Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1851-10-03

without the least authority from the central organization of
the Democratc party Every one Knows baa tne
before the regularly authorized call issued As we
have now heard from every state in the UnaOn as 70 Inc
do the circulation the Herald has throughout the
country DESTROYS of having this call spPearn in your
columns. Respectfully yours JAMES SANBohN.
Democratic National Convention.
The Democracy ofhe several States of the Union here
by requested quota of delegates to the Dem
ocratie National Convention to meet at Baltimore on the
frs Monday in June 1852 nominate candidates for Pres
Vice President of the United States for the
port the Democratic Republican electors Representation
should be in accordance with the new congressional bas
with the addition of two Senatorial delegates).
Mane-Chares Andrews, MisSouri--f. i. Blair. Jr.,
N. Hamp.-Jas. Sanhorn, kentucky-J G. Noble,
Vermont-Horace Clark Texas-C. II. Donaldson,
Mass.@Lews Josselym, Arkansas-L. A. Whitley,
Conn.,. d. Baldwin, Caat-Eugene Casserly
r. Samuel s. Foss OhiO-Samuel Medary,
Now York-Edwin Croswell Indana-H L. Ellsworth,
N J.-E. R. V. Wright, Ilinois,C Eastman
neJ-C;corpe Reed Riddle Iowa-Nathaniel Greer
Va-Wm F. Richie Wscousin--M. c. Darling,
N C@Robert Strange. Maryland-1B H. Richards
SCI NJ Commander Aabama--John Cragin,
Mssssippi"E BarEsdaio, Florda--Charlcs E. Dyke,
Tennessee-E. G. Eastman,
Democratic National Committee.
All Democratic papers throughout the country reques
ted to publish the above call.
Some talk has been created by the Donaldson and
Greer correspondence, which appeared recently in
the New York Herald, consisting of letters from
letters. said to have been written by two persons
called Donaldson and Greer. Certain men, in the
opposition Wing ranks have taken occasion to
hold the Democratic party responsible for letters
written by Abotonists and Others to these persons
who, if they ever had existence, never had any
authority to speak for the Democratic party Soab
surd has this attempt been proved to be- that it has
been pretty generally abandoned. From the above
we that movement has been started in
York. calling Democratic National Convention
nd nc thoPD die IL O1nIO Uo
doubtless equally apocryphal with Donaldson and
Greer We copy it from the New York Herald O
Thursday only to expose it as most unauthorized
trick Mr. Richie, of the Richmond Enquirer, ne
vcr authorized its publication for the object evident
ly meant to be accomplished, is one that he would
Indignantly revolt from. That excellent gentleman
will no doubt expose the whole affair. when it comes
to his knowledge The design of the secret agents
in New York, is to create the impression that the
next National Democratic Convention has been call
ed by Democrats and Abolitionsts combined! To this
end they without the slightest authority, the
of certain Ice nbers of the National Democrat
ic Executive Committee appointed in 1913, of which
the writer of this is member. Some names arr
stricken out of the list of the Committee and the
cancies filled with the names of notorious SectiOna
or Free Soil leaders! The object is plain 1t is t.
create the impression that there is union in tn
Democracy between conflicting and hostile forces
and this is TO be asserted and urged by all the Wits
speakers and papers in the country. We Onl
write to expose the scheme. and to state that tn
Democratic National Executive Committee will 500
be called together to consider this outrage upon tn
National organization of the Democratic party
PAtdd. PcnnsyUanian.
Jonathan John Bull.
The Dublin Nation, abiding to the recent extraor
binary passages performed by the Collins line q
steamers significantly says: 6 Unless the signs Q
the times have lost their meaning, the naval supre
macy of England is passing away to the other sid
of the Atlantic. The last homeward and outwar
bound steamers of the Collins line have accomplish
ed the voyage in less time than it ever took befor
to the ocean, and it is becoming quite matte
of to surpass the speed of the British steam
ers Again in the matter of lighter naval architec
ture, Jonathan has sent American built yacht t
the very shores of England to shame the might an
genius of the British Yachting Club. with their Who'll
squadron, in presence of the court and large nun
Der of the British people. Nor is the quiet matter
ofcourse spirit with which defeat after defeat is
cepted less significant than the facts of defeat them
selves especially in contrast with the enthusiast
of America, manifested, for example, the Othe
day, in the presentation of a rich gold service
plate to Mr.. Collins in appreciation of his compel
ton and success. Time when the British heart
of oak would not brook the eternal devil to bea
them so upon their element and to triumph i
their defeat: and who runs may read a presag
of the coming time in their present tame acquie
cence"