The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1836-10-07

mar, tier violent and intianna,ofy publications,
their constant and UNIDENTIFIED app, al. 10 the sec
fiOBgl feelings of the South and their bitter denuu-
ciations against the North prepared the pubic
mind for estimating tie ral0e Of The CHi0H."-
The ordinance of Notification came IN quick sue.
cesslon, aud who will say that the sad cou-cqucn.
ces ore SET healed? And mg-t the embcrs Of d.
content be again sllFr,d into blaze, aud for v hal
VA the generous South, the patriotic people OF
North Carolina joln in this hazardous game 70.
the mere purpose Of cieeliug S0aheIa man,
when the Saith has already hnd fee out oil streH
Pscdents} When she has filled lie Executive
Chair 40 years IN I57 Alter the leaders have or
gauizrd anolher southern party under lie banners
u Judge White, viii he be its real tead7 Viii
they al with one consent follow his III aud Yield
10 Iii adyicc2 VIII they depend him lie OH
hf1H2 Even admit Ing that dissolution OF the
Union is not contemplated, (and by many of his
friends we sure that il Is hOi) slll IL does mol
follow that We arc safe from such an event, iIle
The public passions are 50 constant J excited aud
sectional pr'Judlccs SO strongly acted On, and both
Kept IN such hign slate OF lerHCntltiIn. Ii Is
Intinitely more cay TO raise cunimCt oH and pro-
woke sedition Than il is to alay lhcm. How strong
y does the solcn advice Of the father Of coui.
Try appeal 10 the patriotism OF the people How
ruinous to our peace, how fatal to liberty may be
the consequences Of Gi-egareiag II
Above all thing, hold Gear your national u
aioH. Accus;om yourselves to estimate infinite
valte 10 yo9r Individual aud national happiness
Look on II as the palladium Vi youf tranquility at
home; Of peace abroad % your safety Of your
prosperity; aud even Of tAal llbetty sA.CA Gu SO
highly prIzc."
Let none delude yoG by tic false accusation that
We are aarai,ts. We arc not
~ 4 ba hiatt hon nj
cur in supporting Judge White are denounced as
traitors 10 the S.ub and enemies 10 Southern IN
terests, il 1t we're treason TO the South 10 be 10y
al to the Ual0n. Even now men Of The purest pa
triotism, such men as Nat Macon and his poili.
cal sssoclaterl reiIlCd by ths sectioadl party
Of Judge Whites aud branded with the odious
epithe,s OF "spoils.men and TRAITORS TO the
South"
If these things arc so in the green tree, what
may VIC mol look ior 10 the dry"
just 50 you viii rcco,lec, II was the practice Of
The H1ttfara Convention party. 10 New England
TO Witty the Republicans OF that section as enc.
mics 10 the North
la like manner The Notification party, in South
Carolina, characterised Lnion mcn as sidres 10
General Jackson and the advocates for peace and
order slhmissioniss," 50 1t must always be
With violent sectional parties They will dcgcn-
ctate into factions and sooner than miss blow at
those who are appointed 10 administer the govern
ment ttey viii strike at the government ITSELF
DANGER OF ELECTING PRESIDENT BY
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES
We shall nok proceed 10 enquire If il Is expect
ed 10 cleo, Judge White BY the people aud the So
.nion Of this question viii magnify the importance
OF the objection We have just been considering.
Have we any just reason to indulge the expec-
ts,ion that Judge Whites obiainin. the vote Of
NsrA Carolina wii effect any more than prcyen4
an election OF President by the people, and thereby
transfer II to Tie House OF Representatives We
think not.
The party opposed TO General Jackson in the
tctsterH States have nominated General Harrison
against MIR Naa Burcu. and there is no ticket
for Judge White IN either Of those States.
The same party IN the horth have nominated
Hr. Webster against Mr. Van Buren,, and there is
no tcke, formed for Judge White ia these States
or ither Of them.
THE same party have nominated Judge White
IN the South. and The South oniy against Mr..
Van Buren,. All ct the States choose 90 eiec.
tors and unless some one candidate obtains a ma
iority tvz; l4s eIecturs1 there cannot be an cleo
ton, and i choice Of President will be made by
tic House oil Representatives, Hyyoing Tor Judge
White ia North Carolina shall be DUNG all
an election Of President Ly the people. The 5 ates
in which, and in which alone tickets of electors
are formed Ia favor 81 Judge White. do not give
altogether more taan 81 votes. 1t takes las IL
make an election Hence ii is too PLAIN Tor ar
pumcul that he canuot be elected by the People
for II lie were 10 rel all The votes IN eutTQ Safe
where he is run. ne cannot obtain more than 81
+ solcs, which will moi, carnot elect ham :tTx
same ding il true as respects General llarrisgs
aud MIR. Webster. Mr.. Van Burtn alone Is rlE
I IN oil the States and unless he Is chosen, There wil
be no election By the people. As the advocates anc
defenders OF popular rights We deptCcate att elcc
ton of President by any other aulharlty Than b,
the people. A frcsi ient elected 6y Cong CsS, vii
4 feel himself dependaut on the representatives o
the people Instead of the people themselves. A
/ iacii appasi:n,n will probably be organiz.t
against hIs adm i,tfat.on before i has eotnmcnc
+ cd, and ii.ht or wrong he will be hurled from hl'
office, at al events greatly embarrassed in hi
efforts tn advance The best Interests TO the eoun
trv Members o' Congress Aho voted for hin vii
sustain his recommendations because they elect
cd him, and many oth9rs vii OPPOSE him not be
cause they can ground their hosthty ON any prn
eipIc, but simply because they were opposed Il
his election
lfth.re were no other objection TO Judge White
this one it seems 10 us ousht 10 be conclusive.
BANK OF THE UNITED STATlS.
In canneNipn with the pfect ding objection Il
Judge Whites obtaining The vote Of No III Caro-
ana is it mol worthy Of enquiry how iar ii may be
the means OF creating NatiaAGt Bank.
The opposition run three candidates. MIR. Web
>ter in the North, General Harrison IN the Wss
add Judge White in the South NJ Webster sat
General Harrison are IN favor of a Bank Jndg
White it is true has heretofore voted against thu
measure. hut since he hss changed, III. vaies oil
other subjects aud because both he and his leadin.
supporters have kept the proiouudcst silence o.
dis; We have right to doubt xiv hrmness am
consistency. Moreover he is supported by the al