Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-03-26

ana, worse than all, viii chance TO piupder
other States through her tariff humbups! Nor IA his
likely to be the whole affair All the Abolition luua-
tics OF the Other States with " honest old Aben ut
their head will most probably, emgrate to Maesacha-
setts, where they can enjoy impartial freedom " to
their hearts content and contemplate at their leisure
The ruin and desolatiOn that surround them and which
they iabored with the energy of devils to ipiiet
others, bnt which, ID the ring justice Of Heaven,
s0as at last Inflicted on themselves
In article on Free Discussion +" closes thus:
ANY attempt to revive their Bastile to fetter the
press again would be the sgoa for civil war in the
North The firm resolve has gone forth-the advice
OF Senator salisbury ia recorded in The Utmost hearts
OF thousands Rather than submit to illegal arrest
to defend themselves to tie last" Rather than to
free press the palladium Of the peoples rights"
again stricken down. thousands would sell their lives
its defence The people sick and tired of the mani.
ties, 'oies and stupid desposms of this weak and wick
ed Administration. They viii not be TITLED with any
more. They must not be provoked It will not do to
make new experiments in tyranny. A single match
now appled would produce fearful explosion. If peo-
pile do not think we are living in revolutionary times
let them ate nd any Democratic meeting, and how
the most ultra and extreme sentiments applauded
bold, bad man, could DOW set cur country running
IN blood We con Republicans they value peace
ard ORDER TO adhere TO the Constitution an tie laws
Democrats will never violate them. They never have
but II forced to choose between submission to further
violation Ct them or resistance to wrong the decision
Will not be doubtful. No individuals have so much
interest Ia adhering strictly to law Republican, and
they have any faculty in discerning the signs of the
tlmes 1t is not necessary for to point the
son Why.
rmrr. ss,nsnt a Large scaIe-W or IA Lead the
WEy-Nobosy Hurt, Rte.
Correspondence Of the Petersburg Daily Express
SALISBURY, N. O., March 18Th.
Dear Erp,ea :-Sallsbury has witnessed today one
OF the gayest and veest of the sge About II
O'CLOCK rumor sf1oat, that the wives of several
soldiers in tie war, intended to make dash
1Our and other m
gentlemen, who the ladies termed "specuatcrs" They
alleged they entirely out of provisions, and unable
to give the tnormous prices low asked, but willing
10 give Government prices. Accordingly, about 2
O'clock they me-, some so IS in number, with axes
AID hatcbets and proceed TO the depot of the North
Carolina Central Road to impress there but
very politely met by the agent MIR. -, with the en-
qury Nv bat on earth is the matter p The excl
ted women said they were in search OF hour," which
they had learned bad been stored there by certain
speeuator The agent assured them such was not the
case They still insisted On examining the depot but
after while dssted and made their way up town to the
store of one of the Oldest and most respected citizens
They commenced general attack bis lumter room,
in which stored large quantity of flour. The old
gentleman seeing their determination to hava the flour,
compromised the matter by saying if they woud dest
he would give them ten barrels which he readily did,
They then went to the store of large firm Zone of
them Petersburger) to impress his flour They heard
lie had been specializing, but were sadly mistaken, be
only having (7 barrels But be like good citi-
gen. msde them present of three barrels and remarked
that any soldiers wife could get anything ia from
same kind.
The word march was given, and onward they went to
the Government warehouse, undr the superintendent
of gentleman from South Carolina, to if they
could impress anything there He very politely opened
the door, aud ave them every facility to examine the
premises They soon dispersed from thers-not finding
a thing they ICuId impress.
They then met gentleman on the street who they
lad been told bad SALT which, they sad he intended
tC speculate. He assured them most positively that
such not the case that it was sent to him to SELL
They insisted having bag lie reiterated what be
had tod them tut said rather than have the salt i'm
pressed he would make them present Of bag and q
twenty dollar Confederate note.
Their cry was st. for more end they proceeded down
the street the Of ano her highly respectable me
chant, who, suppose rather than be bothered gave
them barrel OF m0asses.
Finally aad now came the richest sccns OF all they
returned to the depot OF the North Carolina Road and
again demanded the agent that they bo allowed to so
H. He still refused, but finally agreed to let two 60
and examine tie Jur, and if bis statement net
correct rest!sssness pervaIed the whole body, and
nut few moments elspsed before female vsce was
heard saying Let's go i'm The agent remarked -
Ladies' hope you will desst from this for it
s useless to attempt it, unless you go in over my dead
body" A rush was made, and in they weDt, aud the
lost saw of the agent, he sitting log blowing
ike March wind. They took len barrels, aud rolled
them and were setting on them when left, waiting
nr wagon to haul it away. While the agent was sit
tGg on tie log farmer up and desired to know
II could ship tobacco TO Charlotte. Yes, wa:
the reply but il you store it ia the warehouse II viii
be at your own rsk--dol't you see the woU;en hays
just pressed ten barrels of -four The farmer fearing
they woad learn to chew and press the Tobacco, very
speedily retired.
Yours, TERRArIE.
NOVEL IaPREssMENT.-Fitteen or twenty women
the leader OF whom carried revolver, is Atlanta OF
Wednesday, went around to number OF grocery stores
selling bacon meal and vegetables, paying such price