The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1836-11-11
From the Ralsigi Star, Norsmter 3.
A CARD.


The undersigned, Members of the CENTRAL
COMMITTEE appointed al a meeting of the friends
of Judge WHITE, held in this city in December
last, feel constrained, by sense Of sclfrespect,
and 10y obligations of duty 10 those whom they
represent, TO notice Editorial paragraph which
appeared IN the last number Of the North Caro-
Ina Standard" The paragraph is 10 the follow
ing words:
Judge WHrrE is virtually (although sec
rein abandoned by the combined party OF multi
hers, icderalists and bank wings in North Carroll.
ma We speak advIsedly; CoHclaves have been
held ia tbs city, by the leddes-seeret conferen-
ces have taken place between thcm-party an.
tipatbies have been buried for the m0ment-and
the conflicting, antagonist principles Of the par.
ties to the plot; have been apparently reconcIied
for the occasion the result OF Which is--the gen.
tlemen composing what is called the "whigr
ticket, If elected are TO be instructed 10 vote tor
HARRISON
"Finding it entirely impracticabie 10 concen-
tra,e even respectable vote for Judge " bite in
more than three or four States, the new born
wings" like rats ihst flee from a sinking ship,
have dropD'd INN, aud sought refuge in the old
gag. ll~ lcderaiist and the odious mancpatonist,
Harrison They have, however determined tU
continue i0uss Judge Whites name as bait for
E
made 10 swallow Harrison.
" This Is the plot and such he fraud, by which
ii is sought 10 trick The Republicans OF North Ca
ro.iua into the support OF candidate whose prin.
cpes are odious 10 them, and whose motor lous
ant Of capacity would render his election a dis
grace TO the Presidential Chair of great nation
Will the Democrats of North Carolina counten-
ance base fraud on their rights and privileges
No, No We will answer Tor them, they will
spurn the corrupt proposition"
This paragraph, it will be SEEN, is published
under the immediate eye of those whom II mp-
Gates in base fraud on the rights and prly-
eges" of the people That so grave a charge
would be publicly preferred, Without sufficient ey-
dence al hand 10 substantiaic - no one, we APP
prehend, could for moment imagine II per-
mitted, therefore, to 90 forth 10 the world uncon-
uadIcicd the conclusion will be natural II not IL
resistable, that the allegation is we'll founded
Thus situated, the undersigned Though they do
not aspire 10 tie appellallon of " leaders are re-
duced TO the alternative of silently suffering pub
lie odium 10 attach 10 them Tor Their supposed con-
neolion with an infamous plot" or of publicly
yndcaiing themselves from tho unfoTndcd asper.
SION. They cannot hesitate, 10 the course
which il becomes them 10 pursue. They pro-
nounce, therefore, the hole Of the foregoing para
graph from the Standard" so far as they arc
concerned Tor, as they honestly believe, OF any
member Of tho ig party Of North Carolina) a
BASE CALIMNi, WHOLLY DESTITUTE Oh TRUTH,
aND WITHOUT Tnr SLIGHTEST SHADOW OF FoUNDA.
TON ~ wlncH TO REsT. The gentlemen nominal
ed electors on the Republican hig Ticket, are
SOLEMNLY PLEDGED, If elected, 10 vote for
Judge WHrrE, and they vii! as certainly do 50 as
they live
As TO the Abandonment of udgo Whites claims,
the undersigned think il proper 10 state thai at no
previous stage Of the Presidential canvass, have
The indications OF success been more encouraging,
or his friends in better spirits.
CllAS. MANLY,
WESTERN X. GALES,
DAVID OUTLAW,
WM. A. WILLIAMS,
THOS. ]. LEMAY.
Z Raleigh, Nov. l. 1880.