The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1839-07-04
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The Teflsraeiiy with which some of the
Wan Buren, papers IN the South attempt 10
h-len upon every opponent Of the admins
uAitoa, a connection Of some sort, w,th the
5aeus IL the ablillonisls, has osten excited
err Indignation. With the recorded fact
s-tnre car ewes that Nr. Van Buren him.
sil hiss voted under cath, against The ad.
Els=gon "a any state iaio the tuloa, shtch
iolefated slavery, and taf the continuance Of
ice negro suffrage 10 New futk, - Il not a
mail lsx upon cur pattcoee 10 bear his
i,ends heFuId han Forth a. the peculiar
ite.d aod ehaaF,eu Of Sousbefa rights aud
lnsttutlous
AIMING those editors Who have been most
irNsfd aud pcttinar,uus N lhe,r attempts
ls at0N The public mind At Tho South, Is toe
tiGar Il the Nashville tusuu, ibe organ ol
Sic administration 10 lcuaeasee. lie has
IS some tune psst, lssen abusing John fell,
luise White, and osher distinguishes S,asih
rqas aud charging them ~,lh beng leaeocd
sh the abollti1ui~iS. becauss, iorsooth thcF
sfe opposed 10 the immaculate Van Burcn.
! Gov turus am thai this rerr editor hin
pif IL aa a6olsfioas4f. aHd one fao II the
Tva grder lie came In Icnnesser, or
ia'beF sa~ imported into that State, IN Feb
iplry .asf 10 become the champion of the
administration party. W. became 50 NOISY
laal abolt,on. tina, suspicious began TO
b entertained that he himself nigh, mol be
allogether ungatnled. aud upon beiag &c.
rased, bc aeknoslcd.cd that while ho was
Tie editor Of tho New bedford Massa.
tsgwtlsl Gazette IN 1887, be had publish.
Cd abp,uon productions for the purpose .!
procuring cor lhc Van Bureu party the votes
& the atrat.aass,s tina; he had Iahorcd to
t9nuncc the abplltloutsis that II VAS their
slly to support the administration. = THIS
E0eh he has admitted, and the testimony
hss been produced TO prove that OF the
l5ae above alluded to, he was q rank, ou'
sad ut sbolitlouit himself-~thai ia orefer
taffopltlate The free negroes II Aeir bed
iri, and sscnre their roifs fer thc Ias
barca ticket, he proposed that tdfg shoaia
q allored 70 name oae IF the candidates Il
q run upon that neki, rhich bring agyeeo
70 BY has poliiieai friends, nc hlmrlf, then
tdlior IF The Nc,e Eedford Gass'ie, nog
t4itor n the Nashville Union, trus aaHieo
BY NE free Negroes as he nam IF laet'
fAoice 70 b. run upou he fieltt, dad he ssal
rpa aud hfafen by fhe Wigs
Tits was in ls3T, and NOW in 1899, no
'so shor, years having elapsed. this man
Tins candidate Of the FREQ negroes Of New
Bedford, IL imported 10 The South end place.
u The head Of q leading administration pa
Per- lor the purpose d abusing htghminslef
and distinguished sons ot The South os nbo
Ienists, because they refuse TO sDppos
Van buren, He's now one Of the apostle
q Democraey---a painted satin, among lh'
aihul--a Missionary seni out TO eulighiei
Gsupon politics, aud convert US 10 Van Bu
te1tsm With such doctrinaries as this
R'' party ought to be emiocnily suecessiu
70 The South. They ought TO carry ever.
hing before them in this bcnighted region
We commend him to tho right hand Of Eel
'asshlp, among our democratic brethren G
Voc press, lie breaches Van Birenisc
The crusader, and chauuts democracy lilt