Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1864-03-10

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desoatng war; AS matter of course you could not hes
itate to make choice in he matter. o.
Mscauey pronounced the greatest aegory IN the Eng
h6 h Place, the Valley Of 9 lust on
II ere deep Significance i'll this figure. When great
able TO s inslf IN
to the dust for the Pate ease or Go any othe
Icrds of,he valley Of the shadow Of death pplsuse
The ent the enemy od the people Of the Southern
rer removed from the pat of their conquest they will
inc their dc nands tEss will Use their price more
RAP ely IT, tie merchants in the South where We cam
telegraph Il lough to keep up with the market (Laugh
Il you Rave with OF your neiGh.,os in court
aDd vi 70 effect compromise. and he finds ou you
no Witnesses Summoned. he will insult you. But if you
lake hi aside and john This suit has been g5rg
tory time; am mighty tired VI it AID know you
can IKE Gu pay the cost you kno~ can. hsFs all
say tor compromise, am ready To talk wiki YOU -
Their" II hop. o. coming to terpS.
1t yOu want 10 negotiate with ruttan, YIN must hold
%@h%oHs IN 4onr hand If you ~,n n 3'a'e with
inits 90 not discourage mem ke' eHl cloth d. fed
'Gw forward yo0r Ekirmshers, draw up your bAttaoas
place yagr ,-,rncu ia po.ition-osdea prmedtla gun
ners witt lu'stocR ahlze7-th'n hold up yon: olive
you II ne las notlrg to cay then fire. BY the gods fire.
men say il not worth while be slnu2
cd longer that the enemy have gott the advantage
have got munitions 81 so or latter the must
come doTn before the strong, and W. hal better make
Fellow citz,ns, ' do not ksow what can do until
thai has been III my opinion, bad bat
have, 1otN!tt s"ndiuG e"comp!i'ted wonders. Every
months nsry our roHticans assured US hey YOU'D
WIPE up WIN p%sse' handkerchief all the blCsd that
wieed Ep win pocls: handkerchief al they have
h@el? to sill Il voice, 'ceIfre shot.D Nhy the Con
iedeTae Conarfs4 al Montgomery provided for loan of
only E:tceH million dollars. The Secretary the Ii
ry could not imagine hat lie would ID with much
ey de must feel greatly relieved that there ID no dan
ger az The surplus remain on bis hands. No etrt
made employ the bss apeope had
"rr cotton IT cur army had been dependant on the d
reeiyG intelligence Of the general government alone,
pie In sucn commercial Vass,age to the people
OF the Eo1th. + bout thing lad except horror,
found her dressed 1sem head TO in Yankee goods
the !" nItufe OF Yankee max the broom that
cut Wnh q Yankee axe, having Yankee hanile.-
But turning attenton to yourself you would rd that
kee shoes, made by some fellow who 'caIcua-
a e as c ne r"Fs so the pine through the Paper SOLE
rot touch garment made in the South We even had
tad teCu !rac Able, would have ordered buck
wheat G.kes every morning from Yankee land (Laugh
the great upon nobody ready, and we
wee Ike great big terrapa on our back working our
egg and unable to turn over. (Laugher.) There was
not pound CT powder manufactured in the Conted&acy
Now we turn out several millions pounds per annum
Then there cannon cast 10 the Confedaracy.
Now cur ordnance from tae mountain howitzsr to the
great BROOKE gun that hurls defnce to thu roI cads
IN urpassed, and we make rifles than uSe.
lie snow what has been and be accomplished,
provided we have faith in ourselves, will tell little
of what his State has done her hook When
grace and dignity "a aus h there were not five hundred
uits of clothing to be found the Qdarte!masters De-
made clothing awaiting the needs of troops We have
thirty thousand blankets shoes &C. 10 fact boys have
of for liquor sometimes (aushter Will you set limit
to our energy aes tell YOU among handred other things
of keen gtering surgical instruments, requiring
the highest degree of mechanical skill in their production
I est OF
European manufacture Almost every see here 10.
day is we'll clothed product of own looms: and
the ladies' God bless hen look in their homespuns pref
tier than they ever did We will soon be commercially in
white peoplo and four million backs. Now number
more than five million white people. How many troops do
you suppose Abraham has sent down us Ia April
1861 Lincoln called for ssyentyhVe thousand One
December he old fellow began get scared) called
3 ne Iee
dred housa1d 1862 he drafted three hundred hoSSand,
more naking in all about two milon and thirty nine
thousand he has called for to send down upon usa
Oh den in the Confederacy. Their locality about
questionable they have ell started South tie passen
Was illustrating between stage coach and
railway accident 81" de stage turn over dar is, but
those immense masses? If we have actually whipped aud
driven back two million soldiers. there
hope dive back all he possibly send against
u.s. But if these two million troops have never
ing to scare by making chow Of strength that does
uGt exist ard That the Ncrth is Just about as tired Of
| the 30 the view is encouraging from
either sian dDoiat.
But kno there have been immense numbers hurled
Three hundred thousand troops, armed equip
ed and furnished to the highest degree that the skill ard
wealth of the United States could supply-surpassng, in
ect army that took the field in Europe
end III different commanders have tried march
Washing City to Richmond and over half OF the
way furnishing facilities for transportation, and they
a precisely where they two sgo. No
Richmond than ncy at the start And III, bones OF
the Yankees that bleach the plains of Northern Vr
is, If lied in would make McAdRmiEed ii from
Richmond to Washington which artillery of the
nntcrn CoreGpracy could roll between the two citjas
made recently at the North Gen. Meade is
afraid of Gen. Lee, aud skulks within his ordeations Ii
be akss no moe progress towards Richmond than he has
for some past he will not reach that goal Of Yankee
Il is net worth while to be scared. We them
about badly they scare us. (VolCe $50 Vance.
Well goirS il, old fellow, and hope we will all Ego
il until the (Applau5e) When was in the
army, and woulI Yankee regiment approaching in
the would estimate the force at about ten thou
saEd (augAter) AMI when we 'C3S prisoner lie "ouio
laugh 81 insignificant little squad, aGd say he
deg the impression aboGta milton Yl'on'. (Re.
q, gAter They COED deal Ike the WAGNER
Turn cut, turn cut! The boy Kept on lis sio7 u
the road. III you doat I'll you like served
down, how did you HIM" "He Woudn turn out
d. him. so turned ont nyssit (LsugA,srl oid APE
stand up for rights, he viii - turn Cat himself.
daughter end applause)
| Solomon says there is nothing under the sGn-ot
which the modem saying that history repeats ITSELF is but
pagaphrase. The records ct full of just such
trials passing through, combined present
panorama Of Gods dealings with commodities
We understand the deep significance of the Present
When becomes the Past we i'll comprehend it, and
plainly read workings OF Providence n national
af4s as the captive prophet Ezekiel by the river
shebar the OF the likeness OF The glory God
to believe that He intend The blood our gallant
boys shed shal De IA vain is impiey suppose He