The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1836-07-01
TO THE PATRONS OF THE CHARLOTTE
JOURNAL.

subscriber demanding his personal attention 10 q
distant section Of the country, the Patrons o; the
Journal respectfully informed tina, he finds il
Necessary 10 retire from The post Of Editor Of the
PAPER. His oonnexion with il closes with the
present number.
The subscriber conoeiyes il altogether unneces
gary to prepare a lAbOred valedio,ory upon taking
have Of his friends and patrons. lie canno, re-
ram from saying, however, at parting, that he
carries with him heart alive with gratitude 10
them ior The many unmerted kindnesses which
be hls personally experienced at their hands, and
ior the very ha,lering and substantial manner in
winch hey have testified their sense OF his sincere
nboagh, he is compelled 10 admit, freb!e) efforts
ia the cause TO the support Of which the Charlotte
Journal has been devoted since i, came into his
hands Tina, cause he humby considers to be
tie only true one aad be regrets the very small
.mouu, Of effective lalen, which he has been cna
lied 10 bring TO the advocacy Of i,-such as It
vas however, 1t was applied with honesty and
,s and he looks 10 this fact and 10 the partial.
Is Of friends or bis excuse that II vas no; greater.
Any regret which The subscriber nigh, feel at
bs,ag necessi,aied to retire from his post jus, at
us interesting period in the political world Is
more than compensated by the knowledge that
saeh arrangements have been made with regard
@s successor 10 his station. by the proprietor oi
lie Journal, As will make the paper much more
uohby the very liberal support which was c1.
tended towards u while under his control lie
stgs 10 sac,.o f !; continuance ofthc favor ofthc
Wing Party, and an increased share Of palronsge
Wishing j, and the Party TO hich it is dcyo.
o. the taos, az nal success and 10 al and each OF
is friends and former patrons health, happiness,
and prosperity. the subscriber makes his bow and
u4cs hi leave. X. H. MADRA.
~ have the pleasure 10 inform the Patrons
G. he journal, aud the public in general. that
friend, fully capable Of the task. hes kindly offer.
{. 'o assist me in The Editorial Department, fof
ths present. The political oasg4sicr Of the paper.
q eonrse, v III no, undergo any change
Ian truly grateful Cor past favor aud patronage,
ems ~ouIJ respectfully solicit continuance Of
IL same. Nothing shall &c wanting On M part
70 merit il. 7 j. nOLToN.
tlr They Al lat begin 10 express their
ftsl is7ttusais Since tho decisive vote in tbs
lioa'e Of Representatives, on the motion to lay
Nr Gays Distribution Bill on The table and SINCE
aa' baked out tbaty6e Jackson had bis veto
saon It IN his pocket" m case !, should pa.,, the
var Barren pres'es begin 10 como out manfully
sad carddy, and oppose the measure They
Sare 'ndeayotcd 10 s,rtm heretofore. By pretending
a advocate IT. bot, SINCE they find tina, ii is oppo-
ID Ay The isit-f- 1T tis 1rty=-wTrh ten Jack.
ION at their head--thcy are content 10 show their
1aa'' and AJAX eith Tie party, If this opposition
to ihe Peoples Rights be able TO sink them, and
W doubt MT It will, at least in tins STATE outup.
oa uco ~ho obey Tho behcsis Of party, rather
usn ollos and uphold the interests Of the people
The Ncwhcru Sentinel Van Buren, paper says
W. congratulate our rsed,ts on fie defsat Of
vote OF ITO TO -, This vote was eiseu on a
melton 10 lay on the table, and wa. intended as q
,.'' oi Tho ultimate fate Of the measure IN The
H5n'e. The wisdom of experience has taught
At members OF the House. that tic measure j., 10
.se', useless 20 tie States, and mould BE- highly
a"f'm'Htet 10 n, usitafe Of the General GoG..H. T
utm"
On this the Fayetteville Observer very Justly
remarks.
We deny that the wisdom Of experience
Gas taught any such thing and we shall be much
disappointed Il the people Of North Carolina DO
H'' dcny Il at the next election This is tho FIRST
instance that we know Of in which Van Buren,
PAPER IN this State has openly como out in opposi.
sn 70 the principle and the rights OF the States,
'hfy have heretofore fought the bin insid.ously,
having pretended tina, they were in favor Of the
measure IN the language Of the Standard, that
"'y we're the true and only advocates Of the
'G'' OF the people on this subject"
We can sec only ono way ia which a dstrbu.
"oh OF the surplus revenue among the States would
oe highly detrimental TO the welfare of tic Gen.
ea Government" TIE General Government is
''"'a'r'd mere party machine By those nOto in
P'@er and, of course the more money it has TO
''s'f'ou'e among it's tools, the more likely is it
"'' The corruP'ions and populations of the wire.
workers will escape detection, or be upheld i' de.
"e'cd But the People are not content to admin
"'ef 10 the "weiaro of the General Government"
~"e The Van Buren, Party-at tbs dear rate
and they therefore demand, their dearest interests
Uenahd' that thcr own welfare be promoted be.
'0'e that of Party.
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