Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1852-10-15

of the tongue which began develope Itself IN july
last. He went to Philadelphia, but was informed
that his case was hopeless and incurable The DIS
ease made rapid progress. and in few weeks be
died, in the 5lst year of his age
Mr.. Haywood had filled many Offices of public
trust, and enjoyed widespread and deserved repn-
tation as an acute and able lawyer, BY his DEATH
North Carolina loses of her most talented sons
We devote considerable portion of our space this
week to extracts showing the relative position and CIV
il qualifications of Gems Pierce and Scott. We pub
fish the resolutions introduced into the United States
Senate in 1889 by John C. Calhoun, and advocated
and supported by Franklin Pierce. Gen. Pierce's
speech we will finish tomorrow. The resolutions
and the remarks of Mr. Pierce speak for themselves
The letter of Mr.. White asking the recall of Gen
Scott from Florida shows the concilidtory character
of that officer who is now Eed up model OF dl-
plomatic tact and civil genteness.
DSg~ The Steamship Asia arrived at New York on
the 9th with 12l passengers and Liverpool dates to
25th ult Her markets will be found under the APP
propiate head Lord Hardinge has been appointed
to the office of Commander chief of the British
army left vacant by the death of the Duke of Wei
lington The Dukes funeral is TO take place as
soon as possible after the meeting of Parliament.
He will be buried by the side of Lord Nelson in ST.
Pauls.
The Steamer Panama had arrived at Southhamp-
ton from Cbapres. with sl,5OO.oOO in gold and the
ship Swift was on her way with Sl,OO0,O0O. The
imports of gold from Australia for the week proceed
inc the sailing of the Asia had amounted to over
$780, 900.
Louis Napoleon, whilst on visit to Lyons in
responding to the cry Of the people, is reputed TO
| L. co;6 nf lFmnnrpur7 affects
| my heart more than my pride. I am the servant OF
the country, and have but hect in view, which
is to re establish her in glory and prosperity 1t is
difficult for me TO know under what name can best
act If however, the humble title Of President will
enable me to accomplish this desirable result: do
not want it changed to that of Emperor"
The King of Holland, in his speech to the Cham
bers says that he has accepted the invitation of the
government of the United States to join in effort
to open negotiations with Japan.
Adyices from St Helena states that the American
brig Mary Adeline got into the river Congo and
was attacked by 5000 natives. The English brig OF
war Dol phin went to her assistance, and poured a
fire of shot and she'll the assailants who fled,
and the brig was thus rescued
i . Barney
Gen. Scott made another speech at Madison: In
diana, on the 18th inst, which concluded with the
following beautiful piece of blarney, intended to
catch the foreign vote. That rich brogue comes
in play again. Gen. Scott would like to enlist the
Irish and Germans to vote for him for the presiden
cy although in II he instructed his recruiting off
GERS not to enlist foreigners, they not TO b.
trusted.
. have also heard several times since I landed
on your Shores the rich brogue of the lrsh and the
foreign accent of the German citizens They are
welcome to my ear, for they remind me of many
we'll fought and hard won field, which | have
been we'll supported by the of Germany and OF
Ireland and never shall cease to be grateful to thai
portion Of my countrymen for the aid they have rem
dercd us-the native born citizens-on the field o
: battle Receive then, my countrymen, the warn
thanks of old soldiers heart for the welcome
tended him this day, and may God bless you ALL"
HAVANA LOTTERY, SEPT. 9rH.-Capt. Sterret has
handed us a copy of the drawing of this lottery
which will be found hanging in Office for tn
information of ticket holders.
Mr.. EDITOR Sir-In the last issue of the Viii
f mington Herald, there is paraded copy of letter
: addressed to George w. Washburn, Editor of tn
e Elyria Courier an abolition Scott Wing paper, ant
S which was signed by Mr.. J. L. Holmes and myself
The Editor of the Herald in his remarks this let
y ter, is correct in supposing that purpose il
writing, to obtain - thorough information of tn
position of the Wing party" 1t has been admitted
d that Truman Smith and Fitzhenry Warren, the &C
e tive members of the Wing National Committee wer
. daily sending from Washington, fabricated account
of entirely opposite characteristic for tn
North representing Gen. Pierce to be pro-slaver
d man those for the South assaing him aboli
J. zionist. | soicitous to expose this miserabl
conspiracy to cheat the honest voters of the country
and nothing, we'll knew, could do that so efectual
/ y, knorledge of the position Of the Wig part
n at the N0rh
re had seen copy of the Eyria Courier Of the cit
# July last, containing address of Wing Commit
tee urging the abolition Wings of Ohio to vote fo
Scott, on the grounds that he with them in thei
l. views and feelings; and if elected his adminstra
ton would be under their influence and control bu
10 if Pierce should be elected it would be a trump
of the South Freesoilism
1t the desire to obtain the possession Of sever
al copies of that paper printed the 9th of July
d which induced to send the letter in question an
s if they could have been obtained the Editor of til
Herald is also correct in supposing they would hay
been freely circulated but have been dsappoin
IL ed. If the numbers sent * as particularly
1t guested they probably sent to the organ
l. the Scott and Graham Club, who dares not she
~ them to the public and who knows, that the SO
hope of elecng Scott lies in the game of dece pto
now being played.
n AS to what the Editor of the Herald says abot
- my course being at variance with elevated an
! high minded prnciple,' | take an equally publ
:, method of pronouncing such remarks false slande
q Gus, and at variance with truth and honesty of pu
: pose. DAN. DICKSON.
t. October 8lh, 1852
h Infamous Electloneerfng.
l. W1H Greeley remark this Pit was reported by tn
&c wings in lying dispatches TO the N. Y Tribune an