Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1855-03-16
[From the Morning Herald
The Vienna Congress-What Is Lord John Going to
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The Vienna Congress-What Is Lord John Going to
Vienna for!
We warn the public not to be sanguine in their
expectations of success in Lord John Russelrs mis-.
sion to Vienna We entertain confident opinion
that more OF those who have sent him sangune or
have any other intention than securing a formal ces
satn of the shiIly shallying which has been going
so long at our expense and for the Cars advan.
tage This we believe to be the view of Lord Palmer
ston, and. it may be, of Lord John Russell and if
even that little point be gained, we must be thankful
for small mercles. But let not credulity or conn-
vance burst forth again into full Aberdeen bloom
lfit do, it will be the death flower of the national
honor. What is the state of the case The war
has horribly and fatally mismanaged from first
to last; the English people looking on with apathy,
Or if the word be agreeable for ,earance quite
new TO the English character, and, if it continue of
evil omen. They have tolerated an old man CRYING
peace! peace! when there no peace but there was
a kinLed war; blazing round US at this moment like
circle of fire.
The old man has been got rid Of and pitched into
privacy after a convulsive effort but he left his
n ante his representatives in the cabinet and
they, with war on their lips, in reality CRYING
peace, while giant foe is ordering levy en- naassS
calling every available man 10 arms, and already far
advanced in a campaign where the watchword is
victory or destruction Our attack on Sevastopo is
an arrow quiverng in the very eye of the enemy or
rather, we aiming at the very heart of his COL
lossal power If we fall, we ruined, as he is if
we succeed !; and at this precious moment with our
one of leading statesmen starts off post haste to
Vienna, again 10 talk about peace, while Lord John
is potering with Gortschakof, Nicholas is pushing
with life and death exertions einforcements on a
tremendous scale; and doubtless by this time has
placed his construction the motives that
could have led US to send Lord John Russell on such
errand at such moment We do not want to be
told that Nicholas will not do what we ask we
know it already that be will soon listen to pro-
posal for dsmantling Sevastopol as q man to the
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madness to suppose that he will do anything of the
kind and that madness is the ministry if they
serious y entertain ucn supposition
The country is in stern humor, and will not
tolerate triAng any longer. Our brothers blood L.
crieth from the ground; while are fooling, they
perishing-perishing ngloriously, and With them
the rerown OF old EnglanL. While the country looks
at Lord Palmerston with anguished face, he
isuny faunts it with bit of red tape, saving
g Pooh be quiet will put your War office into
good keepng-that OF an elderly invdlid and Voung
incapable !-Panmure and Peel!' We believe that
Mr. Gladstone will have The temerty 10 propose TO
Parliament to 60 as he did before, and starve the
war abroad by crushing it at home If he do, there
will be sudden storm of national fury the like of
which England has not seen for century Yet
such is Mr. Gladstones infatuaton that we are pre-
pared to ste him make the attempt and the country
s waiting sullenly 10 whether he will We
hope that Ministers will be sterny questioned to.
night about this singular move.
THE TooTH BUsINEss-Some men thrive on the
infrmtes of Others is suggested by the sleek and
rotund appearance of some doctors and dentists. The
fact is otherwise indicated, by the statistics of the
tooth manufacturing business in the city, where there
are number of individuals or associations extensive
y engaged in it. At one place in Broadway N. York.
there may occasionally be large rocks of quartz
WHICH, after being ground, forms princI al ngl edi
ent in the composition of which artificial teeth are
made The mixture, in plastic state, is put in brass
moulds previously prepared with suitable eoloring
matter (fesh color, light yellow, Sc to initiate
altv when the teeth are burnt, 10 harden them and
fix the color. One concern engaged in this business
employs thirty men, and turns out three thousand
teeth per day. 10 be sold 10 desliss and afterwards
tached 10 gold plates &c According to all accounts
the United States affords the best market for this
commodity while In potaoe eating Ireland, the tooth
business would receive but moderate support.
! Hon, JAMES CAMPBELL, POSTMASTER GENERAL
This indefatgable public officer cannot hope to es.
cape the criticism of his opponents. But in every
! case in which censure has been visited upon him he
has exhibited record full of evidences of devotion
to the public interests His fault has been (if that
be faulty resolute and vigant determination TO
see that the department over which he presdes shall
be economically and mpartialIy conducted. In a
TO, mer administration public officers were assailed
because of their readiness to yield to the mportuni-
ties of selfish combinations but in the case of Judge
Campbell he has only been complained of because he
has resolved to do the hest he honest
and frugal administration of the Post Office Depart.
ment and in taking this course he has acted in con-
cert with his distinguished colleagues in the cabinet
i Union.