Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1862-12-18
New England.

Hon. Horatio Seymour, Governor elect of New
70 k, deli cred 10 recent speech, the following whole
some lesson to bis counymen o. the West 10 reference
to the lntermeddlug aud selfish fanatics of the East:
Ire Mississippi river is grand artery OF their
mu nal ma ional lives which men cannot yer, and
which new, ought to have been suffered to have been
ds'urbed by the antagonisms the cuDiditv and the
bigotry OF New England and the East. It is from the
East that lave come the gesms of this bloody and most
unua al strife.
1t is from the mqddIesome, graspng and fanatical
disposition OF the people who have imoosed upon
you aud us alike tariffs internal Improvement and fshng
bounty laws whereby have been taxed for their az
grand cement 1t is from the East that will come the tax
gstherer to collect from you the mighty debt which is
being amessed mountain high for the purpose of ruin
ing your best customers and natural friends When
this war ends, the same antagonism Of interest policy
and feeling which bavs been pressed upon Us from tie
East and forced US FROM political union when we had
ceased to ind safety for our interests respect fer our
rights, will bear down upon you aud separate YOU from
people whose traditional policy it is to i've by their
wits upon the labor of their neighbours Meantime YOU
ara being used by them to fight the battle of emancpa-
tion-a battle which, il successful tsroys your nros
perity, and it'll it your best markets to buy and SELL
Our mutual dependence is the work of the Creator
with our peculiar productions, convertible into gold
We should in state of peace, draw from you largely
the products Of y>ur labor.
correspondent of the Richmond Wing, writin,
rom the camp Of Jacksons corps gives the following
lnNulOPd n nv
the soldiers OF the noted Stonewa
1t is VIII n idle in camp that the soldier is great
yet that be seen to be appre ca-
ted Pen cannot fully paint the air of cheerful content
hiarity irresponsible oungngs snd practical spirit
OF testing that obtains ready to seize on anv odd cir
cu'nstsnce IN its licensed eyiy. cavalry man comes
rejoicing in immense top boots, for which ia fond
pride ne had invested full forty dollars of pay at once
the cry from hundred voices follow him along the
line. Come up oate r tn boots come out too soon
norfcr
see your arms sticking out !" A bumkin rides bv an
uncommony big hat, and is frightened at the shout
Come down outer that hat. Come down faint no
use to say you amt up there see your legs hanging ou
fancy staff officer horrifed at the irreverent re-
cepton of bis nicely twisted moustaches as he heard
from behind nnumerable trees take them mice outer
yer mouth take em out use to say Trey amt thar
see their tail4 hanging out Another sporting immense
Whskers, was urged to Come out of that bunch of har
know you're in thar l see your ears working p
Sometimes rousng cheer is heard in the distance it
Boys, look out here comes old Stonewall or an old
bare one or tother they being about the only indvd
'as who Invariably bring down the house.
A BATcH OF CoUNTERF E1rs.-The Macon telegram L
ays:
A Bank officer has submitted to us a batch of coun-
erfelt Treasury notes which were stopped yesterday
They were from Kentucky, and it is possible others
nay find their way out here it will be well to call at
entlon to them All these counterleits are wood en- !
cravings, with printed signatures and filing. II
Any one conversaDt with printing will easily detect !
hem and any tyro may do the same by noticing the i
of the script which cannot be as well made
pon wood as on cepperplate stone. In all these
bills the words six months otter the Ratification of
Treaty of Peace, &c. are much heavier, and in more
Irregular characters than the genuine Wherever there
s doubt comparison here will detect wood cut &
to certainty v
The 500 in this case is Gear open line engraving II
lighter and better shaded than the genuine Hover &
.udwig. All the filling is printed in, and note that
be characters in writing larger holder and more
regular than the good bill. z
There are three different kinds of Twenties-two of n
1oyer Ludwig, to which the same remark offers the
nost ready clue to detection. third in coors re-
erbng the good BILL but note that the red ground in
be centre OF the bill is made up of mere shading while
the genuine it s composed of the word twenty"
lany times repeated o
So Of the Tens-the ground work il mere shading. Al
lille that Of the genuine is made up Of the word "en