Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1864-10-13
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Mo Herald has loDg article upon'the bitter gsiri
.Iirgu, the North upon The subj ct Of the P:esiden-
~ lie ion cad the fercenees OF the dDEnciatiCns OF
ir-rtv press We copy portion Cf the editorial
mat er 10 whica the rival Claims Of Mir Lincoln
II ilseral MetjeI!an being pressed s a d2g ace
ne pCfgho NJ m OF our couDtrpard Of Sc.
e.. ril 10 he public peace The Lincoln Uaperg az.
character Of General Mcclellan with every cpl
:rst cfo>lcq1y. He is dancunced ''gunboat gen
I coward, "traor" &c, while ell The mauv thou
- 10, auc gallant man who support bin crrle in
fra ih8i sDriGkIing OF tie abolition dirty
49, Tie Mcclellan papers not behind ia thG s4ue
--aC- some AID disgraceful activity. Not c0n,cDt
o cl ll giug tie personal hoGts If cur Rational
@ ma .ieira e. they have Of late both through t0e;r
div aud wce}ly oFpa g pnt fCrta destinations 70 the
c IL Of Mr. Lncnn's wifc, charging her in u in
sane wifi accepting brbGs s, ard in 8nolhoc vi some
r.Ir7 pe-1iatjOn il q crockery b'il.
Tnhss these abOmina5e prGcicfs Of tia partisan
rc ao checked iii time We shall most ss7urtdiy have
~fa 0. violence before the ids Of next Noyen!be~-
TrzG ',uoE airy period, and the IGlGds
i,lGtd ~ invented passion As 10 the attacks up
Of, Ms. Lc0u, they Ouy II ura, ana that eeii,nsy.
HI side f+on which they crranate She has oGt.ivci
@ fv5 down, ~ hcr mode 81 courtesy and gen.ieres,
The -.rGers UIth witch secession spmpd-iZ al Wash
ofo. a@s4jel Der 90 her advent to the White House
III Us f-ht it cut men," say5 General S5erman IN
hs reer-t pithy AID charaCterIic letter Genera,
Hood au3 will say ali decent cz2rs III r,te!enc2
t9ICse attacks upon the marCn 0,d uif, wEO =, b?
"a io4ai camuy, the first lady CT our land. We c.
rfi=n5 hat t1Cceral Mcclellan must d52pp1UvC this
ra Of warfIre in his behalf, and howeVl- reIuc at he
ny be TO utet'ere 10 such matters would suggest to
hin propriety OF giving MS parlsaus hint - n
rrOTe their maGuers
A to The atta~ka upon General NcCl ilan made o.
re IiEcaln o:gaLs, they oGI and dsgracefd bt-
yard gny parallel il partisan warfare. Is i. reilly tle
wish OF the Lincoln papers TO persuade the American
r0pr AID the world at large that every citizen vI0
supports Geueral McC!eans claims to the Presidency
i \ heart traitor, dGsirirg the disruption o. our
tr.on AID the success OF the jeff Davis conspiracy
Urh0g ng do the Chief organs Of Ills Lincoln fiction
believe thar they can with imPunity pursue tie work If
vri:girg General McCei u as coward" poi
to1n' ,:ailor, and so forth, III city which viii,
b-yond airy Pcrcdven'uTe, cast iron SIX II eighty
ucosand votes in ms favor al Tie next election?
Il the present iLtilTGe and revolutionary condition
Of the public mind. any spark may TO kipdle .
CTf4graiOn that Will not be eXtpgushed without
30 Cs.d. There will, We fear, be attacks uDoa the
,iics OF the newspapers 6ng0gCd ia these scurilus
cIpour IS and shall have the misfortune to see
tg editor OF one Lincoln organ suspended on lamp
pcs, a is cOrntT, while the editor OF another LIN
cola organ keeps him company On the lamp post opPo
site. Every act OF vjCieCC8 thus committed in Ihr
jtrocrac metropolis Will be retaated in Cue C
cher OF those rural districts in which the Lincoln
are sTNc ard the upshot CT tie whole s:aLdarus
Gurr loyal States will be plunged Into riot, ia
nrcty and udiscrimnate iynchng. These Consequence
legd as inev table unk63 great moderation OF tom
Immediately evinced by the partisan writers Of th
LIcon and Mcclellan press.
