Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1856-02-22

Dear Bro: Yours of the 29th of January is in hand
Your first note have If reached my father he
have forgotten it. If had been directed my ad
dress should probably have received it in good time.
surprised at the request for copies the speeches
livered by in the prosecution of VIM. a Smith, D. D.
for mmoraty before the Virginia Conference be inserted
in pamphlet be issued under authority of the Commit
of the Conference having charge of the subject do
know who compose that committee. They may be
ber that majority of the Virginia Conference whose
has placed them such position towards the N c. Con-
ference that ordinary selfrepect and the allegiance
my Conference, forbid any copanary with them the pub
LEGATION of anything.
The Virginia Conference is with its act
not content with acqutng its accused member; do
something for him it proong the controversy;
it must disturb the peace of the church afesh. Well, let
the Conference do it and, then, take the responsibility of
all their pamphlet shalt cali for If DR.. SIN tn needs it, let
him have it. hope, by Gods aid to take of myself.
At any rate the Virginia Conference bod Of men
shou think Of asking to assist The public would
have to suspect my sanity it, after the tricksthe
transcendantly artu rckswhch have been played upon
by certain of the distinguished members OF the Virginia
Conference could be induced contribute the produc
ton of partzan pamphlet and thus for the show
of mpartiaty which should deceive the public am
quite stultifed as that
Your letter informs that OF my speeches would be
inserted out of its proper place That woud be
accordance with the spirit of the proceedings had hh
erto so far as concerned 1t not my fault that
suffered that damage before the Virginia Conference shall
now, however, rofuntary go the trouble give the
Committee having charge of the subject the opportunity
to nfct the injury Perh p the Committee having
charge the subject Felt that would be adding
injury address in their names, and secured the
services of the printer Of the pamphlet Now if this letter
can any aid whatever the Committee having charge
of the subject they perfect liberty to it, but
protest against anything they may choose get up
reports of my speeches.
. | truly yours &c,
CHARLES f. DEEMS.
p S-Ths afternoons mail brought your first note My
father had maid and just recovered it. He did know
| its contents.
The papers of North Carolina respectfully requested
| to copy the above
sSTHE subscriber offers himself candidate for the
office Naval Store inspector the magistrates of the
County at March Court If elected he will endeavor
discharge the duties of the office faithfully and to the best
of his ability He belongs secret political societies. and
solicits an open showing. E. BURLINGTON.
Wilming ton, Feb 22--3t-w
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Nay persons do know their breath bad and the sub
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Feb. 18th, 1856 l1l-6m