The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1836-09-02

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multiplied Just IN proportion 10 The demands
OF the States We are not acquainted with
particulars, but II IL sald that the exposition
viii bring dsmay into the ranks of the Ad.
mlnslrallcn. Our correspondent speaks
with certainty Of the result."
61- When hear good and true Wings
say What can we DO in the coming cleo.
tom fear Van Buren, i TOO strong for Us"
the answer should be. j" Do Your dn,y-ex.
en uIseves-go 10 the Polls and vote,
and leave the rest to Providence and a good
cause" Tinid politicians are dead weights
90 the republic. When Gen. Brown asked
Col. Miller whether he could carry strong
fortress by storm, his answer was, II riH
Try, SIR" Tint IS AL that IS wanting
TRY and defeat Van Buren,, and he is de.
lrated never despair--neyer give up-nr.
yer allow the VAIN bnsstings Of your adver
sarles 10 shake you from the line Of your
duty. Ii We were to believe - hat the ar
my Of Office. holders tell Us, Harrison would
mol Gct a single State II the Union. Now
we say, distinctly and uncquiyocally, Van
Barren cannot BE- elected. lie had gained
ailup 10 August that he could possibly gain;
from that period to November next, he
iooses--he goes do"n.--N. !. StGr.
We have such good Wings here, and we
do no, hesitate TO sey, that the Wing cause
iur years, has been danped and injured
.nore Ly the chickcn heartrdness Of Wings,
than by any other Circumstance. Bot the
thermometer has risen and is rsing.-Rith.
Wig.
We learn from the Harrisburg Reporter
TINT Gen. jackson designs 10 return from
tennessee via Pennsylvania, and that lie
VII be in HurrishGrg during The month Of
September When u is recpllet ted. that
the crrilons take place in Pennsylvania car.
u 10 October, 4! 10 impossible not to suspect
that tic Generals ytslt has some connection
with them. But, we are satisfied he y i'll 20
oul ofhls way Tor nothing. The people will
perceive the object Of the VISIT and II viii
bot confirm them IN their opposition 10 the
Executive tayoy,,c. Bait. Chronicle.
American Ueroism. Alacmeine
Zeuzuug, a Glzette published in Vienna,
gives 40 account Of pleasure boat IN the
river there, rs which the Princess Adelaide
SnphIa was preclpltaied uio the water and
would have been drowned, II i! had not been
lnr the heroic eAertinns Of Mr. Bel, u young
American gentleman, son of DR.. Bell, of
Charleston, S. c. who happening TO be near
IN another pleasure boat Immediately plung.
I'd into the river, without knowing the quail.
~ Of the lady, and rescued her from II wa.
terry grave. He was the next day invited
10 the imperial palace, where he Vas pre-.
scented by the lovely Sophia herself with Il
breast pm studded with diamonds, valued AT
twenty thousand dollars. Our correSpon.
dent TO whom we are indebted for the paper,
states TINT " II is impossible to conceive
how high thu Nation Americanische stands
in this capital. The Austrian Court is Ger.
tniny the proudest IN Europe, yet the arch.
duke has lately been heard 10 say that an
American gentleman is fully on par with
an Austrian Nobleman. should not there.
fore be surprised if something further grew
out of this mat,er-partcularly as young
Bell is remarkably handsome and intelligent.
Chess Playing.-A Canada Editor says
he witnessed an extraordinary game Of chess
at the Lowther Rooms, last week-eytraor.
binary because played with living charac.
tiers. The board $40 feet square ; and the
procession entered at the flourish Of rrum.