The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1836-04-22
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Friday, Aprii22, 1876.
TIE PEOPLE AGAINST THE CAUCUS.

TIE PEOPLE AGAINST THE CAUCUS.
Republican Wig Ticket:
EDWARD IL. DUDLEY, for Governor.
HUGH l.. WHITE, for President.
yoHN TYLER, for Vite.Presdent
s. RrJadge White'S Speech. the first
,,-e we have given place 10 a Speech of Judge
Nlte. delivered IN the United States Senate. on
s h. motion OF Mr. Calhoun, not to receive the DC.
,.5p, presented 10 that body, from various quar-
-. ior the Abolition Of Slavaty in the District
q 4 columbia. This is a copy Of the "pamphlet I"
,,efred TO by the Judge, m the letters of his re-
d andy gwen IN our paper, containing full ex
t,.slon OF his opinions on the subject Of the pow
.-of Congress over the institution Of Slavery.
rs tel the reader that 10 this Speech he will
end the honest opinions Of an incorruptible Patri
:, ana Statesman given in plain comprehensive,
y ,gl fearless style, would be 10 tell him what he
= r...l already know, lf he knows any thing OF the
& fscter OF him Who uttered it, All we desire
~ ay. therefore in relation ~ this speech is, tina,
!. worthy OF lis author in every respect and
& rlptol fail 10 place the Southern Wing Candidate
& In the Presidency, infinitely IN advance of the
Aedatrn Tory aspIrant Tor the same office, in the
l,ndship Of every real lover oi the South and of
4 TIT whole country.
rT virginia EiectiorS.- Reurns come
II 5ut slowly, and some time mus, elapse before il
p!ll be definitely known how the State has gone
. far az vet received the relative strength Of par
ia 10 The last Legislature IS yc, presoNed-that
:. the los o; euher party IN certain Counties is
cut made up b. gains IN others. In Albemafle
alniy Messrs. Gllmcr and Southall, Wings. Of
ss last Legislature, have been beaten by Messrs
gges and Randolph, Tories, by small ma ofitles;
sd IA powha,au aud Franklin, two Of the Ex-
lretrs have been "cxpungei" from seats IN the
rer' Legislature. The Virginia paper, say that
Polls IN The different Counties show very De.
ead gsins OF The People 10 the side o the Wings;
q ihCy concur ia u, belief that the undertook.
Il sail stand no sor, o! chance Of getting the vote
toe State IN November next, when the question
be uron the usked merits Of the man. apart
Ion the influence Of Gen Jacksou's popularity,
uH-ef which BIS parlzans nov fight for pubic a.
~. The People not oafing for tic "sJgtiS," on.
deprive the Little Magicians followers OF the
powerful watcIword winch thcy noN use OF "6ien.
4easau," and tho ,ctory over han and his party
IL b. easy Of accomplishment.
Cognec'icui-Thc General Election in this
~ ha. recently been hrd, aud shows ucfess,d
o. critic, ior Van Burcnism since last year. This
~ u5t uue Npcetld. Connecticut OF Hartford on
alon memory, always consistent m her iodcf.
,u, hl. opposed every Republican Admiuislra-
- of the Government from tie beginning, and
= most violent against General Jackson's until
i~surd The Proclamation. aud il vas known that
ta- ID favor o. a tedcralisi, Martin Van 30
+, Or bus successor, when Il immedtalely gave
s4at. ion 70 his measures ana az tile time H.
peaches Nlcn lns appointed her Is expected e
.etd 70 lis station, size not only continues tlrm
H.r friendship tor HIM, but brings increased
.f4l.os to h,s support |! nothing else could
81 ,ht eyes Of tic People, 10 tIe tue ptiuelpss
tr N5n Blroullc., Ne should ihnk that fact
s. ils could mol iaI g. - 80. Would that thl
Republican states could be- brought 10 act with
consistency whlch has MARKED, 5ud still cot.
.af, 90 mars, the conduct oil cid Federal Con
eaut CaelI lbey te induced 10 exercise bat
tFiHe Of II ~ TEE cDuinc contest, there aould hc
lar that rank AusiozTaiie ledefalst may be
% creep into power under the assumed satb
Democratic keyuh.lcauism.
a~ Central Roll Road IN North Caro-.
54--A Convention was held IN Trenton. Iants
at,. = G.. on the 18Th OF March "a tins im.
a, sut Get. Delegates wore in atttndaue,
HH st,cfa 10. TO, Couull,s surrounding Jones
Vic J'oaIag resolutions were ps-sed with
,a8a5Htty.--A Wear, afraid. however taat the COLI
Haaltd application 90 The leg ,.4ture for ian
jaaflatuu Boa in4ary TO carry the scheme into
~ DO tE &c., Ft.. - 80
N1-ia' j. uo'oriously as poor ia tic pfcaRiauY as
s.a IS 10 works OF Internal Improvement or ia Tie
5..c seul necessary 10 their construction. let
have her Just po,'Ion Of tho immense ssrpIus Of
..'r money NOW io the possession OF the Federal
"HeramcGt however, ~ this state OF things woaIJ
saaH alter with regard 20 her bot Of this there
/ SIZE hope, so long rs Jack on.N an-larer-sm con-
MUGS to rule the roast and wc therefore sug-
c@t 30 NE Ps5ylc Themselves, IN the Eastern and
stern parts OF the state, 20 pot their own
shoulder. 10 tic wheel N the great work OF
Constructing the Central Ral-Road.
Reolrsd, Tia, whilst We are the advocates OF
'sr system Of Internal Improvement which vii!
Promote the interest and welfare OF any portion OF
A7rtI Carolina. We cannot but regret the want ei
Immunity among oar citizens upon sueh system
Is 8tl build up n market within our own state,
Envelope our own resources, aud secure 10 our .
's.ses the advantages which our climate, soil, and
seaport towns, are so well calculated to afford.
Rs'aigsd That We believe that the construction
q RAJ, Road from tho port Of Beaufort, through
Trenton, end thence westward, would not only pro
naie the prosperity OF North Carolina, hY staying
@n tide ~ emigration, and increasing thc wealth
I" b'r citizens, ha, in a political point OF view,
would be the means Of making US conleuled,
united, and happy people, and OF giving to our good
III State a character and standing co-equal~whh .
lat OF her sister States, which her want Of Inter
" Improvements, and consequent dependence,
| F',e so long unfortunately deprived her Of
Hts0LEfd Az ihr srnsc Of tins Convention, Tint !