Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-05-21
The Dust~IEoit.
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CI. Re5aLt0Es qg;Lh Great Britain.
...u.. 90 be disguised that our reaI0rG wish Great
.. ..e cached Eost critical pass The speeches Of
-.-...--, neral England and OF Lo-d Pslmsrston
Parliament. on the &7th Cf March, indicate determined
.-oe Tie part If the British Government to perse
gUI- "a LL-irg p.rGtIcal vessels in British
.s Prey upon merchant navy. 1t vas well shown
7Eass Foster Barring, ana others, that the equipment
-, florida and ma was Ia violation OF the Foreign
-l4-l. Act a-I hat O.her similar vessel8-some say
.-s-r lElr. iuurJceu-aTe beiGg constructed the
@ a. Liverpool and otAer British ports without let or
--rau-e 5g the Government aud will soon be at sea-
-l-sl Hy Esth sailors, AIMED with British ans, and
t.-l.v British in every respect the Warrior herself
@ 1y al.uer these Co6e-t facts was some legal qups
III 4als N the 81 PIius style By the Solicitor and
sr trg Lord PalueTston about " the Americans always
.-arg quarrel with Ea6and whenever they got into
Passing over the insoence of he latter speaker who has
veil sad represent the blacl-lcg element in the
a Cabinet, and the cheap eTudOn ct the lawyer who
'sl'e to defend the government tAe fact remains that
are p-actigaIy ~ WITH Great Britain without the
z- O. rcprsais livery British dock-yard is eDgag-
building Capture and burn merchant
ruu our blockade and to lombard dcfenceless
=gy-Td cities. Tne evidence points resI5tibly to the
--55u that all the authorities and stations of in
--c in England conspiracy against Lord Pat
-u considers complaints of the das rrc0n Of thir
e tat aUus OF oar pick quarrel vi England;
ll Russell ground for arresIing the Alabama un-
@ ls been assured she has got safely TO sea, when he
..4-s Lis tardy warrant; Member of Parliament Laird
lsls-a and the House of Connons re-echOss the laugh
,a objections which made to his supplying the reb
II. wrH IL navy: the Commissioners ana Customs, with
aa!s stuned with cotton aud their pockets with the
induce Confederate bonds are Eaay to swear OF the
81 -r the Emperor Of Chira AID the mfrenans, shIp'
bidders and ueEpaveus cf England claim the right OF fur
-rg yEe rebels with navy. ard d'n~u7'c Us turousy
20 e. ....i.- TO their CO1LUc--
Ias. eats have very na rraliv aroused general and
ss hostility TO England among al classes in this coun
@ There has never been tine When hatred OF the Eng
deep wide spread as it is at present The
Las Eevr been period at VII ch war with England coud
been more generally welcomed than at preseDtlf we
f5te tree TO engage ii : foreign war.
let 90 not believe that war imminent. We cannot
lord lie luxury The struggle IN which we are eE2ageo
es all resources, and 10 carry safely through to
cassu! issue will require undivided energies. Fol-
-ara wax against Engand-though IT has ample ground
T. -or- &c or viii declare embargo, or seize
-s- property TO recompenss our sh1powEerS tor the
@fs hey 81 riGg through the FEatlca acs Of Bri
.s-'as.t.a.
0rcae Just now is 30 suffer everything rem foregne
- the sake Of concentrating whole fOrce on taa sup
ltson cI the rebellion. hen this done shalt have
.le Ig devote to cur foreign enemies
the restoration OF the UnOn has been achieved
s lock 10 energetic measures adopted by the govern
l; o- the Eetsmert OF accounts with Engiand We ex
.ett every who has lost dollar by the de nc
ols vt Je Alabama pad in full, with inteTeat, by th
crush uo7erDment The amount can always be coEecte
lie port OF New York. Half dozen British steamer
az Of British sh sieEe5 and sold at auctiOn
lie United States Marshal go far make balance
retaliation. Though her aDagOEist be only some Hotter
u, chef the ocean tristie American cruiser
Peaceful American trader that has been burned during h
Var by British pirates ten BTitish VESSELS Will then be dc
he d of her foreign sommeToe. We istaEe cur Ti cou1
meh atty If at the end Of twelve months, they eav
's'man Ocean TO Behring IS straits -Rarres Weekly.
g,C~R--DoNT BUE.-F or is tu2bIing. Let
,.D5ie who cares, except the hoIow-eyed lanter
l"ed SpcculatOr and ExtortiOner. On ye thousand
Eho have been eating nothing but dodgers for ST
months past hold on to your old standby little wh
longer Let the Flour alone FOR six weeks longer, an
such tumble in prices will come along has nev'
'7-h seen since the war began. Don't buy -four Tai
VI advice. Let the article slide and won't the Spec
"1d r. torts catch il Maybe they viii.
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