The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1836-10-07
AN ADDRESS
TO THE
Freemen of North Carolina.

who shall be his successor.
To whom the vote Of North Carolina shall be
given on that occasion. 10 question important to
our welfare aud to our consistency. The leaders
III the party opposed 10 the present administrations
who for J urs past have denounced without urea.
-ure and demued with, ut reason, every lead.
log act Of the national government. are pcrseyef.
ing ia thtif rfi'is 10 attract To Judge While the
favor and confidence oil tie People.
u bt comes az. interesting inquiry amongst those
sho have supported and riii approve oil the pre-.
sent administration. how Ear the support Of Judge
White is calculated TO carry out tie measure.
which General Jackson so isciy begun, aud tie
leopie have No hfmy su,t4ined. Measures, the
irulis Of Which are already manifest IA the unex
ainplcd prosperity Of The country. Measures which
tie Republicans Of North tafons have advocated
our safeguard against the peril nf Disamon :
our Gully defence for popular Litnfy
In prosecuting tits inquiry only smbl.
lion Is TO be understood, shall make no ATTEMPT
Al the establishment. of rhetoric bot expires, our.
selves 10 that pianness Of speech. IN which facts
and stgunrn, most easi spprehcadyd by
plaza republican people.
JUDGE WHITE
That Judge White Is suppoficd by the party
opposed 10 the present ada sIsiEatiun tor the pgf
pose Of .ubsrr,ing as p,iaeiples and eleys,ing IT,
o. pow those ip have resisted its tneaKufct aud
intend 10 alter rs policy plain. thai se ~on.
der oaly how any man Vi caudor eau pretend 10
doubt II.
|. il denied Then We appeal to every candid
mac 10 The State 10 look aad see II every Anti
jackson man among us--lf every man " no la.
bcca iakeWafm OF .uspeet, "a hi. attachment 10
his ACKNOWLEDGEMENT these are not laudtst ia
shef sugpof. .. Jsdee " hile' Ii they do n.i pro
l. a.
vices may have bsen. aad however orthodox his
politics heretofore. sho docs not 20 with them IN
The cause Of lodge wAite We a.. you 10 look
and see II the late slseiion Of GosetDet IN tia.
State Is cot already hsiisd By oqpo. i IN men OF
every claa as triumph over tie principles Of the
present abstraction IS evidence that the State
has abandoned the ,'osttoa khc las heretofore oc.
capped That icsc ihings are SO, Houe vii ven
iafs 10 deny Nh&i DO thry mean Arr tbe Old
enemies OF General jackson better patriots and
b,tiet ttieads to their oountty aud have Trey on
sacdsa changed their opinions, OF do tsty knots
tAst JaLgs HAas Ass a.i,Fed Au1 DO ihgy SOP.
is1u hi. elerttes 9Th tie expee alton thai TO IL
Oppose lbrir principles sut eaelude thea tfom Of
fee -adet b.. Standardization lie, the sober sensc
Of an Intelligent people Oct, r,n'ne.
Bli!afslssf Convention Of Nulh6ers IN Geor.
ga bosuiaated Judge Nlis asd BIZ - eo~ run.
ming their cahdld4te. Governor II Ter, as their
candidate tof Vice President, shoss sdlas,ion TO
lssaG party one s,il question. The Null,Eea.
taon party 40 Soath C.fe.iss, 80 Msaissipl "a Ala.
e4aaa aad ,pdecd throughout lhe So4th ATE urging
Judge Wide upon the lee, r. - Seugsefa can
did.ts They ami Tbs ptesses bcloas az 10 dat
class Of loliuei.b. srs lAbofiag 10 DIVIDE the
tiea1. u The pfesen, atrlialstf4tion and ~ ere.
ale ieehaE q. hostility agsiusl the North among
.he people .. Tic South. And ior What They
are basy ~ abastE every prominent friend Of the
pfeseat administration they seted in South Ga.
fu.lna towards every ttttsd OF Tie UH.sn. They
afe estabishiag presses In lbia aed uthrr States
aud aiAscalaattng inti4aniAtofy spfe2ls 10 tie
penpie againsi thu North Abogl S.aSsfy, AZ they
I'D II So about tbe IauH They ere isba'tAg
to identity the Accumulation esud4datt vllh as.
uIaaansts silRo4t pronl and gslnst the dlfectest
evidence. Ihy Aasa Etouu1ga .hclr opposiupn
10 Mt ClaY aud combined alth h,s party to oplose
tic 4dmtasststtoa IN aai H. measures. Thty arc
"a aoarclug fftst4tas jackson a. Tytagt. Usur.
per aud Despt--oa account u measures whieh
hs RECOMMENDED and sst they support Judge
White As his tucoessor-S ho r9isa fgy iAsss
ssru aud ptttepd. 10 be friend 70 tho present
administration We ash y5u what DOS all Ia.
mean Have these Nulhhcrs renounccd thci.
4 d.s,t,ncs AID ,-ecoue Lni5n ncn Are thcy aud
q
ton Aud dead, to acgutesc, 10 the policy AND eon
4 ~ttultouainf Of the Force Ill which they hat,
/ heretofore dcnominatcd tic " Hl al Blooa r NJ
Fellow Gttl4rns--,hey knuw as every one knoa,
that Iadge White liks eli other mea must be dc
{ pendant at his sapport, upon those Nho eject bin
That elected ttt elected at ALL by their votes, b,
aust ioos To the Nulhtiyrs end tho opposition To
Z eounsuofs, sad lofm IL. CO htuet from among th
enemies OF the present administration. And az
II were meant 30 bs some eafneat to that party O
hts future eou'se. Judge W bite has already bcsKl
sho york Of ii. paliiieal ap.siaey.
Wm,&. Judge White az apos,ate The hon
est Judge White" deserier from this Admins
uslion. aud has iofmer silends Let facts answe
II sc have twp hstrhly characterz. h,S course.
III vas elected 10 the Senate az ttisnd OF Gen
ersl jackson. aud lr0m the year ISIS up, lie hun
scif was nominated candidate q. tire 0ppps
fioH hc aFtctd With General Jackson In .yrr
thug, aud differed Nth htm shnut n,ah,pe.
lie .uplotlcd the standardization. advocated III
measures. approved The views, and upheld the Do,
trnre 81 Gen. Jackson. II he once separated iror
h,tn even 10 the iautct details of executive dut
ur Of legislative recommendation tefore h. Tea
himseg . candidate, We do not know 1t. 1t i. nC
believed he ever did.
VIVA, General Jackton did. lae pproycd. VIII;
General jackson opposed he resisted
Ru, 40 soon Judge White hccsme scand
date. and his claims we're overlooked by the Pres
dent and liz patty, aud ~ere ospnt>ed by IL
Nuillfos aud all the old tnsmies Of ht Presidsp
Then lorthc .f,sf time, hc began to diticr from Il
administration; IN approve measures which
, had before condemned and to resist nomination
that he had previously voted for. We believe Jud.
y White has never had an onholtuniy since he b
:, cam. candidate to reverse any vote which he h
h OBVIOUSLY given in support OF the adm'nls'ro''o
:. but what he has done roi and gone against u
PRESIDENT against himself and with tho apposiiio
Take these facts aud then determine Tor you
selves FGt.ow Cuaons Whether 1t DO uncharlt