Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1860-07-26

CHEERING News The Goldsboro' Rough Ndsd
thls morning contains cheering news from the West
1t says:
Never was news more cheering than that which '.
nave received, since Saturday, from all parts Of as
We have seen delegates going to and returning from
the Grand Lodge, l. 0. o. F., held at Statesvle last
week. and they all agree in saying that ad vaOrem
Where-that Gov. Ellis will triumph with tree suHn
Democratic majority
Ihose gentlemen who have returned from Statsv.
met with delegates from all parts of the State Wi2
makes their report every way reliable
A citizen OF Goldsboro', just returned from the Nh
sulphur Springs, reports ad valorem on its last es
the West
He, too, saw persons from all parts of the State aa
learned that the Democracy will not only hold its Owl
but make large gains in the West.
lie heard the candidates speak at Newton, and, n
Ing also heard them at Godsboro, be expresses BIS @
prise that Mr.. Pool could have so far orgOttel Bis
Goldsboro' speech. AT Newton, says this genttnI
Mr. Pool jumped clean off his Golds6oro platform aud
went IN TOR taxing the negro only. ,.
what think Eastern Shareholders of that, and WIZ
relance can they place in such man?
Our informant is, or was an old line whig ha'
ing member of the Bar here and no man who knOTsD-
will dispute his word.
Democrats, up to your work and the day is y0uES-
Z GU drove Know Nothingsm out of the offices o. Wv.
government, and made it ashamed to show its lace E.
hcly have you not already consigned ad valoren Us
puny midnight bantling of Knownothingsm, 10 |
same doom
On next Thursday week the battle will be fousl-~
Let not the sun of that day set on a defeated denD
cy. Let not the walls of the nursing mother Of HUI.
De heard On that day. Stand braveIy at your Pss
Aeep one eye on your banner and another on the ~.
L gu know the enemy you have so often met ana n.
quered You fight bloodless but decisive battle r-
constitution needs no tinkering just now. our ep
has ever been the foe to the poor man and the rp
cdStes Under the garb of philanthropy, he WOuu
day kindle the blood OF the poor man against the ~
and tomorrow would set his heel on the poor man
The poor man and the rich man are mutually dePeD~,
and their equality must be maintained This the D'
sion OF democracy this the contest to be decided g
Prepare Tor the day of battle Be the first 70 t Ior
the field and the last to leave it. Remember WDa5
former trlumphs cost and what they have acbtVN
let This remembrance cheer you il the coming uTh
democrats, rest assured, victory awaits you, hal:
heads erect and steady tramp march proudly to Du III
where on the second day of August, she waits "a,
you and proudly greet you for your deeds OF mora
or. There is no defeat to resolute endeaVOr oon
your whole duty, knowing that the claims OF the w
sltlon to victory is idle boast ,3a
But be on the alert for all manner of rurno ' 5,r
'orts OF documents and handbills from this to the
'ectlon, and ON that day. Heed them not and ~ B
'our friends are not msled by them. Conte3u FE
ruth, and the truth will triumph and place Oo; he
q his Official chair two years longer $50. moS
Amen. - (foldsboro' Rough Notes.