Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1850-03-29

man named JoRE, who wants to be Mayor of
New Orleans, lately called meeting of his friends
for the purpose of having himself nominated A
Chairman and Secretary were appointed, and the
Chairman appointed Committee to report resolu-
tions. The Committee reported the following pre-
amble and resolutions, which, with the eloquent and
spirit-stirring address of Mr.. NoRGRAvE, we copy
from the n o. Delta:
WHEREAS, Epochs in the history of people when
behooves them to proclaim their opinions and to declare
their preferences anpahie for for men
and Whereas such crisis in the question the election of
the Chief Magistrate for this great city, has now arr
therefore hnH<
Resolved That greatest nation and that our
country the best fenced in any creation being yked
the east by the Atlantic west by the Pacific
ocean.
Resolved, That whip whole world and the rest
of mankind and ind mausoeum bones in the great
of Kentucky.
Resolved, That the party progress-that u.s. that
the party of humbug-and humbug faster than
exlocomotive.
RESOLVED, That PETER L. JoRE the patriot the scholar
the statesman, and phanthopst entitled our most en-
thusiastc support, and will receive tin a horn
Resolved That free-soism prevails dangerous extent
in this community for find poets politicians editors
lists, candidates, DOCTORS and divne throw
dust in the eyes of the public.
Resored That while hate chattering parrots
some of stump speakers are fond of Lrk and
that for brandy straight and the annexation Chi
Resolved That the dcfnces of our country are impregna
be and that notwithstanding the vast engineering genius
Generals PILLOW and PATTERSON, exempled Camar-
they could throw up ditch which would
cumstance to the Alcghanes the Rocky Mountains No
sir-ree!
Resolved That believe in brandy straight that the
people, in choosing their candidates. should they damn
please.
The foregoing resolutions having been read, they
WERE on motion, unanimously adopted
The Secretary, Mr. NoRGRAvE, having been then
called on for Speech he assembled the platform He
expressed his desire to address the meeting in low
Dutch. The meeting having manifested it's assent tt
the proposition, he spoke as follows:
Der Bwrgomasters: Shaw hus der bricken nit dunde
bixen ruff Joree. (Applause) Rught shain der Mayor
(rea sensaton) Drinks raghen Hannes Mekl miht shpre
ken der spearee (Opposion) Ryt sphed der JORGE de
regh Joree, der goot Joree, der raghenspreutze Qm
nense cheering)
Mr.. NoRGRAvE having concluded his remarks, tn,
meeting, on motion, adjourned.
NJ WEIsSE, Chm.
MIR. NoRGRAvE, Sec'y.
) MORE DIPLOMATIC ScANDAL-The Madrid CORES
pondent OF London paper says the new Taylor min
ister Mr. Barringer, in trying to onehalf of hi
$4,000, occupies not very splendid apartments ant
that Narvaez in calling upon him, was made to wal
long time in the hall, and finally shown into tn
sleeping room of Mrs. Barrnger, the only furnishes
room in the house. The bed was not made and Their
was bathing tub in the room and the negro VIII
showed the Spanish minister in had to act as inter
prefer, MIR Barringer speaking only English
New Posr OFrIcEs.-The following new Office
have been established in this State during the wee
: ending March 10th:
Falling Mill, Moore county, Hugh Black, P. M.
, Reedy Branch, e" ]. M. N Ferguson, P. M
81 Fountain, HILL Greene CO., Willis Dixon, P M