The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1837-09-01


been made boldly, openly, IN the face OF
day. He cannot deny lbem--he da'e not
deny them. When he takes his seat on
the floor Of the House Of Representatives,
he viii expect, IN vain, that the dark Oh.
scurily Of his position, his utter Insignlh.
cance, will secure Tor him an immunity
from reproach. There are spirits IN that
house who will make him feel that he has
no right 10 be there. There are men there,
rich IN tho priceless gifts OF intellect, Who
dcspise, as we do, the gllded worm whose
wealth is ALL that gives hlm consequence
all that distinguishes bin from the com
men herd-who viii taunl HIM with the
means he he's employed 10 reach his eleya.
ton, and render the sea, for which he paid
SO dearly seat Of thorns.
A neir sugeeS,ion.-A Farmer OF OHIO"
in the National Inieliigencer. (whum va
conjecture to be Senator Ewing,) proposes
scheme Of National Bank, which, il a
dopled, would remove one OF the strongest
4 objections now urged against such an instI.
tulon-lts connection with the politics Of
The country. I, IS that the charter shall
contain a provision that IL shGH noI be re.
neictd. The writer says:
/ "The objection to National Bank which seems
s 20 have tbs most influence on the public mind H.
that !, will connect itself sdh The politics Of The
country. In the proposed charter, the pfiaeipa,
and pefhs2 the only motive Of the back 10 mice
tre ,th poli,le-, i. taktn away By the Fr9sts'na
that al the end 81 The charter. the r the
bank shall be closed. THIS ptineiggs bsiug ,atrt.
dar,d into the charter. ~0atd tevesas a. hfmIy
ht.d 10 ihe public mind ss that tie Ffts,deni hhsil
% elected Juti~ otefms. IL @oa,o stisgc a. obs
guaraniy lut the faithful management % banking
and The diffusion oil the capital would gave 10 The
People Of The different States aud Tsfnioiies an
equal participation IN the purchase Of tie siock.
and consequeat inaaenee N the nanaEeassI OF
the tank. This would give the Institution saeng
claims to The public confidence.
by the establishment OF a nsw bsak sGno tao
or three yeats b. lore tie tsp,fs,ion Of .he char.
ter Of tbs old one lhcre Aoula Be 10 derangssrsat
10 the currently ~ tho exchange, - The ne~
notes would be gradually pal 10 rlfeglsSion ss tie
old oaea we're returned 10 The bsnA. And ths It.
mitttd principle that Tie charter . not 20 b re-
newed w0uld save the bank from Tia attacks ii
poli,ieians"-Ly aeitsJg VnsiH'sa.
Aasclofc offac recent KeHitckg Election.
AT Georgetown, Scott County, Il lcN
days previous 10 tie opening d tie paths "a
ptomlnsnt c.,.sen, whu had been an uacon
promising supporter Of Geaeral Jackson,
aud voted for Col. Johnson Coz a number oi
years, mounted the stump and renowned
ell his herrsies ard called on the party 10
do The same. Friends" said he, ~
have now broken the collar, aid breathe
more free than have done Tor many years
get upon this stand Nth the, aud phuul
giory.a The result &c The election IN Scott
county, the Wee Presidents home OF near.
IS or quite 40 years, proves that terrible
quakiug among the dry bones took place
10 the frs, three days Of The last week.
Collars were snapped by the scores; the
sound oftbo noise is now re echnlng through.
out the Union. - Lynehbprg Virg,nidn.
Extraordinary AbseHce Of Mad.--A
few days since (says the New York Cou.
rler) gentleman. who had been cunning
in the ncighborhood Of Verplank's Point
went into the hotel there, to await tue or.
rival Of the boat 10 convey him 70 this city.
+ While there, some person remarked that
the contents Of his game bag were rather
unsavory. which, on examination proved Ia
be the case, and tho sportsman SAID lie
would throw them ia the river. just then
the boat came pufiieg along and the gen.
tleman ran down, but reached the wharf
only just as she was putting Of. lie imne
dialoly threw bis game bag and contents
on board the boat, and jumped in the river
himself. lie was with difficulty rescued
having received nothing more serious thar
a good ducking and pretty severe fright.
OF Aping the fashions Of the English
the citizens Of New York are, we are told
establishing "Pickwick Clubs" lf the
English nobility were to slit their noses
and crop their cars, in order TO distinguish
themselves from plebeians, We have no doubt
cur streets would exhibit hundreds Of mutt.
lated iaces.--LynchbUrg Virginian.
Or We wonder how Gen. jackson likes
"the democracy Of NUMBERS" as exhibited
' IN tla tasa Waufaru aia~t.ap.7