Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-11-05
The EleeSIpVS,

bl, wo' ks for the protection Of Wilmington.
Tho Elections.
One part of the elections rerbes OF Cor grss
tts State over-,he part il yet The ct-
Who soldiers have already voted The citizens
who not -o!ders have yet to vote. The vote in the
different precincts Will be taken Wednesday rext the
4th inst ana the o. the sodie in camp forms ary
criterion by which to judge of that likely to be cast by
the citizens at home the aggregate will be unpIece
dentedly small
Where there her issue made, most sseuredly
would party issue, ahOuz under certain
stances might feel constrained to accept something
like such iasue when forced upon Thus, when
the Raleigh Standard forward and makes
parz3n rally for Mr. CHRISTIAN for DR.. LEACH,
the seventh the other in the third district should tse
hesitation in expressing dissent and opposition
Nay should feel ourselves fully justified in meeting
out to those the that TIER friends
and supporters seek to mete out to others We would
have and do have hesitation in saying that the
fact that they poshe1 forward exclusive "Conseva
tive party sanddatef is and ought 10 be ground for the r
exclusion We say also, without LSterne anmos
ty that the position Of these gent and Of Mr. TUK
NER OF Orange is not such to at all suita
BILE to be he'd by gentlemen aspiring to Southern
constituencies ct the present time Peace candidates At
ter the elections the North this than
much worse.
We do not select Messrs Chris IAN, LEACH TURNER
any persona grounds for do know them Meth
do do so because OF any parzan feeling pant
ston upon theirs. OF remarks will equally
apply to any other parties similarly placed.
We have hardly rtf.rred to individuals in connection
with the pending election We have confined ourselves
facts ard principles We would deviae this
now but that the issue appears be osteDtaousy
ded by the Standard.
We do not like to say harsh thirgs. We do wish
attribute wong motives to any one, bat at the
time We feel bound to VAIN all no wCud not have them
and their districts represented either By the tools
leaders OF desperate and giul tacon-who would
not submit to the die alton of ambitious and not
scrupuous political we-woIher, be who
go into the field as patty men, as Conservatives who
Mr. HoLDENs collar and work in his And
would say ths about any other ii fuence oc
cupying ground which Objectionable and
adopting which all well cacua-
ted to disturb the harmony Of the State which indeed
has already disturbed the harmony of the degree
deeply to be regretted,
We trust that the vote i'll be fuller than most
people expect 1t is matter of the deepest
interest that should be Well and ably represented
Surely people enough for their them
selves to induce them to turn aside for sh time
anime the and cast their sursges for person
resent them il bsdy whose action may effect their own
destines than any which has yet met which may
hereafter mee..-Daiy Journal I'd.
FLsCrIoNs are held to-day in Massachusetts, New YORK
Maryland and WisconRin In the first Governor Lieut..
Governor State officers and members of the Legislature
will be chosen. In the second, (New York; officers
Governor and Lcu Governor excepted and members Of
the Legislature. Wisconsin elects Governor and other
State officers and members of tie Legislature Maryland
elects members Of Cor9 and Legislature.
AS for Massachusetts, all know how she viii! go. If
in the lowest Deep there be "a lower Deep will
seek that The Legislature to be elected vii choose
successor to CHARLES SUMNER whose U. s. Sena
tor, expires the All March maes little DIFF
ference what way New York goes. politicians are
detective either in principle backbone, both. Wis
consin will SO black. 1t is the ne Of emigration
made up of New England adventurers and Republican
mGn Squatters-men whom CARL FCHRUrz exsrts so
much ilduence.-Da,y Journal 3d.
Casualties AMONG General Officers Goth kidss
Dusng the War.
The following is list Of casualties of the Yankee
Generals killed, died and resigned since the war
KILLED OR Did FROM WOUNDS IN RATTLE.-Major Gems
Philip kesTney At Ghantilly; Jesse Rene South Noun
se1r1
CHARACTERISTIC; John Reg nolds, Gettys5urg
W Lander Edwsrss Ferry; Il Wallace, Shiloh; Thos
Williams, Baton Rouge; ROhlen, Rappahannock F ord
Hicklenan, Collnth Jor Jackson, Perryvlis; Ter
m PFy SSG SnS s ps Tx
Kirk, Stone River Edmund Kirby Charlottesville; Geo
Farnsworth Getysburg ,ok, Gstt ss6urg; Geo
Strong, Morris Island; " H Lyte, Chicaamauga.
DED-Mejgr Generals g Smith, q NJ Mitchell, VIM
B1igader Generals, J H Helm R L ,Cock, Pat.
Cooper Cooper '''D' ''-1'''D "'-D'' jaime
w Bs rn Y!
Thos Meagher, Leonard + z Rosa, G G bod <e.
CAsHHRED-Maj-G en ri Zjohn Porter.
DIsMIssEd-BIigGenJ W Revere.
The following is list of te Con edcratc Generals killed
or died from won. DIS received in battle:
General Johnston, Shiloh; lieutenant General Z
Jackson, Chance louisville.
Brgadier Generals Robert Garnst, Carrick's ford :;
Bernard Bee, Bull Run; zoicofer, Mil Spring ;
a II GLADDEN., Shiloh i Ashby Cross Keys ; Robert
Hatton, Fair Oaks Richard Griffith, Chlckanominy;
% Rhett, th 5kahominy; Wnder, Cedar Mountain ;
K Garland, South Mountain; L. OBJ Branch, Antie-
Antetam. J L Hughes, Lexington Henry Little Iuka
49, moore, - Martin, Corinth Asxey Gregg, z Il
Cobb Fredericksburg; Kaits Roger Hanson Stone
River; Paxton, Chon ;eorsviIe; d Tracy Gib
burg; VIM d Pender, Richmond sarnett VIM Barksdale
Paul Semnes, Gettysburg; j Pettigrew Falling Waters
Stein, Prairie Grove; H Helm Pfeston Smith, Chick
| amauga
DIED-Najor Generals D Twisg, .Arl Van Doru, j 5
Bowen, Jones.
Brigadier Generals J tirayscn 1t ueu-se Cooke
Smith, Daniel Donrison, Johl oyd, d Foura> y
J B Viipigue, K Duncan, " Carrol. q
REsIGNED.-As j1r Generals VI /. ham Gus A Smith,
George Crlttenden
Brigader Generals T T famu lsrcy, W Randolph, y C
Anderson Albert Pike Humphrey Marshall, Il JACKSON
L Wigfal, Anderson, Robert Toombs, Roger A
Pryor.
The Fate O ne Apostles
ST. Matthew is supposed to have suffered artyrdom
was slain with the sword a. the Ethiopia.
St. Mark dragged through the streets at Alexandria,
in Egypt till he expired.
| st. Luke was hanged upon olive tree in Greece
st. john put caudron of boiling oil at Rome and
escaped death. He afterwards died natural death in
| Ephssus in Asia
81. James the Great was beheaded at Jerusalem.
| ST. James the Less thrown from q wing