The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1839-01-04

I..tllis 20 silence tho abaillonists--fof there 4,
sas ihry - much desife az 10 have the raw.
:, q these mad fna'.oS given to the public
81 Ssenee the laaigaAlion oi the Southern
lg,, ssd tlslf exposure Of u. 5-sc aud afro.
- pisSestiug.'
COMMENT.
| Il any one Circumstance could more
roasly Than another puurr1y the base,
nscherous aud deeep,ial character of the
sscu,, convened for the purpose Vi protect.
southern righ's, a would b. the fact,
~ p. r Cughnaa. Of New Hampshire,
y made President Of the mreiiug. We
70 the serious attention ui the whole
.asrn people 10 ,his fact, N connexiou
lnulher. but little less Characteristic,
siI more startling aud portenluus ~ as
es7ueuces. We alludc 10 the crolu.
u y i large portion Of the Southern Del
gaao, ifom consultation on 4 subject
-1iore deemed d universal and all per-
sss, interest TO The ahulc South. Ney
. Auy previous period, tesccp, 10 the
- q VIZ. piuknry, aui hls fate Is known }
Is aoy S9u,asfa man lhoUgh, Of acting on
,tal question without the aud aud CO.
v4hoa Il his S4ulheru brethren. |. was
~ this day. aud for such patriots a.
hs,rA nrumgoolc anI Eisrs, Bedford
20. and some Il the SCAT. Catohua
,,lrs. 10 abaninu the South, and 20 -.
Cagcls sJih Aortisrl men, on the sub.
b. II S.ssers, 10 iit- exciuslou 81 South.
70 savrhaldcrs Il sas lclt GO these
d commit tie canning irachers u
-.kab.e luity, q trying e. produce d.
"a The South. - banding themselves
aa Cushmau, Aihcrteu & To-, aud setting
~ aru Up as the Ica4ufs AMI champions
| SslIhem nights.
y believe the people of the South to b
ven, as we'll a. mprHl--l'ha, thcy
..7, isil 10 see the deep InJurS Inflicted
hem By this intqu,ols proceeding
seeing u, md the base motive Nhlct
4'rl il, we d. ma doubt, Jg, that They
,l,i' Tie corrupt actors SNh the sever
punishment. The whole Van Bvfct
s.1'ipn from the South ,d there be cN
aas We have tot heard o! them have
s. 70, a. Il vas IN their power, Tor los
'E object betrayed the South. They
De -b4aa1ucd ther colleagues, and weak
common cause hy making II o party
s''on. They Will, 90 doubt, when ar
a.1ed by their abused constituents, profess
,lry were aclns for what they believes
'ae welfare Of tie South - But they vii
q difficult, 10 persuade any one that the!
'',e ~ stupid as to believe, that Mr. Cush
-''' q Nea Hampshire, VAS more dcvote'
'''e interests ui the South, than all tn
ssiaen Wing members Az llai tn
'i'f could not be- trusted "a q ex'nsuliaitn
me SUBJECT OF abollt,on, Mbtlc the for
fian4 bis Northern associates WIRE mud
''@rens and leaders. Such an apulo
. a..I be too barcaccd Tor cfeduiIty, All
~ ouiaggtaysie their offending by addln
asl., To rlnry.
No-as AZ have before s,alcd--,hes
q 'ein,n IA THIS last desperate slruesl
iAcIf masters benefit, have oScrmte
'-n,iausc aud endurance Of the South
.e',Hc. They have counted too cuui
=, upia stock Of gulhbl,iy which ha
<'A 'ome uinc exhausted, aud they ~
-' 10 iheir cost that they can no lunst
WI with the vital interests ot the Souli
80 much capital Tor political s,otk IoI
z Our happiness and prosperity, ot
vs. ana liberty are too intimately blcndc
w. and dependant on our domestic inst
'''ns, int the latter 10 be- cpphdcd 10 ii
''P'ng Of pohuc,al gamblers, aud the
reservation be made depeudan, on Il