The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1839-12-12

NOT understand the mode by which the add
ministration has sustained itself notwlth.
standing its corrupuons, IFS extravaganza,
and It's alarming assumptions OF power
Some facts have Just come out when ihto"
light on the subject. At the late Circuit
Court of Richmond, Indiana, a case was
tried. wherein one of the Editors of the
Globe sued the late Editor Of the Indiana
Jeiiersonian, for money advanced TO enable
the latter to establish party paper IN In
diana. Not long since, another suit was
tried. IN Ohio. in which c. {. Cambrelcng
was plaintiff. and Tory Editor defendant,
10 recover money advanced for similar
purpose.
This is the mode by which the Admin
lstration has sustained itself Newspapers
have been sci up, sometimes by funds col
lccted from office holders, and sometimes
BY giving the Editor himself post office
Under these circumstances, the Editor
could afford to circulate his papers grdtul-
touSly, where subscribers could not be had ;
and as nothing but the most unblushng
party matter IS permitted TO appear IN such
papers, many honest people, who read no
others, are deceived.
We are not without instances of the
kind in this State. Not many months be-
fore the last August Election, no less than
three new papers were established, one IN
Fayetteville, one in Washington, and one
in Halifax. They sprung into life without
waiting 10 collect subscribers. One OF the
Editors has since received lucrative office
from Mr.. Van Buren, himself. In the 9TH
err cases it is probable that direct pecuniary
aid was afforded Besides these, we see
that Messrs. Stringer aud Howard intend
10 start a paper at Hillsborough on the 18th
of next month. The Editor of Wing
paper at Edenton went to Washington for
some purpose or other, as II is said, and
on his return the politics Of his paper were
changed. We believe he IS now the post
master at Eden,on. The Salisbury Caro-.
Imam has, We regret 10 say, exhibited o
strong leaning towards the Administration
lately, and forthwith we find Mr.. Kendall
mail contracts advertised in it.
This is the secret Of the gratuitous cir.
culaton of the Tory papers, and Of tho
success Of the party, We'd rather b
dog and bay the moon, than be an Edl
i tor on the terms of some 81 those mention.
ed aboye.-Fay Obscrper.
The following occurrence, which We
find IN Mississippi paper is foretastC
Of what We may look for when the Tore
Succeed 10 banishing paper money from
circulation, and establishing the exclusive
hard money currency.
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- f'a'a Hs'sg ~, e. fa AK ~ "a,
last there was sold for Goi4 :, Sirr,y Il PhiIa
delphia, in Seshoba County, for the benefit q
/ tie Y States % account Fl Cen Wiley 7 Har
t1s ae,lIe.iioh inward. 3 o0oo alie+ q .and
~, acre. Tb,s M abS9, var, ,@o ~,
sold before i, vs. owned ~ Cen Tlarrial foi
* dollars per acre OF upwafis q $50 600, anc
"a5 ,1ia e = cheap y W priee ~ q "
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Tucker DO hard money Dsmoerllic loco f5c,
f senator for the County Of Lovndcs There wsr,
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