The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1836-07-08

Souh'y BY The Van Buren, party, on the ground
that some gentlemen had the beIali,y 10 aid the
proprietor OF this paper in obtaining the services
OF an editor during the past year To enable our
readers TO judge with what sincerity of heart and
what honesty of purpose this subjec, has been al.
iuded TO, and SO strenuously brought before the
notice Of the public, we copy the annexed circular,
published by Mr.. Henry, Chairman of the Central
Committee Of the Van Buren, party in this State.
which by some means or other, has leaked out
from among the taithfal Of the clan. Mr.. Hy.
bari, to whom The money collected under the di.
rectIons OF this circular is TO be SENT is the Edi
tor OF the North Carolina Journal, and the ex.
pressed object IS to pay for printing, publishing,
aud circulating information 10 aid the objects of
The Van Buren, party. This circular is dated the
2Oth OF May, and 10 doubt has for some time been
ia the hands Of the leaders Of the Van Buren, par
ty IN this county. Yet, with this fact staring
them in the face they have the audacity publicly
to arraign the members of the Wing Party for
advancing money for the self same object to aid
IN the dissemination Of information among the
people Oh shame where is thy blush
Mr., iieary presumes much upon the creduty
Of those to whom his circular is addressed, when
he calls the opposition 10 Mr.. Van Buren, a comb.
nation Of Abolltonists, NulIifcrs, and Bank
Wings" when i, IS known that Judge White
whom the people Of North Carolina are asked 10
support, Is not expected 10 receive vote in q non.
slayeholdlng State, and that he is expressly sup.
ported by the South on account of his known ad.
herencc to Southern principles. Mr. Henry also
knows that there Is no charge against Mr. Van
Buren, better sustained By proof, and none which
bis friends take more pains TO remove, than his
expressed opposition 10 slavery. Yet in the face
u ali tbs, Ar. Henry charges the opposers Of Mr.
Van Buren, in North Carolina as being inflicted
among other evils with that Of Abolitionism.-
Mr. Henry also uses this language IN his circular
AS we hold therefore The integrity Of tie Union
and The principles OF tie Republican party sacred
lie signs himself " Chairman Of the Central Com.
&c" AMER all this flourish Of republican demo
elaey, viii not our readers be surprised to learn
TIA, al the time when more Of distinction than
acre names existed beiW cen the Federal and Re-
publican Parties, We mean during tic late war,
til, same Nj. Henry was an arored Fedcralisl,
aud a supporter Of the doctrines of that patty
ct such, We are authorized to say, upon good au-
,h9rty, Is the fact Truly may We say, What's
IN name, rUse under any other would smell
IS sweet"
H. connection with tins subject, we annex some
pertinent questions addressed 10 Mr.. Henry by the
Editor Of TIC Carolina Gazette
Are YOU 10, tie Attorney Of the Branch Of the
United States Bank al Fayetteville, employed 10
Wlud W the concerns Of sall Bank
Did you no, refuse, last @isler, 10 accept the
appointment, 0f Judge. because The salary would
net justify you IA giving up the business OF the
bank-lt paid yua 50 well
Arc YOU not one u the largest Bank Stock .hol.
dcrs ia North Carolina
DO YOU not know that the Aboli,ons,s a, the
y 9f,h support Van Buren,, N preference to Judge
White
DO you not know that tks Federal States Of Con.
ncotlcul aud Rhode Island, Which were ever the
b,ttercst enemies 10 Gen, Jackson have turned Tor
Van buren,
Docs not then, the blush Of shame mantle your
cheek. when YOU see your name affixed ~ such d
4 letter as the ono below
Foprtieril, Nay 20f5 ls36,
SIR.-1he question nov pending before the 4.
ngfioan People, VITO sh1l. bc the next President
IT the United States, has already become deeply
yuomcntnus ard interesting. We consider the
existence Of the Union ant the Fundamental pria.
ciPlr- OF our Government involved in the contest
( The Combined forces OF the iJoIitioHIsiS, Naid.
fers, and Bank Nhtcs presents formidable array
10 point Of Eumbcrs, aud wealth, and they are d..
ready actively engaged IN the field, in the circu-
ltttou Of Speeches, BocameHts, and Pamphlets, ia
yorahlc 10 the dissemination oil tncr principles
1.-THE election of Mr. Van Barren i,ideicaled by
( thi. Combination, who can iurscc, whether Ihe-
iih0nist. Nallhrrs or Consolldatonlsls to rule
/ the Couutry-As We hold therefore the integrity
/ Of the Union and the principles of the Republican
Party sacred 1t bchuoyes Us to exert ourselves for
/ our country. To do this We must raise The means
to pa, for printing. Publishing and circulating Ia.
/ formation among the people all important sub
rects involved IA the contest. We have learned
to-day that the opposition have purchased the VII
miug,on Advertiser formerly TIE Hf0pte'S Press an
{ administration paper SO that now they have two
papers on the Cape Fear, and about Is out ot2O OF
the political Journals OF tho whole STATE. You aef
( requested TO collect in your county, not less than
Sl0, and us much more as YOU eau, aud forward the
same to Thomas l.. llybart, ESQ, Fayetteville, \.
c. with all reasonable despatch, and from time 10
time any information that may be useful for us Ia
know in the premises addressed always to Thorn.
as L. lis bart Esquire Also Communicate tho
namo of the person who shall be nominated F.
eclor IN your District. Very respectfully,
Your obedieut humble Servant.