The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1836-10-28
IRON TIE rA1rreH srAR.
THE ADDRESS OF THEyAN BusEN cE2

III ADitkt>N Nff Il T. AN Dun NA@-'-
TRIAL CONHlTfEEI
We have rarely read any production
which is more characterised by artinl mis-
representation aud whining cant, than this
Address. 1t bears the Earks, not to be
mistaken, of lis author and, like all that
proceeds from ms pen, effects great deal
of plainness and cand0ur, without tue least
pre;eusion TO either, We propose briefly
to examine il /; and, IN dong so, shall speak
OF It with the utnsst freedom. The CRISIS
is one which demands plain language. We
have no houeved phrases for those who are
striving. by allmanner of means, TO deprive
the people of The free nghl OF suffrage, and
who arc seeking 10 extend over the whole
Union, the deseotic principles Of the New
York Regency, alike destructive OF public
morals, Of all manly Independence, and Of
liberty Itself,
Frauc and deception are branded on the
VERY front Of this address. "The people
against the Bank, is the motto which, 10
gull the ignorant and 10 frlghlen the tmId,
the author Of this address has assumed. Ii
is bat another eyrience that the SPOTS party
consider the people Of this country 50 stupid
as 10 become The ready duPes OF any artI.
tice. however glaring and monstrous. :" The
people against the Bank, when the monster
j. dead and buried when too, Judge " hile
and John TYLER are both known 10 be op.
posed to the establishment Of any Bank. II
j. true, there has recently been contest
between the people aud the pct banks; and
without the aid of Martin Van Buren,, the
former gained glorious victory, and sue.
ceeded in wreuchIng from their clutches
the public money, aud restoring il to its
righitnI owners. FINS victory, 50 auspi.
cious 70 liberty and the Perpetua.ion Of our
instltutions--thIs victory, which took from
the spoils mongers aud Van Buren, carfup-
,ionlsts 80 or 40 millions, was greeted @iih
no notes Of triumph BY The Purfy, but with
waiting and woe.
The impression IS sought to be made, in
the first part Of this precious production.
that Judge White : supported by the old
enemies Of the President, and Van Buren,
b his old friends, Aaolhcr matter, WHICH
Is harped upon, III tia, Judge W bite Is sup
ported as the southern candidate, and that
bis friends are striving 10 create inlmlcal
ieellags agalns. the north and the insluua.
,ion Is made thai the object IS 10 effect a
dissolution of the Umon, and create SOU
them coniederacy. OF each Of these IN
their order.
We deny, IN the frs, place, that Judge
White Is supported By the old enemies Of
the President, and the writer Of this address
knew he vas making mis statement, when
be made such an affirmation. 81 lar from
this beng the fact, the great majority Of
tue original friends ct Gen. jackson ~ the
souih-those who stood by him IN l-24
l.heu some Of those who are now hrs most
scribe sycopbauls we're bis bltterest as.
sailauis, derIdng his understanding, TO-.
yadlng his heaTth, and trampllng ca his
household gods,) are now rallying under
the spotless banner Of The farmer Of Ten.
ues-ee. Some Of the individuals on tins
very central committee knou we but speak
the truth, for we presume that one Of them
has not forgotten his votes in the House Of
Representatives OF the Uoted States, de.
noUncing Gen. Jackson for violations Of the
constitution Of his couatTy.
The present Van Buren, party Is no more
ike the original Jackson party than light Is
Ike darkness. II resembles 1t neither IN
tie principles, IN its purity Of purpose, nor
rs d -lnierested patriotism. The master
spirits IF the Van Buren, Party are rem.
naa, 81 the Old Crawford pary-;hat por
ton Of tt which made politics a trade. II
IS the old caucus party, yamped % with "a
new name, which IS rallying nov as 10
1924, under toe banner oi the caucus and
spolis candidate. peopeor NORTH Carolina
YOU who hagc more than oUcc pr the seal
of your s2lemn rfprobaton on the caucus.
look at he leaders Of this party. Who are
they Were they found 90 the side Of Gen.
Jackson and the principles which brought
him into power - 1924 " here we're
these democratic Van Buren, meu then
Where sas Bedford Brown, RomuIuz Squn
ders, Robert Strange, Louis d. Henry.
Thomas Hall, Richard Dpbbs Spaigbl, Wei.
don Edwards, aud, 10 short, nearly every
leading supporter If the Grinalkinl The,
were not Gen. Jackso1'- friends. They
were his enemies. Where were these
sa,.e Immaculate candidates, Martin Van
Buren, aud Richard ". Johnson One was
for Crawford, the other was for Henry
CLAY. Butit i the old enrmics Of JIrk,pn
who support White. Indeed What States