The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1836-10-07

iorely on him as supporter Of your principles
Ills friends may protest against our conclusions,
With what esrnesiness they please; and sl the
common sense Of mankind will determine that In
this conduct of Judge White there is ground at
least for serious suspicion.
JUDGE WHITES INCONSISTENCIES.
We all know how reckless some are in den, ing
the nlost incontroverlible fscs. VI my OF you
know how srtuly I'm some parts of our Siate) the
opposition have concealed their assault upon The
measures and principles Of the government, By
pos i've declaration that Judge bite is not an en-.
eny 10 the present administration. That YOU may
be able 10 determine how far We err in deny ing
this assertion present before you tie follow iug
VOTES Of Judge White, which none will dare 10
question, they on the Journals OF The Senate.
| B,for, Judge HhifraceSp But after Judge Wlne
ted q nOmiaofiOn fio'H beeome candidate Of
me Aoiiifs,s and Gt The OfposiiIon-
Opposition
i. lie voted against Mr. !. llevoted against tr.
| Chy's resolution 10 cen puBgtag from the Jolr.
sure aud dsPrad- Gcner- nsls ri The Senate tie
4 al Jackson io8 removing Resolution Of cCnsure q.
the Drposiies. gsiasl the President.
| 2. Tie voted against Mr. ,. lie voted for Mr.
Clay . Land Bail, aud ap Clsy's Land Bill.
proved Of General jack.
sous Veto. 3. lie voted against
8 lie was N favor 0. Judge fancy when Cen
Judge fancy. when GeH.rra! Jackson nominated
Jackson nominated hIn i'm 10 the office OF CLisf
to The Office OF Judge Of Justice Of tic Supreme
the Supfene Court, ant.CougL
voted for hin also whct
+ lac was nominated Es Sc
ere'afy OF The Treasury l. lie voted against Mr..
/ 4. He voted for NJ. Sic. stevenson, lieu Gener
SenAou, when ben. Jack Al Jackson rc.nomlnated
spn non. iaB,ed hnl 10 th in TO The Senate az
senate Us Minister a. Minister to England
4 England 5. lie voted against Mr..
s. lie voted for Mr. kendall, siiea General
Kendall ahtuGcn. jack. Jackson nominated hlm
on nominated linn TO the d the Senate ~ Post Mas
Senate as auditor. ter General
/ Tie reasons, then, VII, ] re WAjle il so eat
nesiy pressed upon The I.~ople by the Nuhers
and older leaders Of the Opposition, are obvious
Bot IL dilfcult 10 perceive how any sincere ad.
Soc4te OF lhe measures and the principles Of the
preseat naturalization. can consistently give hi.
vote ~ favor Of Judge White.
i GENERAL JACkSON's ADMINISTRATION
Arv you prepared, Republicans oi North Caro-
+ aaa Can YOU reeoneil, yourselves to incur all the
fisk--to hazard oil the danger which revolution
~ the olvil administration Of the Government NAV
produce Why should you do H.
Nsf, which al oneuuc threatened Us, and which
The violence of factious Opposition had well Il
Produeed. has boeu sretted by III, STERN virtue and
inae1ible Integrity Of cur venerable Chief Msgi..
+ ifalc ant the character OF our Government. q.
broad, elevated beyond ATTY fotmcr ,cr,od OF our
history, ard moro than " hundred battle. !o., or
won could have accomplished
Peace silb all io5elga nations has been preser-
we'd, without any sacrifice o. independence, and it
/ Is hoe established upoa sufer basis, br an I'd.
lustmeat Of ell our claims upaa them, aud Of all
their d'mard. against "a.
Oar Foreign Negotiations have been conducted
sith eminent success Justice has been dcman-
id. and though for long time withheld from
other, II has been obtained by the present sdnit.
istrsu5e.
Our Domestic Relations arc equally secure,--
Tie III II which va. predicted in consequence
81 Removal Of the Deposites from the United
States Bans, has not befa'len the countrg--ihc
eslls Which sefe foreoid az necessary result from
tic Other promiueat measures &c the government
have uot osettAken as. The /. lolc l4nd is coyef.
Cd With plenty aud prosperity. The Nation is out
81 Dat. Oar revenues &c great beyond all for
me' example, and the most qerple,ing question
WHICH now oi,tufbs cur legislation, is not, hos
sAai, ans H0fs be e1acttd lroiu tie people, but
Hos shall It DC euulised 10 draw l,ss from their
pockets l. Is mo-, tios arc We to tax the PEG
he higher, 1at whai scheme IL best &. reducing
their present burdens And must we change a
: policy Which hes produced results like these -
should not Gather refuse TO elect any man the
successor 0. Con. Jackson, aIa labor TO exclude
fpm influence oget tie ucu administration, any
party which viii suhyet thai policy, and probably
change the measures Of this Standardization -
T.ur, tge success OF Judge Wh.tc aud the oppo.
sltton party, isht benefit teH % tie lesGers
sao desire TO I'll tie vacant places nj tie officers
they ml ht turn cut. But viii 1t advance the ho.
. nor o. the Nation abroad, increase her prospe-
ritz At home Can II better ito condition Of the
People. TO fevnIutloulzo tie domestic or iorlgu
! policy o. the government On t.e contrary, W
tear, II night produce disorder confusion aud dan
c grr, IL might put our country in situation mol
i unlike that OF disconnected yalctudiuatan. the
4 et'lap4 ou Whose tonib ~as leas ,otif, AID ny
4 'Hg TO be tettef. tos& ptsSie aas HERE AN
SECTIONAL PARTIES
I. There is another reason for opposing Judge
!. White which We feel bo.nd TO urge. We are sen
sIhe that tic task is delicate une. and nothing
but a stern sense OF duty impels Us 10 liz peror
+ nance. Error whether il arise from Gi,oyait,
. 10 The Union, az heedcss devotion 10 faction
i whether il be the offspring of del. n or mistake
y II i alike incumbent IN US 10 roiute and expose
Judge White may not be in favor OF Modification
C he has undergone change in his politics SO OK
!, tfsofdluary slRee he became Candidate that II j.
y dtthcult Ia determine what he Is aud Impossible 4
lnreste nhat he viii be. But tt /. undentsble thu
Is be Is run III the Soath and in the S0ntA oaly Tn
d nulhfers who artogaie 10 their party an exclusive
defence OF Slate Rig5fs. aud the sole GUARDIANSHIP
II of Seattern principles have adopted Judge Whit
AZ th,ir candidate. And the leaders among Juda
l. Whites friends cnd,avorlng to organize sec
l. foaal Southern party for hts support. We ptotes
nc to he the dist les OF Washington, With him "
+ believe that these things pregnant with imml
70 nent peril tn tho Iaion, and however honest an