The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1836-09-30

friend, the Chief Magistrate himself 10 his now
proper person, has openly, and IN the tie,c Of the
SOueeiga people theasstrss, turned out 10 control
and regulate puLl.c oyinion. This 10 a trouble
which am very .orry he he'd 10 take on my ac-
count. his acts are 10 lire ofttr him He occu.
pies the most diguih,d station upon earth. Ifany
man living did more towards elcvating him 10 that
station th1n diJ. il was because tie had more in-
h1ence. lie he. the Efficient control of the vi ole
flna Of tile nltion-he disposal Of our tn-alaabk
pubic douaib-lhe appointment, Of ul officers 1t
home and abrolG--the power 10 remove tens ct
thousands Of officers, who have means 10 pro-
cure subsistence for DAY Il he chooses TO remove
them; they must do as he diTeets or BE- turned
iogte {. stare. Al tits power zeslously strovo
10 give hin, and I'd 80 under thorough oonrie-
tioH that hQ would only use II IN accordance with
the spirit OF he Consultation. That lie would fol-
low The wise sysmpe Of Washington, OF Jeifer-
son, OF Madison and Monroe. That SO iur from
opeul, interfering IN the election Of his successor,
ot encouraging any Executive officer to DO go he
would -trruly pfohib., Il m others aud think II a
1irl po..hcst and moral duty 10 himself TO be per-
leciIy u,ulfal," aud lest he should DISCLOSE his
preference, would "ayoid coAyersing on tlic sub"
Jeci with his most inilm9te friends" Ia this
have hren disappointed have been apPFised that
for Twelve months paEt he haa neither been spsfing
nor backward ID his censure o! me. /, gBye me
no uneasiness--i VAS wiling 10 bear 1t all without
complaint. Ny only wish vac that he nigh, 50
conduct a. 70 iaks nothing from the high character
which Ia common with others had tof YEARS en-
tcay0-cd 10 give Ailn. Not content with this he
come- 10 onr o~n State aatong my owl con-li,u-
,nts. tAose 10 whose employ | noU aT, took cir.
cuH,us route through Eat Tennessee. SO Is to DO
II msrY Nillarcs and i It'll on his tour through
West Tennessee INTO North Alalamh, openly De.
no4ncyng ue Ted bot Eederallsi," having
abandoned his adminstatinn and being as far from
him sa lie poles are nxlndrt, &r. Nos. y It'll
great eeicfcrce lolbr opinion Of hat highly es-
'ccmet aud vrncf4Ll, msu. ! mos. be sllosed 10
say be Is entirely mistaken. am no. now aud
never Nas IcGefali,i, 10 any sense OF thLt term
rfcogu.ted hF %, Known 10 tie American Pto7ls.
! an uaw snd ever haze bocn, Republican Of
Nt. J,iiefson'. school. far as have 6csn able
70 ron. 2tchrud ihe doctrine. taught by him. Tho
ue Way 10 'est lhis matter i. for each nj us 10 Put
dlsn tbs articles Of hs political creed. and see IN
Nbst We cis4gfee. have given yoo mine. you
ard the Ameficsn people, Who have taken ths
ifanbe b read Nliat hsve said, o. 10 noilce 10y
recorded scics knoe that have prActised on my
professions II - not with me 10 say whether the
tN.rl VI gis'taio has prAelSed on III. or Hoi II we
nos .lsagrce 10 any ulg. ] aver thst agree
Sub th. rspubl can creed and that he aii be found
on tbat ss5~ which c4ts directly 10 anarchy, al.
/ ). undoubtedly lruc iha, upon one Poini he
and &C aaaIodes .r apsii a. the POLES sfo
'tou sseh Other. he thinks AN important Point
10 t4s a@rgalssiieg s-'rsc IL time expires, 10 &C.
ttti hls euccsssruy, aud Through the medium 81
Cyater'l au, -, ap utdet bi. susficcs. lave
me prtso1 tsu. ,eitct,J. recommended as su'ta-
1873 esut5eaic, 20 use 81 bis influence and patron
'ge 20 procure tbs election Of The person thus re-
c9uWen8ta ard II drnourres rrery man CSC FED
,fs.tri ard a. orpasrd 70 10 AdriniSira'ioH, sho
i5it va rote fsr I'd saPpor! sarh PRISON
tJ.aefce sllh u.is : hole doeit.n ne. and ln.isf.
