The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1839-09-19
TO the Democrats Of Neck
IenbUrC county.

VI OF are respectfully invited, to attend Pub
N lie Meeting which viii be held in the Court
House in Charlotte on Saturday The 2Sth Of this
MONTH for the purpose of nominating Candidate
Of the Republican party, for the office Of Governor
Of North Carolina.
The Bill Of Right. declares" That all power
is vested in and derived from the people only
" That the people have right TO assemble sogeth-
er, 10 consult for their common good and general
welfare" Let every Republican therefore, feel
that he has something to do and act as he feels,
and we will proudly and triumphantly sustain the
democratic cause. To do SO, Is a moral obliga.
ton o. the highest importance, well as Con.
silutional duty. In the contest for the Chief
Magistrate of North Carolina, we have nothing
10 fear. The unfortunate divisions which have
heretofore existed amongst US, no longer exist
the spirit Of discord is banished from our ranks,
and we 20 10 battle in the coming contest, with
zeal and confidence which renders Us inviuci.
bic, We are on The side Of the Constitution
the advocates Of the Rights of the Safes and Of
the Rights Of the People, Possessed Of such
principles and with the hrmness and ability to
nantain them, we look with confidence TO sue
cess. But to ensure that success, let us be vigil
liant and united because upon no occasion have
we ever seen the FEDERAL party more united
or more determined 10 PROSTATE our national in.
--freedom-property- honour at
the feet of proud Legitimate ARISTOCRACY.
The passions of the People have been kept in q
constant state of the most extravagant excitement
Every act of the Administration has been wilful-
IL perverted, and hung up TO the people in the
mos, detestable point Of view. All their talents
and industry are devoted to this vile purpose. 4
And for what end To advance to the Gu
Magistracy of this nation, an old RACER=4
lust Of arbitrary power has betrayed -
ry public act of his life, for the. -
man who has treated the Co
parchment unworthEA
rights and
they not condeM
tiee this How long IA
many Of them denouncing the Bsr4
ton, yet they now advocate WING Hal
BURG CONVENTION, to consist of Abolition.
lists !! Anti Masons Bank Directors =.
and DEGRADED DEMOCR ATS II! conbin. .
alton prepared TO unite upon any candidate, who
viii enter into the wild ard extravagant projects
which they severally advocated! Did they not
last year Willy caEcuseS, and meet last week in a
close caucus aud appoint two gentlemen of Char
lotte TO make President Of the United States p
What beautiful commentary upon their eonsis-
teney =!
The Rights Of the States are in jeopardy, With
Henry Clay at the head of this Government, the
landmarks between State and Federal authority
would be obliterated-the recharter Of National
Bank---the revival of the Tariff-Internal Inn
Provoments-gag laws, with sill their concomitaut
evils, would be the doom Of the American People.
But happily for our country, the people are hon.
est, and "upon sober second thought" will al
ways do right Look at Pennsylvania. Virginia,
N. Carolina, Indiana and Tennessee. When the
true issue was made up in these States, what was
the verdict Federalism suffered With VEN
geance !! The people perceived the magnitude
OF the crisis. They saw that the question was
whether the Banks or the people should govern.
They saw the Immense Importance of giving their
voices and votes IN favor of il divorce OF the Co
ssrRnent from the thraldom of meusyed corpor-
atoms This more than any other motive, urged
the people of those States TO renounee all connec.
hon with Federalism and hereafter disclaim all
participation in its decctfui and wicked practices
Then let ~ sustain with an undivided voice
bur principles, unawed by panics and bank pres.
,urss aGd resist whilst we may be able to do SO,
MS dangerous and fatal bank influence. Let the
MOTTO OF Republicans be, 2He People against mon,
poliss! A DEMOCRAT
SEPT u, 1889