The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1838-11-02
IN ,hs Richmsni Wing.

e,a bis having no manner OF inter.
~. vba,eser with the Administration.
=, vas urged on oil sides as conclusive
's.oce Of bis honesty in the new som.
:, be had cut in the eyes o! the world !;
4 ,e we're credulous enough to be i'm.
a uoou by il for season. lie dad
..sak 10 Van Buren,, Benton, or any
~ Kitchen Cabinet and he, II was said
,',ousd .c regard those suoctiosaries, as
.,er has, as personally and politically
,,uo,. He supported one measure OF their
..nmendat,on, because IL vas his meas.
:. h,t no Wing could be more shocked
!. he and his adberenls 1.-THE bare men.
"a coalition with tie reignIng dynasty.
cas- The great philosopher and Statesman
I,h.,pe, looked only to principles, and was
mated solely BY disiaieresied and hon.
M ambition in all his actions.
RI, how stands this fslr seeming, tested
,he Developments which have iranspr
airing the last SIX months Within
!, oer,od, we have seen Mr.. Calhoun. be
me ola concurrence OF OPINION with the
an,nis,ratlon on this one question, sub
,.,,alIy give in his adhesion on every 9th.
He Is no longer the stern and unynl Id
foe Of q supreme Executive. lie 10 Ion.
EMPLOYS his nervous eloquence ~ IN
Iishine against the prodigality, corruplions
occupations Of the " Governmeni"-he
longer seeks relrenchmeat aud reform
no lcoger maintains the invaded rights
the representatives Of the people but he
i abandoned every opinion winch, IN times
~, gained him the admiration ol The coun
+, sod Is now the champion Of those BON
and bis were loudest Is deuouuc,os
rlusnoul the land as RogUes and Roy
as." Aud 10 cover this most glarng
b.siscy, he is forced 10 resort to the mIs
ase regeneration, no more unworthy Of
70 than Insulting to the intelligence Of the
Gnlry, Of asserting that the 1" Sub. Treas.
|, insolyrs the fate OF all other questions.
Ba this Is not all-be has not mefel,
sbSoaed hts last principles, and made
nr upon all his old friends, who vould not,
him. give IN their adhesion to Van Bu
& Co. aud proclaim 10 the World that
~ pasl opposition was iaotious and unpgin.
ed bot It DOW appears from the Mer-
~ llself. that all the while that he VAS
arssi0g TO have 30 personal intercourse
) the Administration, he was actually
aogins the coming campaign With
aber OF Mr.. Van Burrn's Cabinet. Thus
Il caps the climax Of his aposlacy, ana
- him OF all his claims to respect.
Tlis piece Of private history. Which
as 30 much hight upon the characters
y parties conceurd has brcone pubic
~ following means:
ie Mercury and IT, NullItiers c have
tscIaining their candidate Mr.. HOLMES
se Administration candldste--es more
|ro,ed. and thorough gong than hr. Le
-e-and on that grovod the sudrsgrs OF
peoplc have been solicited Tor hlm. | he
IS II Mr.. Legarc have eoniFosertcd
J, pasltloa, aud asserted tina: he Is the
Smon Pure, aud 20 support Of their
erIan, declared thai letters bad been fe
ID from Mr. po,nscii, SECRETARY Of War,
az 10 favor 81 MIR. Legar. The
ygrv men, not 10 be ouidon- ia this DIR
zane, rebugled this authority by Another
= II directly opposite character from
H.B. Secretary, IN Which strong ground
lsrn against Mr.. Legare. and as stated,
6 iAs iHaoaos Of .Hr. Calhoun"
We copy the Mercury's accuunt Of this
tt Ii there be- State Rights man m
SsUlh, Who doub'ed that Mr.. L. had
sat Rid, let him doubt no more:
ltrtet o. Mr.. Poiuneii's waa shean 10 a
b - u gentlemen. snd Which We hope plll
'Fateese n called snr. (We sas IL yes;crdaf. ]
Faea VI, Ponsrti declares that he could not,
'fsfhe 81 Tho Administrator, saslatn M
l-' a tts Esciion--lhat be had AT THE
atANCE OF MIR CALHOUN. suggested
z luegs Hugcr, Mr.. Nrmmiuger " NJ
~, 10 be substituted tor NJ. Lcgate, but i
bsaas't, and others. by th'owinr obstacles IN
sn, pfeventsd Unioa man ffoai being nos
aias VI. Lsgsre, they had only lhcmselss. 10
a' 81 Nalthef's bsing taken up; al any
lhs District ouRh, no, 10 b. tnisfcpfeseniee
- election Of Mt, Legsrs. THIS Is the put.
o The letter; ne have " 40, before Us and
20 hss 10 quote Il verbatim"
good feda,-Coi. Langdon Cheyes, jr.
" Mr.. Calhoun Seyere rap over the
tsles Few days ago, a, public dinner,
Columbia, s. G.. IN reference to the AT
p Of Mr.. c. to purloio from Mr. Ben
md TO appropriate 10 himself The paren
q the Gold llumbug. The toIluelog
le toast:
y Col l. Choves. Jr. TAsmss n Benten.--
Hodsfn Midas, ~bo IN addition 10 The mi.iof.
We ancient 10 no, petmiltsd 10 wesf his
'ean without cnmpcti'inn"
nay q Million Of Dollars in Befs.--One
vac most melancholy signs OF times NE