30 part Il l,s dots 10 se.fti liz successor. 10
have hiu recommended ty Convention. or to
use lts glrnce q patronage to induce or coetto
g,fsor. be sate Tor b.m. This !. obviously tho
p.iat n Disagreement, md willingly leave 10 The
arcsrH, gsusfstl4n. and 10 thoss Who are 10 sue
rret W., "a Eaa -tts n IS holds TIC republican s'ds
: rpsss NJ. Adaus 90 be- now Pr,.i cnt. and
bls i,r.H sbeat - cSpHe. sid b. had Gsa2Hated
NJ { a - Il, rcssof, aud wss ustf ( eli his
patronage ia taduee gcfsaps 70 voic TO- him. and
see actually trsuiiHg through Massachusetts,
and t..vWh,fe taraaGuisR the leople ard dsHoun-
si~g Gsa. Jar.toa a. red hot Eedethist because
he eou4 .anl withdraw tjs name and vote Tor NJ.
CieY Nb-t would be said b. our venerable
iraad ia ,och cs-e7
With yies To bring 'bis doctrine home to the
cnmwchsnrisrE Of every man. Suppose there
,yefc nca proposition u amend The constitution.
. zut make vt tho duty Of cysty Pfe'idcnt before
hls torn expired 10 trsef TIE IN las Jndg Hsnf
Z lsat g4aaGsd % sHrsts8 ktm--rl have Coascn-
llun ,al.rd 10 recommend such person, and then
l1 use al hi' patronage and ahtenor 10 have h'm
B elected /. there ans one man IN America 20
.ruaid - not 20 sec. {, would De taking from ne
gfagS al cs5'cs, aI poisrt 80 sifctIag Their tAioi
, Nagitir. g.. and vcsung Il 10 the hands of one
p b ~ ~ io uFfEzti.
q IA a. the eeeglou Of President concerned, we
- would hsvc 10 81 i0,cuts and purposes MonSr-
Ii rim Wei ii We can be prevailed on 10 think
lh- practice ought 10 Doe pursued, Dithsat such an
r. gHrudmsB;, practically tho government ia mon
arcty, bsessss hc p,5ris triu bsrr gipta up heir
I rsdi Of ebptes. aad transferred II 10 one man /,
~ alone that denounced, but every friend
Q hav, he Congress from the STATE. They are Ia
b. sun MP nHc hy one by name aud denounced BY tAs
he iresiasai as Fcdsta.lsts. aud opponents Of his
e Adaiu,.ira lon. IL what have they opposed his
Administration nd they vote against histhree
millions session before laai7 Ddthey vote sgains,
81 srraHgirg the journals Not they. Not one OF
them. Yet tbey ARE opposed 10 his Adminisira-
,tan, because they viii not vote for the psrson he
j.. has ffserR IA hs successor. II Is true as TO ons
! Of them, NJ Huntsman, whom the President was
d asked how he was. he s1id he did not know he
b Was hanging on the fence, and 1t was doubtful
= which side he would fall
I. Ia justice To that gentleman mus, be permit
ted - state, # there be any sincerity in man. hs
z Is rs much or the Tennessee SIDE OF the fence az
{ any OF his cutleagnea. ] have thought it RICH, on
his occasion TO hing this point plainly and dis
e timely Is your view that you might every one see
I the reason why aad my friends denounced a.
= frdetalsis, opposed TO the ADMINISTRATION and ,hs
c Aniipodes of our esteemed and venerable Chief
! Magistrate.
. The real offence which have committed is NOT
In. aA.nA.,nu nL ,.iI,cl..lca hui hrcansa