Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1867-08-30
Common Sense.


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In this section are engaged N tn3If secular
pursuits, believing they can best suo8erve
+hn INTEREST If the country and promote
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race. wish 1ierv tongue leaping from his
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ON along his path-they rail on every
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II man do39 Ho1 "l1ilD6lJ ''NI'i"'0 VAIL
them. and commit himself TO their plans,
it il considered an evidence of disloyalty.
[ belong to TO party, and, therefore, Car
take ,.n unbiased and unpreiudicial view C1
these facts I am friendly to all who are
friendly to me, whatever their rank anC
social position. Ihave no enmity Or malice
against any one. [ have sworn to supror
the constitution Of the United States, anC
, expect to keep that oath sacred and in
violable, and believe it is the duty OF al
good citizens to endeavor to promote tht
interest Of the whole country, and assist,
, necessary, in the administration and eXecU
ton OF Its laws. am no advocate tor the
negro, and am opposed to such measures a
the Radical party adopt for such Wicket
and diabolioil designs. L have synnpG;h,
, for the negro, and am as good irlenG ~
2 they have, II they knew lne, and II l Shoul,
have some friends among them and tn
white people, Who have not hurried INTO tn
stream OF blind 1anatlc1sm because L nav
1 pursued c0ncllJatory course, us hopody
e business but mine: can say truthful.
that l have heard no ABUSE venom
;, spleen from the consefTatlTo c!"sS OF GU
people Ihey are ho6 dlsposeo 10 VIII
L the virtues OF thelf nelGhoofs on 8anq' AM
en8raVe their 1anits upon stone: L nav
seen no evidence OF dISloyalty from an
one, nor any attempt to encourage ou'
breaks, or prevent the aam1nls5ra1lon {
:, justice. Inc "CnqueSuonaoIeS say the
nave been sianaefed by oelhS GohSiS'eI Is
II the rag Tag anu poo 'a!i oi III
If country, ana seem TO De mac, lor no ONE
n reason IL seems 10 me- IMAM BECAUSE IilG
. believe the peacet'ole pofeion o. tlo P9opl
- nave really goI more sense tlaA me? nS'|'
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the 1oollsh and iGhopIe' tne tfaSh OF u
e land, II anybody says II they say IL the i1