Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1862-11-20
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From North,
The Richmond Examiner has narrative from
gentleman, VITO returned 10 Richmond On Friday after
parilous trip the border. We extract the fol-
lowing
EFFECT OF THE DEMOCRATIC ELECTIONS.
was at Wizards the evening the news came in
The bctd was crowded with brilliant uniforms, but
there a dead silence. \ . man dared sly yea or
nav. The EUcning Star was forbidden to publish any
returns The couuteUancc8 Of those | watched narrow
~ seemed TO say, We drifting towards the whirl
pool let the catastrophe come" Tie government Off
thrown into CONFUSION the venal clerks IN
the departments cursed the Democratic party, and
cursed New York declaring them both to be more Sc
crsh than jeff Da7'l and Richmond. 1t is said Old
Abe Lad lrightful chill Mrs Lincoln chucke1 and
seward he'd | believe the President got drunk, as
there is always a dreadful waste Of Whiskey after bat
tie or an unavorable election.
I'm Philadelphia there was a perfect panic. Poop e
galte'ed into knots and talked excedy; me saying
New York will secede others the Government las gone
uader, others gbe South never be subjugated Blu
-slua-s l,r time was almost suspended Democratic
orators pretend to favor vigorous prosecution OF tie
war.
In my judgement little or nothing can b. looked for
from the Democratic party It would be willing to
suspend hCstes to gOtlate reconstruction OF the
Union but consent to eternal separation it will not
u0ly The South need expect help from no source ex
ccDt from God and the success OF her valiant
There 20 doubt in the world that the Abolition Gov
eminent is making the most gigantic Efforts to accom-
plal what she has hitherto failed to do SaO nothing
but the most uattr5ng acritg ord energy an every de-
ga. tHGA. II we defeat them II one more great
battle we may begin to look for Signs Of peace then
believe the Democratic party will be Transmitted into
a peace party, and the platform Of Ben Wood
whose speech on the the 22d of May tie New 1orl
Her0H published on the day Of the election, will be &C
copied that Of the Democratic leaders this is peac
un any terms.
THE TYRANNY or ABOLITION RULE.
We must here digrcss for q moment TO speak of on
impression which can never be llIlced from the min
of him who abhors the wicked abuse Of delegated pOwu
The spirit OF poor Maryland is broken! That sentimen
OF noble daring and elevated patriotism which cha
uccrled her sons las been shvered by the stroke of
despoi's sctptre. Men slaves, where the
once rOd as freemen 1t is sbametuI-it is humilatn
beyond expression Could tears blot out the stains
Lcr cowurdce, | would gladly say. "O' that my hea
were waters and mine eyes fountains OF tears. AIRES
without trial hearing, CODtiscation, Imprisonment
spies and espionage have done the work, " hen
entered Washington the cordial welcome, til
same pleasant greeting anticipated which We
hitherto extended, but my best friends bnhed II
with tcrror-they Stunned me if ! had been
mad dog. ] sent for one, be came, and met
"a darkcned chamber to CONVERGE in low whisper lc
the dumb walls should hear and proclaim the col
claye. you must leave the city, were almost b
frs. words, or in twen y-our hours you will be a
rested and imprisoned" but who knows it" | a8ke
and in the house, and your best friend may bet1a
you. Money has corrupted the best, and the GungeC
teruugd the bTayest. No man here IS sur OF
liberty tor day. much les3-a Conted2rate."
No longer than yesterday they arrested Mr. Blan
citizen OF Georgetown, and carried him to the o
Capitol lily advice is to leave and that instantly. -
Well where shall | o." " Amy where is safer thu
here. Go to R the proclamation has made eve
man in the town and country secessonjst. You W
fad rieuds."
Ne met aCair by o,,T,oir+ynnnt and II WAS afnne,
10 watch his nervous department and the anxious
lcitude depicted upon his COuntenance / entered
Office as stealthiIy as thief He closed the wind(
blinds locked the door, aud drew his chair close to n
that we might converse in a whisper. During the ct
versatjOn forgot the despOtism around and about
and began to speak in the tone of freeman He loo
ed up IN alarm, crying hush | could not but ask
this the land of liberty? At the expiration OF an no
he sjgnfed it was time to withdraw. After the comp
Uens OF the evening, approached the door, ne cauG
me by the arm, and drew me aside, assumed listeni
attitude for a few seconds, then turned off the gas
locked the door, accommodated the street. ard becker
NE TO move On We proceeded cautiously for two
three squares when he halted, frankly told me he
see me no more, and bid me farewell
Now this man possesses heart as warm and gener
as ever beat in mans bosom, and is a sccessonist
the corrupt atmosphere of Abolition dominion
bighttd the flowers which would beautifully bloom
soil 50 noble.
Pennsylvania.
Tie removal Of Mcclellan has brought things to te
trlt in PepIsy wanna, The Philadelphia Inquirer Of
18th, alnding the Precarious of affairs at Ca
CURTIN the principal camp Of The drafted men of the
stone State, says:
The state of feeling OF Camp Curtin is unsettled, SC
the drafted men concerned. The obe tions to
ing into the old regiments persisted in, while the
giving their company organizations is regarded
Of tyranny. 1t is in contemplation to the
legally. The purpose is to bring q before CO
and 1est whether the drafted claim the provi
and protection of the State Law under which they
called into service whether the officers in the
vice force the drafted men in the old regiments.
would be the proper and the safe meansof settling
really grave difference.
The duty OF the provost guard 1T present Is OF cha
ter at once onerous and dangerous. They occupy
ton which is not fairly understood by the men AZ Z
Curtin, with whom difficulty exists as to their Glspos
companies and regiments. The provost guard are bou
execute their orders. They Boldcrs who know not
pu obedience and it is to be hoped that the drafted
VIII not tempt the provost guard into what might see
De- u not actually become, bloody force. On the ngf
tue Jth tne guard, while ID duty, very badly ire
Dy Tie men 10 Camp Curtin. They assaulted with st
IlroWn by en concealed behind tents ard otherwise
y attacked by the drafted len. INSTRUMENTATION of
kind is disgraceful to the guilty
Since the differences and Gisse actious among the
ca men large numbers have deserted and the purpos
do also aVoWed by still larger numbers of the men
in Camp Curtin Every hour adds to thu embarrassn
Onthe 9th instant of the men, in attempting to
the guard shot in the leg, and severely if not da
2usly wounded.
A FEMALE RECRUIT was detected lately at Roche