Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1861-10-17

gave to Moses for the Israees. This sedtious fana
cal preacher assais the President and the State and city
Governments, because they do not acknowledge that
slavery is the national sn-that which has involved US
in civil war. He says:
"A very great sin at the present tme-an aggrava-
tOn of the prominent crime OF our nation-is the
refusal to acknowledge that niquty not merely the re-
fusa to repent Of it, but to acknowledge it. In the
proclamation calling for fast there mention Of 1t.
We have the extraordinary phenomenon of national,
State and cty proclamation OF fasting and prayer be-
meath the Judgment of God in civil war, produced by
slavery, calling the people to repentance on account OF
their sns in which proclamation there does not
alusOn To that great, comprehensive, outstanding
inquity of our nation which all know to be the of
our present distress.
SECOND RoUND-sLoANE IN THE RING.
Cneever being usad up, the Rev. Mr.. Sloane takes
his place, wheeupon Bennett maus away in the follow
ing scientific style:
Among the most violent of the abolition clergy who
took the same ground with Cheever was Rev. MIR.
Sloane, who attacked the Chief Magistrate for his pat
rotic letter to General Fremont, and denies him the
credit OF Swing Kentucky to the Union, because for
sooh that State had been always well leavened with
ansavery ideas, and he had no doubt that Gin Ken
tucky the cause would loose by the unfortunate nod
cation of the President" Binder than the veriest
child these parsons to the meaning of the political
events of the day and to the signs of the times and yet
they undertake to dabbe even in the details of politics
This clerical demagogue has the presumption to hurl
his fuminatons at the head of the President in such
language this:
WHY should we not strike the enemy in that point in
which he was weakest and do signal act Of justice
while we loved the country? Politicians were afraid
that by such course they would lose in the border
States and influenced by this consideration the Presi-
dent had chmmted the sad and grave mistake of modi-
tying the proclamation of Gen. Freemont-an act which
had filed loyal hearts with grief scarcely second to
that which the disaster at Bull Run had occasoned"
This same meek gentleman advises not only the
crushing of rebellion, but the crushing of the cocka-
tce from whose eggs the serpent OF rebellion had been
hached - in other words, he advises the utter desruc
ton Oh slavery hy the armies of the North E3 de-
nounces "he mean business of returning fugitive slaves"
and boasts that lie had gorifed the Union and
the believing to mean Union with slave
ry and the other to the full Of defects He therefore
looks forward to the tme-n0t when we the old Union
shall be resored-but when we shall get rid of the
South and 1--WE shall have more glorious Union, the
union OF free States in one proud empire better
COnstitution-one in which God shall receive all the
glory and man all bis rights" Said we not truly that
this the object Of the abolition traitors of the pull
pit, and the rss either to abolish slavery by force or
to cut of the saveholdng States from the Union p
For such minister of The Gospel as Mr. Sloane it
was but natural to read with appreciation to his audi
ence the assault the Constitution of the United
States in the editorial columns of the Independent of
this week and equally characteristic of the anatcism
which animated bis DISCOURSE was the denuncation of
the wise sentiment of Napoleon as infde that Provi-
dence is always the side of the strongest battaons
and the heaviest artillery
THIRD, FOURTH, AND FIFTH THUNDERSTORM WORK
The champion, not used to many at once, becomes
tatIgued, excited and desperate. Mr.. Sloane being
sain bis friends break the ropes and rush to the rescue
The champion goes it msceaneously thus:
Of the same rabd type the sermon Of Mr.. Thomp-
son. of the Tabernacle who said 1T necessary to wipe
out slavery from the South While slavery exists our
dearest rights imperriled 1t is preying upon oar
vtas and must be cut out with the sharp edge of the
sword" 10 similar effect is the language Of Rev. Mr..
| Crawford, Rev. DR.. VintOn, and Rev Dr. Tying the
most violent OF ALL who describes slavery as "the most
unreenng, most bloody tyranny that ever cursed the
earth and insists that "we must press forward in the
name OF God and humanity. to the utter extermnation
of the cause of the war" 1t was no wonder that
portion of the congregation arose and walked ont in the
middle of this TRADE, shaking off their feet the very
dust of the church.
CLOSE CT THE MILL "-BENNETr AND HIS BOTTLE
HOLDER.
Having used up balf dozen preachers in little less
than no time, the champion is at length compelled to
withdraw. lie does without detrment to his PROV
es nobody remains the field whois at all anxious
to engage In the Tray He calls r bis bottle hoIdee aud
pays him compliment:
Amidst the barren and burning desert of fauaticsm
presented by the reports OF these sermons in the Tn
bune and Imes destitute of the waters of CHARITY and
OF e there is one oass-one green spot 1t is in the
discourse of Rev. Mr.. Newman, at the Bedford street
Methodist Episcopal church. In speaking Of English
Y,
First, the nobiemen or lords of the land are not in
sympathy with the North, but saying and dong
everything they against The Earl Of Shafts
bury stated to him very explicitly, that the policy Of
England was not to allow the existence Of en- oversha
OWN They Jealous OF our rising grpat-
ness and ale determined that England shall be the
greatest nation earth. When You ara 10000 900
Of people, said the Earl you will come over here aud
dictate to u3, Which Contingency mast and will, il
possible avoid TIE second class are the EDglish bo
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abolition OF slavery an issue OF this The Earl OF
0hHitsbuTy said to me, If you will emancipae all the
slaves we will sympathzs with you
iere, then, the views have SO often expressed
!uiy confirmed by tbs witness. The Aristocracy and
Abolltlonists OF England in league with the Abo-
lti0nists OF America to break up the Union and
hence the antsavey presses and pupits of the North
are giving uerance to the most reasonable sentiments
agans; the Union and the Constitution and are de-
nouncng tie Chief Magistrate for his patriotic and
conservative action IN modifying the proclamation of
Fremont The public safety demands that stop be
speedily put to thor mutiny and treason. Were the
President base enough to lend himself to their foul pur
poses he would justify all that the Secessiopists eyer
alleged against him and against the majority of the
\ North, and would 7a1ctify the Southern rebellion in
the eyes Of all honest men. But the GOOD faith the
resident has shown has set at rest all doubts as to the
nature and objects OF the war, has given the lie to the
assertions OF the rebel cheftains and has dashed to
earth the vile hopes OF the entsavery propagandsts
ESCAPE OF SOUTHERN MEN FROM LOUISVILLE. Be
tween four and five hundred came down to Mem
Iphis, on Thursday last, from Kentucky They are a
portion of the old State Guard of that State. AMI
their purpose is to join Gen. Buckner Munordsyie,
each man bringing gun with him, which he had care
fully concealed until the time of departure The enemy
got wind OF their hegfa South aud tried to cut them
Oh, but without avail. he ceerity of their movements
doubtless saved them, they advanced in twentyour
hours Jfiy5o"r males, travelling night and day. The
fair and patriotic ladies of Kentucky our informant says
greeted them with enthusiasm all along the line down
and upon their generous and bountQl offerings the gal