Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1862-03-06
IRe EliaslE Erll,I1.

We find the following in the Richmond Dispatch Of
yesterday (Tucadoy) morning We like the tone of the
whole thing. We like the wish of the House TO know
what needs to be done and Ike particularly the en-
quiry into the existing relations between this govern
ment and the foreign coDsus accredited to the United
States, now living in the Confederate States We don't
permit any Lincoln laws to rule us here or any Lincoln
commissions pcrmissons to have authority and vet
it is under ETegu0terS issued from the Lincoln State
Department. tht these Consus exercise their functions
They are accredited to Abraham Lincoln, not to JEFF
ftrsOn Davis -
From the Richmond Dispatch, March 4th, 1852.
CONGRESSIONAL The late hour which the proceedings
OF congress we're handed IN prevents US from giving them
an ereSO After some discussion upon minor points and
the introduction OF bills aud resolutions, which me
dateiy referred to the various committees
Mr.: Rails Of Alabama offered preamble and resolution
Whereas The United States are waging war against the
Confederate States, with the purpose Of mpeng
the latter 20 Eeute with them under The same Constitution
and Government; and wle.eae the waeina Of war With
such an OF jet in duect opposition to the sound Repub
can maxim mat al Verumnt rests upon consent of
the governed, and only tend consolidation in the
General Government aud tn quent destruction of the
rights of the states whereas result being attained
the two sections can only exist together in the relation Of
the oppreo and the oppressed Of the great pre-
ponderauce OF power in the Northern section coupled with
dssmaTltV OF interests and we, represent
taves Of he people the Confederate States in Congress
assembled, may be pre- umCd know the sentiments
Saa Peep e having jut been elected by tLem Therefore,
Re0,rea, That this Congress do lemnly declare ard
publish TO the world that II the
OF the people OF The Confederate states reliance
upon Aim ghty Gud) to suffer all The ca mites Of the
pruUacJed war Luz that they will 1teCe any terms DO
htcay affiliate with people who guilty Of an iva ion
OF TIER sou and The butchery Of their cUze ms.
Inc yeas ana nays upon his resolution called
it was unanimously adopted.
Resolutions calling upon the President to communicate
to Congress what addition nal and necessary
Tor the public service, and inqupg ito h existing
uons between this Government and the fore On consus
credited 10 the United States, living in he Coneder-
ate States, az eed to.
resolution also agreed to- nstructng TIE Commit
tee on Naval Affairs inquire into the expedency of pac-
ing aU inc disposal of the President five millions dollars
IO me OF building gunb boats for the defence Of the
RE,ENISTED-We were pleased to learn yesterday
that Captain Arringtons company from Nash, com.
PaDy l. Both regiment, had joined for the war; and will
be recognized tomorrow. The company will 90 on
brief furlough to their county, expecting to leave here
on the 215 o'clock train on Saturday morning and
reach Rocky Mount Depot at 10 o'clock on Saturday
This fine company is the first, but will be far from the
last to reenter out of the gallant Both. The movement
has only commenced, 1t will not be allowed to stop.
DAILY Journal, 9TH inst.