Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1851-01-17


trouble, in which remark Judge hudson said he fully
concurred and glad to testify to the respectable
and orderly conduct of every one who had attended
the proceedings.
Piny Woods.-Up T.osin Heel kreek,
THE 10Th NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Mr.. Edator of Me Deltar! We hav ben hearen
away up here goodele of late about the unonisters
and the disunionsters, and the compromisers, and
CRATE many other polite masters, gwine in
the stty, but don't Zacty nnderstan the heds
tales of EN- all Very lattery we hav hearn the ole
demekra parta is bout 10 he knocked into knocked
hat, hut that don't ginn TO bleve, I amt
pine not in these parts yet big enuf to do that WITH
and thare is awful big, ruff and hard ole feers
hear, tell YOU And hearn also likewyse that the
wings is tryin to kick off THAR ole name and takin
up one. sorter iumpin jimmy krow agin, as the
sayen is Now that don't wander at in the leeste,
they kin do that any time. NIFTY slick, sure. hearn
they gwine to caul themselves UNIoNIsTERs, and
that they gwne TO make up and create grande
tonisting party all thrue the South and the North, and
the West, and the East. | wonder if they kalkeate
to receive into there grande parta the reste of man.
| kink . up hear rosn heel Kreek: Now MIR. Eda
! tor, you MOVIE vel as |, an | reken you're older
than /, that faint thing for the wings to change
there names, they have got usened TO doing that they
hav kept the whig goode longe time, cause
they said it was popular as the old wings tout Tor
there country and beree in the reverush and by ucks
they hav bin aglnst every war We hav bin in since
they tuck up the name they hav sorter disgaced it.
and now I'spose they want to try another one.
And how is it with them now? AS they
got into the govinment ship they comensed sailing all
about in any corse, they didn't no how TO gage her,
they hadn't sperence enuf, and they've got her now
well nigh nocked to peeses. And now, Mr.. Edator.
as they've Qua this, they round and cum
mense holeren 10 the demekrats to help kepe her to-
gether Cum horde, on horde, they say, and let
us have create crew, and then sale eny whar
they say we've got NIFTY goud de-oeltr~t
and wants there helpe Pity they dident fnde that
quite before they got themselves into sutch dangerous
fix.
Well, what would you beve it is that makes them
want to change there often Why you see
arer while they soon gifts into THAR same old ways
like the koone returns to his rambeatons and then the
people bekomes undeseved. and down they dwindel
to the ole blue fed stock so they then turn in and g
out nue. name to ketch up suckers about, and they
sumtimes due ketch up fue sope tale democrats, bu
them sort they cant kakelae on holding to long. and
we had jest as leve let them range out little as not
they git down sorter lene and then you'll SEE
them sppin back very quietly and sorter bashful like
arter a while.
But, Mr.. Edator, have regressed considerable
sot out TO aske you infurmashun, but got on tt
the wing tack, and there's no ellen whar | would o
sarnn of the WHARF abous of the democracy of the sit
ty about these times. Up hear rosn heel Kreek
we Jest as war, but if things ar turned roun
as we here some of the wings say they ar, then W
, want to kno whar ave are? Dan Webster ons
in very parckeler steashun, and wanted to no wha
he to go Now may be worser off than b
was, and if matters is as they say in the sy then
very anxus TO whar the devil we are, IT we ain
demekrat still, what ar we?
: They tel US up hear that gwne to hav nj
parta all the ole ar to be obsaeted and grea
Unonistc parta to take the phase of the ole ones
! and the demekrats and the wings is to shake hand
It and lie doune together Well II that's the kase' then
p as Dan would say, where's the demekrat prinsipes
j. go to- Now, densekrats hav prinsipes to glide us
"a and we luve the Constelushun just much as W
luve the union but ii makes no sort of diferens wit
the whigs-hey nav all sortes of prinsipels and the
!, can change them auful quick any time they want tc
O and they don't kear dam for the Constetushun
wants to kno, if demekrats nes into this great I'm
ion'stic parta, what's to be dun with our prnspes
g. that's what wants to kno. hout any ifs nor an
j about it. Now if they 'spects US, up hear rosi
,e heel Kreek to shake hans and lie doun with Fimor
and his foeres in the city, its in taken an
d more bout it. Unionsters or no Unonisters, and
wouldn't Civ gil of turkntne for eny demekrat thu
would due it-thems the sentements of the rosinhe
e Kreek demekrasy shall hav TO be left whar W
n ar.
n In conclusion. MIR. Edator, I have only 10 aske 20
e to give little nue. lite on this complicated subjec
if you hav any thing hriter than make of pin
e nots, and in the nenetime, tell hear from you, w
shall stand pretty tolerable firm as
~ Yours, in Unionism forever the Constetushu
= eternally,
- JAKE sNIvENCRoFT, C D.
% ~ B.-I only conclude 10 let you kno that G. D.
~ the end of my NAME meens CONGREGATIONAL Demekrd
n Thars whar | tand,-wear | awayse hav stoods
and whar allwayse intend TO all eternetye. 10 KEEP
Il standing-whiIe life ass-and whar all, on rosn
heel Kreek. meme to stand or dy. Now, whar's bel
r ter plank than this 1t is good, big, thick, broa
plank stand on; it's hart all thru full of rosin
will rot it will stand all sorts of shocks. or
!, the Hartford Konvenshun doun, thrue the kks an
stomps of the ole mony monster the weare and tar
and strann of the lords of protecshun. drivn and ga
upn it with all sorts of luggage, and will stan
now for all the wings has dua and is DUN agin It.
Now if the Unonisters in the stty wants any thing
~ du with US, let them TO this plank, and the
\ will be with us,-utherwyse, stand whar we ar
1t J. S, C. D.
The leading cities of the United States rate thu
lie under. the new census, as to population:
he 1850 1870
New York ............ $4,000. $4,000
le Philadelphia 400 900. -. .258, 900