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

pondens Ot nnder date of August %, advises A.
on Jewellers in Europe 10 leave their slaves at
rssroan tT"'0''''0 "
hope .-tins and classes in Europe, however much
Al pa difer on the questions touching their own
they prd condition, appear TO concur in being thor
rgb ,boItonists as regards African slavery IL the
pgD States, which is every where denounced with
lprs,ring bitterness. An excellent Virginia lady
rDsPP S been soiourning here some years with her
sb0 D"IS living recently ade arrangements to return
sDD! i,rd on the eve of departure that negro
bon6Ellor,e % wears, who had been brought up and
rl W'SdIv treated As O confidential domestic,
r0:. b" oivised 10 leave her and remain in the
bod peg which she resolved to do notwithstand-
pnDpj, own manifest attachment TO her ben
1g n and her children. The girl besides having
asc" III instructed in the more common branches
Rao English education, had been taught both
bHS and Italian, under this benefcent care. She
Ffe'n p,oreoyer, been repeatedly assured that she
b' consider herself as free, whenever she could
rSD..gpously change her circumstances Yet the
p,'Dro of numerous advisers here has prevail
plu3 she remains in a land of strangers, under the
A'alnr coniurations of Italian imaginations.
lHpo,oaos lady lost a fayorite domestic in the
@ raw few months since, and the poor creature,
@" Inns deprived herself of early associations,
D sure support, lost her wits in the trial and is
3D. Iunatic asylum. 1t should be added to the
pow If the lady first named, that she has made
5oI Drovson through friend here to secure her
y. STorIte from such contingency.
Parity Proposition Lane, the cowardly mis-
.at and traitor, who sneaked out of Kansas in the
aS5t has a letter In his " free love" organ this
ling the Tribune, in which he makes the fol-
D, buraI proposition to settle the difficulties in
W. W. addressed to A. w. Doniphan and A. G.
5oone ,St Select enc hundred actual Shareholder
IUbO how DIV,
yNn "- orol IN this conflict, AtchisOn & Co., among
.een eno"5s or ond I to select one hundred actual
me Lell;nq settlers of Kansas, myself included:
non so' tLa narfv invaded and having the right to
we Dt'1 49, LACE distance, and weapons, who shall
eeo' "L nosanc, of Twelve members of the Senate
l5I' ,, w. members of the House of Represen-
an :uo. NJ the United States, one half of whom
an bo Selected by each party, with the mutual a.
.aoment that the blood of the parties thus selected
fJ settle this vexCd question, and save Kansas
from further outrage
,,,,5el liberlne and desperate, who, having been
% mt Of decent society for leaving his wife and rob-
,r her of her property, would be glad PROBABLY 10
.Ts some one kill him. He dates his letter from
rsmon Co., Iowa, but desires to be addressed at
-farapoIis, Ind The truth is, Lane, with all his
r,ery1g dare not be in any particular place just
uT "
Tqg CANVASS IN MICmGAN.-We find in the De-
,r Free Press the following call for democratic
MACS meeting, which was to have commenced in that
t7reslerday
Minister mass meetings Of the people of Michigan
Ill be held within the City Hall and on the Campus
lsrtus in the city of Detroit, during the AgricuI-
ra State Fair, on the evenings of Wednesday and
Thursday, October 1st and I'd.
The following named distinguished orators and
4oDor Of States ha hppn invited RI address
these meetings. and assurances have been received
from several of them that they will be with US:
Howell Cobb and Robert Toombs, of Georgia; R.
T. Hunter, of Virginia ; John Van Buren, and
Hnalo Seymour, of New York Rufus Choate and
b. Halie,t of Massachusetts, Walter Hartman,
dNew Hampshire Stephen A. Douglas and X. b.
Carpenter, of Illinois; William Preston, Of Kentucky.
The following named distinguished gentlemen of
our own State will be present
Lewis Cass Charles L. Stuart, r. McClelland,
lpheus Felch John S. Barry, G. v N. Lothrop,
ieorge w. Peck, and F. ]. LUtlejOhn.
Fremont AND FREE Observation-Disclosures the
ca of the Fillmore electoral ticket in this State,
nd editor of the Native Citizen al Chicago, says
be Springfield (IlS.) Register attempted 10 make
Ysech al Uurbana, Champaign county, one day last
week, when he was arrested al the instgation of
some 'freedOm sheekers of that town, for debt of
ae DOLLAR alleged to be due for the nonTecepuon Of
Bis paper This he paid, and, Immediately half doz-
en- more suits of the same kind were trumped up
against him, and he was taken into custody by these
ievOeeS of freedom and free speech, to prevent his
milling his appointment to speak. He beat them,
however, and made his speech.
We have no sympathy with Danenhower or his
descriptive dogmas, but cite this Instance TO show
he ength TO which AbOlitonism will go to throttle
DISCUSSION, while they prate of freedom of speech.
Wherever it has the power of numbers the same
descriptive, anti-repubican spirit perVades its ranks.
sscuIlOns do the biddings of their masters, and
h at no Vany, 10 further the ends of the latter IN
her scramble after political power.
JOHN RANDOLPH AND TOM MooRE.-We find the
blowing under the heading G Amercan Ana" in
The Mobile Tribune:
"Who 10 you think met under the gallery of the
House Of Commons 2" said John Randolph 10 gen.
.enaD " You can't guess, and so I'll tell you
here was a spruce, dapper little gentleman sitting
next 10 me, and he made some trihing remark, tc
winch replied. We then entered into conversation
and found him most fascinatingly witty fellow
De pointed out to me the distinguished members who
we're unknown TO ne, and frequently gave them a
le1dy shot At parting, ne handed me his card
5d read with some surprise, Mr.. Thomas Moore.
les SIR it tcas the Bard of Erin and upon this dis
@Yery | said TO him, Well, Mr. Moore, am de-
lighted to meet you thus and tell you sir, that
lY you more tor being the author OF the Two
penny Postbag,' and Tom Cribs Memorial TO Con
s'sss than Tor all your beautiful songs, which play
~e TOOL with young ladies' hearts, He laughed
ysaTlly al what he called my singular taste, and we
parted the best friends imaginable
Mr. HENRY WINTER DAvIs-The treachery Of
a' southern congressman, who ought to represent
ue OF the districts of Vermont instead of any
5aI OF the people OF Maryland has been com
TENTED upon very respectfully by the Baltimore press
me very calm and dispassionate notice which he
Seyea at their hands, however, excites him very
WI OIy and he replies in very arrogant card
c N public denun citation of those journals for
ittagmng HIM for his public conduct In his card he
s ssuoS HmSe on the ground that he preferred the
mn appropriation bill with the Kansas proviso tc
10 army appropriation at all; and for that reason he
S uea Tor the bill with the provso. In this he diff
,rS from every southern man but he goes further
1 wv sayS that although the mode was wrong, the