The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1836-11-04

Ver6ua .Sa'.-We learn from GOOD an.
thorlty, that measures are taking TO hay
every Van Buren, member OF the Legisla.
ture at Raleigh, on Saturday before the
Session, with a view Of concerning plans Of
operation for the session. One OF their OBJ.
Jecis is, doubtless, if they can catch the
Wings mapping, 10 bring on the election of
Senator, tie Gerry first day of the Session
Such, We understand, IS the principal design
OF this early gathering of the clan" IL is,
We hope, only necessary to apprise our
friends Of this manpuvre, to insure the at.
tendance of every u hig, at The first roll of
the drum. Let PUNCTUALITY and
UNION be our waich.words. RAJ. Req.
Pet Bdrks.-The Pet banks are making
on the use of the public deposites, three
millions of dollars per annum When the
United States Bank existed, this profit went
INTO the public treasury in part, as dvid.
end on the peoples stock. Now it goes in.
to the hands OF few favored Bank monop.
olists
Mr. Van Buren,, in his Letter TO Sherrod
Williams, has avowed himself in opposition
to a distribution of this money, and is for
retaining ii IN the Pet Banks
How can any class Of politicians support
hIm after such u declaration. Are they
willing that Mr.. Van Bureu's Bank favor.
ties shall make three millions year out Of .
the people for reading Raleigh Register.
The Raleigh Register says, A gentlsman of
high respectabiiiiy 10 Rutherford county writes
Us thus go" We gave IN this county between COO
and 800 majority only for Dudley, but We will
carry our Electoral Ticket by at least 1910 ma.
Joity"
The Treasury Circnlar.-The last NUN.
Der Of the Arkansas Times contains the fol.
lowing facts and comments respecting the
late Treasury Circular:
Effects Of the Treasury Circular-The lands
sold the lete land saics OF Poi tDtoc, Mississippi,
brought so per cent LESS than the same quality
of lands heretofore Offered IN that State On The
days Of sale, - per cent. p emium aas paid Tor
sireT Such are the effects Of the wonderful
Treasury Circular. This is one way Ct reducing
The amount OF dividend or loan 10 the States A.
mother mode 10 lessen the amount thal would fall
more land sales BY the Government until the year
lsio consequently, the Spectator is to get high
price ior his land already bought, and he will be
enabled thereby TO accumulate large sums to enter
the good lands from The poor and actual cul.
iyI;or Of the soil, Whenever the Government shall
again favor the large speculatJrs IN land.
Dir. TdH BqreA'S OpinionS.-A meeting
IN the Northern Liberties OF Philadelphia
has given this concise summary Of Mr.. an
Buren's opinions
Resolrsd, That We will by every effort oppose
any further polIiieal elevation Of Martin Van Bu-
rem
Because he has two sets of opinions on every
important national question
Delng in the NORTH. tariff man.
La tie South, an anti-tatiif man.
Ia New u rk, a safety fund bank man.
10 Pcnnsy Sania, pure sni-bank man.
ia the North, ioe 10 slavery and friend of abo-
Ilion.
10 the South, foe to abolition and Fl lend Of
aycry.
Protesting great confidence in the People, and
'et opposed to dividing The surplus money In the
Treasury lest it may corrupt the People, in the I
lIifsreht S;sies.
Because he has shanefully endcavored TO min
re religion WIN poi Ice, Oy causing MS conhden-
ial friends, in different parts ot the Union, TO e.
ectoneef has religious opuions IN aid OF his aulbl
ion, being by then IN one place represented an
spscopaian, Ia another as Baptist, here Ger
nar Relormer, there Catholic, at one time IL
lined 70 Alettudisn, still having some inclination
0 Preshyierlanism; Wiling TO be any tning, aud
very thng, that will ia any way aa mia 10 high.
Z office and power.