Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-08-27

from evey Of the world when the heart right with r
these teaches ee that ssttsrs not we nv @ IN
was oorn ny suecess in collecting from persons first
cbcse to be rapaHted the south has beer great nv
humanity and berslty they have extended hGTe 111T
all perspnal aniost' to citizens natives of the south
who ict this struggle. We have no preiudica ~
any nation sect and sincerely wish the South united az
0nepeope Ii alrue 10 our trust viii prove cur
homer and not shame. But hat cloud threatens d.
tr'con the 'ove of money and epirit of fp3cua,ign
is Tuiupg hs land. Good and noble souls blinded
Like pleasant poison it is deluding to destruction
with nt taousht thousands follow Der ways /" Fortune
painted bind that she might not blush 10 behold the fools
who belong her. How speculation painted? Can
answer! Liberty is not her twin sister Liberty minds
time TO good These days that try msrs sols
The war between the North and South marked by
leatures becoming sn age OF barbars celebrated for
war a scale Of imnensity never before known in
anGsnt modern TINS We have to limit ourselves
~ lacs the simple comparison OF which is so productive
o. and to scatter between those facts
reflections which may warning against the lu
slohs OF galh Woen 80 intoxicating as TO completely
seize upon certain minds to them forget for the
moment that liberty is the first Of all gor as il is the first
of all good. We have noble President at the helm of
State who able order to distracted country
than by magnificent exploits If the love of monoy canssa
the pie act the c0unty By not obeying th3
to Whom the destiny CT nation is attached
they chain themselves TO rock and will give themselves ap
yran who will become the eXecutioner of the peCpa
expect consolation for the past msforunos Of defeats
5 to her alone, condde our future Passing
passion lost hist the echoe OF reason must reach the
of the invaders teaching them that lesson they
to be free, although they have wicked tyVants to
combat 1t is easier to triumph over monarchs and
tyraots than liberty, for freedom is rational pro
erty. We may assert. with justice and truth that
it the spirit. of liberty which secured first
Independence to oretathers. We must be, and viii be
free, must be motto Let not the warning voice OF
ruler President Davis be dregarded who enters hs plans
fully confidently, and darts his views into fuury
there reads his destiny, he to neglect his duty
We must secure Independence founded true liberty
We must have confidence in, and respect President
not may tie seeds Of treason. If his words fall
upon like rain drops the rock without impress
sion effect may fear that tie days of liberty
numbered. We must Oe united and remember that for
tune ever emes upon the brave. No nation struggling tor
liberty Eubdued, NJ. 4. BUIE.
P S-Let not the of feelings be tdeleas be
dried Let remember that if true to Ourseveg
and value the of history that writing every
day, will appreciate liberty title above all price
hen the patol aud philanthropis consider the present
state of affairs, and persons sold to tyrans
Thousands in the United States of America, they
but the of such nation Let In the
South the lesson taught the Yankeess
iUdLuG6e to be neglected The love of money has ruined
the Yankee nation Tbey cast aside liberty and honor.
The national dignity of that natCn is far forgotten
that the people have the poor prUtege Of choosing
ruler. The election Of Lincoln changed tho reQubic into
dspoc empire. IL Of less than three years this
hagran and tyraLt usuper OF liberty by the tac consent
the nation, has brought TO the brink of ruin and dis
grace the whole Yankee nation. What lesSo to the
iOs-never ccnde their fortunes eGCept to the jut
aauS-never to individual The field OF battles is the
Souhthe prize negroes and the deHHcton Of the South
white race, is the object OF the We will never
yield, but live and die free. Is. =. g.