The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1838-11-23
Glorious yictOry..!

Glorious victOry!!.
II is with pleasure We announce 10 our Whip
friends this week that the Empire State stand.
dlsenlLraled. The Sdb.Trcssury has received
its death blow aud Mr.. Van Burcn is instructed
The Wings have elected their Governor, a ina jor
ity Of the Members OF Congress, 50 certain on, OF
l2s members TO tic lower house Of Assembly and
or & out Of Senators elected tins year. thus en-.
surIng Wing Senator to Congress.
Great attempts are made 10 make the people Of
The South belieye that the Wings and AbolitiOnists
have united. This appears not 10 be the case, al.
though no dOub, many Of the Aboliiionisls voted
The Wig ticket Mr.. Seward, the Wing candi.
date for Governor, IN reply 10 the Aboliionists
says The subjects indicated in the inquiries enter
no, al all into the POLITICAL CREED OF tina,
large bod, Of ireemen whose candidate have be.
CONE Bat admitting the Wing. 10 Le ull.
y, The Van Barren men are equally as much 30 =
sc The ioi!oalng article on Tic subject rom the
faycite,lu, Observer
Northern ibolitionists We received a
few days agn, flaming Extra from the Of
tlce Of the Raleigh Standard IN which an
aIiemp, is made TO prove a unlon of the
" hugs and AbolltIonisis IN New York
lounded upon q publication since denounced
as fraud and forgery by Lewis Tappan,
Tie great leader OF the iOoltionisis. Tins
miserable gull trap Of the Standard will
catch no flies for II Is evident that oil the
candidates Of both the parties 10 The late
election are opposed to slavery. They SO
distinctly avowcd themselves, before the
election. 30 tina, II gae Wings OF New
loFk are liable 10 the charge Of uniting with
the Ab0lliIonlsts, the Loco Focos, las they
call themselves of that Sale are IN the
same ptedlcameut.
Il appears from the Northern Wing pa
pcrs, that Mr. Bradlsh, the Wing candidate
Tor Lieutenant Governor, wen, farther than
The others in hrs anti slavery views. And
"ha, vas the consequence. Why, IN one
81 the most hoily contested elections ever
held m any country, he was beaten IA the
city Of New York, though oil the other
W hlss were elected By maJafllcs ranging
from 1000 10 1900. We call upon The
Standard 10 state tins fact 50 highly honora
bic 10 the Wings OF New York that after
they discovered that candidate, selected
without the slightest reference TO that ques.
llon, vas m favor OF abolition, 500 of them
dropped him from their ticket, though the,
knew that on their success IN that election
depended the prosperity Of the whole Union.
Can the Standard show any such noble
conduct Oh the part OF It's friends ia any ul
he Northern States No. Has the Stan.
lard yet informed lis readers tina, Mr.. Dan
tan, Of OHIO, before his election, uttered the
most diabolIcal and incendiary dcnunciatlons
against the whole system Of slavery, as well
rs against the slave States. and sla, ehoId |
RS No. We call upon the Standard, IN |
common fairness, TO publish the extract from /
'ir. D1ncan's letter and then 10 reconcile /
Is reluIcings al his re election. With us pre-
cent attempt 10 identity the Wings with the /
abolluonlsls. For our own part, we hope /
Iud believe that Mr.. Bradlsh has been de.
Gated Can the Standard say it would have
eIoiced at the defeat of Mr. Duncan
Let not the people of the South be hum.
rugged on this subject. We believe that,
With the exception Of the large cities, and
he more intelligent people of other portions,
lmust the entire population Of the non,
lascholdIng States is opposed 10 Slavery,
nd Only need little excitement to become
lbolltIonsls. We think it the policy of all
'artles to avoid excitement on the subject,
rom which nothing but evil can arse. The
south has, by It's violence, had more 10 do
With the conversion of mere anti slavery
men into iauatlcal Aboltlonlsts, than all
',hcr causes combined.
As further evidence of the feeling Of the
Wings of New York city on the subject, we
'olnt the Standard to the following extract
rom Wing paper, Wills, II was yet doubt
vi which party had carried the day -
FIJM rnE NEW YsRE GAZETTE.
We believe We have carried the State and routed
he common enemy thoroughly, but five have fail.
d OF dong so, no doubt can for one moment rest
pom tho mind Of any intelligent nlap how 1t has