The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1836-09-23
GEN. nuElEY's REPLY.
Wilmington, 2Gih

GrNTtEMEN-l have had The hoHof OF RECEIVING
your Kind invitation to All entertainment TO lie eIf.
en- to day, in commemoration Of my election, and
the triumph of the principles we advocate. &C.
ccpt the ingitailon. and will meet my fellow cii-
zcns at the festive BOARD with great pleasure
Allow me- gentlemen 10 add, tina, while be-
lieYc tie establishment ofour principles necessary
to secure and perpcuate the purity Of our Republ'.
can Institutions. vet the very Importance OF the
crisis creates a diilidence of ms ability, 10 DIS
charge vel, the high duties With which my fellow.
citizens baye clothed nc feel, however, that
shall come 10 their discharge, with pure intentions
and assure YOU OF my jealous cooperation win
YOU. aud best Efforts to promote the pubic good.
have the honor 10 b., very respectfully Your
friend and ieow.ciu1en,
EDWARD b. DUDLEY
Messrs A. Lazarus and Others
Pursuant TO arrangement, large and
respectable number Of the citizens OF tins
county, with numerous invited guests from
The adjoining counties, assembled at Mar.
tins Retreat, on the 26,h ult., where prop.
err aud extensive preparations had been
made for the Barbecue. T.. I. Hall, Esq,
was called TO preside, assisted by James
Oven, and William Harriss, EsIrs. The
following ,oasts we're drank, lnlerspersed
with frequent cheering, AMI the hrlng oil
cannon The political sentiments they cx.
press, were received with unequIsocai Signs
OF appreciation. One feeling seemed 10
peryade the whole assembiage. Joy Tor
the redemption and regeneration OF The 20.
htical character Of the State, aud gmt,hca.
ton that her ransom. aud restoration 10
primitive and sound political principles, had
been frs, expressed by the suiiragcs be.
slowed upon our worthy fo@nsman and
Guest
REGULAR TOASTS
l. George Washington lear o; heed, and pure
OF heait-Ihe rass .ons wcre bot the hsRdtna IDS
OF IL. understanding W Hc'er shal. look upon
his Ike again"
2 The President Of Tho | nitcd Stairs
8 Our esteemed E0wusman, and I eilOw -rit.S C9.
We hail hls ton to the first Office ~ our gii,
no, only as the token Of our po,ltieal snuudncss,
but ~ tie guarantee four Internal improscmcrts.
when tie cheering, which followed this ioas',
had subsidcd. Gen Dudley rose aud returned bs
acknowledgment iof The AlDdness and t3stiGclioa
Bestowed upon Inn By his felow CiI.Iens, IA :
short and pertinent address. lie concluded By
offering The following sentiment
The principles We advocatc---the Revolution Of
1895 rave them hcing-I'hat Of l-3G will insure
them length Of days.
l. The voice o. the PcuI le.--Truc men respond
/ 70 it--Demago.ues mi.lead or mtslnterpfct IT,
! s. The present Is bat iofe,as,e Of tie coming
victory November ALL class Van Bureulsm q.
mong the dclustons that have had lh,ir day
/ s. Judge Whgif--Tho uurfctendiug ciiizen--
49,
Pai.iot.
= In politics. a. IN morals tonoeiy straight
forward honesty u the best policy
: Old North CafaIina Size has Intelligence 10
discern her duty, AID yittuc 10 ptF'ogm y.
q Tile senate of tic United States The = is-
DOM pair ioiisui. srd virtue Of antiquity, had no
such parallel With such guardians, State Rights
are sccurr--the Constitution ntioisbt.
TO- Tie Sarplas Revenue -Restusd By the
bOIdness and perseverance 81 tho AAlgs, from he
grasp o lhc spuIlsmen. aud returned 70 The pockets
OF tts fghtlui o~uers-thc PcoFlg
IL Our Sister States We claim generous
rivalry Of cutcr?ritc They are before " C0 tie
course of pubic improvement, hnt ~ haze start.
cd for the prize, and our mutual ggof and aroused
energies, secure o. Us The Goal
~ The good spirit Of Internal improvement is
alive within us-Ibr rYil splrll o.. oatrrnal Eilu-
euces is cast out forever.
10 The great West-Our hctcr half-Thc
honor d TIC present victory - hers but November
will find u. by her eide. It'll republican honesty
on ccr banner, and Hugh l.. White for our Watch
word.
VOLUNTEERS
By Mr. John Bradley. Our Friend and towns.
man-We ,cjoice IN lbs election, as gratifying our
private feelings and sealing with the pubic oppro.
baton, our political principles
by Mr. Lindsay Of Rockingham The East and
the West-Ihcy have made generous compto-
mise. Their political interests are tho same and
their only rivalry should be in patriotism and en-
terpflze.
BY MAJOR John 4 Ellington. The memory Of
our inst President George Washington himself
the choice OF Free Peopie, lie let Tie People free
TO choose his successor.
10
4 free EOuufru A man named BentoD