Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1853-03-11
New Hampshire State Election

CoNcoRD, n H March 8-the State election to-
day has resulted in the choice of Gov. Martin, dem
by the people by four or five thousand majority.
Three democratic Congressman elected, de-
feating Amos Tuck in the first district.
There is also large democratic maj ority in the
House, and the Senate is probably unanimously
democratic.
BosroN-The Collector OF Boston resigned his Office
on Monday last.
Joseph C. Bates, hardware dealer in Boston, has
failed to the extent of $30OOOo
In August, 1850, the population of Pttsburg
66,77l. in January, 1853, it was llO,24l. The
value of taxables, Sos, 100000
/ ODD TALK FOR WHG-The Boston Traveller,
whose editor is Wing. uses the following language
&c The Cuban plot hickens. Every day reminds us
that hotbed process is going which must speed
lily rpen the fruit that, according to the prediction oil
political sages, 10 fall, when it is ripe, into our
capacious lap. We can have no sort OF intercourse
with the devoted Island but that we are certain to be
insulted. Our ships fired at continually with as
much GOODNESS and impunty as if we were indeed HI
libustes and buccaneers and Vice President elect
is nsued or treated cavaeriy by the highest author
tiles of the island and if these lndlgntes were
not enough to exhaust the patience of Young Amer
ca il appears that those saucy Spanish pirates
have again been picking upon that most aoused
steamer the Crescent City. Is there anything lett TOR
Cuba 10 do TO authorize Jonathan to take her right
to Washington, and her 10 his family, and
henceforh keep her under his own watch and care ::
In reply TO the North State Wing, that cit was
some time ago arranged by few leaders that Will. B.
Gulick, of the Godsboro Republican and Prtr'ot'
should have the Post Office in Washington, we
would say that the Eor of this paper is totally g-
norant of the existence of any such arrangement
and has no aspirations whatever to the appointment
mentioned. Such an arrangement has not at any time
been contemplated by him. nor would II accord IN any
way with his views for the future. The Wing has
been wofulIy mised Rep. s. Pat, sM inst.
} FREE Soil ORGANIsTs-A Washington letter writer
states that the circulation of the National Era has nov
reached % 900 and profits for the current year Will
be s25 OOO Dr. Bailey, the editor, who now lives IN
house which cost him $12 ,00O has bought lot or
English Hil on which he proposes to erect palace
in the spring He has recently purchased OF Mr.. Cor
' win q pair of handsome horses, which he drives be-
fore coach costing $500; dashes about the city
in as fine style the President or any OF his oecre
taries."
b. CHOLERA AMONG THE HoGs-The Louisville Cou
rier states that there is fatality among the hogs
Milton. Kv and other points, and that 1t has beel
alarmingy destructive to the hogs at Carroiiton'
the distiery of Root & Snyder. They have lost up
" wards of 600 hogs in 10 days. or about 6O per day
: with but little abatement of the disease
: A fellosv coming out of the tavern one icy morning
= rather blue fell on the door STEP Trying to regal
. his footing, he remarked, if as the Bible says tn
r wicked stand on slippery places, must belong 70
different class, for it is more than can no.