Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1856-05-16

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MEssRs. EDITORS Some time roT the JOunT
Declaration of American Independent. , ,a 10
| man IN Dupln county. who. for h;s ,'lefe SETH
Pa'r,ousm during the revolutionary ,p .,aVefy
IdWeiiing-house reduced to ashes bv Matt had
wnen on his march from Wiminpton ~ Glor ca
Also, Tor his patriotism and intellioanoo. Nesbs
was chosen one of the delegates 10 The = this
which formed the Constitution of North = onVaE
represented the county of Duplin eight WI Sa'oi
State Legislature, and the district Of iva ha
eight more in the Congress Of the Ina; hiininss
his name was Hon. James GillespeLane &a
rom ireland A "eussed fufriner" Noe easse
anxious to know how many men there aro wv, M
county who will say by their votes IN ~ IN Du
OF next August that the relations of th;s NC fa
ian snail not immigrate to this county a. uiah
Inc elective franchise until thew rpno sDu egeS
years Are the Irish any less natr;o, ?.h ben
'hey were in 1916? You cannot nron" nov
the case by the wounds received bv Gen S sla
Zero Gordo; you cannot prove it bv naela
IRISH brogue'' that accompanied Gen san, 'ne
co; nor can you prove it by the fact thot 10 le
TENNIS OF all the Irish in this country s, lui b.
sustaining our noble President in suppor,; s,s Ibis
Iehalng the Constitution of the United sta,ss and
on me 4th day of March, 1858, he soIem0'eeS viii
oosenan'ea ana agreed with his God and t5o s9os
ISn peopIe-ne "o"ld support and defend Ana
10 TN
is dlsbanded, and that the Northern WIZ wing pan
swallowed up by Know Nothingism, wS;,I Las
Nothlngsm is being swallowed IN bv . abns Kns
and that the Southern wing is sniff aoOlltonia
{" the flower of the fock'-bavino ~ ;n uP-a pa,
cratic party and the balance haeS;00 oneu the den
the banner of s. Samuel" Now t5o i 1:n, uad
tween the abclitonist and the free sn;I u'1efeDce
abolltlcnlst Is the most honest man ~ IN ms:
comes out and tells us at once what ba IL He TWO
entire abolition of slavery-whiss tbn 10 alter-S
pretends he is only in favor of restr;o, NE lreeso
OF slavery 50 ut may sting itself to dsa the I'm
pray "nat IS me difference between ree.so; H AZ
An lo Nosnlngism IT the Know. NotbinaU' q
.".o Jug 'ePtat OF the Missouri CompromH.ou h
ho5 JON me free soilers at once? Soutbs,ss VI
oluulng Tor office under free-soil admin;s..aa
the establishment of which thew are conn;":
oy derrecatlng the repeal of the Nilsson; "a
mise py which said compromise, accordin. NVna
Calhoun's speech, on the 18th day of Narssh 70 y
tthey were excluded from carrying then lta
into about three fourths of our TERRITORY POfar
acquired mostly at the expense of the S" "un W.
having' according to statement have s..l So
nshed about three-fourths of the men who ' o IOr
fought the battles OF our country, and been toS
O. about seven-ninths of all the revenue vb;S
oeen raised tor the support of government u
1889; whilst about seven ninths of all the .r aa
prlatons which have been made by CoDpra.BPP
pubic works during this period, have been prnsI
at the North. The traitors ought to be, and %s
will be, branded with that infamy and cor' Sq
which they deserve. Wonder if Kenneth Pss
has fzzled OUT all his grand schemes of ssGs
grandizement yet? Northern men TALKING j.
Sc the aggression of the slave powers Ter%
better talk about {" the aggression of the monuf,a
ing power" John Randolp was so much a,a
perated with this Northern, FEDERAL, mannh,,rr
arlstocracy for encroaching upon the South thai
said some twenty-five or thirty years ago that.
fore his old books should be re. bound at tbs NJ.
he would send them to Europe for that nnn~
20 conclude, when General Jackson ordered his ;
man Catholic Secretary of the Treasury to ranm
the public monies from the United State: Bank W
know he took the responsibility" But he ddr
take such responsibility as General Pierce assnng
when he undertook to defend the lust equal II
constitutional rights of the South, against The Assam
OF federalism, abolitonsm and priestcraft cOmbnI
lhls was taking the bull by the horns an
enough encountering an enormous beast of nr~
cotors" But, think when the General rea.e,
hold, the "motley brute" will be both quiet and ham
less; and for tanning said 81 animaln as AFORESAID
is the opinion of your humble servant that Il
friends of constitutional liberty owe the General,
debt of gratitude which cannot be discbarqed NH
by eleva'ing him to the Presidency second term,
A DEMOCRAT. |
Alhertson's, Duplin Co., N. C..