The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1836-10-21

ed not to hazard the contest. They EroBaced
their arms and gnonnously deserted the stan
dard Of Revolution which they had raised. Set
down old Frederick against them. Ii would be
strange, indeed, if she were not Let any man
ride through her fertile valleys, teemhg with the
abundance of the field and Of The fock-let any
man mix it'll her population blessed in their bas-
kct and their store--et any man view the rich
stack yards and bursting barns, and then ask whe-
Their this people, thus furnished 18th every com
fort of life, and secured in their persons, their
property, aud their homes, suffering such into
erable oppression as to tempt them TO risk the un-
known miseries Of ffightlUl revolution. They
have, themselves, examined the question, and ia
their response they have said they are not willing
yet 10 take the fearful step.
NOEtgOmsTy.-One Of the GLORIOUS nineteen ="
was from this county. His constituents have in.
sructed him 10 return to the college by large
majority. We shall await his decision, before We
venture to pronounce upon his conduct. We trust
lie will rather risk the temporary censure OF his
more violent political associates than the delibe
rate judgment of posterity. which, we solemnly
believe, will condemn, with the utmost severity,
the conduct of every one of the nineteen who shall
persist in the attempt To defeat the election OF q
Senate.
Baltimore COumy-TIere, the Van Buren, can
didstcs have Leen elected rather, we believe, for
The want of efficient opposition, than on account
OF the popularity Of the conspiracy. We are will
ny however, that they shall take Balumoi. coun-
ty, and make merry over her.
Horford.-ln this county, the Destrucivos have
received severe reb3ke. Whether they viii o
hey remains TO be seen.
CeciL-lhe Van Buren majority has been bTot
down almost 10 zero One OF the Wings within
lhifty-seycn votes of being elected.
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the Van Buren, Electors Tor TINS county. They
we're also candidates for the House Of Delegates,
aud have been defeated. They are both pledged
10 return to the college, unless sustained by the
People, and we, therefore, iorbear further remark
uuu their future course Is decided.
Queen dane.--l his county returned two Van
Buren, E.eelofs. She has elected four W hIg
Delegates MysSrs. George aud Thomas will, We
hope obsy Tie expressed viii Of their constituents,
and onite IN giving tranquility 10 tie State, by e
Letting Senate.
4 AAne Ifuadei-I, is understood that Messrs.
Sellman and LIntblcum Will yield 10 the declared
wishes Of then constituents and return to the col
F ege. For them, under such circumstances, We
have no reProaches.
Baiun.ote Citg-Althongh the Elector, Mr..
Nansani, may, perhaps, feel himself authorized By
The vote IN this CITY 70 maintain his present POSI-
lon, NC nave TOO utAd vplhlnb 81 Us oisCtfbtitnt
f TO suppose han unaware that be is acting in oppo-
s,tou to The NlSi,es OF the enlightened OF his
constituents. We shall regret Tor h. sake, If he
I docs mol Weld 10 this conviction. II cannot be
+ irns briort truth viii Triumph over dolusion and
+ the fact Of having been one Of Natylaud's De.
stIuotlcs aill constitute 10 after lto, neither mat
( Ter Ct private consolation nor public rcpute.
Aanotolis Cify--Mr. Hsrwood, The Van Barren
+ EIeclor, aSs 1hosen b. ~ votes. lie became a
candidate for the Legislature, aud vas def ated by
, votes. We trust under these circumstances,
That tue report v have heard OF ms determination
10 persist ms refusal 10 20 INTO college, VIII turn
T on, 10 he without Sufficient authority. We are
not prepared 10 believe that he III be guilty OF a
contle disluy atty 10 the authority OF the People
!, will be setn by thls short review that the VIC
Tor, Of the friends ~ Consututonal reiorhi over
the league oi the resoqiionsls is complete. The
latter have mol uiaiuiaincd their ground a sln-
plc instance. and IN Frederick, Montg Anue
Arundel Hartford, Caroline, Queen Anne, aud An.
uayo., lug expression Of pusilc opinion is rutirc.
~ reversed, s. may II always be with Recon-
tioa ia Maryland.