Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-11-05
Secretary Chase on Foreign AZ aiIs.


At the great Republican meeting in Cincinnati, on
Monday, Secretary Chase appeared He made a long
spa ech and alluded to foreign affairs in the following
| slgnlfi amt terms
/ We are showing strength 10 the natons OF thl
EARTH and if We simply go showing our Str myth
there Will be danger waa+eg17 OF lntervtntnn.-
IaeFe I'll b. no dagger, becaus: 1t VIZ: net pay.
Cheers 1t is true that Great Britain has b; ia"ed
very unneighborly. We used to lnink this great An
gio Saxon family to sta"d together the weird over
to establish freedom the press freedom Of the ballot
box, freedom OF thought freedom OF speech, and rte
dom Tor all out OF iate years have manifesto
tons OF very unknd aud unfrieudy spirit; and so DC
times have tt.t aS II | wanted to take old mother
England by the hair aud give her mig ty good sba-
king. Loud laughter and applause | lot
that this the plaD but OF tins | feel toltraby
sure, that England will stnd ,Dy pirate ships
out agaiLst and think that when England thinks
the matter ever calm when she cts OF the Ala
bama, f: ted out in a British port manned by British
seamer armed with British guns, and since rowing
over the seas, puudering merchant Vessels, without
bringing siug!e one into any port-when they come
to look over theSe things they will conclude it is best TO
pay the American merchants for all the plage the
Alabama has done Loud cheers.
Wen have got sort Of n W empire upon .uc borders
IN Mckee. Well, gentlemen, am not much disturbed
about that. Empires will not last long in Central
America Cheers don't know how long this
Empire--lt II gets bUrI--wl last. There an at
tempt to III axe an Empire ia Mexico time ago.
AID II ! am LOT mistaken was great success | do
o. oss there, but am strongly III lined think that
TIE roses Will be very few and the bed very bard
Cheers AID loud laughter | AIN wiling trust to
Toe 1uufe, and am perfectly sure, liking all things
INTO consideration, that the monai chs WILL 10 the end
think 1t best TO keep their institutions at hoa.
confident Of this Cheers do tot propose any par
tcuar measures just 1t is Wis., to ad vance
what you going to do great while ia advance of
doing 1t bat uIllk the time will come when the
ord will reconsider these things, aud when this Re-
pubic ours will be re-estaished IRON the Gulf to-
wards the Pole, based up u freedom aud tree labor,
gathering strength from present contest and rising
from it grsnder than ever.
How TO MAKE CIR. lRREsI5TIBLY HANDSOME
la Cincinnati, the other day, Woman named Madame
Bertha an GcIete'chlnn was arrested for false pre-
fences. The complainant was domestic named Barab-
ara Hammond. 1t appears that madame advertised tor
sale, at two dollars, recipe viii b, II faithfully follow
ed up, would make the honlIiest the handsome -
The recipe luDs as follows
Cake hat gill Of hyena's blood the yOik of two
ostrich eggs au ounce OF gold dust and p-arl big
as your thumb nail, dissolve in vinegar. Mix into
paste and spread upon the lace every night before going
to sleep. I be effect will be astonishing"
Barbara, not satisfied with the charms with which
nature had adorned her, called madame, gave her
two dollars, and received the recipe. She set
about to SEX the several ingre dents but being
bic to procure either OF the enumerated articles ex-
cept the vinegar, she unwiiliDgy came to the concu-
sion that madame not what s52 ought to be-, and
CAUSED her arrest. Madame is nox 10 Jail.
That re cipe was al a humhug. But We do happen
to know of one which will make plain ladies (if there
any Eucf) lovely the rising evening star. All
those who try IL will please send Us acknowledgment.
lie Coicz.
Take pint OF pigeons milk put it in hogs
horn, and 1t carefully with cats feather untll it
freez 8 to Ftd heat. Let the application be made
sine die.
An oti,e who was inspecting his company one
morning, soed one private whose shirt badly be-
ORR Pa celIe ont ha
Here, yer honor! promptly responded Patrick, with
his hand to his cap "How long do you Shirt"
thundered The officer. 'Iwenty-eght inches Was the
rejoinder.