Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1856-06-27
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rarity of New NY1 Hnnl
IL there be any one effect produced liz IL, 10 1856
ratlohs, discussions and lahors of ,I5 Ine delbe
ConVenuor that should give rise to Uinclnna6
1'oh 70 al true democrats, surely we NAV sIatula.
gard the cordial, hearty and most saIntSy Justly re,
OF me long esranged democracy OF the Emn; reunion
to be that effect This, of itself alone - mpie State
justified the assembling of the Democrat Tould have
all sections of our widespread confede, nosS from
secondary only IN Importance 10 the oron,y' II is
and purpose OF the convention which VA OCJecs
structlon OF platform of principles and w. ne con.
OF candidates to stand squarey upon that teHolce
and to uphold and maintain those princinapo' "orm
That such reunion has been effected most 20
~ and permanently, no cognizant of tho noough-
lngs at the monster demonstration in ~ proceed.
| New York-on Wednt sday evening last a clty Of
the excellent spirit manifested throughout well as
ton of The State, can for momen, nnrn,; ery por
TO doubt. 1t has been said that this efFso himself
dairy only to the great and paramount oh;oos Secon
convention, because by and through il 49, oi the
New York has been secured to the S"e vote of
objects beyond peradventure. Unless snOb VI 'nOse
had been brought about by the convant;n result
questionable whether it would have beon ~ u It's
about at all, and thus the same unforunot, lought
AFFAIRS SO long prevailing, would have ''ae OF
the vote so important might have gone 70 ono W. ana
o'nef OF the several factions IN oppc sion y, t .ne
national democracy-the only national navy. 10 The
country. Therefore it is we say that tb;oy 10 our
furnishes abundant Cause for hearty oratnlt Guu0h
Under existing circumstances no sane ~ 'a''Ou;-
man OF any party doubts tn. complete and ovoLN
ming triumph of Buchanan and Breckint;1n.oo0 wneI
Ides OF November While then, TIE national ro ne
everywhere look forward with the viSio, &c men
thankfulness TO this consummaion devon,IT anu
wished" they canno be and thew arc MT fy 10 oe
(nelther are they ungraleIuD of the eminant a Iu'
patriotic services of the presen, Chief Man;, que
services rendered with The aid and assistance of 4;
contuonal advisers which in time to coma rr "iS
make him great in mouths of wisest censure VIII
In this behalf how We do better sarr;,o
or what more competent, authoritative restimou,,,
can be adduced than that recently given bv C ,py
nobltst Roman of them a'-lhe eminent vsoro NV
patriot statesman, Lewis Cass? The generous ru
untary testimony of such man culwpobs ..
whole army of envious detracors. Hear him
While haiing the bright dawn OF the rising sim
let US not forget the steady light of the sertine ona
Let Us do Justice TO The performance of Gen Paoro.
while We do justice to the promise of Mr. Buchanan
The retiring Administration has beer truly DEM
cratic and American one. 1t will live and honor
bly,, too, IN the pages of our political history. lie
great measures of external policy meet nv warm
appreciation. They have been just, firm, and ma.
tional"
And in relation TO it's internal policy. appIiedt
the affairs of Kansas and to the kindled difficulties
which have been great source of embarrassment
1t conmends itself also to my judgment and support
May the retiring Chief Magistrate find, when be re.
turns to private life, in the consciousness of the faith
full discharge of his duties and in the respect and re-
gard of his countrymen, the reward of his labors
anxieties and trials. His noble address the Other
evening to the democracy of Washington-n fact
to the democracy of the Unon-at a mass radfca
ton meeting which called upon him, and the SINGER
ity with which be acquiesced in the selection of his
competitor, and announced his continued adhesion
10 party and principles entitled to universal
commentator. listened with deep interest TO his
eloquent words, and trust they will be conveyed by
the press and the post to every corner of the Union
to the remotest log cabin upon the very verge of
| civilization. They will show to the American PEG.
pie that disappointment in high places is not always
followed by ingralitude, and that there Presidents
who under no circumstances, forget what they owe
to the democratic party. May peace and happiness
attend him on his retirement"
ANY attempt to add to this would be but an at.
tenpt to g glld refund gold" w. G., of Wy.
REMEDY FOR MosaU1To BITEs.-Cigar ashes viii
be found an invaluable remedy for the bite of the
musquito and other insects Wet the ashes and rub
them on the part, and the singing sensation will be
extracted almost instantly The reason of this is
that ashes contain akali, which neutrazes the acid
of the poison.
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