Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1846-01-16

My brothers are willing to own the
Death Eagle as their Chief excains the
Indian. Yet are they afraid tina. he loves
the pale faces too we'll
Try my love for the pale faces'-mut-
ters Arnold with look and sheer that
makes even the red Indian start.
The chief resumes MY brothers who
are many-ther numbers are as the leaves
of the forest my brothers who sharpen
their war-ha,chets for the scalp Of the pale
face, will ask the Death Eagle to lead them
on the towns Of the pale face; 10 burn. TO
kill, till not single pale face is left in the
land.
TRY ME- was the hoarse response of
Arnold. given with knit brows, and clench-
ed hands.
Then shall the Death Eagle become
the chief Of the red men'-said the Indian
- But his pale face squaw lhere! He
must leave her; she can never dwell in the
tents of the red men,
Then it was that Arnold-who had en-
braced with CLEAN of savage delight the
proposition, to become the chief of muir
derous tribe Of wild Indians-lelt his heart
gro" cold !!
All! how he loved that wife
Arnold who in his mad revenge, was
willing to sweep the towns of the whites
with torch and knife, quailed with the idea
of leaving that fair young wife.
The Death Eagle cannot be your chief
he said as he turned from the lndian.-
The red man went from the room with
Isneer on his dark face, for the man who
could not sacrifice his wi(e-,he loved one
of his heart-,o ihat revenge, which was
about to stamp his name with eternal scorn.
Now take This letter TO Sir Henry Gin
ton = gasped Arnold, placing the fatal let
ter in the hands OF the British Spy. And
then Arnold and his wife were alone.
Then that wife-gazlng on the noble
countenance of her husband. now livid as
ashes-gazing in that dark eye, now wild
and rolling in lis gIance,-gazing on that
white lip, that quivered like dry leaf
then that wife Of Arnold trembled as she
felt that the dread Rubicon was passed,
that Arnold, the Patriot, deal. she sat in
the presence Of ARNOLD THE TRAITOR.
MILITIA ELoQUENCE-WHO's Altered.
We are no, informed which Of our gal
LIANT militia officers made the following
spirited address 10 his warriors at the last
General Review:
! Friends, Co'uatrymen and Sodgers!
.''Tenshun Squad!-This is great coun-
try, and has got tareing start among the
while nations and lnjuns of the airlh.-
What makes it great? Whar does the
, ongIomerated elemen,ums of its greatness
cum from! | answer-list bring your
f right foot into line, Sargent Smike i an
swer in voice Of hash thunder The
5 Militia
] Stop your darn'd cheering, men; don't
5 applause at my eIoquence, for you'll pu
me out, if you do. Yes! the Milltia.-
' Take that away, and there Amt nu,hin left
: The MiIlla is the bone and grizzle OF the
e Country. Ii locks, bolts and bars the gates
: of creation, and stands sentinel on the tai
lest ramparts of Natures dominions. This
i, Republic would be a miserable consarn bu
= for the Militia. 1t keeps the ardent sper
= rits of military effulgence on glow OF Ice
landic ferverosly. I'm attached 10 /. my
e self. think it's rich. The system can
n he better'd. Folks call it a farce don
a see nuthin' 10 laff al in it. lis pIaguey
e solemn piece of dizziness, when you come
10 hug deown to the naked reality ont
e faint everybody that can put on the reg'
!, mentaIiies and look like old Mars, the Coz
a of War. with decided touch of Julius
f Brutus Cease her thrown in fur effect
: No sir ee! There Amt bigger or more
e important crtter aAoat than live m'ili''
e ossiler, all rugged in the full ea,ourlerment'
of glory, with strips to his breecherloons
= epeieus piled up on both shoulders. bras:
/: buttons from head tew foot, silver stars
;, shinin' IN the tails of his coat, cap ant
plume on his head. and drawn sword il
: his hand. Such sites enuff to make fall
e en- man and woman think better Of his spe
$ Gle! 'Tisindeed!
= Il OeiIeEc TIE pFttusCcit uo'H'""' va '''''
/ destined Republic is ceniered in It's militia
IL can't stand without il. With it. its
e oroud motto is. DIVIDED WE STAND
UNITED WE FALL ="
}. Stop cheerin'ryou Put me all out
9 General Washington belonged to thu
5 militia so did Sjppio A(ri cane US; so dix
Boneypari; SO did that old Wizzigolh tina
!. ravish all Europe and burnt lis fences ant
!! stone walls; and so also. sodgers. do /.
e i believe if all out Of doors should bus
II threw the parafurnailye of the a, imal econ