Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1856-11-28

either fer command to well drilled soldier in
ton most perfect which enables him to perform his duty
best under any and all circumstances, II " 80
of non with no such results bnt ON the contrary
The ASYLUM for the Insane though yetncompee in
and has as its inmates some IS
discharged Some few deaths have occurred
Institution under the present
Dr. Fisher has been good The instition will be well worthy
yourselves its system and general economy More definite
information will be given in the report OF the Directors
At the Institution for the Deaf Dumb and the Blind there
81 pupils The general remarks will apply
this and report will be submitted to you by the
The law passed the session. has, in seve-
ing and explaining in many particulars Some of the diff
cuItes arising under it will present themselves careful
Others be pointed by the accounting
officers OF the Ste to whom questions practical difficulty
often been presented by the officers whose duty is
the that these difficulties removed
that in doubt usually the
U6 S T not pe9s nE SOe tax by
last session. Mr. Attorney General Ransom
ESQ., with the advice Of the Council OF State was appointed
the duties of his office session shall
the lst 9th aud 9TH
dicial Circuits.
in, addressed to by the Hon. John H. Wheeler Minis
ter to the Republic of Nicaragua in relation to the orcibe
SEIZURE or ABOUT the 18th OF
his b, persons in Philadelphia while he passing through
it, on his way to New York City, from which place it
hi. purpose to embark for Nicaragua.
These slaves the domestic Mr. Wheeler
and family and it his intention take them abroad
against the will of the and under the circumstances
stated, a higLhanded outrage, and is believed
havs Of even IN point of view by the
from Mr. Wheeler in which he states ha he has caused
action fer damages 80 be instituted against of the
to the act complained Of and the hope that
this State will aid IN the prosecution has been done
by other States under similar circumstances.
1t important that the question determined
the highest judicia authority in the country.
recommend the matter to favorable consideration.
By virtue of resolution passed the last session. the
Hon David H. Swain appointed by agent to pro
matter is mentioned merely say that pa
lar and definite communication the will be sub
mitted in the course of the session.
The Governor also authorized procure a copy
Lyons North Carolina papers from Harvard College
and procured copy of ryon Letter Book While
of the Province Of North Carolina which his pos
session. and of which definite information will be gver
y in the above promised communication.
In compliance with resolution also passed at the last
son have addressed circular letter to the Governor
most of the Atlantic States asking information
sired to State Marine Hospitals where any such exist
have been received from the Governors of
States in which there such establishments owned b.
States and doubted whether such institution
AVill be found in any of the States.
An appropriation made at the last session of
for the purpose of adding wing the G, vernors House
be expended under the board of superintendent of Pub
lie Buildings The house has been greatly improved in
Dy tne ana IN
whole premises in good order There yet
settled balance due the contractor for work the mail
building but it would be found that the whole work ha
executed about $1,000 less than the appropriated
Three sets of resolves from the State of New Hampshire
from the State of Ohio and from the State of Mas
sachuses forwarded to by the Governors of hos
States, with request that they be laid before you 1t will
be seen that all relate to Kansas and slavery and kndre
Subjects except set of the resolves from Hampshire
relating to the importation of foreign paupers and criminals
d and to the naturalization of foreigners
The resolves in relation to slavery, &c. indicate such
state Othe public mind in the States whence the
emanate, render it than useless, my opinion
e to undertake any reply to them.
would most respectfully recommend that further
:, tice be taken of any Of these resolves.
The already great length of this communication remind
me OF the property of bringing it to close will do wit
the single remark that hope all your deliberations may
by harmony and courtesy and that
result in promoting the welfare and prosperity of tn
&c State.
- THOS BRAGG.