN PRiCE, Sec'y.
About fifty have signed as.volunteers. TIL
lists are still open at the Carolina Hotel, an
in the hands of the Captain and LIST Lientenan
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Volunteers.

Every paper which We receive from New
Orleans contains some accounts of the arrival
or departure of volunteers for the seat of war,
at that city. Every boat which comes down
the Mississippi to New Orleans brings down
troops of those brave citizen soldiers who are
impatient to mingIe in the fray. From Mis-
sissippi, Alabama, Missouri, kentucky and
Tennessee, numbers of brave and gallant spi.
rits have already rallied to the standard. oil
their country; and the cry is, still they come
By this time, we ihink, Gen. Taylor cannot
have less than six or seven thousand volun
teers under his command. Indeed, :here i:
not an exchange paper which We receive. NJ
matter from what part of the Union iteomes
which does not contain accounts of the move
ments of volunteers. We do not know tn.
fact, but from the information before us, W,
are led to believe that already full fifty thou
sand volunteers have rendered their service.
to the government. What portion of then
will be called into actual service, of couIs.
cannot yet be ascertained.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1846-06-05

From the La PLatG.-We learn that the me-
diation of the United States has been offered to
and accepted by the Republics of Buenos Ayres
and Paraguay, and that there is prospect of a re-
storation of peaceful relations between these States
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1846-06-05
OUR sOUTH-WE sTERN BOUNDAE!

Some of the Federal presses have denonn'
ced Mr.. Polk for ordering Gen. Taylor to oc-
cupy, with his army, the territory lying be-
tween the Neuces and the Rio Grande, alledg-
ing shatit belongs to Mexico, and that we have
no right to an inch of it, and, of course, draw
ing the inference from these false premises,
that the present war is the result of bad poll
cy on the part Of our administration. That
there is TO truth in this statement, is known
to every man at all acquainted with the histo-
ry Of Texas since 1886. We give, however,
an article from the Charleston News, which
places the matter in its true Light
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READ THIS.

Next week will be Court week, and will
afford those who owe Us for the Journal, a fine
opportunity of paying up. They can just step
in and see how expedtiously We can make
out receipts. . ....... ..
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1846-06-05

oner in Texas, admitted and guaranteed the
Del Norte az The Western Boundary of Texas.
The provfsilions of this treaty We're carried in
to effect, and no subsequent declarations Of
Mexico can contravene its authority.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1846-06-05

Compliment to Capt. May.-A beautiful sword
and belt has been presented to the gallant Captain
May, by the natives of the District of Columbia
resident in New Orleans
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on ppon as friends and who as enemies.

Tie Mexican Seamers.-Capt. Westbrook of
the schooner F. A BroaUn, from Havana, informs
US that the Mexicans steamers, MonteZufna and
Gaudaoupe arrived at Havana on the Gath of May,
in six days from Vera Cruz, whence they had es-
capped under English colors. They don't seem to
be very dangerous, but it is as well to know
where they are, particularly as the New Workers
were, not long since, in fear of being bcmbardcd
by Decentralization Mercury.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1846-06-05
JAS. +. WcKEE, Jr., Pres I
w. B. FLANMER, Vice p

BENJAMIN PRICE, Sec'y.
About fifty have signed as. volunteers. The
lists are still open at the Carolina Hotel, and
in the hands of the Captain and LIST Lieutenant.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1846-06-05
THE TARIFF.

We must not forget, amidst the excitement aho
hustle kicked up by the war with Mexico, hat
there are great and vital questions Of domestic Po
rcv which demand, at the hands of Congress-
prompt and energetic action. If there was
one measure more important than arothe': or one
which occupied the minds ofthe American people
par excellence during the last Presidential contest
it was the Tariff. The Democratic party then
v,llod that the present tariff should be remodeed,
and that Jus. & an equitable bill should take the
place of the act of AZ. Already the present long
session of Congress is drawing to Its close, and
nothing has vet been done in this matter. The
Representatives of the people should remember
that they will have to meet their constituents, and
that they will require at their hands an account OF
their stewardship. The people of the United
States have right to demand of Congress action
Oh this important measure. We can say that II
will never do to adjourn without moving in the
matter some way. We want no lodging. We
want to see the question fairly put in Congress
and we want to know at once who we may reck-
! on pDon as friends and who enemies.
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