The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1838-06-15

tan Van Buren.-The Governor ., =. ~
State has been informed that Gene y, 'ils
has received orders or NOT To ' G.i
FORCE THE TREATYllr hN
all the promises Of Mr.. Van Bureu's r,; ny'e'
that his administration would aa a''ua'
Southern measures, after all the b,.v.S
his part, Of ordering troops into the ~ %
kee country, the Indians are still r. , .
their lands, and Georgia must wal, n. 's,'n
sure Of the Government TO make asl p,'a'
Treaty TO be again broken. W. yt
opinion that Mr.. Van Buren, was new a.' q
cere in the impression that be had GU, -
that the Indians would be remov.d
the Government the troops of The Ca.
States have been brought within the hwy NV,
Of Georgia, 10 oyerawe and inumida, ,,'l'N
citizens from demanding in cuerpe,jc ,o,~.
the enforcement Of Treaty. uh,cL !.
paramount law of the land. II rem,,,.,
be- seen, II President, of the United So,
can act thus, and receive the support 81 i,
State, whose rights he thus lrample. ma.
se hazard nothing IN saying, there M !,
but one voice IN Georgia on tins .,,,.,,
" THE TREATY MUST BE ENFogr
ED. -MiIledgerine Journal.
We knew that Senator Strange had h,
his post at Washington, some I'm, =,
and returned to North Carolina II, ].
did no, learn TIL day or two apo ~, /.
had done 50 for the purpose Of aueo5,,
our courts as q lawyer. II he %, 49,
fees for his practice, these and In, e,,.,
dollars per diem from the people. made !,
sisi, somewhat profitable. We should h.
to know whether the honorable Sep,,,,
like oor late Representative, drew hl, INA.
leage from the Treasury Tor hi, pnr,,.
business excursion I'VE understand l.o
,hs, during this visit, the Senator resfs.
senled Mr.. Clay to be a MAN Of yef, med
oere abilities and talents. In justice IA i,
hearers and TO MIR. Clay, the 1.JslqI
should have thrown modes,y inside. aba a..
d,dly stated .ha, he himself vas the a.as.
ard With which he compared toe Setae,
from Kentucky a standard which Is IA i.
( You'd the reach Of such common io..s \
IS Mr..Clay.--.Nerbern Spectator.
A Candidate ,rdHled The Dcr6e,a..
party IN ILLINOIS, are sadly 10 want d ,aa.
didaie Tor Governor. The Van Burn d.
veniion had nominated ]. Is. Sleg'rssa
recently the Receiver Of the Lard 05~s
a, Galena ba, late Report from the I 4
sufy Department having disclosed tie Ga
that he IS deisgller 10 the tune q sssi
s75 900, the people have gwen the d
unrqulyOcal indications that ihey cha slai
every thing" snd wlll no, suWor; a=
Gov. Reynolds uas asked TO take BIS pics
but he rriusej. The pos, Nas tasa IA
dered to the LleutrnAn, Goyerbo, 1. u
Jenkius. who replied that be cnali o. !,
candidate lor the Van Buren, party, $ !
had becu cusssssstssd q" tusr@ 'Asss s.ss ]
and as the Wings had slrcady a eaaa%a
oui, ho could no, expect 70 b. sopfofist
them. The fact 10 that the old }atks
part, csunu, be- kept together BY va II
reu. H. lacks the magic a nant 1
bind together heterogeneous and dastofs.
materials. They must iall IN reees-
contamination m oar humble op.a'oa 4
deyog,ly 10 10 desired. LyncAbaTg 4
Comfort for ikc " Loco Foco,. =
IS newspaper printed 70 New iofs, g
"a the " Colorsd AmsTtcan, aod ed.i"l
a oolor,d gentleman - The saos {.
tor saws: " We teisA iimeIy 70 iHiors 4
Hhigs thai the President q me iHr''
Coioai.afioa Socicfy aerer edH ee fi.AI
dent Of me United -Narfl7 's'
Bnrcn bstor, Henry Clay We ea'sf'l
ulate the Loco Focoa Of the SoJ'h 70 y
acquisition TO their ranks--i ADDS 70
assorneu, which we thought quite w
aud ou,rc. The broad mantle OF " pcs
racy" covers famous variety "
! spirits and grey, &c.-Ra!.. Res''i"'
Am who trade on borrowed c'P
oueh, 10 break, said General JACKS
, Right I" echoed his followers" -
say inR never camo from the lips O y.
Ia ~" the Genetal is a miraculous aSl
And nearly every individual who /. . "..
on borrowed capital +" did break bu'os
ernneuls, as well us individuals alo
/ lec, 10 human vicissi,udcs. The aoaDs
, ton of Mr.. Vac Buren,, having co'ouTL /,
business on borrowed capital ~.
Ing lived beyond its means aoo l4d =, 4
ed no, only the capital Il borrowed a. Md I
. little cred, upon which II was en'% 'S A
obtain tho loan, has now fne' w. IA
, fate which tho General SAID OF sug ,a 4
,hrtfi. deserved. 1t has ofoto ,ar,l
, bankrup,--bo,h in character . 'au -.
/, " hat does the successor 20" 4" !
the wise sayings " of his" 'Ilu''''O''
dccessor "i--Dorrr ESqnirtr'