Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1851-03-28

On the 10Th instant. HAMILTON FISH, the SEWARD.
FILLMORE Wing candidate was elected Senator from
New York in place of the patriotic and eloquent
DICKINSON. 1t is known that NATHAN K. Hall, Post
master General and confidential adviser of the Pres
ident telegraphed to Albany to the friends of the
President in the New York Legislature, to go for
FISH Vermont. Ohio and Massachusetts have al
ready annullcd the fugitive slave law, the two first
by positive enactment and the last by actual force
and both parties in New York alike imbued with
abolition sentiments that the recapture of
slave is physical impossihity out of the city of n
York, where hypocritical whine of Union is kept
up for the purpose of quilting the South and secur-
ing the money earned by the somuch detested slave
labor. We are happy to perceive, by a calculation
in Boston paper, that the Southern trade of that
city has already fallen off very heavily. 1t ought to
cease There is a way of whipping the devil round
the stump which We think even more contemplate
than direct trading with the North and that is buying
Northern goods and Northern importatons at second
hand: AS for instance, country merchant from the
Western portion of North Carolina goes to Charles
ton to buy goods and no doubt thinks that he is
tributing his mite to building up Southern market
in preference to carrying his money to New York,
Boston, Philadelphia; but in five out ofsi1 he
is most wocfully mistaken. The Treasury statement
for the fiscal year ending June 30h 1850, shows the
foreign trade of South Carolina to have been fol-
lows: Exports sll.446S92; imports S1933 1856
Showing the exports have exceeded the imports in
the proportion of almost six to one, and demonstra-
ting the fact that fre-sixths of the imports
ry balance the Sll,446S92 of exports has found its
way through Northern channels. IF the Southern
cities really wish to assume the position of Southern
markets. they must to be outposts of
Northern trade and influence We have in the
course of not very long life, frequently been forced
to smile at the inconsistency of mems professions
with their practice, but have seldom this in
consistency exhibited in glaring light than
we have in Charleston. A red-hot Southern trade
city merchant will inform equally red-hot coun-
try merchant that he has not such and such arti
clc but expects it next day in the Southerner from
New York and the country merchant will wait for it
both of them appearing to labor under the delight
full hallucination that they building up Southern
commerce and furnishing New York. This is a great
world, and hunlbug is its prophet
Raglan English writer named MARTIN F. upper
great fellow ''proverbal philosophy in which
department.. however, he is exceIed by Solomon
aad som, o:her ancient authors, has condcscen
ded to visit this wooden country and actually ARR
last week. 1t is probable that MIR Upper like Mel
Bottom wishes to appear lion, in othe
beastly character and in order to secure kind re
cepton. he has for months back been fattcrins
Brother Jonathan with the assurance that he, thu
aforesaid Brother Jonathan is very worthy deseen
dant of John Bull and Nancy Cow-quite wei
grown calf for his years-and he has indited rhyme
about the AngloSaxon race and all that sort of hum
bug. and the aristocratic descendants of quondan
sheep murdercrs and hogicides who constitute tn
& best society," in New York. are in ecstacies, ant
giving him warm reception, which will wa!
warmer as the summer advances, until the philan
thropic citizen of the world dissolves in fattery ant
perspiraton and becomes reduced to the unfortunat
situation of the historical animals known the Xii
kenny Cats, of whom nothing was left but Ion!
tail. Mr.. Tupper's tale will appear, doubt, il
three volumes. and be wagged considerably to tn
Observation-Disclosures of the fools who run after him ant
his maudlin rhymes The New York papers teen
with nothing but odes congrauatory, expostulatory
and laboratory, by "M F. TT Unfortunately, thi
popular John Bull is married. and the foolish pre-
JUDGES of the English law prohibit polygamy, Their
is no chance for the veteran damsels in blue stock
ings. 4rre8s -ssee $50 HessrF
RSg~Thc man who attempted to commit suicide b
shooting himself with double barreled sausage,
likely to recover -F s7,s~