The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1838-08-03
From the Richmond Wig.
pPCJTAI OF MISDEEDS.


will require It's continued publication, and
upon the subject OF Mr.. Van Buren's de.
parture from the Republican creed. This
expose has been aptly termed Bill OF
indictmsnt--and we venture 10 say, II a
jury of PLAIN and impartial Administration
men, tno, selected from the demagogue or
office seeking inbe) were summoned on
their osths 10 ind verdict before e cd aud
their country, they would unhesitatingly
say, upon fact and argument being present
ed, "a true bill guilty !" And they
could not fail TO pronounce a. the ballot box,
the sentence Of punishment and conden.
nation.
| We invite the readers attention to this
mastery and irrefutable exposition. I
From the MadisonisH.
"No Chief Mag isirats, since the days Of Wash
Ingten, ever came 10 that high station under more
favorable auspices than Mr Vac Buren,. com-
kiBston Of circumstances, " Ioh ssldom usnspire,
clearly indicated The way to the affections of the
people, and gave him power 10 have disarmed op-
position BY the very measures which would have
ssta blished his popularity. But, i'll oapensd and
evil esunsels prevailed, and the hopes of that po-
litioal millennium, which many Republicans cher
ished az the fuhment of their creed, we're dIsap-
pointed and postponed.
Whilst the Msdisonian ana its friends were en-.
deavoring 10 restore the prosperity OF ths country,
the Executive and his advisers were urging Tor
ward measures directly calculated 10 destroy IL
to keep the country convulsed and PROSTATE
( measures, subversise Of the principles Of RePub
iicah goyernmsRt, and tending to the establish
tssn, oi unmtlgaied dcsPotism. Accompanied
as they were BY war upon the credit sy stem o.
the country, and an unusual sPiTIt OF intolerance,
denuneiauen and prescription, justice could mol
have required nor honesty expected any support
from consistent Republicans. In that spirit OF In
dependence and love Of freedom which character
lied the founders of instit stiohs We resisted
these nefarous attempts " depreeiats aad destroy
them with the best OF our ability. The spif-
il which prompted Us TO do this, huds Iustihca.
lioa in supporting the men who made It necessary.
! Ii Is an iaconir0yerttble truth, thai every pro-
nIaent act of this administration has bsen Open,
unequisocal vielation Of very principle and pro-
fssslen upon which Mr. Van Buren, vas elevated
10 the Chief Magis,racy BY the people;
in bis upnoiding the specie circular. which
made determinations unauthorized BY law, and
which had been twice condemned by Congress,
la his recomlSe nding the Sub-Tfeasury scheme,
contemplating uaion of tie Pofse aud the sword
and the subyersloI OF the sEtire practice Of tbs
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Ia his Recommendation Of Bankrupt law 10 be
passed by Congress, applicants only to CORPORA
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