Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1860-09-13

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working overthrow the Union Iney are .no;e VINO uSn
constitutional rghts-who engaged Io-oay II taP.s
under foot the panet rights ~ restore man
indicted for felony because, he SAYS Is no
the laws to steal negro IN ne srtv orebly from
the hands of the Marshal is protected by an ameu
Where the North can the fugitive slave law Se making
an offence to be punished by fine and Imprisonment, ~
aid the officers Of the fOgye Slaves look at the
of public opinon look at the
after look how you are nsna IN he oeon to
help others of the United States-the antislaveS spirit
making nroads in every d arp
arson in Texas-the South environed ana tne
thrown with contempt into faces the purpose aToWeo
to exclude South from all the vast DOMAIN OF tne
and thus to begin the rrepressibie ConneI' le
political organization ventures to ask for constVIsOna
rights you with camorous cries OF dlsunon upon
your own fellow citizens who work for your rlgnts
Mr. breckenridge then reviewed the Of Mr. Doug
las, show that his design was to dlsorganlze te
Party the South as well as at the ana @
if the efforts to defeat Lincoln IN new YORK
nsylvania and New jersey should prove unsuccessful
charged the rule or ruin pocy pursued py ne
Senator from Illinois. . -, co.
Mr. Breckenridge concluded by an eloquent ana ierVen.
appeal Democracy of Kentucky not TO tns
constitutional principles which they stood he reteu
in state of great physical exhaustion, having 10 70 o
several topics which he intended to speak. Inc con
his speech greeted with hundes ol applause
For the journal.
douglas or Nobody."---Wh:,t Is to Gene of IT:
EDITORS JOURNAL The position of portion of our
party in this State the Presidential question: In view
of the almost unanimous action OF our delegates TO
Charleston and Baltimore, is a of unelgned re-
gret to those who have been wont to regard the Democ
racv as the sheetanchOr of safety to the South The
hopeless and almost sectional division OF the parythe
adoption of two platforms, and tie nomination OF TWO
candidates. whether regularly not are matters OF his
tory The deed has been cOnsummated and the rule
or ruin policy of one man has borne of its egiti
mate traits. That man is Stephen A. Douglas, who,
four years ago. strong IN the affections OF the peO-
pie of North Carolina to be their first choice for
President. How stands the now Sixteen OF our
delegates to the National Convention oppose him three
take part, aud only one supports bis claims Why
the change? Let his detection to the party-hls oppo-
stion Democratic and meaSuresthe pertInaclty
with which he cngs to the heresy of squater soVer-
eighty, aud his ilnatured filings at Southern men and
Southern institutions, answer
Where do we find Mr.. Douglas since his quasi nOml-
nation to the Presidency? On pilgrimage to his moth
er in Western New York betrayed into a squatter
speech at every depot eating CLANS and sneerlng at
Southern Niger owners in Rhode Island sOttening
down. aud Indirectly advising the people to go for Bell,
at Norfolk and finally see resolutions OF Charlotte
Douglas meeting,) assembling bis great talents and
wise counsel - in meeting at Raleigh Is there
nothing significant in all this Does he hope to carry
Virginia Nerth Carolina, have his friends in those
States ever limited at such thing to him? Why does
he here then and why few Democrats in this
State anxious to get separate electoral ticket for
him La the face of the fact that ninetenhS OF the
Democracy for Breckenridge and Lane d" enthusas-
tic Douglas meetings are gotten up various parts OF
the State and the fact published abroad that are
hopeessly divided Will Democrats still close their
eyes to the fact that the living moving element in these
demonstrations is Know Nothing Whg9ery in disguise
Who composed the first Douglas meeting III North Car
ons since the Baltimore Convention La the language
OF the Ashevile Necs (printed in the county where the
meeting took place. most, if not all OF them, were
members of the Opposition John d. Hyman
is reported to have spoken at length in favor
! of going for the strongest against Lincoln -
Mr.. Hyman was editor of " big paper in AshevilIe
not great while ago. and this is the first have heard
of bis recantaton. Did he not for Jno. Pool who
Bell and Everett man, for Governor? The lately
increased Wing vote in Buncombe did not indicate
much detection TO Douglas from the Opposition PRIOR
to the August election.
Again, the Western Democrat tells US that the Doug
las party is SMALL gerry small in Meckenburg, yet they
get up meeting that shows we'll in print Some worthy
and good democrats connected with hot-more's
the pity And Moore sti-Carthage comes to the rescue
and big qua fired in that ancient burg. long list
Of delegates is appointed to attend the Mass Meeting
of Judge Douglas talents and wisdom " at Raleigh
How is this? correspondent of the Standard writes
that the meeting was small and composed in part of
Wings. The able and eloquent" speeches he didn't
hear, though present.
Thus, tell0w-demOerats, the elements combining
to give the State to Bell ard Everett Shall our party
with majority OF ten thousand for the National
State Rights Candidate for President, MIR. Breckin-
ridge, be divided and rendered inefficient by the ntr
CUES of the Opposition? Let response now and in
November be, NEVER! PEE DEE.
Sept. 3D. 1860.