The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1839-06-20

AT the ensuing session oil tue Leeisia'
,,ra which commenced 10 January, 1913,
the political relations preslousl, existing
between Mr. Clinton and MIR. Van Buren
were dissolved, and never again renewed"
This is perfectly Characteristic OF the
man. Always sticking to the strong side,
when he can ind on, v hich ,lls.-Fay. Dos.
From the Raleigh Star.
nm Il Avs SUPPORT or Mr.. ADAMS FOR THE
PRESIDENCY IN THE KLECrioN OF 1895.
There is no other circumstance whatever,
which once contributed more powerfully To
embtter public feeling in the south against
Mr.. CLAW, aud none which tended more TO
depress the elevation of hrs political char.
ac,er with the ardent supporters q General
Jackson, than that OF his hasIng sieideu
his vote 10 Mr.. Adams wGan .he Prssdeu
,inI election WAS determined by The House
OF Representatives 10 lSa3; and we "ns'
honestly confess ihSt we oisce entertained,
on the subject OF tins same vote, i@ehngs
and opinions terry uniayorable to Nj. 1lat
\ Tor we were then auienl!y aud sincerely at
,achrd 20 General jackson, and As bitterly
aud uiiexlbly opposed to Mr. Adams. Aud
the strength aHd lervour OF our devotion 70
the former inpeiled Us 10 recognize IN his
discontinue, circumstances oi inpFofneiy
, aud unfair dealing the utter unreasonable
, ness OF which hos BEEN completely exposed
/ to the perception OF our judgment by io"g
p and deliberate reflection. We bsiiese, loo,
Q that popular feeling IN the sou,5, Il II has
4 not been ALREADY relieved, all soon BE- en-
e urely, Thoroughly aud permanently felcF'
: ed from the clutches OF the sighting pre-
). Igdlce which resulted from that unfortunate
=, passage 10 the political history OF Mr.. Clay
7. Aud II We may be permitted TO propount
Il The question, why should sny oue upoF
. earth, yea, even the most enthusIsstic sup
q porter of General Jackson, cherish an.
hostile emotion on the subject OF this So''
m 40 reference tn Mr.. Clay 7 Nhat~ To-
IN peculiar circumstances under which th'
Z, vote vas gwen Why, II sas gwen q.
- Mr.. Cav With the firm couyictlou, on b.
sr mind. that Gent jackson, though eminent.
&. qualified ior The highest achievements Il
arms, Vas set urdiltt by hfs education
habits and temper, for civ. station q
d such Immense and critical responsibility
4 as that OF tie Presidency u The lnh,
States Mr.. Clay voted 70 favor OF w
81 Adams for tie Presidency because Gen
sld jackson had, on various occasions, eNi1ce
ea such deep and uablUsa'ng disregard t
The reslralats which are imposed upon u
y crrt grs.ntmqn lNeYs xBlru ~ odagefR
10 tue cuuutry ia periods ii m0menluur
excitement, III invested with the hughes, a
3. iubuses % power
~ What were the circumstances which q
d0ced III. Clay 70 believe that such sou
bis be- the case WHY, General J4cksgn b
,iy once entered the territory II lbe Spans
- Government, which wss linen on terms
IA amiiy with this country, ard commits
re. sune q the most glaring species Of aggrc
sIoas upon the principles oi national neutrs
-. IT'S saerrly because b. was aroused 10 .
&C. treme irrl,atiou by blnd,li Of hostile |
~, d,nns. Ne threatened tao Distinguish
40 Senator'S of the Congress Of the Unit
-. States With he loss Of lheir ears, mere
because they Ind openly and independent
ere bu, calmly and respectfully canvassed /
! conduct 50 he Sen,nole War IL open
T q declared 10 Presiien, NOnroe that b. sou
-nt have executed the kaders "a the ildfifo
IT, Convention 9,n J-c,, had he commanded {
; orr NpFtaea frontier during the mceur
oi that Assembly, aud he claimed the po,
~ er 70 mile; tins most sauguunsry puuts
all, meat Uuder perverted construction Of {
lie. Constitution Of the United Slalcs. lie
, 81 dressed a mos, insulting letter to Goverr
yer Rlb1n Of Georgia, because that very u
The peciable ofii:ial parsonage had merely
Ken ytl4 sight exception % the mode
&C. ualeb he conducted ms military operation
ed he made a raost desperate, violent a
80 sauzmnsry assault upon Thomas III. Ia
not ton, for some singh. aiironi which bad b.
his given by the latter gentleman TO bim OF
: 81 race path. The assault vas made
had sh}s, ibe Superior Court vas sitting
me Nashville, 70 defiance Of the supremacy
- the Laws, and ~ absolute contempt OF |
IA ] presence Of its most imposing officers.
IRE. contracted a feeling of lnsuctbie hatred
81. wards Nr. Clay himself merely for votl
am agreeabiy 10 Tue dictates of his own 10.
1dn meHi on some of the measures which
2 q bad adopted 10 his military operations.
3 IN manifested this hatred, too, ~ relation
ose thai distinguished statesman, whenever
; al happened 90 meet hIm IN the subyequen,
ore tefcDufse ~ life, and that too IN the u
RI abrupt md irritating manner. Gene
mt Jackson, besides all ihesa i..d,caiion5 Of
ard fitness, N the opinion Of Mr.. Clay for c
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