Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1864-07-14
cratic General Committee of New York is one from
which We make the folio wing cX rac!s:

When secession of the Southern States began, TIT
IT, pTa1 81 var as 9 r ol % dversit
opinion even fc the mHeratic party but it. after up
OF three years OF Intellectual carnage aud runons tx
backed by the whole power and strength
the Government, there is still TO be found advoc3
s Vof%us psossepqn OF the war certainly his true
enemies OF he country believed, and publicly
prt 90 In5se, when oy refusing all propositions for hon
result in the dissolution CT the Upon and instead
quent eyens demonstrating tie contrary they have Ia
eIt 20 say only ended to verify the truth of my impress
TIE tine has arrived therefore, when ell m IN should re-
pRdiase the selfish schemes and corrupt combca rs OF
party leaders and firmly edbee sher tue priuciUes
For an unwilling longer to sacrifice the best inter
ast7 Of the conay the alter OF partisan p1oy II
cfrIa am cantent to Femain il an honorabe nin6,v
lon Tho 10 not une9lvooay 10 favor OF exhaustina
81 means IN me peac9aoe suppression OF the
tie war No wa, ard especially civil war. jas
faiu'e OF Oil honorable means to adjust peRceaby the
matters in controversy between the ing parties
In conclusion, the writer says tat much of the pow
er and strength Of the Southern C0nederacy are derv
"a rom the Tact that every proposition for peac3ab1
auj2S n nj OF our difficulties has enanacd from The
South The>same fact the side of the North would
be worth to Us now a0 army of men"
At recent Democratic meeting in Br0kly0, one Of
the speakers charged that bargain bad been struck at
Washington By which Gen Grant was 10 receive The
oTinhes military honOrs the Cction could hGstOw on him
and fox which be cogsen ed not to stand IN the way
tEe reelection OF Abraham Lincoln, vino to q l;5
tha beneft of the military greatness OF tie former
ibe speaker enthusiastic ia bis praise OF Mcclellan
saying the he twas bound 10 award HIM tue merit o.
being the greatest living military hero aud genius"-
IL CONCLUSION he urged union ard harmony coaca.t oi
action, and said
The question Receiving itself into the most
che with which to deal The had come ~ to
cur doors aud invaded fresdas Il had robbed tie
lard or the HOVER OF It3 young and filed every hon
vi mourning ana sorrow. Upon our house hold GODS
were hung the embiems of u ions foy The syn, ho
Of American constitutional fee government had
the vIlee insult from natl us that lines OF eacq or;
not nave dared to give. Tae n ncs aspect of the ones
ton was ru alarming and had begun excite rho
ii the most saDguin0 friends Admins ration
article OF food and home ion are m IRE than NIL,
~ price, ard the end hal not come We coul8 OIL
urn to the Constitution in inc like Dr., sent for on
guidance. The throw Of the Lincoln dynasty was ne
cesEary to complete restoration of tho country to ii
toIuar normal co sdon OF peace, power aud grarderr
ihe New ofk News, ia al editorial On the rot
, pQnemt nj OF the Chicago Convention, says:
We a. not disguise Couyio iona The pc8tDo ne
mept Will setva 10 give proi aud weight to tbs
elements at the Convention. Every hour of ettie
furnishes en- argument against the The current G
events. sweeping along in channel Of hav q q Spa,
lAtloo, washes away tie found atoms upon which the "
parry have built the theories. Every one can 6icer
| thar Tevulsi1a or sentiment ia fayor Of he po>n
| movement bas occurred. em0lg those who fer
TA2Ty supported the policy, wi hil The past e
eat the change has been There have been few oppor
tunit'ts o. late Oc public opjuon cy Il,
t'u"Ees but the more d. igen ge8Tcbera he Dula
! hS&rt have .uBd enOugI sa st- them yyav IA
oe II ends. Among o'her grateful signs he rerur
Ct reason, ncte that mary CT Z2ao
sed among the War Ue!Uucrats have renouuccd G.
ait7 Ia The efficiency Of The STRIFE to bCrd
| fcierds1Ip.