Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1864-03-10
"A SHORT HAND KsroRT, Br's. CLIFTON srEpMAN.
(coNCLuDKp FROM FIBsr FACED

I, authorities oyerc minG civil Well nckno Srds
Sh that There IA danger But thee wa9 hr9er ye
eay like ttat taxes the whole energies OF Nh
r50le that Term"a'sa ever OF Eovir' srd Is III
sole business the day We may forget the midst
the pomp and Circumstance wa. that We lave clv
rlgh, ard beIte-. stIiyen agars
this danger as muci az any lr count; 1nus
al strive agaipstt But boio. w. iake - ou Q
theSonthern COntederacy tbs -, un and 10 overt:
VIZ Lincoln to get thee lights, think il wuad be tai
Part Of pIuderce to say the east VINE we &c simmer n9
and fry ing and he under SIDE doaG ey blown 10 l92i
into he Goals AID estimate their temperature We
might be glsd ugh to get back into te hot ~ IT ~
dbs ss,t1G boastei to Lord Lyons that coa.d
bell a. his able. aad nan - the Omitted
aud enquire why or wherefore lie ha4
arrested editors almost tt"n IN the MOI /: for q
n - hni.b him t,rl.v tfiL W., nt or
lain the First There l. talk 81 the "rt OF t7has rop-
trI1g SITS pended IL the Souhen state. | uGderyt. nd .
nIie4iy h@eu suspended by Cun,rf h. t.l h,ls
II tH ~rti may not he in Cnutrayeutoa Of the tGu-
Gi"n; t-r tie courts have decided that Congress 81
pend tie writ within certain Lul:ts no uy hand
'uFg oi tha aieiGh Ff'TItS5 CO"Ta GrT'Ca writ
by first law ycrq Of the la H. Tie rrnage
follow
privilege ,he wit Of h. a cors Il, II not be
suspended 0le~a ~eh caec5 ctr be u O. iTya~ on The
publ" safety require IT. ronu.-rtlce ga t,l, hs
says
These sen Il, the nIdor Of a~c,uI aI,e lii If Ia
T5rie tcheIne - coTs"Gpting have pat in
sub7iIutes have overlooked what they nie
have learnt Cf aay petty Judge - ia the land, namely
that ihe tuspeusion of the writ " limited c5t7ce;
teHLe actual suspected! y cuds.rQarIIg tue Tu5R
safety
st and IHIg n
Il Crendrs Of s,spe. d Ot,nta. TOT bid the re
while the exigeTcy lasts U-1lr - , o., >1,s-
.ege can cous'itutionaIly s1sI en,iei q,
his character iha bill Pusp"r the lines T
IsUty paiu Ihe POKER suspend the WIT is given 0a
Of invasion and rebellion and il Cuv when
I'ake for granted 10 Of asy legal Ln ;5j;
ieny hat regret 10 see the Suspension tn Wi.
evidence o. eAsng sUHIGwherB either o. de-.
thority than Leongs TO L. or Of State Of @Fs
az If
common sen5@, if aw-abiding people. r,
gard the King name a. tower OF strength,
make commotion because law has been eoacted which
jTrIsts within the limits Cunsti,u
ton of the country that lave support. we
onrht to bwiiDg TO STAND NJ n ard
CUR own laws 1t they are mproper il they hard
u let rs instruct our Representatives 10 reea them
SIT = they doing any better in hir liaroo,@ country
roov Od Kentucky That we used TO regard "a ost ckya
ard Independent State, undertook to he She
Lincoln soon tashed neutrality out Of kentucky made
furnish her quota of men, subjected her share
u all the burden OF the government Some time the
election Tor Governor OF the state came OIL Two ca1dt
dates were in the fedboth Union menbu: one OF
Individual by the name of Bu usides Gen Burnsides
"A. +. Burnsdes-I had the honor OF making hs &C
guaintance down a. Eewbern though hadn't much time
TO exchange compliments vi him. had engagement
about that and had cut tue interview sholt
daughter Well Gen. A +. Furnishes, aforesaid was
maTaiiss over the entIrs state Now theEs ia oreat
difference between the suspension of the of hGeas
corpus in certain and the extension of marital Ia
a State The former takes cOgniz certain
high crimes, but does otherwise uteere with
civil functions of the community. When law is
pohn wSou the cSnsent Of hs marv be- can 10
~ potato take a chew of tobacco without per-s
orders the occasion referred he first proclaung
IaATshnI law need no. read
HEADQUARTERS cEH DIVISION. lGTn AMY CoErs,
- Column bus, by, July ~, 1868. !
