Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1855-08-17
T4F WILMINGTON JOURNAL.
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C7lo-,ons of Alabama, VINO mas Deen uele"'eu III n1'
o.n;ra,iops after seat in the Legislature OF that
Sole. He has been completely showed under, warm
90 the weather is. In fact, the result IN Alabama
.oors n have been pretty much like that in North
CoroIra, Most, if not all the recreant Democrats
RAINING on The K. N. ticket, ANONYMOUSLY de-
feoted while several of their former Wing opponents
but now K. N. brethren, were elected. Who will
ssv chat it did not serve them (the recreant Demo"
crats) right
They cay this K. N.-ism is not Wing concern.
II akes in members Of both parties, and certainly
the Democrats are more taken an than the Wings
but it takes TO elect only Wings former Wings
to Office, with very few exceptions. Mr.. Clemens
has found that out, we presume, as some former
Democrats have done in this State.
Oh, no. it is not by any means Wing concern,
and yet Mr.. Cingman is denounced by the K. N.
organs as a traitor" traitor 10 whom? Not to
the Wing party for that is not in the field, you sag
Not certainly the K. N party, for to that he
belonged. How is Mr.. Clingmap a traitor, or how
K N. organs have the face to call him q traitor
If he has left the Wing party what have they done
Denied the very proclaimed their party in
ruins, and totally broken up. Are they not traitors
to the old Wing party ?or are they IN fact working
for the same end under another name no they not,
in fact, consider every old Wing who does not choose
to 90 the K N. stripe, traitor ~ And yet K. N
ism is not by any means Wing concern. They say
that old party lines are broken down and yet Iney
read homes TO the voters of the mountain district,
because, being Wings, they did not choose to throw
themselves bodily into the arms of the new ISM
And yet it is not a Wing concern.
The fact is that everybody, when looking for the
returns from county district, looks for X. n.
iories in Wing counties DISTRICTS and uice verSa,
and when making calculations for portions not yet
heard from, put them down the basis OF the last
preceding election, giving the Wing vote to the X.
n candidate. 1t is true and proud to say II,
that there old Wings TOO proud aud TOO lndepen-
dent to 90 in, to stay the order but that does
not aft the matter since their independent position
is looked upon, and commented by the organs Of the
order, as species OF INSTRUMENTATION.
How THEY ELECTIoNEER AGAINST THE ADMINS
TRATIoN AT THE NoRTH-We copy the following
from The New Haven Palladium, * NJ and Adolf
tionisD of The both MI, announcing the removal Of
Gov. Reeder. 1t is fair specimen of the style Of
Eectioneering adopted against the present admins
tration at the North 1t shows the nature of the fu
Bou before which. for time, the National Democra-
cy of that section has been prostrated 1t is with
that the people of the South called upon to oper
ate. Il is against President denounced, so vii
lifted by rabid Abolitionism in New England that
the cry of Free Soilism Free Soil anites is raised
at the South, against man who has stood up tor
Southern rights-Sate rights, even to defeat In his
own State VIII the South join to assist in condem-
ming It's own friends, will it join to carry out the
views of It's own most malignant assalIants ! For
bid it justice forbid it honor forbid it gratitude.
It cannot be The South does not desert Democracy
it does not condemn the administration. Virginia,
North Carolina, Tennessee. Alabama. and Texas,
loo all have spoken. All have gone for Democracy.
The whole South and the good men of the North will
rally to the standard, and the country will be safe -
Deed Accomplished.
This mornings mail brings us intelligence that
Gov. Reeder of KanZas, is removed from office. His
successor is John L. Dawson of Pennsylvania, mem.
Der of the last Congress- who voted for the Nebraska
Bill. What the precise charges against Gov r. may
he, we are not informed. The reason is plain. He
IS sacrificed TO the South, for having dared to inter
pose legal obstacles IN the way IF making Kanzas
slave State. Two things are accomplished at the
North by this removal. The first is the further de-
graduation of President Pierce. The simplest man
Connot fail to perceive the state into which the Exc
cutve of this government has now fallen-tha of the
most abect and suppliant servility to the dctaton
Of the advocates Of slavery. 1t anything has beer
needed to this end, this last step of his furnishes it
Policy at least, should have prohibited it, But the
President finds Southern power hard ard exactlng
master. 1t has already secured his ignominy in the
North, and democratic" New Hampshire, his own
State, sends two Free Soil Senator's
The spirit of opposition to slavery encroachment
will be strengthened by this removal Gov. Reede
may or may not be marked man hereafter; that rests
with himself, but the determination henceforth tt
resist the aggressions of The South unto the death
will be spread and fastened more firmly in the mind
of millions. The devil will eventually run to tn
end of his rope 1t is long road knows no turning
Acts like this OF the Presidents only hasten it.
PORTSMOUTH AND NoRFoLK-We do not want Il
be obtruslve. We have already called attention t
the suferings and want likely to be felt in siste
cities under the affective dspensation TO which the
are now subjected. Our cotempolary of the HeraI
has done the same, and further sgnied his readiness
to transmit any sums left with him for the relief {
these cities. Without at all wishing to interior
with private or individual efforts, it seems to u
that some official action is called for. Not III;
the Mayor or Commissioners should be, or can b.
called to appropriate the funds of the town
this way But it strikes US that their official il
Auence and sanction would be valuable in tn
Gaze, and we have idea that it will be will
held, as We feel confident that they are moved b
the spirit and animated by the same feelin
on this subject with the balance of their fellow
citizens.
We make the suggestion that the town authorit,
do take such public, official action, in the premise
to them may seem best in the way of calling pul
lie attention and concent ating public effort TT
Mayor is the official head of the town governmer
and the appropriate organ of town in such matter
He will, doubt, take proper measures in this CO.