The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1836-03-25

Nv w oIODC, tllC luTO
which all the orders for the Van Buren, party
and presses are issued, IS publishing the
speeches of John Quincy Adams, Mr.. Cush.
ng, and other abolition members, made in
Congress on the Abolition question, but has
never yet published the speeches of those
who have stood forth in defence of Southern
rights. Such manly efforts as those of Cal.
houn, Hammcnd Pckens, Wise, &c. are
not congenlal with the views Of the leaders
of the party. There must be a cause for
this exclusive favor 10 Abolition Members.
I-WeaerR Cdrollnida.
/ Circumstances alter cdSeS.-When Mr.
Meares was spoken of as the " hig Candl.
date for Governor, the Standard called
him a" blue.lIght Federalist," which, by the
way, was as false as II was lndecorous. But
now the Wings have a candidate who Shout
dered his musket and abandoned lie OF
luxurious ease 10 encounter the privations OF
the camp, this consistent Editor says that
Meares would have been the most formlda.
Bile candidate" He will find to his sorrow,
that either will be formidable enough for the
Van Buren, competitor. Raleigh Register.
Tests Of RepubhcaniSm.-lf, as the
" North Carolina Journal" asserts, opposl.
ton to the Bank of The United States, to In.
ternaI Improvements by the General Gov.
eminent, aud to the Tariff pollcy, is the TEST
of Repuhllcanlsm, what becomes of their
political idol, MIR. Van Buren,! Can he a.
bIde this test He petltloned for the estab.
Ishment of Branch of the [. S. Bank at
Albany-he voted for the erection of Toll
gates on the Cumberland Road, and IN IA.
vor of the Tariffs OF | s24 and ls2s. Tri.
ed by the TESTS which one of his own party
proposes he cannot stand the ordeal.-ib.
CdndiddteS for Gorernor. have
been often asked whether the candidates for
Governor will not come out and let the PEG.
pie see them We do not know we should
be glad, for the sake of our candidate, that
they would both 90 about among the PEG.
pie but the Governors friends know so
well that he is more fit for use than Shop,
that they will not hazard the exhibit: we
suspect, in fact, that hardly citizen from
Wake county can get sight of him in the
City. 1t is a fact, the "crlttur" does not
show TO advantage l-Cdrolina Waterman.
At the White meeting IN Johnston, We
learn from gentleman who was presents a.
bout $50 citizens attended, and the rtsou.
lions passed unanimously. This is cheer.
ing news, as Johnston has been one of the
Strongest jackson Counties in the State. 1t
affords US another assurance, that the old
Generals popularity cannot be transferred
to Van Buren,-Fdy Observer.
We have received the first number of
" The Carolina Gazette" published at Ruth
erordton, and Edited by John Gray Bynnm,
Esq. it is very neatly printed; and know.
ING Mr.. b. to be gentleman of talent, and
of sound political principles, we recommend
it for public patronage, and sincerely hope
for its success.-Cdroliad Waterman.
Ner Hampshire,-The general election
in the State of New Hampshire took place
on the llth instant. The supporters Of the
Administration had it all their own way, no
serious opposition being made to their can.
ddates. Isaac Hill (uow Senator of the
4. States is elected Governor of the State.
Merico and TerdS.-Late accounts from
Mexico state that Santa Anna cannot raise
the force necessary TO invade Texas, and
that, in fact, he is fearful of leaving his Cap.
itol, in consequence OF the dsatfectIon which
has manifested itself against him. He is
regarded as a tyrant, and it is believed that
revolution is at hand, which will over.
throw his power.
A letter from n. Orleans, dated 25th ult.
saws, "The Mexicans have revolted, and
Gen. Bravo has come out against Contra.
ism"
John NJ. Scott, Ohe opposition candidate)
has been elected to the Legislature of Penn,
sylvanla, from the city of Philadelphia to
ill the vacancy occasoned by the death of
Mr.. krumbacher. Majority for Scott, 1886
Washington Sun.
We learn that upwards of 100000 have
been subscribed to the stock of the Whining
ton and Roanoke Rail Road. And that a
meeting for the purpose Of organizing the
Company will be held in Wilmington on
! Monday next.