A DEMOCRATIC MEETING BROKEN Up BY LINCOLN s
GoLDIERs.
The Cincinnati Gazette, al abolition sheet dtscsb
tow Democratic meeting was broken up by sOle sol
Gltrs on the oath. 1t says:
The place selected for holding the meeting was near
wLtre Mcclellan pole had been raised a few Ga hc
tr About eight ocIoc OK in the evening the meeting
WIS organized by calling james g. Arnold ESQ to the
chair, and appointing Jas. Gray secretary. Robert
odd HI
briefly, aud retired after introducing Hon. George T.
Pu5h 10 TIC crowd. Mir. Pugh evidently III a very
rad hunor-Of We might suggest something eis3-jQdg
rg Iom 10 company who escorted him to tie meeGg,
III sar,lG by declaring that victories were more
tcNup5c lies, used to keep spirit and courage Up
Gm ng tie uboiOnIsts. He stated that Kentucky Was
rd by tyrann'c3l hand, aud INDUCED III very Insult
Ng ind sneerug remarks about the soldiers, spoke Of
"Bcas. Butler " and Brute BurbriJge," and used
many other uDgentIemanly ard vulgar epitLets There
were quite Dunber of soldiers OF the invalid corps,
from TIE Main street United States General HcsIi;
THsnt and when they heard such officers Gent is
Butler an Burbridge vifcd, were, of course qui
miigCaut. soldier from Shermans amy, WHO had
received terrible wound in the face from rebel bu-
let, sLCu @ oct when he heard Mr. Pugh cLaracer
The Iebes IS Southern brethren, have been there
they put bullet through my Nv, and don't COILS JCI
them b5elhrcG,' but consider you traitor"
Mir Pugh retCred in very vul gar style, and soon
t5e sJiders became very much CxaspcrateJ, ard but
Tor the cOunses u a number of Union ci,iz Cs, would
POouD.y nave attempted 10 lLnIGt personal violence
upon tie speaker a this point in the meeting liz
shouts Of tie soldiers aud few Union men, VITO wcre
pres It, for Lincoln ard Johnson, were 50 loud and
continued that Mir Pugh found it Impossible t. maxi
himself heard, aGd retire from the stand. The crowd
began 70 dspaIsa, when some Of The soldiers tore down
la speakers stand, and, placing the boards aTcond ,b
MeClglan pole, Ere TO them. The pole cid 1ot bur
Vei7 last, and was hnaiy caopped down wiz az,s
The Great E2loyY.ssn I5Sturns Fsel.. Gsls-
fornia.
A WARDS OPINION u MATTERS and THINGS GENE
RALLI.
The sJ2dent c0nuysser must have I2'oJ ana ad
mirtd IL parts Of the UIIted Stues Il AmsCica
large ye!ler handbls which not OILY air gems of ar
IL mseves but they trooth;uy forth the attraC-
tons OF my shOw-a show, let me here observe, tina
Curtains many Twin wild Gnimals every one Of which
has got q beautiful moral,
inca bds is scupt in New York
u, arLOcay repair here to git come m0Ie On 'um
x, ben' here tIo't "a address to tie fuoii
ca matters and things.
6ilCe last meyardered these streets hay bin owe
The Pacific slopes and y :ah | cum back now Will
my vrtoo unimpaiGed, Out I've got to git s0ln3 new
clothes
Many charges has taken place even durin nay sa0r
toS6lce, y is sulium to cOnttmpuIute. TIT
house in Eareck street. where used TO hoard is beae
L'1 down. That house is "paIsln' away !" bu
some OF the lumber will be Inade iato canes, which -!
1e sod. Thus is changes g0iu Gu continery. l. 81
New Weird it is warm the Old World empires i
@tterln & dysentarcs is crumb.in'. These canes i
cteap at dollar.
Sammy Booth, Duane street, seulPs my hardoilis
ana he's artist. lie studied n ROme-Etate Of New
York
I'm here to read the proof sheets Of my banab!s a
ias! as they're sculpt. You have watch these CIT
Printers pretty Close fer they're Just apt to spell
Ryrd wrong anyhow.
, But have time to lock around sum, d how so fU