Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-07-02
The i'.mce Sentiment Ia the N-r.i,

We have never bepn posed to cverrate the import
ance OF the Peace party III tie North or Northwest
Our for tns have been too often glveE bear
recnpituIs tion But equally we'll sat, sled that
it is the policy CT the South to encourage dsaG3ction
to the Black Republican Government, 10 whatever
shape it shows itself or from whatever motive. Ad
mitGg it to be true that Northern Democrats oppose
the from party motives, ard Northwestern Demo
Gratis from considerations Of commercial interest," ther
say let us, far can, abstain from
throwing rid;cale upon that opposition, and Ell
courage as lar Us we can ev>rythDg that will d
vide the North ard set the people against g aBati
cal Government which is doing them far more injury
than it do Our 0refathcrs did not IL aire toe
closely into the motives of France when she came tc
the aid of America in the Revolution. 1t would have
been very absurd them to have thrcwn in the teeth
OF France what undoubtedly true that, in espous
ing the cause CT the American Colonies she was in
fuenced by hatred Of England than love OIL
America. She looking after her interests not
ours but it would have been very ridiculous to tell
her Nations do net go counseIrg in these days
but follow their interests and il tie interests
OF any section Or parry in the North point to
peAc-, let by ali meals bid them God speed
Let make their interests papable to them by
vigorous prosecution of the war; and let give them
distinctly to understand that reconstruction is thing
not to be dreamed of but at the same time let Us not
throw cold water upon their attempts to overthrow the
Black Republican despotlsm at Washington. For our
part we believe the masses at the North heart
lily tired and sick OF the war, but the military tyranny
of the United States has hitherto rendered powerless
their aspirations for peace 1t is not for u.s. however
to discourage them in their struggles for deiverance
We should help them with few more victories, and
the balls and baynets of brave soldiers are the best
reliance for bringing about this object.
Richmond Dispatch.
SUPREME CoURr-The Judges have delivered opin-
ions in the following cases
By PEARSON, Q. jim Doe ex. dem. Sinclair vs..
Worthy om Moore, directing writ of possession. In
Dee ex. dem. Kron, from Montgomery eagle, affirm
ing the Judgment. In Newsom Vs. K innamon from For
syth affirming the judgment. In Mcdowell vs. Hemph,
from Mcdowell, affirming tie judgment. In Summary
VS.. Johnston, affirming the judgment. In Den. ex.
dem. Leathermood vs. Boyd, from Haywood awarding
a venire de In Cope VS.. Bryson from Jackson,
awarding GENRE de novd. In Norton vs.. Medcalf, 10
equity, from Madison, bill dismissed with costs. In
Whitson vs.. Patton, in equity, from Buncombe, dis
missing the bill.
By BATTLE, J.--In Buie vs.. Murchison, from Moore,
judgment reversed. In Den. dem. Stanci Va. Cal
vert, affirming the judgment. In Allison vs.. McMinn
from Henderson, affirming tie judgment. In Shefiin
vs.. Stevens, from Buncombe, judgment reversed and
venire de novo Ia Clark VS.. ". N. C. Railroad from
Iredel, affirming the judgment. In Robinson vs. Bur-
gin in equity from Cherokee Diminishing the bill with
costs. In Long Clay, in equity, from Person, az
hrming the order. In Sumrel Vs. Wilson, from Meek
enburg, petition for eetiorari refused. -.