Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-10-22
From the London Punch.
EGgIRn<''S Neutrality.

ALL ye wbo with croduly the whispers hear of fancy
Or ys poIse |iSh eageTness hoPea wild txravagaucy,
WbO dream that England soon will drop her long
Neutrality,
and give with hearty shake the hands of nationality
Read, while give, with little fault of statement or
The debate in Parliament on Southern Recorpition
they re all go much alike, indeed that
As truly the Times Report without the gift of prophecy
Not yet yet interfere, does England see occasion
But treats good Commissioner with GOODNESS and
Such GOODNESS in the premises that really It's regsrant
Io THINK that two !ong years ago che called US bsge
Bot further Downing Street is dumb the premier deaf to
As deaf h Morning Pos, bo:h in and out of sseson
The working of Lancashire all reduced to beVrary
and yet they will not listen unto RoEFUcS GREaoRV
" Or any other mau to-day who coansels interfering
While eli who speak on tother side obtain ready Lear
AS, par example, Mr.. BHaHr shat pink Of all propristy
That meek and mild disciple of the blessed Peace Society
Wy, let 'ero fght, sayS Mr.. BRIGHT these Southern
And hots Black Republicans will soon exterminate
Freemont can't Rebellion crush pray tell what's the
| Of her 2"
nd he chuokes Ger the fray gleefuy Luoifer
With ness se1eritv q hSug s0flS' 5 S0 Intervention %
Thus speaks the old man eloquent, the pussRt RAR
CT PALMEEsloN:
Wat the land red with bloos wha: though the lud
OF cannon light at dead OF night mournu heap of ashes
Where many en- ancient mansion stoodwhat though the
The sacred home the house of God in twice hundred
villages
What though f7ndisb, nameoss wrong, that makes
gs daily doEe" % lord, how long "to tenderness and
be&uty2'
(And who shall TELL tais of hell how deadlier far
Than even pulling ta1pIes down and burning Unvers
ties
Let Arts decay, ftmions fall for aye let Freedom per-
With all that in the estern world ain would love and
Let Universal Ruin there become a sad reality,
ity.
Oh PAN oh, PAN! hast ever read what's writ in holy
How Blessed tho Peace Makers are Gods Children of the
PERHAPS you ti1k the promise sweet was nothing but
Ts clear that you have concern in that Divine bea
tuda.
But hear hear hear :" another peer that mighty man
Is on his legs hearing begs the noble EARL OF RUSSELL:
Ihu5 he speak did not Of speech his shfewd
the folly see,
And thus unfold the subtle plan Ergand secret policy
JoHN BRIGHT right, yes, let em fight these fools
'is at ali Of ours, their Carnival slaughter;
The Christian world, indeed may ought not to al
But still lis ears, of Yankee howit,
work or two Of sympathy that costs Us not penny
We give the gallant 5outherners the against the mary
We say their noble iortitlde of final triumph pressges
Aad praise in BLack01OdS Magazine JEFF DAVIS and his
Messages-
Cf course We claim the shining fame of glorious STONE
Way tyrfes the English race, sterling Anglo.ssxon;
70 bravest song hia deeds belong, Clio Mep omene
(And why not for British stream demand the Chckahom
inyO
tia in which he fell we cannot lift finger
IT'S idle Oh The question any longer here to lngor
Is tuO he Ecuh has freely bled, her Home
rc, oh,
case Like to Lis Cd who jOurneyed Jericho
The thieves have stripped and bruised, although yet
they have not bound her,
We'd like to see Eer clay EN- all to right a2d left around
We lhooldnt cry ia Parliament If LEE should cross the
But England yot known play the good sa.
nLrltan
And pass the ether side, and them to their
- give proofs of manncSS scenes for song and
These hoEe7ed words Of compliment may possibly bam-
But ere we i2erv me, you know, w9 see EN- n-Jeru
salem.
Yes, let fight Ill both brought hopeless DECO
Till troop round the cottage door in and 10th
Til and broken down the South shall prove
refractory,
eats np in every Yankee factory
Ard ills with snowy Jsses the dusky hands Of DIEAH
i'll his dealt its Gal blow, ard Mr.. REWARDS knavery
HG put end in all the land to Freedom and Slavery
The g1im Rastie, the rack, the wheel without remorse
May a6ursh With the guio.iDc in every Yankee City,
No matter should pd ABE 1--WE the brazen bull OF Phala
ria,
Tis all of ours Sensao,. in he galleries.
$50 s1a. aerry England thrive atlantic
While india 90 bel plns er crop o cotton douhles
aud HOIlh south shat chow the vitality,
cahno' er'e We Hu't pTeheve tigorous neutral
~"
Your speech, lay Lord mis.. we'll becoL., Saxon leg
Ibial or,
Wien the fine olG english gentomen Ivel in STATE
of natur-
Waen yk quaf,d LanGn SOULS their fiery draughts
OF EoQ-s -iGe.S,
org iog before he Barols bold me: raut john al Run.
u.neds.
But da fpcccb 50 plain, my Lord tLat AL mGy under
aaUd IT,
Ani qrickly fight again the Yankee 5ausit
Coz VnceitIA we shall fairy at last pstiOnai.y,
without lac E7p II BfItaLs Spt!e Gf Der Neutral
- Mr.. PuGch nas Inserted the preceding lines from
Seceah Lorreeponds t. f-T g;IuWs 10 show which
way tue W I'D b,Ows ia The south
SAVING THE TENTH = The Stanton 'Nlndicator re-
G!GS story Of farmer HAT tOwa being de-
alIOu5 O Lay ing the Gov,rnnIeut the tenth of
oats be Il en- hauling In, told s sIrvant to haul
DLe loads to hl barn aId bring the zenith load to
:, - tue Quartal master, b. IL y pay that load
to tic Gov zrhmert pon returning u has place few
days after, be unueI Of the boy lad delivered
the nh lo>d ib. QGareruaa =? NJ Inlssl," said
the trusLy iull3w, the air who bad ac-
comp,ishld grcat tea, 1.-THE Gov rnment don't GIT
nuin-tor dAr war'L no tens load done cram IL all