The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1838-08-10

he bound himself TO bear for eight years
more. What he had just declared TO be IN,
toleraMe, on the faith OF what he pretended
10 understand as promise, that, at the end
Of ,ba, time, the evil should be removed
4 q, those who remember the horrors oil
tina, day, and the eager despair with "hleh
they looked around for some defence against
the Isuruer lei them remember, how even
then a power arose, before unthoueht OIL
which showed itself equal 10 the encounter,
and de6ed, and successfully withslood him.
am aware tina, there are sort OF pollti.
clans among Us who place this al the heao
of the charges against Mr.. Biddie' M'.
Calhoun himself is among the number, and
with what consistency, be can OF course
explainl regards II as monsirous evil iha'
there should have been ANY interest IN me
State possessing courage aud address TO de-
lend itself. You, SIR, am persuaded think
differently, and trust that IN the result oil
the struggle you have seen proof oil he
value of some great head OF the monesed
4 interest, which, 10 time oil need, may serve
as a rallying point for all the property oil
/ the country, 10 any contest with rover,
whether Executive or Legislative. The
conclusion Ia which would lead your mind
Is this: +" that the proposed agent should be
50 constituted as 10 be no Otherwise subject
to the authority OF Government, than as all
/ things, whether persons or property, are ne
ccssarly subjected TO il. Thus alone can
K 1t be relied on as check Oh 10 less domln
alton. Go the opposite plan, !, becomes
the instrument Of oppression.
know not whether the faculty Of resls'
lance, displayed by tie Bank Of the United
States, was wholly IN the elastic and indom-
itablc energy OF the moneyed interest, or
in part, IN the personal qualities Of him who
managed ", have mol the pleasure d
that genilemaa's acquaintance. Blu, hnc
nav self hls debtor Tor a lesson IA poIitica
philosophy, which can never forget d
he be mol an extraordinary man, lie IS al
least fortunate ~ having been called to ae
a E.u which will give hlm place IN has
tory, and a aigh rank among the defenders
Of liberty. know no man ~ this day 81
truly eRyiable. When see him guiding
ms gallant ship over The tossing waves O
the grea, sen of Commerce, hcayinI iron
It's lowest dcp,hs-when see hun s,,tin.
! at the helm IN conscious security amid ia,
tempest that shakes the solid earth,
! :" Lisa great sea mark. standing every cav.
4 Add sa1ing lhom that eye ham,"
r should be mortified that nc should con
, descend to exchange has wave rocked for
,rcss for a palace and throne. find my
: sell applying to hun the noble language o
S the mobiles, of Poets. Tie IS TO Us sym
1 Dol and sign"
. Eof in The patIgnt enerEy,
l Ia tue endurance aad fcpulss
- OF his impcastrsbla spni,
Which Earth and Heaven could not fePslse.
A mighty lssson We iahsrr.'
| have pleasure IN believing Thar uuel
Of this sentiment Is due 10 the man himself
q Bu, let Us not IN this lose sight OF she i'm
portant political truth winch the exampl
O teaches. Circumstances make men. Tn
man IS re who uses circumstances. Bu
r. none can woIk without them. Paper b.
I. been to Mr., Blddle ahat cotton was 10 Gen
o eral Jackson-Le. the f1tterers II the IN,
q ter ass9re themselves tina, lhis Is the high
q est praise that history wall award ham.
a - n's due. give IT freely. Let mllllar
. men learn what they may from the exam
D. pie sci them BY ths untaughi warrior
i, the wilderness. Let US profit by that d
. his great rival. irus, need uot deduce /
p you, al length, the argumenI Il affords !
4 favor Of such constitution Of the Back {
,r the Uniied States, rs may array the powe
r. Of the 'aoneyed interest On ihc side Of III
y States, ~ any future struggle With the Over
:. grown power of the General Government
!, A FRIEND or STATE RIGHTS
" Nnfen9tJ H., E~eu.. " g.