Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1855-04-06

C-nDrN ILLNESS OF SENATOR WILsoN.-We extract
- following from the Boston Traveller of Saturday
- ference to the sudden illness of Senator WILSON,
- Massachusetts, heretofore mentioned IN our col
~ on telegraphic authority:
:" asst night a lecture, forming one of the
r lectures on the sub ect of slavery, to have
I'm delivered by the Hon. HENRY WILSON, at the
Tromont Temple which was nearly filled the
Iacosion. At the appointed hour Mr.. Wilson made
S appearance the platform, was loudly applauded,
and commenced his discourse, having chosen as his
tbsme the contrast exhibited by the anti slavery
movement in 1885 and 1855 If there is any one
bore (sad the lecturer, with emphass VINO believes
4bot | am capable of modifying my sentiments and
;nions cherished by me for twenty years. either at
Ifn or abroad either in public in private, before
Iionds or in the face of enemies, | commission him.
baTe and now, 10 proclaim it Send it abroad on
bo wings OF the wind that | am committed, fully
oommitted, committed to the fullest extent, in favor
~ Immediate and unconditional abolition of slavery
Ibereyer it exists under the authority Of the Con-
.,tution of the United States.
MIR Wilson was then continuing his lecture,
ben he was suddenly seized with vertigo and stag
cared to his seat. Dr. Howe and DR.. Stone led him
;mmodiatey into the anteroom, and the event created
some alarm Alter short retirement, DIR. Howe re-
,nned to the platform and stated that, although Mr.
wilson was better his hysicans thought it would be
safer that he should then proceed with his lee
ture"
ANOTHER Know NoTHING ORGAN DEAD.--The
4mg lean Times, Know Nothing daily paper pub
Tsbed in New York, after ftfu fever" of about a
months existence, finally gave up the ghost last week
with faint spasnodic struggle The Introductory
Of This defunct organ gave the pablo to understand
that the conductors were backed by the round sum Of
100000 and that the order" had been pledged to
sustain it through veal or through woe But as
BamIet saws one little month-onIy month";" and
all these bright promises have faded away The an
reconstruction doctrines don't seem to 90 down with
the honest and intelligent OF the people,
and 10 hear of the downfall of Know Nothing papers,
all over the Union. in rapid succession, will be no
more source of surprise than Of regret Baltimore
Argus.
WITHDRAWAL FROM KNOW NOTHING LODGES
Eleven members of the Know Nothing Lodge or
Council No. l6, at Winchester Va, have published
q card renouncng any further connection with the
order They state that several other cards of with
drawal will soon be announced, one already being
signed by twenty members Forty six members OF
the Council at Harper's Ferry, Va, have also with
drawn, and publicly announced the fact They
state that forty others have withdrawn Among the
torty-slx there are eight wings.
SEASfEN AND WAGEs.-Tn consequences of the IL
med number of arrivals there almost no Sailors
in port and to get vessels to sea- resort has been had
10 Rggers and others, who could he induced 10 ship,
By paying them unusually large Vances. We are
making no Sailors and of all those who 90 out in the
vessels leaving this port, only about two per cent.
are Americans To Liverpool and London, $50 per
month has been paid, with $40 a S45 advance; to
Hayre $50 with sos $50 advance to East Indies,
&c. $l5, two months advance TO West Indies and
the Mediterranean, SIS, with SIS $40 advance to
South America SIG a $l8, with S18 s25 advance
and CoaBing, $40 $25, half months advance.
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