Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1856-09-05
TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
auare OF 10 lines or Iess---cf.sh in advance.
civil war--rhc Beginning Of the End.


The abotionists have ct last accomplished their
designs. They have brought about civil wal il
this country, and by the next steamer across the At
'anhc, send word to their allies and frer1s il
England that the long sought end Is accomplished
What the old tories of Britain by sword and bayone
could not do, their descendants and tools in Ne
England, by newspapers and songs, have done,
! wit divided this Union! 10 one, looking back
the past history of the abolition and Seward fact N
of this country, fail 10 see that their whole
has been, as Mr.. Greeley once expressed il. to ear
and educate n generation to " hate tho South In
recording the of the bttIles in Kansas, tie 1ri
bune calls ore rafiy The Northern and the other
the " Southern and talks of the enemy if the
Southern people citizens Of another country,
and our natural enemies
War actually exists in this country the
North is arrayed against the South, and men are
fighting, shooting and killing each other in the
ritoTy OF the United States, with the same fcrocty
that characterised Frank and Hun last year in the
Crmea. There is no denying this-no getting over
it with the sur that it Is only 'GpIty" border
strife lit Is actual war, AM nothing else and war
that is growing more furious and sanguinary every
day. And now the question arises what is ii for
What is all this strife and bloodshed about Why
tnolv TO keep southern brethren Out of the
eom'noo erritories of this Union Sift the whole
Q1es 10" Gown TO its real merits, brush off all the
Gust and garbage that have gathered on it, free it
from ali the abolition clap trap and nonsense about
" freedom and Fremont" strip it oi all the kites,
straws and election nonsense, and we find it plain,
simple assumption of power and authority Of the
North to govern the South.
The men and families of the South have gone
into the Territory of Kansas with their property
der no disguise, but simply to inhabit it citizens
and common owners of our common country. They
have not sought to dive TO keep any out of
the Territory. They have not passed any laws to
prevent any other citizens from coming into it, and
living peaceably in it, and what have they met there?
How have their Northern brethren met iheme Why,
with fire and sword, with and ball, sent by
churches and clergy from New England and New
York The Northern settlers have denied the right
of SOnherners TO come there they have ne together
TO pass laws against their coming, and when ali has
failed to prevent them they have called for and
arms 10 and help TO drive them out. TO tn"
eternal shame Of the North be 1t said, they have re-
sponded 10 this call, and from the purleus of their
cities and the low dens of their villages have gone
forth army of he lowest vagabondS and hireling
traitors that ever infested any country. The Gree
leys and Giddings and Beechers have Joined hands
with debauchees like Lane and Cole, and sent forth
a bandit of punderers 10 raylsh the fair plains OF
Kansas There is denying this, 10 getting over il.
The whole operation the whole design, is TO drive
the South out of Kansas. They do not, they cannot
pretend to say that the South tries wants to drive
them out or that it asks anything but that its people
shall be permitted 10 settle peaceably and quietly in
the territory, the the people of the North ;
but this the Beechers, and Greeeys, and Giddings
declare they shall NO TO. They determined thele
shall be South, but that The North shall be the
helor-s 10 the Union.
And now, since it has come to this--snce war
against the South is openly declared by the form.-
ton OF a Northern party" and has Jeen actually
commenced for TIE subjugldon of the South, let
every citizen take his stand and his position. For
ourselves, do not hesitate 10 enro., names
against the mea and patty that have declared this
war we do not hesitate to Join the ranks of those
who are fighting for their rights citizens of one
common country ard, il it becomes necessary, we
will cheerfuy give not only our money, but our ser
vices in The field 10 sustain them,
That there are thousands and tens OF thousands of
others in this city who viii do the same we have 10
doubt, and trust that immediate measures will be
taken by conservative and Unon-lovi Y citizens
who fighting for their rights clj2ars aganst
the Northern hordes who have been eat here TO
drive them out.-New York Day Book.
Coon Days WORK IN GRAIN AT CHIcAGI.--A ra
of fifty cars is extremely long one forty cars
maze a & eat show any road, ] he grain on
roads ceAlei1g here usually bring bout three hun
corn OF wheat, and about six hundred jushels o.
9 dred and fifty bushels each Of On Thursday
between A. NJ and . p. II one hundred and four
cars Of grain taken into Gibbs, Griffin & c. i
e warehouse, by three out of their four elevators
besids that taken from teams. resting hour for din
: ner and another for tea. The grain amounted t.
about 10000 bushels -Ch7cag0 Tribune, dug, 16
y THE Old GR1sT MILL -lC anybody ever saw ar
old grlst mill, he If again IN the following
: fragment from Tennyson
j. love the brimming waves that swan
tlN1 1I fTnE rI F,nIfi inft1