Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1860-12-13

Rowan COUNTY sPEAKs.-A meeting has been held
at Salisbury which was largely attended by men of all
parties and at which the following resolutions
animously passed:
Whereas, There exists most alarming condition of
things in the country caused by the deporabe result
of purely sectional contest, the North against the
South long waged but at last ended in the late Presi
Dental Election by the complete victory of Black Re
publicansm under the forms of law, in which Presi-
dent hostile to the institutions and rights of the South,
has been elected by overwhelming majority of the
North but minority of the whole people, and
Whereas The lawless hostility of this party to the
South for years past has been shown not only in violent
abuse-n actual ourages and in unceasing dangerous
agitatiOns a. home and in COngress-but has brought
forth fruit
lst In separation of the largest Christian Churches
End. In bold, defiant and practical Notification of
a Constitutional Law of Congress by ten Northern
States
3rd. In descent upon the Territory of sister
Southern State by armed band of Northern Abo-
litionsts with murder and rapne-which approved
by Northern public meetings. by accredited preachers
Of the gospel and the leader thereof proclaimed with
horrible blasphemy, martyr, "whose gallows
more glorious than the Cross
4th In a sectional triumph which has elected as
President a man who has openly aVowed the most ex-
| IRENE doctrine ofsectiOnal hostility
Therefore, in view of the danger which is upon us
danger hot to political rights alone which but
three generations ago sufficient to the spirit
of our Revolutionary fathers to instant resisance-but
of fearful peril to homes and to all that is dear
u.s. we believe the day for action has come-that we
can no longer In Safety merely wait ard watch" but
as the guardians of our rights and safety, (which
/ guarded by would be defenceless indeed) we do
! Resolve, That the late Black Republican triumph
the Constitution and Southern rights should rouse
the South to adopt such measures may be needu for
her self preservation.
RESOLVED, That in this crisis of common danger we no
longer remember any of the old political differences or
party names-that we believe all true Southern men
should now unite in solemn and earnest consideration of
what is best to be done for the common safety of the
people and of the State.
! RESOLVED, That most earnestly and respectfully
urge the Legislature to provide for the defence of the
i State, by instant and efectual means
ResoUed, That respectfully declare to the General
Assembly our wish for the call of Convention through
which the people may express their will to the mode
4 and measures of redress
Resolved That the institutions the interests and the
welfare OF n orth Carolina well the warmest feel
ings of her people, are and must be with our sister
States of the South, whatever may be their destiny
i DR.. HUNTER, OF NEW YORK so distinguished for his
views and treatment of affections of the Throat and
Lungs by Inhalation, is now professional visit of
week to Wilmington. AS the founder of this practice
his explanation of it will be interesting. DR.. Hunter
contends that no disease of the lungs passages
ever be cured unless the remedy is applied directly
the diseased or affected part. Medicines administered
by the stomach reach the of disease in the
lungs and hence never cure. The old practice there
FORE has always been and must ever be- Intellectual Ry
the Inhalation practice all remedies are administered
the form OF vapor, and inhaled breahed into thu
ungs-thus directly reaching the dsease-and by actu
al contact, etecting the purpose required The medi
cines are inhaled through neat glass instrument whic!
Dr. H. has contrived for that purpose. Some medicines
he administers by filling the sleeping of the paten
with their vapors, that, actually, while the paten
sleeps he is in every breath drawing the healing proper
ties OF the medicines deeply into his lungs where sole
or fluid medicines could possibly reach In other case
the Doctors remedies smoked In cigarettes In fact
every means is made available for carrying the remede
used at once to the place requiring their curative action
lhls Is certainly very simple, rational and scientif
# pratlce and Its success is amply atested The Wash
lngton National MtelLlgeacer, quoting New York ex
change, says We have studied the whole question
and Dr. Hunter has maintained every position he ha
assumed before the public He has carried his invest
cations beyond the books and old theories of the age
- we can but more and more admire the position DR.
Hunter has assumed and maintained His entire cours
has been as truly modest truly intelligent and brave
The n. I. Herald says "No man we will venture t
say In the whole annals of the profession ever introduce
more Important innovation gained in short spac
OF time more converts to his opinions. But the mos
ncontroVertlble evidence is furnished by the City In
specors Reports By these documents is shown tina
y the dlmlnution in the mortality from Consumption
mounts to more than THIRTY-Two PER CENT. Now W
Know from the vast number of treated and cure
effected by DR. Hunter that his efforts have contributed
II not produced ALL at least the greatest share OF this
b prOVement.n
1 We are informed that those who cannot consult d,
Hunter personally here, may subsequently, address hir
ID at New York for further information This hint ma
lg prove valuable to nyalids.
Later from Havana.
y n New ORLEANS, December 9--The steam ship Bier
nile Capt Builoch from Havana the 18th inst, arrive