Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1860-09-06

If beyond the power the Federal Gov
ernment could not authorize Territorial Government to
exercise them 1t could confer power any local gov
eTnmen established by its authority to violate the prnc
the power coupled with the d1y of guarding and protecting
the owner in his right.-Suprene Court u D.
That is certainly with Breckenridge and Lane
How the World is Given to -.
A special telegraph to the Philadelphia Press" da-
ted Raleigh \. c., Aug 3lst, says that Ii is the COM
mon opinion to-day that the fight in North Carolina
will presently be narrowed down between Douglas and
Bell and 50 on, at a rate which would make every III
tellgen citizen of North Carolina open his eyes TO
let people abroad know something Of the reliability OF
these special Douglas teegraphs will quote little
further from the same special" 1t or he Gays: q
am authorized to state that Senator CIingmau is the
warm and ardent friend O Judge Douglas, will be
found on the stump in North Carolina until the Novem-
Der elections and also that the great Democratic State
Convention held yesterday at this place has encouraged
Mr. Holden editor of the old Democratic State paper,
the Raleigh Standard who will henceorth fight the
Douglas battle through without reservation.
Why it is but the other day that MIR. Cngman, then
at Beaufort came out enthusiastically for breckenridge
and Lane and announced himself enlisted for the war
ready and willing to advocate their cause whenever and
wherever he might be called upon within the State
Tie Standard has appeared since with the names OF
Breckenridge and Lane
After having shown the total unrcliabity of this
special 10 the Forney Free Soil Press, we leel some
hesitation IN giving another OF the reports he author
lied tn make be says" am authorized 10 announce
that after Mr. Douglas has spoken at Rlchmond and at
one two other points, resting day at Washington
he will proceed Immediately to Pennsylvania where he
will address the people at the following places: AT
Harrisburg on Friday, September I at Reading on
Saturday afternoon, September s at Philadelphia on
the same evening and will pass from thence to Easton,
where he will speak on the 10th of September" And
50 on this correspondent LAYS out sumpng route for
his chief showing how far this undgnified course is to
! be carried.
What say Diessts. Clingman and Holden to the state
ncns in 3egoyd to Men qcich this Douglas agent says
he is authorised" TO nloke? 1t IS due TO Themselves
and 10 their purty 10 take IMMEDIATE notice of tbs
c.o,T,. tT.,.n
$500 et~s.a.s1:so 1L.of,x,5 49,
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toti ,to tho, moor - c,a,acter;zo
| o;4rou 90 i,,,,1;,o +,o n,o,+ IF faith
! 1t,n.a a., 1r,o,,1io,, 81 Will Eronco tht tho
ilo5 1,I,g of t,zcep, and Mo9ens and tbp Dptcbess
g 1,,s, ,or. - no re;t.,od III t ,vas ,.r. cor-
rod ont and indeed the annexation Of Sarov and Nice
to France was made CONTINGENT unon the violation Of
that Villa rranco understanding. Piedmont was to
code Nice and SAVOY 70 Froncc and France wis to in
ros m oh;oc,ions 70 thc aIeor,tiop or thp Dnc,;es
hv Piedmont.
This was evidently violation Of the Villa Franco I'm.
dretardn, There can exist no donht that Gar;haldi
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