Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1860-07-19
From the Savannah (Ga.) News.

Tobn Bell, of Tennessee, the opposition candi-
IDn ,r President voted in 1886 and 1888, for the
.on Of abolition petitions oy Congress, and that he
ra the only Hoh'"s'" "'"0'' WIZ 'NU' 'o'eu "e"in''
BIS b remembered, that whenever this subject was
u" IeGore Congress, John Bell voted dl1UdYS side
'ouSyn' nth John Quincy Adams and Joshua r. Gid
~, rank abOitlonlSts'
iD3', - 10 rpmenbered. that John Bell voted against
j" III Of that odious restriction upon the South
l' ~ oonri Compromise-and against the Kansas
TIE n biI and that the American party OF Geor-
N'O.. Convention, declared that any man thus voting
.' orthv of Southern confidence or Of association
w d onv noitical party at the South.
~, bS remembered, That John Bell voted for the
,Dssion of California, voting against such men as
,ien BarnwclI Of S. g., Butler Clemens, Davis, of
W.. Dawson and others, and with such men as Chase
lI5io. Hamlin, of Maine, Seward, of New York, and
rotFrop, Of Massachusetts,
'TIJ; be remembered that in 1853 John Bell then
,sor in Congress, U0ted against the admission of
I,, uadlr the LecOmptOn Constitution, and that all
Nsos at the South had previously declared that q re-
ru%n admit Kansas under the Lec0mpton Constitution
..I be violation Of a great and plain " Constau-
,.Iugt.
io the last two years, announced publicly that he
%~IITTD COALESCE WITH THE BLACK RE
TRJCANS to save the Union.
" n he remembered that John Bell has lately been
,-,rogaed by committee, appointed by a large and
,rsgabe convention OF the opposition party of Ala
@ As to whether he is in favor of the protection of
I of slave property in the territories, and that
tr; refused to GnS1cer.
I@t he remembered that John Bell was prominent
DEsn Of as a candidate for the Black Republican
ruqlon at Chicago
I4t he remembered that the platform of the party
r, nominated John Bell is, as far as it goes, idel-
al nth that Of the Black Republican party, both pro
rc TO sustain the Constitution, the Union, and the
slrpnent OF the laws.
ISTbe remembered, that Edward Everett, the OPP
r.,op candidate for Vice President, subscribed to
;sinona to Charles Sumner, the notorious abolition
stand OulmOuthed calumniatOr of the South, after he
rsilsv caued by the amented Brooks.
Little :. nenlJered, that this same Edward Everett
vl letter written long afterwards, that he agreed
Nth g sqaderOuS liar, Sumner, IN the same line OF
b., rg1aeut" which argument an attempt to
rYe that Southern shareholders lUdS anhuna immoral,
tn5yus dishonest and d;hOnordbLe.
Lett remembered, that Edward Everett voted for
arsQti0a declaring the right of Congress to abolish
gsrv and the slave trade IN the District of Columbia
Lett be remembered, that Edward Everett voted for
resolution declaring that Congress ought to take meas
wg TO effect the abolition of slavery In the District OF
Columbia.
Let ii be remembered, that Edward Everett voted for
resolution declaring that the rights Of humanity, the
Jams Of justice, and the common good alike, demand
d. suppression by Congress of the slave trade carried
% 10 aud through the District of Columbia.
Lett be remembered, that Edward Everett, voted for
outon declaring that Congress has, by the Consti-
uOD Dorer to abolish sl0very IN the territories Of the
Iutsi States.
LadJe remembered, that Edward Everett voted for
H,uuOn declaring that no new State shall hereafter
taaattd INTO the Union achoSe Constitution or form
Gogemmeot shall permit the existence of domestic
1oy therein.
Lt be remembered, that Edward Everett voted for a
satcn declaring that Congress has, by the Constitu
. gouer to abolish the trCfjc of saves betTeen thu
va the Ua10n, and that the exercise Of th1S p0We1
uapded by the principles of humanity and justice.
AdN remembered, that Edward Everett has beer
~EsSd by citizens of Alabama, in the hope that be
d epudiate this record, and he has not only failed
reused to do 1t.
at be remembered, that John Bell, of Tennessee, &
-Fe Of slave State, hut all his life long friend anC
-7 Of the North, has been selected a fit and prope
a-idate to run on the ticket with Edward Everett
.@g re0Id is fairly stated IN the foregoing para
.ag8.
With all these facts staring them in the face, cal
'l,Lern men vote for Bell and Everett?
Netting of he ECYecutivC Committee of