Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1864-09-29


graphical lines distinctions in State, and care
less now than formerly; still we think ca. grand Com
servative party DIS in thi5 many other things
show spirit Of excusvaoess far beyond that exhibited
by former partiesevan in tes when gar ysm its
height and It's exhibition if lot commaldabe, YVES
least comparatively harmless, ard therefore to be
cused, if not justified.
The West has the Governor. Every C01serva-
tive" paper that ha73 claims tne Senator to
be elected by the next Legislature for the West, al
though one Senator M. GRAHAM, already comes from
Shat section. All the gentlemen thus far sugges I'd
of course identified with O peculiar party, rams and
organization.
This appears to simple understanding to be rath-
strange way of inauguTatDg the new ''era Ofgood
feeling, of which seem to have read something dur
ing these latter days might ask whether this sid
Sera is to be marked not simply by the ostracsm OF
all not protesting particular creed but also by the
exclusion of oil who happen to live ia peculiar geo
graphical region of the State? What has Mr.. DoRTCH
done that in this of good feeling his head should
be marked out for the bock2 Why does rot the era
have any good feeling for him What has MIR. DAVIS
done, that no Conservative voice names hi
name But we iorbear questioning where sAtistac
tory answer will be given. We believe in things
when any satisfactory evidence of their :xstence;
30 will regard to the Sra o. good feeling" when
we see the "Conse rvatiye organs acting in manner
indcs tive of the fuerce of this good feeling. Some
people of weak faith doubt this ting of reciprocity all
on one sde We fear that f-,.h is not strong in
the of ecprocy and good feeling as yet tand red
by any "euct' of the CONSERVATIVE" party. When
We Ste things vii believe them. Not much before.
ASA A. BRowN Etq Ell liable citizcu, ard tor.
merry connected with the pfss in this own Editor pd
Proprietor & Thur
morning ab INT four O'Clock.
M. BRoWN although rot tive of this own or s. ste
vss thorough iden in fsel with his community,
of witch lad long resd For come years
past his I, alL ad been very e III ahhough abo-ng
under ta pressure Of faa disease he up July
60 the r. .t- ing to his duties up 10 tbs du
.ins Il IS. K, shsn be lal,y srictso down,
20 rise in Ihs world cio"iLy hon rsble lie
at the age " ytxo years. &c South n
man in his fe gs ad to The laa took desp interest in
the struggle going for bern inIep Ldence.
TIE G1ldaboro' Journal OF Thuradly, learns upon
good authority that Yellow Fever is prevailing at
Newoern The number of deaths daily, is sai1 to be
from twenty to forty, and the number increases.
This is certainly a large mortality for place ike
Newbern unl,ss indeed there be goody number OF
Yankee lders there, Influx of Yankee traders
and runaway negroes, all of which classes would make
good food for fever aid trust that respectable
1t is nov certain that elbow Fever exists in Char
lest though are uua ole say prec sely to what
extent it has spread. While it cannot be said to be
"rsging neither it he put down purely sporad-
10. I. has gone too far for that, fear Indeed we
assured upon upguestonabIe authority, that has
already become epidemic. God protect ard comfort
the people of that dzvo.ed city.
LINCOLN has got and Troublesome ally in Goa
sISAs the haIguerria ard whole ruan Iaader of the
JUARTz forces in Northern Mexico. This person, be-
Ing totally unable to cope with the French and their
Partzans, has suddenly crossed over the Rio Grande
and taken possession of Brownsville, driving out the
little garrison, AID hoisng the Federal flag. If LIN
colin takes up with CoRT1NAs be will give umbrage to
she French and, by accepting CoRr1NAs services viii
pledge himself to return the favor bsha of the
called National party 10 Mexico If LINCOLN does
not take care OF bis allies the Texans will The
redoubted saffron colored abdomens will be wiped out
tncentinently warning to others and an evidence
how LINCOLN backs his frieCds, from whom, by the
way, be prsys most earnestly to be delivered.