Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1864-06-30
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rg before III. forced upon Us, the name O
Wrscser' known, but net 30 fami'iarly since s
origin now that wrecked have become
natural consequence t. the upf 'tu 1s,s owners.
In the BIT ginning Of bocsare running we directly
oppc in hi The .iness Conduct
ID bet the rules aid regulations by which it hAs recently
been yerred have heen We are pleased to say greatly
pise not only jPfdbe, but actually beneficial o the
government and .be people genersdy, th1ush we ars
for ent AID That things have been left undone
that should have becn and others done hat should
that there who does strictly what he should do
and leaves undone what he should do But to
the point a. which aiming we will endeAvour to ue
as f. words think will make senss, and let those
words be expressive and explicit as we can without re-
gard TO our personal fee Iings in the matter.
As the beeii Gicg, wrecked steamers are now
common il AID arurd the ine leading to the per. of
aid now naamrch AZ such mus be the fae of
Of the gagged in the profit bic bus
Of blockade ng, is wrseking them after they
abandoned an lost and even lett 10 the HANDS OF the
but afterwards abandoned by hem, j1stfable not?
We assume ha frmatiVe. For nste nee: ship owned
by Rers ns entirely disco0rec I'd wih the army except by
traffic ventures to enter and prudence dire cts
that she be beaced or is nta grounded abandon
cd aud hferwa:ds pronounced total wreck and loss-
We conteLd then. that soldier soldiers with
has the nrdouhted ri h and should think, be ill.,
vested With the authority to from wreck all that
me nf %oa or
en and fer the general benefit of her sol
let the wrecker have half ,he proceeds of Bis
had earned labor Put This does not to be the DIS
ship is uL unateiy wrecked, and the government
il the en- re or partial owner or let her belong to whom
she may we ark is it proper detail OF men and other
Why give soldiers perns sion Witt eek
her cort MS in their eT iure hours and then
the articles they have saved aDded shore me
datey order is issued rail- the uits ct their iabour
to Eothg OF tie expense they have Incurred, be
TUNED over IT, SONS Quartz with further orders
that al be reported VITO refuse to comply pTeclpato
With ku3h orders Away his accnnuis ons and with
Ills III VII" for he never expects never does to our
know edge, receive enough pay for meals vctuals at
Hnins Ron prices Some with orders to take
all TO WniBgton; - Pu ser or some other pretended
Stockholder and over to him for where and for
what purpose don't to but we are endoW-
mark" Let justice be done 1.-The solderl though tho
Heavens fa.'
Now, IN conclusion would ask If such grab6lng PEN
urous notions of head officials will have tendency
make honster better soldier We answer nay
nut on the other hand render unto 9sar all that
ia &c ar 81 and for 1t that soldiers will have
more coHhdeL in their leaders, and better discipline WILL
prevail i'll the ranks If you would good Child SET
for such will cause it to love- honor and OBEY
you al will take delight in folio wing your precepts
We only intend IN his to set forth few facs and cast
few reflections fer the meditation of others OF our Trends
who may like MS. at future time fit to engage III
this erprise them, of racking the term Is
fam ary known and used by those better acq ua
ed with The technical terms o. Many OF our sol
defs wholly unveraed in The art of wreckiog have recent
y beer ed that enterprise, but alas they
have reaped the rewards # their fruess exertions and
will long remember the build Of the Geor giana acGai
Is PENDhR."
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