Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-05-28
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WlBmlNG1ON, N, O-F pa
TprpoRTEp but the report wants confirmation tna'
Trco1, proposes send Mr. FATLANDIaHAM Sonth' as
ihent for his opposition to the despotsm which the
abolition administrator IS eLgaSeu III '9iNS ~ o-
throughout the North.
Now to this must seriously object we nave al ~
respect for Mr.. VALLANDIGHAH; as nauch FeSPeO " " ~
have for ery citizen the enemys country, Out Ior al
that we cannot forget that ar. VALLANDI0HAA Is czen
of e United States and OF the State of Ohio, govern
rnent and Etae at war with tie Confederacy The Con
federacy engaged in carrying 70, the assertion
and maintenance of ito sepsrate and independent e1
igtence and Mr.. VALLAKDGHAl pending the proceedings
which have resulted in his condemnation by military au
hority has distinctly and enhacay stated that under
no "reminiscences could be consent to disruption OF the
Federal Union. plain terms he taxes unmstaKeaOe
ground against position which the Confederacy 10
rrevocably pledged and Committed Thus in effect and in
substance Mr. YALLANpGHAu occupies towards rs the pc.
ston Of alien and enemy, and if sent here would
not of course voluntarily TO cast b. lot with u.s. On
the contrary instead OF coming here matter OF choIce
he would involuntary exile His soj0urR would
be punishment inflicted upon him by ABRAHAM LINCOLN,
Tho would thus presume touss the Confederacy penal
colony to which he would depor those Of his citizens
subjects who might he unfortunate to incur his arbi
tTay dpeasuIe TIA. Of HIS mDions and agents. That
the Conederacy could consent occupy position
one, think would assert OF contend We are not
going occupy the position Of Hr LCoLN JaIoTs nor
ia territory be made Botany Boy for his ue or
convenience.
But apart from al taat could doubt tho object
of Mr. LINCOLN n sending ordering Mr. TALLANDIGHAN
TO be sent So1th VALLANDGHhN able and prominent
politician-tbe head an antiRepubcan movement IN
the North West lie is leading and popular candidate
the anti Administration ticket Tor the position OF GoYer
of the Stale OF Ohio. Who the nsidous
character OF the which LSCOLs proposes to pursue
towards him!
Let bat VALLANIIsHAlI be sent Soul; and cordially
CeVed By The South and his influence il Ohio would be
H. ,..Ic.T~a
traitor and the associate of traitors-as in league
with the pabl, enemy, the ConfederateB called
the North. THIS would bs LINCOLN object The scheme
would be a cunning one and wo&ld he likely to be
ed with full measure Of success,
On any in any way, think that policy
well as principle would forbid allowing Nr. VALLAEDIe
HAM, as LINCOLN convict TO enter lines, remain
among cur people. would pe ruinous him would
be contrary feelings ogselCrespect it would be
LINCOLN OF the most humliatng kind
which we could not accede.
II Mr. VALLAEDgGHAM had come freely aud Of bis
accord to cast his fate with the Conesoracy the
would be different, and would extend to him heart
Ter welcome than We would, but this is rot the case
Upon the whole however, his disposition is doubtful In
the extreme. He will probably End his way to OFT
Warren or Fort Lafayette.
IrALYIn the absorbing interest which attaches to our
grea: struggle e apt to loosesigbt Of al
fairs abroad. brief years ego eli eyes were turned
supposed to be such effort Betwixt GAEIBALDI and
LOUIS NAPOLEON, Count CAYOUR and CrALDIHt Scian
revolution and the dssecon the other provinces ofhe
Neapotan Kingdom, tie whole of elg with the exception
of Rome and Venetia, broug. under the scepre Of
Victor ENAMEL, King Of Piedmont and Sardinia head
of the ancient housa OF Savoy who strangely enough IN
this hour of his apparent triumph made resign to
France the departments Of Savoy AID Nice, the ancient
seats of his family the cradle Of his house, and the nucleus
Of his power.
VICTOR Emanuel is called King Of Italy, yet Austria
frowns Eincio the ong of The cele
brated gnadraeral and holds the historical cities OF Ven
ice ntua, Verona Padua, with the whole Venetian
Kingdom. In the centre Peninsula the PapaI power
hold its seat in Rome, pei1 N 'nPeio, the danger
of meddlirg with which be measured in the scales
with drilled egons batteries Of ed Besides
Rome there the three other great capital7&an OF
Lombardy, FloEegc9 of Tuscany and Naples Of the King
dom OF that name Ill Of these cities have o
history, q wealth, identification with the Italian
people far exceeding that which pertain to the
modern and upstaIt capital Of ths Piedmontane
Kingdom, which after ali is rather to be Chased IS Of
Gallo than Of Italian origin. Rene might form centre
for a united Kingdom of Italy bat Turin cannot. Nestled
away under the shadow Of the APPS at of the
Italian territory it IS isolated IN geographical position
we'll in from the majority of the newly acquir
ed States with whom the hereditary subjects Of VICTOR
EMAHUBL. have not yet begun be blended. Piedmont
has been absorbed by the Kingdom Of Ia!y"-
All the balance Of Italy refuses absorption into the petty
of Naples, with its teemng population and AID spend
id capital jealous Of being governed from the unmpor
tant interior city Of Turin han The centre of territory
equal population and superior in wealth the hereditary
States unwilling to occupy subordinate position Tus.
cany too finds her beautiful capital Florence, longer
capital, but provincial town, people look
back not without regret the days OF the Grand Dukes
The fabric of Italian nationality has been Construc ted with
regard to rapidly than strength. It's parts set want
cohesion and but Tor the outside pressure brought to bear
upon them, would in ali human probability resolve
themselves into their original elements.
CARDINAL WIsKIAN, of Tho ab3cst, most learned,
most ambitious and energetic OF princess Of the
Latin Church, is spoken Of tho probable successor
present reigning Pontih This woud indicate no DISPOSE
ton tie part Of the See Of abandon the strug
gle for temporal power religious supremacy. There
many easier game than that which VICTOR FN ANUEI
called upon to play.
MINORS" hear rumor this morning, that the steam.
r"Pet from this pOt had been captured by the block
aders after crossing the bar We have received no
frmation of the and regard more than doubt
full
We learn that passenger By the Northern states
the existence of report yesterday Godsboro of fight
ing going on below Kinston. This too wants CouGrrna
ton but we give it for what it may be worth
Nothing Additional.
. We are without anything today from the direction Of
Yicksburg Tbs last from being as ia
yourable could have wished hut that we are
far from regarding the danger which YcksburE placed
imminent aDd pressing Unless wholly deceived
in the character OF the deences erected the protection
of that place, Ee in the spirit and pumbeB IFS
defenders it Cannot be taken day in week nor