Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1856-08-01

In addition to the mass of avs. fremont.
reaay aooueeo 10 prove that Col Fremon" no nave al
patnlzes win the prospective Native Amo,.uly SYM
ana approves OF Their anti republican pr;na; party
Sta.a now tne slgnlncani fact that the
state Council has recently endorsed b;s sonnectcu
for the Presidency. The ALBANY Fvon n;NOfnlnaton
says: Evening JunsI
Inc Grand President sent word 10 the a..
North Americans that he would take ooohhecticu,
charter if they dared to ratify Fremont away Their
senger was Kissed and jeered out of the con me nes
and Fremont was ratJfedr' 0nVenton,
The Fillmore men were hooted at and l..
and Fremont was made the regular canG; eInOuneed
Fillmore runs in that State at all. il Will; T'Ga'e Il
Irregular and schismatic candidate. Ona ~sasaQ
resolutions states that Fremont is the ona NJ Their
they can rely. For what--the dissolntIpoOon Whom
Union !! 'oh of he
The Albany Atlas and Argus furnishes 10,
of the debate, which we subioin Sketch
After the few Fillmore men were dr;voa
question came up on the following call O1 the
RessLUed, That the Council recommooJ
State Central Committee to call Convent 70 The
American party of Connecticut, and oil otI' VI the
of this State, opposed to the election of JAMES, pso
an 10 the Presidency Of the United STATES ~
in the city of Hartford, Wednesday 'b " oe held
OF August 1856 for the purpose Of nominatiOaa DAY
didates for Presidential election Can,
1t was proposed TO strike out the word,
and insert call others in favor of tho Al NalcS
Fremont and Johnson" Mr. Durham of Gp1 e!'on Of
thought as 6 the American party is the -osspon
nant party in this State, 1T should boro seal domb
oUer the Republican party and be aOwed f r. .nn
convention 10 nominate an electoral ticket ~" he
Mr. Noyes, OF New Haven was for ccnc;:ot.
but not by giving away what they were nnt;,aSsn
The Republicans claimed too much T. ,ra TO-
his own city. They claimed professor Sman 81 ol IN
his son, but they had voted the clean Amor;oa a9
ct for Two years past and the last elect;on =; TA
Haven was lost because The republicans wona view
unite with them. They wanted everything b nE
own way. AFI'
MIR. Pendleton said there was NO trupr Ar,o:.
breed in America than himself, but he wopId mo-;
with anything for success. Ie did not care IF Gun"
himself came up 10 vote for Fremont; let him voo
D. Griswo.d said the concessions to the rornh
lcans last spring 1ceakened their po1cer Thew wpuH
to-day be stronger but for then The American NV
ganization covered the whole question Of opnotion
to Slavery. They can join uOth u.s. and # thew Jo
not they must take the responsibility.
DR.. Hill wanted the resolution to pass as amend,
ed. The Americans are Americans for good reason,
in the cities Fremont is good enough an Amer;
can for me with Johnston.
| The original resolution was then passed as read
4" Satan y seems to have become quite nrominen,
parsonage with the Black Republican and Abolition
Know Nothngs. Gen. Nye, one of the orators 70.
Gently declared that he would shake hands wi h the
devil IN opposition to the democracy. They are quite
welcome to their invisible aly-quite welcome to his
influence in their behalf. Parties, like individuals
are known by the company they keep.
Pennsylvania.
Mrs. Prewitt. of the Yazoo Native American Ban
ner, thus announces her new political associate, Mr.
John T. Smith
q Mr.. Smith, though a remarkably courteous and
amabe gentleman, has fought five duels killing his
man every time. Fe brings into the political can.
vass. besides general stock of political information
and zeal for The cause, two bowie knves one of Par,
son Beecber'S Shapes rifles, two six shooters, and
sundry canes and shelahs, not 10 speak of two pair
brass knuckles. We bespeak for Mr., Smith cordial
reception by the press gang.
P. S.-Mr. Smith brings into the service Zero.
cious pair of whiskers and dabocal mustache,
which carry dsmay into the ranks of the adversary
He has not yet arrived at his post his daguerreo
iype, by the way may be seen at Gurneys taken in
the inimitable style of that artist
N. B.-Chalenges received from 9 o'clock, A, NJ,
to 3 ?. M
MINERALS WE EAT All know" says the Port.
land Transcript, that many men have great deal
of brass in their composition, but perhaps all are not