The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1836-09-16
THE ELECTIONS.

The Delaware State Journal says: The eX-
, usorduary success OF the Wigs IN the Western
and southern elections IS giving life and energy
10 thtu eAefilous III every part Of the Union. 1t
~ rousing s. int every where which, we now
irmls believe, will PROSTATE the dynasty Of An
drew Jackson, aud save TIE Constitution and D.
critics OF the Republic. Let the Wings remember
hat they are now not ouly contendlng against the
corruption aud usurpaions OF tie last seven years,
but .gsiust the man who has declared that he will
rr.scycte in these abuses, who has proclaimed
that II Is glory enough Tor him 10 srce under the
author of them; and, above all, against Preslden-
id alcdtoH-agalnsta candidate whom Andrew
Jackson his d,rtai.4 u ihc People Of this Eicpub
liz for thcif Chict Magistrate"
Raoie IsiaRd-ln reference to the tpproaching
Presidential contest The Providence Oily Adver-
User remarks: W h1tcyCT may be thought aud
said abroad Of Rhode Island, she has never yet
voted for Martin ' 40 Barren, and, what Is more,
she ptrsT ,rlH The grounds OF this statement
VIC mean to explain al another time. Sufficient
il Is to odd Al Tie present that the eXertlons made
by the Nui.~ il other States have made deep
Impression here, and that the members OF the
Wing psrty, seeing what energy and zeal may et-
feet, are resolved that they viii ,oi.ow the exam.
pies Of Moth Caro3ua aud The other States which
have thrown Of the yoke OF oryl>m.'
Ncir Jfsf4.-lhe Budccton II. j. Wing
says: New Jersey is invariably ciaimcd for Van
Barren. We arc glad, however, to know that the
Wings are not disposed 10 yield the palm short OF
a desperate struggle. From the upper counties
vc have the most satisfactory Intelligence from
our friends that they are fully awake 10 the I'M
purtaucc ei energetic cXcituns m the glorious
cause Of the People ihir fab, and that the ballot
boxes viii ted that they have not been sleeping al
thor posts Local questions Which heretofore
have paral we'd their efforts, do not at present ex.
lst and hence VIC may look for different result IN
the coming elections"
Nrtr lork-fhc Batavia Advocate says that
Gcunossce alone, at the tai! election, can, aud
viii, give t5irg. FIRE hundred majority for the Peo
pies candidate lor President, Uuce more, long
pull, and strong pull, and pull altogether, aud
our country will bc saved from the mlsrule OF Van
Bur,n. Harrison is making more rapid strides
IN the favor of the People than any candidate tor
President ever presented for their susfragc.'
Na,re-Tbe election in Maine, for the choice
Of Governor, members ot the state Legislature,
and Representatives IN Congress, vii take place
on Monday, Sept. -. Messrs. Evans ard Bailey,
the two abic Wing members from that State, arc
cogdidatcs for reelection. Mr., James Brooks,
EDITOR Of the New York Express, and late Editor
OF the Portland Advertiser, is the Wing candidate
Tor Cumberland district and Mr.. Frederick Hobbs
for Hancock aud Washington. We shall hear no
more, We trust, after the success of the recent CT
fort in North Carolina of suffering elections 10 go
by default Why should not Maine, as well as
North Carolina, send majority of Wings 10 Con-
gress and why should New Hampshire, without
struggle, continue under the dominion of the
Aroa-demagogut, Isaac Hill? Neither of these
States can be more completely at the mercy OF the
Spoilers than North Carolina has been counted
As she has shaken off her bonds, why may not al
so her Eastern sisters do the same
iadiana.-Tho Indianapolis Journal, published
at the Seat of Government of the State, gives a
complete list of the members elected TO the two
Houses ofthe Legislature, the aggregate of which
il as follows