The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1836-05-27

liim can readily say this for him.
II the Spectator is correct in It's estima,as
. oil The vote in the East, as we have every
reason to believe it is, the contest will h.
edStfy won, and the stain of man uor,h;o
wiped iron our escutcheon.-Uest. Gar
Inc Fayetteville Observer alludes TO 4 rnmor
'ta' ten jackson intends to spend a part of he
ensuing summer IN Buncombe county. This s.,no
fa'nof Is current at Raleigh, but, with the Obser.
sef' we cannot believe that so gross an attempt
wou'u oe mace to Influence the vote of that DIS
Giet-Rateigh Register.
We propose, If General Jackson does de.
scend from his high estate to paler and
truckie IN Congressional election. that
The Wings shall take efiectua measures 10
counteract the influence. And we know of no
mode more fiji and proper, than 10 send for
b'ack Hawk and show him as a set of. IT.
he cannot be had, VIC propose that a trayeli.
ing inenaeerle shall be hired by subsctip.
non, and shall show the Wild Beasts IRA.
rs, TIL the Election. The one mode Of cleo. /
pioneering would be about as credible rs
The other, and il we have not much m,scon.
ceyed the stuff Of which the mountaineers
ire made, II would be equally successful : +
That Is, neither man sho'cs nor beast Shor,
would have any effect Iyotcbmoa 49,
facts irorh Remembering. Martin Van
buren was once candidate for 1oyernor
Of Nes York, and succeeded IL ) ,o,nor,ta
wv 'hele belns about 5000 majority votes
L..
asl'i's' r'ia. In io32 ne was candidate
~ t's zee Presidency, aud with all the aid
= ,'e''' 'acAso" popularity he did not re.
ct1'e majority Of The votes ol the people
- 20, once ne votes Of the ireemen
~ nus hePubI'c stood al The election as fol.
'ons
! - my and Sergeant, 32s Sol
" 'tt aud tillnaAer. 25i,75U ,
ga' hs"h and i!kias, 009.3 !
'aeASoh aad Barbour, l2,s22
--
G~10l6 a
'deAsoa and Van Baren 603,jl2
h1laftN against an Buren - ,40I
y "li DC remembered that Mr. Van Bu. i
len vas then, As nov, the Caucus caodi. !
laie, aud yet he could not command a ma.
"a1s OF the votes OF the people, not even
WIN Ten. Jachs1ns and. Then Tonnes. {
i. - Ahoaila, Mort" carolina, Illinois, and Il
'''ssoHt', Hoir for ilaHe, voted tar Van
ihfeh electors, who we're chosen by large +
haIa'isles' il
Tire desire Of the Van Buren, ra,t, % "a
eioat tie Laad Il Il, Is 80 great. that ibe, +,
ave been endeavarng to DEVISE means ~ :,
quander a much Of the Surplus kevepne Il
; possible. Il vas for tins ntrpnsa t.,t b
lutnbag Benton introduced resolutions cali.
~ upon the " ar and Navy Department. 90
. lal9rm the Senate hotr much a,oa,g hey "
obid spyad on Ae public ,rorks uerc. Il.
liure, the en- Jury of the Departments has ~
ecu, how little can YOU do with Now vi
~ now iiiueh can YOU spend And all 3.
prevent the people from deriytno heoe,;,
-um their own money. because fine nlan All tn
OF originate with himself or his marry. w ha
ertIy believe that hc would sooner sink tbo US
louev 10 the bottom # ne sen than lstba
latcs have n.-Iay. Obqrr,r.
~.
The Globe aiiirms ;llat General I,clso,
I'd Mr., Van Buren, are the Two ., most. 4.
)used " men ia the country. The assertion
nv he eontradcted iof the plain and s,mnle ~
a>on that neither Of them have ever been "ul
FUSED BY the Globe. In the facultv of -,