Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1856-10-17

in this emergency. p had no
He had had enough of invoIur
claimed the benefit of the ordins
people themselves were to blam
trouble the country had been
believed that MIR. Fillmore's vie,
his own concerning the power
late on slavery in the territorit
EVANSVILLE, IND, Oct. 10
political excitement here this eve
State election tomorrow. Bets
made by both parties on The re
that the entire anti Nebraska fc
defeat the democrats.
Condemned out of their
The Know Nothing are violer
braska- Kansas bill becauseithe j
ritory may vote who have decl
to be come citizens of the United
however, supported Mr.. Fillm'
Washington Territorial bill.
the former is an exact copy of t
more approved the former as Pr
States, Mr.. Pierce the latter
Fifth Section of the Wash. Fifth
ington Bill signed by sas
President Fillmore, Mich By
I'd, 1858. Mt
SEC. 5 And be 1t further Sc
enacted, That every free tier
white male inhabitant a free :
bove the age Of twenty one abov,
years, who shall have been one J
resident of said Terrific actua
ry at the time Of the pas ritory
sage of this act, and shall the q
possess the qualifications ter p
h e natter prescribed, titled
shall be entitled TO vote at lectit
the first election, and shall BILE t
be eligible to any office said
within the said Territory :; quail
but the qualifications OF and
voters and holding oHiceIsubs,
at all subsequent elections be s,
shall be such as shall be- scrib
prescribed by the Legisla Asse
tive Assembly P1ouided, the /
That the right OF suffrage of ht
and of holding office shall exer,
be exercised only by citi of tn
zens of the United States those
above the age of twenty ed Of
one years, and those above 10 be
that age who shall have de- have
clared on oath their inten- port
ton to become such, and the |
shall have taken an oath TO prov
support the Constitution oil And
| the United States and the no Of
provisions of this act AndI or m
provided further, That no in tn
officer, solder, e man, Unit
mariner, or other person in to TT
| the army or navy of the the
United States, or attached alloy
to troops i'll the service Of fee
the United States, shall be reasC
allowed 10 vote in said there
Territory, by reason of be-
ing on service therein IN
less said Territory is, and
has been for the period of
six months, his permanent
domicile.
(Signed,)
WILLARD FILLMORE. !
One of the " leading principl
thing schedule 10 which Mr..
demanded a repeal of the Law
lands to foreigners" We kno'
this specific character, and tina
TENDER 9th, 1850, entitled an
tons to settlers on the publ
which is embellished with the S
more, without which it could n
The fourth section is in these W
SEC. 4. That there shall be,
to every white settler, or occupa
american afbreed Indians
age of eighteen years, being a
States, or hauing made a dccl
lar, of has intention to become {
make such declaration on or befc
ber, 1851, now residing in sa
shall become a resident thereof
day of December, 1850, and WI
upon and cultivated the same
years, and shall otherwise conf
of this act, the quantity of one
hundred and twenty acres of la
and if a married man, or shall
in one year from December l,
six hundred and forty acres
half to his wife Statues at L
We regret this law ever pass
repealed. If it is as obnoxious
ings think 1t, surely MIR. Film
demned for approving it. But
of a party that attributes to 9th
| of it's own candidate
THE CITY OF WASHINGTON
FOR of strangers upon visiting
capital fronts to the West, thus
house at the western ter linus G
of Pennsylvania avenue. The
vious. Not only is the western
itself the most conspicuous, if
ful, but the main portion of the
rection from it. A correspond
leans Delta, in an eloquent trib
c. Calhoun, thus incidentally e
1" When the city Of Washing
ground front was eastward, tow
exorbltant price demanded for |,
real estate drove purchasers int
Immediately in the rear " of .
for the Capitol. In this vale
Washington, with its avenue, F
other Government buildings. 7
back turned on all this, on the
lie buildings, on the city proper
looks from its front out upon
tered buildings, and at its north
tenement from whence John {
Carolina, departed this world fc
PULPIT PoLITENEss.-At Lei
Sabbaths since, a political divin
the kingdom of Kansas is create
than for the kingdom of heaven
discourse in which he alluded tt
congregation in such unpleasant
quite number 10 leave the
address finished, the very devot
vent manner, thanked God that
granted unto him, she possesse,
out deUilS."'
REPORTED DEFALCATIoN.-A