Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1864-03-24
yhe GnhcrnmtOrIaIC Rm,ass

IT is probable that at no former time has The press
7 Of North CaroIiua displayed ns great unanimy i'll r.
arepce to the cho ,oi Governor as at the pfc,e't
VIII few excepM assss n nsssaslss
! titb which we ezaqnge44pfe4gy fav f III eelesa4n
il Governor VANdx N4R AAt knw of, oppPFe
H. tits trleshasare sssia 40 osJhro. spaperasBab.
6shed in the State which we do not receive, and Of
Them of course cannot speak. We think it proba-
bic that OF thso two the Salem p ani thc !Iender
ION fiaes I'D youc. Did iIo1esa, shae oae'i! tp"
atan~ pzatt .asskainIs ppsfi
'1 The rronids .lxstpo Il 'oa opposi
lion aog not be the same in al cases n fct we be-
eve they are not but the object TO oe secured w1e
the aaus So TINT part disagree spon rainoh points,
Or upon FONTS not fectssary to be al seussg
can at least gree to disagree, and consent postpone
issues that DO not now press for iamediate soiu'i2n
There are many, 20 d6ubt, who approve oil that
Govcrnof V AxcE has said and done, On fke other
ha1d there arc oqraeVes amotg the 1gpaber,W who
DO not approve all that be- has either said one ;and
upon thCss points there is of course, difference Of
opinion, but difference which we, at least, former
0pppnents Of the Governors election, content BOW
waVe aia tEoa oi is Eeeiectien aHdathuintefssts
of pcace1a harmony In therstatet BY doing se0~t
sacrifice no principle we dbafdon no qp1h6r Honestly
ant1ftafEed As already said, Ye agree 70 disagree we
consent to postroQe ssqes that DO got now press 9r
solution Tie great and vital interests Of the country
tengog5f IN the ttr1gge well as for IL
fdepeg9epce SeefQs TO dapaad this from ALL We
believe GoElrner NANCE has shown himself able and
Hing DO what patriotic Chief gstrate should
oat this euerge ney and Believing &c. we prepared
ID forget all form% political PR JUDGES, even although
among he mary things that Be truly said in bis
favour We regret to think that it Qt be said that
HE has been able to do ,,s%yg x54sSi - rr
On ths face OF It, it seoud .appear that tieafetke
ttidn OF lIeP VAxcE is foregode conclusioh IA we
have already notified tie press EITHER fayoqrable 70
lbs election uncommitted against him. The YQre
fo the arIng as heaEd fE9u-sadit seens to be
rhised with ssned utteEaneeseems It'd be4erflfn
n shout dissent; aud shirs it'ts.7 So@r Welt
But it is between ~ibtr dn6 Ave montbB before the
election takes place, ard in these times things move
trhpily and mysteriOuay, 30 that it would require
bQn have either unitnite prescfence or bounded
Esslfeseem who 7poa d venture to predict what may
pretend 6to say what may not come TO pass n the
next eighteen Or twenty weeks Certain it. is that if
those VhQ desire there election Of GQYsrnor VANCE
ACT ap1n eassuppt0n that that event is certain, al
that no cxcrton is required their part they WILL in
our opnlonsbe guiltyof a grave error, the conse
| q,1tncts 81 which they viii appreciate too late
| The press We snow to be a powerful, lever,
/ bat 1T is only agency and I'VE kaew
! 4aoush about politics and POLITICAL con-
csts to know that it alone cannot bsrelied upon to
iecuie success. Otgan.z luon mutual understanding
Oncrt of action and steady work are even mQEe neces
aarT and elective No man knows ths better than
Governor VANcEs seifannearced competitors; Mr. flor
FDEN We say competitor, assuming the ground Which
j. universally assumed, h2t Governor VANCE is to be
considered CANDIDATE for re election according TO
nvariabe custom, I9 announcing bimat Nj. Hon
DEN We pgeaume, took it, foE granted that Governor
VANCE was 10 be cafdiaatet~ y Of sa';0 ." '7'
No man uDderstatdsH tie working Of" party rnichi
dry, tie pulling Of party wires better. than NJ
HOLDEN. If practice makes perfect, Me- HeLD&N
may be Supposed haze attained perfection ID t he
arts or management X Okng forward To- the step be
has taken preparing for The i6ve he has made is it to
be supposed that adrot and experienced politician
las omitted to set ip ope.ation al the machinery With
the working of which hes famaiarss Ga the con-
trary, who tif doubt are active at
work. in his interests every ceaay insthe State
We give NJ. HOLDEN credit for, the I1Qst hide
atisable inustr and generally the keehest tact in
'Fthe pursuit. of any object 10 which is engpged
We would net.pry into the private eoncernsi of AIR.
Holden or any other man sandaFeopy tfsEing aspecu:
4htier based upon his known habits oyork in this res
ect when We say that the suspension Of his paper.
rather than being drawback to his prospects is 20
doubt intended TO the beaeft@o these .pros.
poets by giving lime private t5re5poEd3tce;
ORGANIZATIONS etc. with wBicho the constant labor of
the editorial n9$itioE you'd too seriously interfere.
1t is not oar purpose during the coming summer ito
IA 9rmit ourselves 10 indulge in any PERSONALITIES Or
abuse of MIR. HOLDEN. His sayings and dongs seem
tip Us to af d legitimate ground for tbe keeneat apim
aiversop; andto supply taburS1aat reasons why he
4E0ud not Be euppoEed by thepeople Of North Care
natttiFr Ct home m camp These reasons we Shall
ke occasion 10 nrge from time oti4ne when the can
gtss opens our object is to warn the supporters
EQf Governor NANCE against INDUCING u security ap-
t reny justified by the aspect OF affairs, but which, if
ndulged toe far may, at the last moment, be discovered
10 have bccu fatal We think we know little of the
ound' and our remarks pay BE found worthy Qf Some
Reconsideration T.. 49, :a has. vs.,.ax-5 :, 49, ,,,.,:
W. .haVe no mails today, aud tie telegraph lines
IRE also down, which aecoBatfor meagreHess in
thatdePartn1enr. We suppose thng viii get to work
hs soon again. The fadre 81 tie; telegraph is proba
ply occasopcd by the wind and rain oil aa pigbt, caus
Bg hefaAaf seine Of the posts, ".a -. rn,; j.
However, this circumstance enables to dispose Of
large amount Of deferred matter consisting 81 com
lnunicAtons, Ltc:, ct which We present .saq Unusual
saQnt to lsy land will continue TO- dOese to-morroW
They wHt be found Interesting and will repay parusd