The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1837-11-24
$4,000 Votes.


TIE REIGN OF REASON RETURNING.
lie results given above Of the election
IL the great State Of NEw YORK, leave no
DOUBT u the saIutafy change IN public sen
umeut, o. rather Ia the public temperament,
/ ol which the anteCedent late elections IN
MANI. PENNSYLVANIA, and New JERSEY ,
had gwen u mas, favorable IndlealIous.
Truth and Reason have prevailed over Ef.
ror and Fanatlcism, and true RepabllcanIsm
is again IN the ascendeut.
We congratulate oas te!low citizens on "a
state of thugs 80 chetuut - The patriot,
AMI suspicious II the public interest. by
the public interest, se do not here refer TO
any mere interest or concrtn IT Party, hut
i 10 the interest Of all the People ot the a..
\ ted States, md OF every man, woman and
child, Vt whom that People IS made up.
4 " thout protesting implicit faith 10 the
maxlm, that The voice Of the PEoPLE is the
+ Voice Of GoD, We mean 10 say that here h.,
as Ne believe, a case Of lhs VOICE Of Proyl.
deuce, delivered through the suffrage Of a
million OF freemeu, prououocing sentence u
condemnation upon the mssrule IT the last
eight Years, and denouucing especially tie
aiitul perseverance, 10 II, which has 50 Tar
characterised the present Administrator Of
the General Government.
The President d the United States AMI
h,s friends may now see aha, i the eOose.
qlence Of following ~ the footsteps q
his predecessnf that fatal pledge u iih which
he pronounced the doom af bs Admin,slra.
ton and OF his party. Never had any man, 70
coming 10 the helm d State, : ia'rer oppor
uuny than the present Chief Magistrate
casting 81 the badge Of party seFsiiude,
and regudauna d,ctatlon ifutn any quarter
where MEASURES were concerned, by oue nr
tao well Tuned sacrifices ii odi9us measures,
nod the relinqnlshment Of absurd prsjudi.
CO., set UP 70 The there mad0ess d party =.
10 become the President II tie Nation ia.
stead Il the Preeldeni q Party, and COO.
cillale the good will Of nauy sho were
wiling to Judge BIN by his measures. 1t
vas q surprise to those aho, though oppoe
cd TO bis election, h1d set good upinlau u
The personal sagacits Il tic President that
he should have missed dts PLAN and obvious
road % popularity, through tie means q
blessings conferred upoa Tie country. Ill
chose different course. IIe follow "a il
tie footsteps u his Predecessor and car
RED on, bis measures. He fulfilled In
pledges to his party, and his iu.t.Imeut d
them has broken down The power OF his
Administration. We speak OF is mora
power, It's political iuaueuce, and Aol d the
legal constitutional power u tile Executive
+ which, however, without the moral Strength
Is httie more than the pageun,rv Of oillrc
Il The consequences Of the peaceful reyoln
luton thus achieved, mus, 10 change il
the policy ct the Gosernmcui, either upat
the present submission 81 die Executive e
the pubic wil, by an entire abandonment d
f Us obnoxious measures and doctrines. or n
the femoier contingency, by the complete
change 10 the composition OF both Houses O
Congress, which, It IN now CERTAIN viii IL
wrought BY elections to be held within the
coming Year.
, These are matters of which, probably
we snail have occasion to speak more a,
/ large hereafter; Tor the present, We wttI un.
" again congratulate our readers upon ttt
complete prosifatlpn, ~ the NeN York +.
lection, Of the baleiu aud wilhe!!ap min
encc which tor su hong tune, apparent,
omnipotent al the Palace, has blas,ed the
public prosperity, aud, calling to is AID al
the disorganlzing doctrines # the apfar,
ans, the Jewellers aud the anarchists. Threat
ened to overu helm our social system vii
flood Of even more diteluI evil than hi,
already poured upon the agriculture. The
commerce, and the mHnulactures-,n sho,t
on every condition and ealing of our one.
prosperous country Nat. Intel.
Definition of drbHkdrd.-a dnrkarq
Is The annoyance OF modesty, the trouble d
clvlllty, the spoil Of wealth, the destfurt,or
! OF health, The destroyer Of reason. He !.
the brewers agent, the ale house bpnefsc
/ tor, the beggar'- companion, the constable.
trouble. He's his ~le's woe, his children.
sorrow, his neighbor's scoif, his own Shame
In surn,--a tub Of swlll, spirit Of sleep
picture OF beast, monster of a man
Pr1nfersinfhe fore. ground. -Eipht pr;n.
ters have been elected to the Lep,slan,e
Of ohio, this year