The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1836-03-18
Republican Wing Ticket:
EDW ARD ID. DUDLEY, for Governor.
HIGH l.. WHITE, for President.
JOHN TYLER, for Vice President.

az The Raleigh Register and Mr.. Ty.
in an article relative TO the resignation, by
NJ, Tyler, of his seat in the United States Senate,
,, Raleigh Register holds the following extraor.
.nlry language;
Fl aThe resignation Of Mr.. Tyler suggests the
n ,r.stlon TO our minds, whether the Wings of
E\ohC aroliu can, with due regard TO their prin.
t,, 10 say nothing OF their honor, support him
n, the Wee Presidency. Our own opinion is
FL md we speak for ourselves alUgc) that 10 continue
llu on our Ticket, under existing circumstances
. 4, eopsfd the vote OF the State. At the time OF
nomination he was taken up, IN preference TO
n ,aors simply because he had accepted the Mary
m domination. aud from a wish 10 avoid COLI
=, with our friends IN other States. We think
n 4, nr,bsble that he will now decline the Maryland
n romna,ion. In justice 10 those who brought his
Nname forward he certainly ought TO do so. But
n 1nuld he hold on, We have very little doubt that
M MARYLAND will revoke her nomination OF him.
III i've do no, see how those who approve Mr..
@Nanaum's course can consistently support for the
N IerP Presidency, oGc who, by his own example
gwen the strongestrebu TO Wing principles
N Il rb-C 4rolina, IN our opinion, should meet the
f-nia hcrcsy on her own borders, and fight II
gcs To acquicscc in this Revolutionary move
N II upon the constitutional powers and rights of
N, senate is not only to aunuilatc politically,
.N Is more, vastly more--it Is 10 degrade and dis
ace W. Let as 20 for TIT RIGHT, and leave the
sn,,queuces where they must at last rest. This,
Il s, Last, Is our opinion, and may pass for what il
I adrh. We have taten COUNSEL Of no one, and
.a throw out these crude suggestions 10 elicit an
II l1rcss,on OF opinion from our contemporaries on
SUBJECT"
Above we have called the language of this
No. extraordinary, but il Is no, only soft
lafgrtandt, extraordinary as coming from
4 -i.lr 81 Mr. Gales conceded intelligence and %.
t.al orthodoyy-aud unfortunate, as having
sodency 10 create doub, aud of course relaxed On.
Ncsss on Tie part Of those IN this State who are
tending agains, Executive Influence and Par.
H. picari3u.
Wc ciiier from The Register in the view ii has
u Arn Of this act Of Mr Tyler, entirely aud raGi.
4 In - ar from is beng any good reason for
coping him from the Wing Ticket sc look mp.
ll II a. giving ham ncw and decided claims 20 the
confidence and support Of every one who battles
ne People against Power
W 10 fof The rghi III instruction, in its broad.
=, sense II may be said, and We know the I'd.
= 81 the Register 10 be Of the opinion that the
I Of the Legislature OF Virginia which procured
resignation OF Nr Tyler. was not consttu.
II 1a eTsrcist Of the fright OF instruction. pro.
NJ III 80 called but rotation OF II, most vital
#a,laeiale We remark that ttls mas be said and,
.srr 80. We intend 10 convey the idea that ctr
IN !, on tie same side, but, "a the CASE Of Nir.
& b. this may Roi be irut--ti remains vet 10 be
III .itu that the Legislature Of that STATE has not
~ ..,d tht aill OF the People, IN directing their
DIN al,or. 10 o1puncc or resign Ii this is the case
Tie People are no, with the srguagsrs-thcy
81 iu Aud wil no doubt make /, knuSu Al The polls
-.ltH the ballot boxes, at tin nrAt election. But
M -I. tHru viii is definitely ana beyond disPaie
ri .a.gn. ace are c'carl, OF opinion that senator
# 17grcss mus, take ihc regularly expressed viii OF
~ lsgts.aturc-thc bod, vhtch, on hehl!! OF the
HI luat. creates hm--As Tie viii OF the People
III .mse.yes, uaul they can have opportunity to re-
III e such action o, their immediate representa-
b tics oar doctrine Of instruction SIMPLY Is, that
Ri r pcpplt, and only the People, q MAJORITY Of
NJ ru. can Of tiE!.t exercise the power, aud that,
E .,,Hr state Legislatures afr tie channels through
HI arh lHff exert il, the action 81 Legislature,
NJ aah.rattty done, should be taken As valid, until
Ri .gouutcnane1d hy them. liil bt Conituded that
IA Nd, tlctfgnc leads to dangerous fc,ults-and SO
4 agaot deny that Il has Uane So a'5cady--He must
R ol.cu, uutscf with lbr reply, stmp, though II
Il b. that es ftopi, a,c ne 'sarsrGgHS, and Their
M Is fqqtamoirl Il T. d sad reflection, indeed,
E tat these SogurcIgus may often be led into ls'al
" 'rofs OF policy, BY designing dcmagognes, bat
Nj must BE- content with the assurance that they
4 arc honest, that they moan we'll and that they
M al a5 usbt IT permitted TO act rs free agents
Nj Neay a. must be content with thi, assurance
A'c aalhiag stronger 10 rely on--and always hope
f '0' tic best.
M Nrb these views, we cannot conceive why Mr.
M Tyler should be prescribed Tor rcsiCnnc his ;ast
P wien required 10 do 81 hy the agents from whose
HI hand, be received H. The Register viii sec, as Wi
Ia aaNmr Party, that there was nnaltcrnatNeaIIow
IN cd Mr. Tyler, by the resolution Of the Virginia i.e
M ts.a'ufe h-twccu perjury tbackcucd IN u teb'o'e
IA grrree by lnc treason which IT would have beer
IA against orr glorious Constitution. and resignation
M IN olr,e!t We can say, that, It MIR Tyler had re-
4 aimed bis scat, and dlsrcgardcd the instructions
& We could not have supposied him as tue wing
a 'a4 d be had holden on to his station and obeyet
E N'ydctIons We could not have assisted IN eleva
"A 'dg. 10 any office, a traitor 10 the Constitution.
10 speaking thus, We do not intend TO cast TN
slightest reflection upon the course OF Nlr. Man
gun, which the Register has seen TT to bring int
-uparson with Mr., Tylcr's. To our mind, tn,
circumstances in which they have been placed az
,'ioaily dIssimar as has been the course OF each
Il has already been seen that Mr. Tyler was IN
,'aeled to vote for crpuuging, or resign his scat
as ne could not Consoicntlously obey the first, h
''s obcyed the last. The history Of MI Man
gums instructions is this our Legislature Passc
Sfeselulion insiructlng our Senators to vote 10
NIB Rton's "eSpunrlng resolution then undo
'oH''o faiion IN the United States Senate. Til
'''onhau was amended IN the course OF acton ~
OF IT. avid as amended was, upon motion, laid o
N' liable, We believe by an unanimous vote, melt
eng Ir. Benton himself 80 that the main que'
A'aapon The passage Of Nr. Bcnions "cxpungln
..'onhan has never as &c. been put IN the Ser