Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1864-10-13

Once imported the articles al
Now hs State of Georgia produce. enough
Gny for her own peope ard the army within it, but feed
could i've soldiers but who as armed
h"x We have arms for all are beRgiog men to bea'
than the amy burn-al things and th. Com
federAcy in the familiar paancs of the croak-r
PLAYED OUT, as those declare who spread their de-
spondsncy ove- tbs vhols body poi'ic (voice the
crowd beyond doubt tha of Eiberniau, Three
From the Of that voice my friend see that you
have come into this country from that has its lost
s liberty and you we excIsm three cheers for the
exis ence Of constitutional liberty in the world. We are
dc htng or that princpa upon Us dependa its last hope
The Ys KEGS In the States have
that heirloom Of their fathers, and the Of the South
aIons must sustain it.
Ours is not re golutou We were free and ndepen-
dent people il States that had the right to make better
Governments when they fit They sought to IN fringe
opon the rights had and only instituted gov
ernuent On the basis Of those ghs We net engaged
Ia QIxo1c light FOR the rights Of struggle is for
inhsred rights aud who eud them Let
paper guaraoty poaaibe be given and who would submit
From the of many fallen hero the blood of the slain
would cry out against .uch peace with the muderers.
dren lacking food old hob5ng from the scenes Of m
youth the fugitives forced givs this Yankee OF
sea of blood that freemen afford bridge There
Is bot one thing to which accsdeseparae State
on % aere ARE S VINO %
thus measure rights by property God forbid Would you
senever to tread the path of honour unless be Fight the
torch at the funeral of bis country Would
the far OF toe land given over to the brutality OF
imagine this would not be SO, let him look to the
declarations Of Mr. Lipcon, the terms he Offers let him
read he declarations of he Northern press him
the tone of the Northern people, and will there is
Who now looks for intervention Who does not know
that our abroad depend strength at
against with defeat and that when victory is
questioned, we will be recognized. and not till then.
able to go the front, and all others
devote to the cause at home There must be
and by 6ghng independence be gained Georgia
is invaded. She is calling for succor, and he who
rnshes to her aidstes when he strikes for her blow
for his own home and family Our Confederate States
must lean upon the other for mutual support We
as the poet has said
"Distinct as the biTlows, yet the sea-
One part must rush to the support of the other. We
must Sherman must arch into Telnessee-there
will draw from 10000 TO 80 o0 to sta dard and
must push the enemy back the banks
of the Ohio and thus give the party of the North
accretion DO pony editorial can give.
Words will not avail You must cor suit your hearts
perform more than the law exact yield as mnch
freemen give and all will be well With peac" and
freedom glorious opens for these Confederate
states Relieved from legislation from
ndrect it Is true but imposed by rulers for
years pastno longer subject Northern snecuators
grinders of the poor. deners rights
men, you will stand forward in the brightest OF futures
On each of the former occasions when was this
of Geo. ga my 10 tha army, that army the
soil of her States, aud only at this visit that this ia
the battle Id. this will loDg &C.
that Providence may take he beyond her
ders Ittust that hearts fixed following
he enemy 10 his retreat, and then resoriatios
1hev viii come in such form alone We entertain.
TIL then Can have no peace, ard ye 4 es any one
this nent is anxious for Far Some have
sp the Execu.ve ard declared that Executive ard
pride of opDou opposed any negotiations
Those who think must ima2ine or less tb~n
Do they not suppose have wept over the md,
sod borne the field to 'e cf those who there lae
lfeless that have not amened the loss of property by
good and great me- that have Bot mourned over he
lives that avs b. en- sred up ny ast saott was fer
sm'cabe ssou'ion From time to time have repeated
eff It, to ha end but never never have sought on any
But do expect it7 Yes do. (Rtnewed cheering)
Brave men have done well before against greater o6ds
than ours and when were men ever braver?
We vii aohev@ it. How many sacrifices it may take
cannot TELL but believe that just God looks
may chas:ise oerres hui in doing He pre-
parit and in Bis good Providence will assist as and
never desert The right.
And you my fair country women, whose past gives
of what you d in the future You who have
cothed colder, aod sent him orth battle VIII, have
hurg upoh the of the armies, aud stood ready
succor wounded have lind the ways minis
too have done your duty. you have given up all. You
have huabaDds fatbers your to he
ny but you do more. You must ytur Df lence
20 send all 'front.' and fo' public opinion that sha
AXE tn. skulker marked man. and him house
hs San e a e
between armed one legged soldier aud Que who
grown fat xtortion hoe choose rather to ong
There are some know Who have looked upon Cor fder-
ate leg islaon dessly harsh. that could
have been would tina sooda could have bee
ht market rather than mpressedthat the armies
could been filled by vouu 'ring her Than by
scripton aud YET look upon the latter the more just
You force all men to make roads taxes serve u
res why should not all tight your battles ay opnlon on
jus, would have been better had it been the
policy from the ginning OF the war; and endorse 1t In all
It's lens tn and bread b, and depth
Besldes however. these forces we have others. For
been organized, and these and
the dsab soldiers who faith ul to the last will fight
though they cannot maroh-the defence OF this city Of
Angus rest. When your line shall have been
these mold Augusta agdnst force but
large army, and when that large will be at
liberty to meet it, and such an army you snail have Grea
appIause)
some there who set squadron in the fed
who yet prefer her advice. They plan ia their clos
tie Campaign of gsnera and write lhs State
of i've. do gaihsay their wisdom. but let
them he front and there Us the benefit OF their
Why crclse general or rail the Executive They
lave yenured ell. aud everything thev have depeudeHt
they Their honor, their reDna ion their u IRE
at stake Ii you are Of good intcnt their
steady labor their constant effort, why destroy
fdeucs them by rallieg! ln proportion as they
ud they be treated WHO leniency prop rtioh as the
Do pointed calmly So tar thy fall short. just
fer do they need support.
Two of these gentlemen who crossed this floor with
you CHI ered and have cheered them
have freely venured their lives in your
defsrce. One Ia Geo gas eWn son-the hero II may
nsrd (. ught helds-your good a. true Hard~e.-
(CEeers hardee who az q captain approved himself
ea,ly brave brilliant soldier, and who goes from
of Cuy to another, who leaving the ny above
Toe.
The other Beauregard (cheera) goe to share the tos
the fortunHs the ii 1t be so OF the army In
Georgia. He with single purpose to serve wherever
direct, ahng no particu place, desiring 30 specla4
20 say and guiug goes not TO bleed
but to conquer, (grest applause
have neen exaUeerated by the teiesranb the da of
setting in our fav Forrest has disposed of
the enemy that held him IN c9ecz 50 long, and going
up the sweeping onward toward North, gaining
victory after victory, conQue1lDg ard 10 conQler.