The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1838-09-07

hee are, the sales OF public lands and duties
/ upon importailons of goods.
4 While the currency is deranoed both
'hese sources OF revenue are drying Up,
and we are without revenue, to supply ac.
lusl wants, and what have We rese.,ed to 7
10 making paper money TO issuing Tsea.
sury notes.
a short time since we, and our families.
were to be made glad, by looking a, our
benton Yellow Jackets, that were peeping
through our purses at u; but now what
have vel Nothing but Yellow backed
iheasury notes, intended to supply the dou
o'e purpose OF oeficit IN the Treasury, aud
u circulating medium.
since the first of September last we have
authorized The issue OF u ice Ten nfll,one ,s
Treasury Notes, and why Because we
needed money and had II not.
The credit of the Quilted States il uood
ana We have an express power 10 borro,,
money but II We borrow, the public ,I,
see mat national debt is Contracting, and
WIN enquire into expenditures, therefore ,he
administration prefer resort 10 t,easurv
notes. They appear 10 cost nothing. and If
Tolerated, eStFaVagani expenditures NAV be
e""''nued without alarm to the pubic. This
contrlVance ough: TO be nipped 10 the bud.
treasury notes are Unconstitutional, ex.
cept used as means TO procure a Inan
Bills OF credit cannot be issued a. a c,,,.-o..
oy' ny either Federal or Stare authority. If
Tolerated We will soon have an ex,ravapan.
government, and deprecated paper car.
rtHcy whenever an amount of Treasury
Noes Is Issued, as currency, beyond the
duties and sales OF Pubic Lands. they mus,
and VIII depreeiate, and the uass of peopIe
are TO be The sufferers.
Against these issues | have raised nv
voice, aud recorded my votes, and shall
Continue 10 do so.
90 are ready To ask me what Is rem.
edy Tor The evils uuder which the country
labouts | tell YOU PLAINLY. The remedy
must be found IN frm aud manly exercise
OF The elective FRANCHISE. Vote for no
man, who vii DOT firmly and fearlessly exer.
to prevent those now ~ power from
the purposes they hayo
in view, and when the time arrives IL,
Us exert ourselves 10 dlsplace the ptesen.
Chief Magistrate.
may be asked, who will YOU put IN his
place Is he not one Of your oa n original
party and vii you 20 agalus, man of
yonr own principles
Ia all siacerHy | will answer these ones.
Mons. In the FIRST place then say, AZ pre-
sent, do not know who we ought 10 endea.
'or 10 put IN the place Of the present mcum.
ssaE
1eiare tie election. Previous 10 that time
very inan WHOSE name has been nentlon-
d IS probable candidate, NAV be- re-
moved from the Stage OF action, or matters
nay be disclosed IN reiailau 10 them, ahIch
nay change entirely our opinlons 1t their
'haFac'ers ard qualifications. There l. on.
one thing % this suhleci upou wh,ch NV
nlnd y az re-t, aud that IS, tha, ipr the pro-
en' IncuHbenl | viii never vote, While
nieF'ain the same opinion of hun aheb |
low do.
| have now the same politics, and The
atne political obj.cts 10 accomplish, wEtch
had IN ISIS, shen YOU and successfully
seried GU selves 10 elect the late Chief
iagistrafe.
eets We have made no prog ress whatever.
We have been deceived and disappointed,
nd IN my OPINION the present incua,b-nt
las been the chief instrument 10 efiacung
a's deception and disappointment. To.
oniinue him longer in office would th..re-
ore be giving up all Wish for those I'm.
movements in our public Affalrs, which
eleve the interests of the counpy press.
neiy require.
Before the time of election arrives some
ian, not now thought nf as a candidate.
gliding political opinions similar to my own.
Jay be brought before the pubic with
prospect ct success. In that
sent he should have nv cordial sunport.
Although much has been said during the
st session OF Congress on the subject of the
Ext election; yet sbave taken no part in
, either directly or indirectly, and 10 10
le OF those spoken OF as candidates have |
any degree committed myself am
w as free to make my choice as auy of
III can be.
| have however reflected on this sub
CT, IN all its bearings, and contingencies.
ID am Tree tostaic. that from present midi.
lions, th,okii most probable Mr.. Van
lren will be q candidate for re election.
ID that be will be opposed bs some one, on.
) of the old Opposition. Yer, probably
r Clay. In that event have asked nv.
Il the question whal course ought 10
rsue
For Mr. Van BureDI have already said
lever can and never vii vote, il he pur.
= the course pursued sr the las. few
ars' Ny motto is not worlds but deeds"