Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1855-03-02

NoTHING's RIGHr-EvERYTHING's WRoNG.-Our
quondam visitor and guest, Louis Kossuh, says the
New York Commercial Advertiser, does to be
given up to a remedless monnmania of fault. finding
and universal dissatisfaction England was not free
enough for him. though it gave him a hearty wei
come, hospable shelter and unbonnded personal
liberty. The United States not liberal enough
for him, though Americans almost made q god of
him, and gave him money and sympathy in abun-
dance Engl lands war with Russia was all wrong,
because il did not make instruction in Poland and
Hungary the first consideration. And now that the
people OF England have wearied of his fault finding,
and the Sunday Times is the only channel he can
find for his ucuHratons, he turns to abuse
this republic, the New York Daily Times supplying
him with channel for such diatrIbes as the follow.
ing
Good gracious, what tales have been told in some
hundreds of addresses about the brilliant lustre of
the thirty Starred galaxy rising the Western
wayes-a new creation of light in the darkness-a
new rainbow pledge of hope to humanity | have
been nearly led to shout out Old SUM- thy DAYS are
past-put out thy Pickering lamp; another luminary
will rule the horizon of mankind for generations
to come.
To be sure there have been some (but very few
they were,) who stole timidy along the shadow of
the wall, close to my ear. and whispered, Don't
mind the thing it is all hing, be sure of it
we like to gather and to talk, you know WY, the
eternal striving fol- the almighty dollar s rather pro-
sale and tedious will have reaxations
sometimes gather and talk but don't think
we mean anything serious by It--dear NE! no !-one
empty hour spent with Indifferent pleasure hearing
you, the stranger, speak our own tongue; another
hour spent with far more Intense delight, in hearing
ourselves speak, and watching the echoes Of our
sweet voice and there is end to the song we
return with perfect composure 10 cur business-thas
all However, as to any expectations OF either ligh,
or warmth from our mi ghty galaxy, the truth sir, is
(but dOn chat it out, II is rather home drawn
die for domestic use,) differing only far from other
candles, that the motto of just the contrary of
" non naihi luceo ut is " nashi non oliis.'
Well. sir time went on, and Young America car
ried the day, ii swept all before itself And there
great rejoicing in scattered Israel and America
sang
"B Ban, Ban, Ca-Caliban
Got masters a man.
Freedom hey-day Freedom hey-day!"
Please, sir! would You ask our common friend,
Lieutenant Governor Raymond in my name, TO adver-
tise In the New York Daily Times a handsome pre-
MUM for the best dissertation the subject-'What
is the difference for the better, between the America
of President Franklin PIERCE and the America of
President Willard Fillmore, either in principles d.
pomacy, activity or polcy? The slightest indica.
ton of the slightest difference for the better shall be
considered satisfactory reply, except the one that
now Peter holds the emoluments of such situa-
ton =" Paul held before The Democratic maiori-
ty of both Houses of Congress are requested to act
prize judges:
Thus, sir, you have my answer TO your reproach
Wing Government is hostile 10 our aspirations a
Democratic Government is, practically, not bit bet.
ter in foreign policy, and the Young American Gov
eminent is worse than both, q demonstrate it by
matters of fact and by parallel between what have
experienced when aniel Webster. the Wing, was
Secretary of the State, and what have experienced
since may, it has proved perfect aiIure failure
failure and the people contented with having cast
vote in the election and absorbed in domestic party
contentious made not the slightest exeron to bear
its sovereign will on the policy of the Government.
Where should then, any Democrat here in Europe
nave found an lndueement for any public intercourse
with your barren political Sahara
Let us see but bright ray of light, indicative Of
the fact that the darkest days of the eclipse of Amer
lea are overland gladly, oh, how gladly will act ur
to your well meant suggestions