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

dust IN their LelIlFn Qsts GaV0 nur II
necer sound the trump Of resurrection awaken II
into renewed existence CCbeers.1 1t has finally gone
forever botted out by the members of the Congress
Omitted States who have recorded the deliberate intent NJ
lmlnatpR the people Of the South and supplanting
them by better race, [God save the mark better
race O'''ei
Can tie pious mother pray her children may be
God contraband of war Will the son seek to give the
bro hery kiss to the murderer of his father the
of his sister the taugherer Of mis- people, dssosoT
his land Not while the faintes spark of goNs
There is another aspect Of the question to which w,b
to call yOur attention and which deserves much consider
alton. desire you mark my prediction. There never
be the Continent of North America until the
North and South independent and dis inct
have seen elected by overpowering gallant man. put0U
manaces rpon his limbs and throwing him into dungeop
Such peace existed until be wrenches the bsg scales
the walls and strikes into the hearts of his enemies
Een they dreamed they were most secure You would
nave such peace Poland has she has obtained
again and again but clearly has God drawn
they refuse to mix and have Inherent nation
atty though every quarter OF century demands for II
but of oppressionthe whipping OF delcsta
ladies the bare back in the public streets instance
indignation and torrent of blood to dow until 'pesce
again restored Just with Ireland. 1t did not like
and since of the nobest the Of the
earth has been ergsgsd except when 6ghtUg their oppreS
Re on es - Of
their magnificent country is being depopua.
ted by the policy of enlightened conqueros who dnd
that shee valuable than men, Like the Yankees
they propose supply better race Do you suppose
the chvaous people of the South, whose distinct moral
nationality has long since been recognized would submit
their proud cities garisoned with negro soldiers
the lands of their friends divided up and pGFce
out among the foreign mercenares Do you suppose tie
when he negro officer walking The streets and making
his sister give way for him. or insulting her by his very
endure? No. nsurreetion after insurrecon, revolution
upon revolution war after war would burst upon the coun
ty and for year after year, century after century, in
European States, victims would be demanded and blood
first won INDEPENDENCE and permanent peace The only
way obtain continued peaceand want no other-is
fight it out (ApplauseJ to fight out now, whilst
we have government and great and glorious ARMIES
the fold If we do not We will leave war inherit.
qHestion for little boys to settle when passed
away, and under circumstances far different adyana
ges less than for asserting their rights
If you think fellow itizons as great many of you do
that proper Efforts have been during this war
are to obtain the peace which you desire, why there
cannot be any earthly objection efforts being made
have been in favor of 1t myself aud from tine to time
have advised the President. Ii think goveIn
1nent should tender the olive branch peace and etno
occasion pass why fellow Citzons, of course
let done. But beg you to recoUect that there s
your country ay effort you make irthis way will be
place you in false position ard do your country
jury. .,,.,
moD and have concluded that Solomon knew thing or
two. think among the best things he said this
one heI who had law nd ogdeT nd aubo1V s%p
sde which In old times represented by name
Would GENERALLY preVa TheTeoo remember in all your
individual efforts to obaiS relief that the Kg
the Established authority and ordSr too carry With you
OF strength which will accomplish more for You
than any revolutionary or htconsdeed plan that could
possibly bo devised amongst you.
There another consideration, fellow citizens. 1t sex
ceedDgy important before take Gny great step OF this
Sort that should base action upon right ground
should not put ourselves in false position
Now if OF you should undertake address a state
Convention, what reason would you give to justify separ
from the Southern Confederacy? You hear great
deal said about the tendency OF The military authorizes 10
overslaugh The civil ab ut The fgrant violations faith
the part of the Confederate Government conscriDng
ia nTI eA. md
God for the peace had broken this groaud? You
say it is a great outrage 1t may But who pro.
nounces upon a violation of law Your iudges IL il not
for you to say, it is not for me to say, e
isla ure to CoLVenoI canno determine for
the Courts decide. There being supreme Court of
CoDfederacy $50 much the better you) inter
preation of OF Congress lett Judges
OF your CHOICE II a vi cur rights
let judges AuA not single solitary who
has put substitute sna be from Of
NorCn Uaroline your HoVeinor eau hep it, (Ayplause
but if II Ia decided according he shall 20,
can compe him Bat let u5 Sic h1~ much inconsistency
would be III ILe proposed acliOn thfs sub
snuse question; Mhy, oIil Gentlemen, 40 early As
and seized che poor fellow who hsd nine chsrenthe
hardly able pu the yoUDgest out oil tie e-nVing
On rented land in loaSy CABIN He had no money and
was forced to go Did anybody proPoss 70 raise
ton for him Not single solitary man tnongEt OF such
thing Ss 8bbor whose land this poor cDnscrpt
iviDg had hs pockets stuffed with money bought
had rolled around meanwhile tbs poor conscript
with anxiety thinking ABOUT his Eifa and helpless
protect among Others at LONE, his Nch neigbbor who,
the interim has dressed ~ purple and line hnen
specuating that don do with "a, ilor.
Eress says the eXigeUCle the hour more mon
and about time for this take Iace along
side OF hs poor tenant and help dTYe The toe. ui
sone 1t 10 violation OF will kick up q fuse
and plunge ourselves danger Tor the OF the nan
VT himself out OF Danger (Laugater Ny remarks
intended apply all principals u( subs utes
many them have been compelled perhapa
to act by force OF circumstances But know nine
tenhs them either speculators original seces
sonsts who helped to bring this war, now try.
ing to get themselves out OF it By hook crook. CAD.
plause)
. heard OF gentleman, who, get rid Of beboo,,
porlunlty al length gave him two guarters SS, Lu'
o CLOCK III Lne morning be aroused By a uraot ono
ing al the door On gong 10 occasion G tb ap8
sonable visit, he found the fe at the door nses
two quarters this morning Well are 1,,a ~ 6ase
sfod % No. amt; was siICk 1nartor sat I
game here to collect the tother five cents
IauRht9rD mat 1euow had rather a small soul and -
going 10 cay the / ever heard of o.1
happen TO know some IeIIOWs rcd bnt
war; That had you thrown b5m iutO branch tba tu1
have hzzed (LausAter) Now that 6ghtiUp nv No.
played out, say To som7 convention In au old sltn
have been right all the turn down the sheaIs
We want to get in bed with you. (Chee1s and an
know soLne MN most fnroua U.2 rnan a,
tue al "no were Or RsiDg tho man and last dollar
Npouen they Qd1 happen tU be the ind yiduai and
The dQlar come out of the pocket any man) uu
the q1 sIol begins 20 Come home, and amusing
TO SOC ihe wines OF tner eyes up and the palms OF
their hands begin to the long
To the appearance of the enrolling officer We can't
stand it, 1t violation OF faith ne apreemeut tn
fight entirely by ptOAy. L. will yer do We must 90 ou
daughter and applause
GEE CoHCLVsIoE on THIRD PAGE)
True Warning.