Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1852-07-16
The warsaw and Fayetteville Mail.

We regret to see by card of the proprietors of
this line of Mail stages, that change has lately
been made in the time of their arrival and depart
ure from Warsaw. The stage now arrives at 81, P.
NJ. and leaves at IL o'clock, A. NJ. This arrange
ment throws the Mail matter behind at least II
hours, and renders the daily Mail between the two
places useless to the business community of Fayette
vile and Wilmington, for whose accommodation,
principally, we had supposed that the daily Mail
via Warsaw was established As the stage now
runs the letters by it do not reach here until o.
clock at night and as the Mail is not distributed at
this Office at night they not received by Mer
chants until next morning There is no time, there
FORE left for correspondents to their letters
by return Mail They must wait for the clock train
and then their letters will have tolie at War
saw until the next day at IL, A. M, or they may
lie here until next morning, and go up in the ex-
press train, which amounts to the same thing.
In order to answer most fully the purpose for
which we presume it intended-the accommo-
dation of the business correspondence between Fay
etteville and Wilmington and intermediate points
the Mail should leave Warsaw after the arrival of
the Southern train in the afternoon and arrive at
Warsaw in time for the morning train coming South.
By this arrangement, all parties would, if we under
stand anything about it, be much better accommo-
dated. The present arrangement is very unaccom-
modating one, and we hope that the Department
will look intoit. A change of the time of leaving
Warsaw might not suit the Cheraw route quite SC
we'll as the present. but presume that Mail routes
are established with a view of transmitting Mail
matter in the shortest possible time between places
having the largest amount of correspondence.
Conventions.
The Native American National Convention which
met at Trenton, N j., adjourned on the 9TH inst.
after having nominated Daniel Webster for the Pres
idency, and George C. Washington for the Vice
Presidency on the " American Ticket.
The Massachusetts, FreeSoil Convention ut Wor
cester has adjourned after adopting platform, ap
proving of abotionism, demanding the repeal of the
Fugitive Slave Law, etc, and denouncing both
Wings and Democrats. Delegates were appointed
to the National Ant-Slavery Convention to be held
at Pittsburg the 18th of August, and the Conven
ton recommended John P. Hale for the Presidency
and Salmon P. Chase for the Vice Presidency.
Ba~ The Medical Examiner for July has beer
received and is before u.s. Lindsay s. Blackiston
Philadelphia.
ENTHUSIASM AT Low EBB-The attempt to get
up Scott campaign paper at Washington City, ha:
failed for the simple that sufficient number
of subscribers could not be drummed up.
SNrrHvrLEE, July 9Th, 1852.
Editors Wilmington Jorrnai:-A Democratic meeting
held in Smthvie last evening, at which resolutions
passed. approving the nomination of Mr. Mcdowell fo
the Office of Senator in this dstrc and also concurrng
the nomination by other countless of s. j. Person. for Elec
tor resolution also passed. expressing the regrets
the Democrats Of Brunswick the which
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