The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1838-07-20

+ '"o' my uou Cast MS ipl Deyonu the otloI
and " out of reach Of Virginia politics aud
Virginia negroes T. (b) But in Gods name
what is General Harrison, that he should
be President Of these United States A
Hero Another Hero Pity that Lord
Byron had not thought to put him on hrs
list. A Hero HI Well, we are to seek
safety again under the arm Of military
cheitain. IL this is not his recommenda.
ton, what is 1T But for the battles of TIP.
pecanoe and the Thames, land you know,
sir, what merit there was IN the one, and 10
whom the credit Of the other belongs. who
would not as soon have thought of him for
| Pope as President The Queen of Eng.
! land might as we'll make Lord Wellington
Archbishop of Canterbury. And why is he
thought of! Why dragged from OBSCURE.
~ Why is the thick darkness of his
mind broken up, and the heavy sIumber of
his faculties disturbed by this unreasonable
dawn of glory Why, but that the mar.
velous success Of Andrew Jackson ha, dis.
closed secret not before suspected, which,
10 all such as want tyrant or tool, re.
commends military man as most Ike 10
Nd'An thV idfti VI TIC StfNHt HFFu VINO
worship power aud bow to It's insignia y
What is he but a man, who, with few
grains more of understanding, might have
half enough to know that he has not tho
one. hundreth part of what should qualify
him for the station he asplres to- Who
has caught hun up, and besotted hum with
fdltery, TO make him the tool of the come.
.dy Let hum 90 10 sleep again like Chris.
TOPPER Sly, and sleep himself sober, aud
wake up the clerk Of county court
Strange that the people OF OHIO, who re.
commend him to as as President, can fud
no wor'her employ ment for him. Heroes
must be plenty there
Shall We .urn TO Mr.. Rives7 He swears
BY Mr. NsdIson-and Mr.. Madison oppos.
ed the Bank 10 81, and chartered il IN 'l6.
hr. Rses has great faith, too, ia the ora.
Giles of Mr.. Jetfarson's wisdom. But his
breach with his quondam trlend, and illus.
trlous grandson, is not Irreparable and
when ence that IS reconcIled, he may again
have access to the modern Herculaneum,
from whence may be drawn, at any tlme,
manuscript suited to any emergency. MIR.
hfNVs Wus bCfSE dttN tUiHg SuA rs dti HD-
pendase to some great man-the echo Of
the dead, or the shadow of the living
When an echo or shadow sets up for it.
self, what IS II
Shall We turn 10 Judge Whi,e7 Who
asks this quesiieu None but they who
supported MIR. Van Buren, against him
But what can We do with Judge White b
Let him go to Knoxville, and there enac,
Cato at Chca. He Is not suited TO tho
times. Caesar and PomPey are the men.
W hat could we do with man Of has absurd
honesty, and understandable opinions, aud
Interchangeable principles Let hun gol
Aye, let him go, and carry nth him The re.
Spect and reneration Of all men. Their
votes are no, for hip-bm he miu hare
their confidence and their prayers. He has
NINE. God bless him.
Shall We turn TO MIR. Calhoun, the po-
htical Tiresas--once States Right man,
and twice a Consolldattonlsi Why, II IS
but yesterday that he was the warm and
steady advocate Of Bank and, strange TO
tell, he only deserted the cause Of the Bank
when he deserted Us He surely did not
tltGdG 10 ltlI us ~ uhNtildtlNS W hlNCillt
idea, that none are true States Right men
who 90 no, belong to the spols party, aud
that all others are bought bwthe Banks
But theirs Is sort of transcendentahsm
about Mr.. Cllhoun's political philosophy,
which is beyond our comprehension. Ii is
of the school OF Kant, and we are TO be whip.
ped and set on the Ounce block, because we
nj h.tau e
ronage inters a 0mlnutlon Of influence
bow the power Of the Executive IS TO be
curtaIled BY investing the President with
the absolute coutroi of the whole monetary
system of the ceuntry-how his means of
rewarding his partIzans are TO BE- curtailed
by making him the greatest money holder
and money broker IN the world, operating
with an annual income equal to the whole Of
RothschId's capltal-and, above all, how il
IS that Mr.. Cahoun's coincidence with the
Administration IN approving single propo.
sitiou which they have themselves desert.
ed, should engage his uniform support Ia
the men themselves and all their measures,
Is tnot amazngf States R,gh, men have
all along agreed to differ among themselves
on the Bank question. The most thorough
going Nulhfiers have been Bank men-and
they we're far more intolerant of US than
we of them. No body can have iorsotten
how Mr.. McDuilie was II the habi, of brow
beating has party, and scornfnlly declaring
that he would not condeseend TO argue tho
constitutional question with them. He
stands where he did, and Mr.. Calhoun can.
not afford to quarrel with emo OF whose sab.