Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1865-01-26
From the Liverpool Alb n
AMEkIEAN uRGS RE C1tSs

| Among these that are born Of women there bpats
DOT boider heart than that OF J fegson Davis w,
are not ashamed to Mess 20 large amount of hero
| worship Tor the man Tor uh m his NGrhen toas can
had % better name than rebel ard slave aner New
er nDduy eated by success rever dsmayed bV siver-
slty, his voice rugs out CIR es t,umuet ca on TIE
darkest day 'ha h-fas hs conr'rg Not CATO him
sell spike TO has ilttle s. ut Ica with N m dj,,nI
~ and s'e dfasress than does the ukera President
when addressing big SUI ing felt5R cJuntrEm Foar
years have r0esed since he ttene, d0us struggle
@l which his will be forever iaent f ed and if
American figures be trusted "a pont on which We
always eei serious nisgivngs those eur years have
witnessed greater amount OF hlopdshei I'D burger
loss OF human life than any other consecutive wears
s'ucr the DEUCE. he loss tf thIusa1d men on O
single DAY ha4 become qule common event; and a
COILS rpiI0n OF oGe, two three hundred Thousand a
| time, no ioaeer exces astonisbnent. Toe wave OF
war has surgeo from North Sou AID from East 10
West. Ii has been wage by land and SEA- on mid
OCEAN AID ID narbOr, np thousands Of es of rv-
ers- the midst OF oEess, on spacious plains and 90
the sides OF lof mouutsne Fr tssional sOiIes and
amateur gen' rsi have tried heir ao1s upon it after
ueys and politicians brought Iati' la n to is
a d every invention VI med timts mas beeu pres I'd
toto HIS strF Ice New lang s9i-s, ha.uer
unknown caisre, nh nf move! cons IA l3u eg TAG
tics tools III have. te> q Us in turn aud vet
he tld as Dot Come such energy, such chs ipccy<
euct DISCRIMINATION TO WI, have h* shown On b., b
siut az were hardly evrr DxuIe AID such au
amount If meaey expanded O Der county ever
daye Of this struggle olep0sel sseer al
tho tnofiS o. eiAer esda, We mus; now al OF u5 cou-
Il that We bad rrated both their intentions AID
probable performance.
lt ls a s4ugSieoi nErols proper ions 90 h tides
But, come VIA may, 1t js 10 In weaker par bal the
hIghest tTooU.t OF BlratiOa Justly due au what
Is tlue OF Che Is doably true OF o,Ler nd nQW
alter vicls udes lnumeraDie, tie iie turned #
ate against The South aud d uess, Id &C.
mint las lalen upon many he.rt ~hlch long ago
Vas exuiting III tue se-se OF victory. l. not itdeti
d great many weeks ago since We :cld en- WHAT
Was assumed 10 oe good authOly Ihat disc q nent
Vas s"lVeisal Throughout. tie Nttiern SUES, AID
tat thu cIy ior pea e-peaca aim, ay Lf &C. Vas
upon eve.y tongue. TIE result SLOWS IA. ioy 1, o rs
razng leey from particular lis en2es, and yet Cnly
Crty teht hours sgo ke.e many t4int.he art q
leDCs OF he SOulhern bOIde in on de.
spaIc aout future prospects, 81 maUy ae Ieady
% rush irom eXtleaIs 20 is 0p 9Lsle But ceal
the the brave voice 81 j. 1 SOL
Davis there Is 10 quaVcr III his TOO She speaks with
uDcei LoIu souad. Few WuIds lepOI tGd 10
U.s. cannot ur "a doubt uis resolu in his
y, ice is Iii tor VII Di'k s pres hour, he
mas pas through bOas dark DetJre aus h.u II t
gloom be believes be the coming dawn. When
New ORLEANS Was taken, when VlcHs0urg WIS surreE-
dSrtd, when otAne wa JaCksln ie Tie monday o.!
dis glUy sadnts5 aud acknowledgement spread all
The 5 uhein COniederac} and AS ther uudaun I'd
Z, esldent rased aLe% their spin, men, Der
suaded lie viii do We shall or cuulse, hii K
OF denying that lha exhaustion OF nIzn ana
means has been lnGIeLs7 sluce thssa events
took pt=ce but it mus be borne in mind
hat, the Southern a,e i'll tntfeiy
compos;d OF white D. tue Noriheln army, according
to recent spstch OF s4r. LlncOin numb-i5 tw2 Lup-
dred thousand blacks uuohgsC liz soiGers Aud MIR.
L!ncou adduc-d this lac. Reason iUf Maintaining
the policy OF emancipation. 'lbere remains, therefore,
to the Souhelu Government the exPe iient Of resorng
TO The negro eiemen Tor te replica OF their ranks
aid though this will dUuot, Tor Obi r.asOn, be
last 1esor We feel no douht tOat the operation will
by long period, precrGe SUBMISSION to Ftdsrals.
We Sc no reason 10 doubt lhal he LegToes will fight
for tRer masters Willingly THEY Work toT hem and
We imagine SOutbern negro is qu'te capable q
fighting bis Northern brother. far, therefore, as
the supply of n,en for armies is concerned d.
not that the South is yet any CT than
the North.