The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1839-11-28

CNitdih mat thc ioItE-tHo CIcSloIdi NOtc
of that State will be given against Mr.. Val
Buren. The popular vote is many thous
ands against him, and this under the mos
adverse and unfavorabIe circumstances 70
the Wing party. The Western District
have not turned out, because the Van Bu
: rem strength is so feeble that it scarcely
makes a show of opposition. But, ever
with this drawback, the votes of the Stat'
have repudiated him and his measures By
a most unequivocal expression of opinion
This suspicious result gives new lact
TO the politics Of the country. It's the be
ginning of that series of Wing successc
which must end in the overthrow Of the ex
listing dynasty. With New York on ouI
side we can count upon more certain votes
for the nominee Of the Wing Convention
than Mr.. Van Buren's friends can count
for him. With these things in prospect
we look forward, with confidence, to the
immediate organization Of the Wing party
IN every State in the Union.-Bait,moyt
Chronicle.
The following remarks Of the Nei0 Iorh
american, on the pending election Of a
Senator of the United States from the
State of New York, are at the present
juncture, of much interest
" y. S. Senator.-It is now reduced to
a certainty that New York will not be
shon this year Of half her representation
IN the Senate. Among the early acts Of
| the Legislature, after it shall convene,
will doubtless be the choice OF Senator
of the United States and after the events
of the campaign that has Just closed, we
| apprehend there will be but one candidate
Of the Wings, and that candidate will be
NATHANIEL p. TALLNADGE.
Il IS known to our readers that this
paper did strenuou,y resist the nomination
as Senator Of this gentleman last year
for reasons that seemed to Us Of great CO.
goncy. But in the faithful, devoted and
efficient services which Mr.. Talimadge
has rendered to the cause SINCE that time
IN his unremittng labors, his successful
cypostuatlons and appeals with and 10 the
electors Of the State, and his thorough adj
he.Ion 10 the Wing cause, there IS such
ample atonement for the great errors Of
the past, that sc chceriully add our assent
70 the general voice which calls Tor the re.
election TO the Senate Of the United States
Of NATHANIEL p. TALLMADGE,
GIVE NE BACK Ny LrGioNs = was the
indignant and despairlng exclamation Of
the Emperor Augustus to General whose
mismanagemeni and incapacity had suffer.
cd his army to be surprised and cut to pie,
ces by the barbar,aus of Germany. In
the same spirit the people of this country
now say TO the Federal Executive and hts
rctalncrs--' Give US back the sound cur
rency you have demolished, the prosperity
your experiments have destroyed, the pub
he credit you have abused and shaken, the
harmony and mutual confidence between
different classes which your Jacob.nsm has
changed 10 dis;rust and hatred. Your IN
lernal arts have done their worst to set the
note.hoder against the bank, the laborer
against the employer, the poor against the
rich, Give az back the good YOU have
DESTROYED, or be hurled from the power
YOU have shametully abused to bring these
evils on the country. albany journal.
The New Orleans Courier, a devoted
supporter Of the Administration, demands
a Bank Read the following, taken from
that paper:
" w. h9rereT, ar IN faUoY If q national bank.
subject % The supervision Of Congress WuH
our IT WE cANtor n,eE NATIONAL CURRENCY
THAT Viii MEET ruE NECESSITIES OF THE TRAD.
tNG eoANJNIrY Thy r'H require paptr car.
reHey Of rqual uatge lcJh specie, 70 cFeet this
isc mHf hare regulator, aHdcr NE control Of
tic People, through their Representatives. in Can.
gross. THEREFeSE, WE SAY, LET THE ADMINS
rR,TfoN CONE TO oUR RESCUE, AND ERECT Ma
TioNu BaNK at Washington, nth potcef to rs.
fabiiSA a branch - each n The States, tshca an.
h0rssd By thei5 Legislatures"
Conaafncy.-At the Van Buren, meet.
Ing in this County, the following ResoIu-
ton was adopted
Resolved, That tho candid, honest ami patro-
TIC course pursued oy our NtuAtuIs III NoAEltNSs
BGDFoRD BGowN and Roman STRANGE, in re.
gard 10 the Rayner Resolutions OF the last Assem-.
bly, entltle them to our warmest thanks and the
appreciation OF the people Of North Carolina.
THIS IS the same party who prosecuted
Judge Mangum to death, because he would
not obey the instructions ofthe Legislature.
In their code of ethics, 1t is "honest and
patriotic" for a Van Buren, Senator to
slight the will Of the people, but similar
course, on the part of a Wing, is most hor-
rlbIe and anu-dcmocratic DO these par
Trans believe the people are fools, that
they cannot see through such bare-taced
inconsistency ltwould really seem so.-
Raleigh Register.
JACKSON VS. THE BANK.
Why did jackson attack the United