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

Dy Inc euitor, rushllg ihte 'no wy W 'ne
Permanent Bridge, each with his bag OF salt
over upon his shoulder, and enquiring the
way to the site Of the late United States
Bank.
Seriously, if such a paragraph ought to
be treated seriously, the people Of Phlladel-
phia, of all parties, whether they approve
or dlsapprove of the Bank, regard the mali
cious and incendiary writer Of such an ar.
,lcle very much as they do the growlings
of the Hyenna in the cage-they know that
there are bars against the rage the beast
although they feel that if he could get loose,
the filthy animal would willingly do all the
mischief he seems TO threaten.
It will be well, however, to remember
the language quoted above; 1t denotes a
spirit that has reliance upon some unseen
support, or else It betokens the roarlngs oil
some lunatic, who relies for IMMUNITY on
the acknowledged lmpotency of his villain.
Gus mlnd.-United States Gd=ette.
Ii is amusing to witness the plaudlts which
are conferred upon the administration by It's
friends, for the preservation OF peace with
France. When It's opponents portrayed
the blessings OF peace, some months ago,
while the war.cloud hung densely over our
heads, and daily gathered blackness, then,
these same gentlemen we're all agog tor the
f." blood OF Frenchmau The interests
of the country we're not as feather IN the
scale, when weighed against the national
honor and those who deprecated war
we're branded as towards and Traitors
The discretion Of Congress saved Us from
| War-and, 10 the credit IS all gwen to the
/ President, who, If he had not been restrain.
ed, would have been, BY thls time, elbow i
4 deep IN blood " no does not see, IN this,
as well as IN every other event OF the tunes,
an evidence tina, We are last yergIng II
Monarchy All the evils oi government
are ascrIbed TO oihers-ali the good, though
II be effected IN despite OF hun, 10 the Pfesl.
dent How long will u be before the Pre-
torlan cohorts will be shouting |ire 7 I'm.
ptreur Z IN the streets Of " ashlng,on
The Enquirer insists upon 1t that "the
Journal OF the Senate viii still be kept-and
what rs more, preseryed-and still more
not destroyed" THIS is rare specimen o
the ingenuity Of the Enquirer 10 celebrating
ctsH.dr without meaning hat paper
continues, Not iine, aud We venture to
say, not letter OF II, will be eiiaced, or OBJ
liberated. THIS may all be true. The
Clerk oil the Senate, under the careful super
VISION OF the sklllul Col. Benton, may sue
coed IN drawing black lines around ID,
Seuate's resolution, and even IN writing th,
words, /" Erpanged BY order Of the Senate,
on lis face, without celebrating letter
But even II he succeed IN so dong, i
Will only render more palpabIe and apparent
the ialsehoOd OF the assertion thus written
Either the resolution Will be expungtd bJ
this process, or II all not. Ii II BE- expung
cd, then II must be oblIierated-lt Il he mol
obllte:ated, and the words . eNpungcd, DC
BE- written on It's face, those who order II tC
be 50 written Will stamp broad aud uuqual
fled lie upon the face ot The Journals.
Lyachburg I'rginton.
Prescription indeed The Van Burer
papers, with an instinct that never efTs, see
ing the certain defeat which awaits thelI
candidate for Governor, are endea,orlng II
every possible way to create prejudice,
against the party which brought Gen. Dud
ley forward. They alcge, that IN endea
yorlng TO Gust Gov. Spalsht, the " hugs ar,
practising the very Prescription for wmci
they have eensured Gen. jackson so much
But where Is the analogy between the twc
cases p! Gov. Spaight's term Of office vii
expire by It's own limitation in Bccembe
next, aud though Gen. Dudley should b.
elected IN August, be will not enter 90 lh,
duties OF his office until that time. Is ther,
any prescription 10 this When the PEG
pie elected Gen jackson over Mr.. Adams
head, before he had served the two term
which long custom had sanctioned, ihos,
very Editors who now cry prescription 81
Justify, were IN ecstacIes at the event. Til,
supporters Of Mr.. Adams, recognizing th,
right OF the people to govern, silently &C
guessed in the change. No cries OF pro
scrptlon we're heard from them on tins score
because the soreragns OF the land hayn,
declared against them, they felt they ha,
no right TO complain. If Gov. SpaIght j
not reelected, the blame, If any, rests wit
the people who will be the agents in max
ing the change; and it sounds strangely t