4hat no further donbt may exist to the intent and
meaning Special ORDERS No 49, Gated Headqul te1s
Army Corps, July a. 1888 it is ordered that
shall be permitted to be voted fer or be candidate
tor o1ice, who has been under bonds
10y proper euhor for uteTiog 0ioyal language
Comfy Judges within this district arc hereby ordered to
appoint Judges and Clerks OF the ensuing Au'ast cleo
ally the Union aud fer the suppression Of the rebellion
facker ordered to revoke AID rece any appoint
ment of Judges and Clerks already made, vino are hot
Auch loyal persons.
place the name OF any person upon the poll bcokR to
he said election who is aFowediy and
No. who be opposed TO furnishing and money
fer The suppression OF the rebellion.
folio Is prescribed, GEi will be
tered by Judges elections nad candi
,ates us reside within TIE district.
~ do socmnly that have never entered the
service Of The gOCaled Confederate States that hare
ionaI (iovernent Of Kentucky either ID cvi or mil
lazy capacity that have never either directly i'd
directly, aided the rebellion against the Government of
the United States the State OF hentrc6y that
Internationally the Union and the suppression the
rebellion and oo1"g to furnish men and money for
the rigorous prosecution Of the against the yebeIlOt
saguc ho.aH the " Confederate States - help
ANY voter Judge or Cel Of elections or other persoH
who eVadG neglect or refuse cCmphaDces with the
provisions of this order, win be arese1 and before
Military Commission as soon as the facts ale subatn-
By order Of Brigaaler General Asboth.
T. Il. HARMS, a. 4. &.
From this you may Judge whether your rights waud be
better protected Ill the Northern government Than here
every who has used any abusive language towards
the Confederate government subjec Led
TO this test, how in Wilkes county would
be out of jail Why, instead of addressing yoa here
ireemen would be talking you through the bars and
addressing VOC my suffering clIowcit'zens IN jail
daughter.
ale the Union happen what may though stripped o.
home property, wife, children friends liberty, character,
putation-eyen though your legs aud Of by
The government and there only enough of body LETT
the cath, are still tor the Union We under
stand what OF men held the polls IN kentucky.
Not VlalGVGs oath ;h2 CT lNCfc.s
H. the IL Il citizenship, but refused to take IT IL inc
silul for aud c5IccratiOI ps"n. Abs Is tle
ur.e pursued by the government Of UHit>I axes, n
State which they claim As II Il tE'un hh d' Jf a0l
10 have been in reGeo2 IS pI0uays ~tde that
S sessted the Lincoln government Ges lately has
North Carolina, YOU'D fare much better IN tie Oh UnIoh
Than does Kentucky z Handy. The demaBoSues CT Ken
lucky deluded with the idea that she could oil
with folded aud the uited States aud the South
government himself from all the burdens there
Of. could remain neutral whist war; dssolnt
iBs, fGEous Involving she lite VI great people Ont
Ife and the division OF great territory the other
IEg and surging before his door, aud expect escape
commotion They ale reaPlns The r2"a'd 81 then
FOLLY Let their example DC deepiy poAdeIod
There Is great complaint made about the lmprt
pFouatY Well inpIPssDen IS very hard thing 20 bear
and It is frequently executed by men who have neEhe
sense, honesty, and are only Kept out
AN and the unat9 syur by assistance mpudence
buttons and little brie! authority Nfolces' tha'
RaI wha. are evils of impressmen here, compared
Nth the system CT The enemy kentucky and eseWhe
HEADQUARTERS I'D ARAY CORr5,
Lexington, By, July 20, 1865. !
4snerd Orders, No i.
Fer the information and guidance Of Ctears impress