The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1840-01-09
FOR NONRESIDENT,
JOHN TYLER, OF virginia.

'ohN LEkh. Us stFSkHsd,
dl'owing to necessary absence from town
for several days last week, We were unable to is
sue any paper from this office.
~ CoHgress.-Since our last, this body has
become organized, and tho Presidents Message
was presented to both houses on the 9th ult.
which we lay entire before ocr readers this week
In our next we shall endeayor to bring Up the
proceedings regularly.
b-Gen. Hergissa.-sinco the nomination of
Gen. Harrison By TIE Harrisburg Convention as
the Whig Candidate for the Presidency, the whole
kennel Of the Van Buren Press, Tray, Blanche
and Sweetheart, have sci mp the yelp and rang it
on all its changes Harrison is an IJoltoa.
ISL" "liAREIsoN IS AN AsoLrioSisr =" liar.
+ RIsoN ~ AN ABCLITIONISTi! Now,
we contradict in toto tina, Gen. Harrison is an
Abolitioui,t and call upon his dofamcrs to pro-
/ duco the proof We shall be able, in our noxt.
+ from an e1trct taken from an Address delivered
i by Gen, ilIrrison in Fincennes two years ago to
convince amy unpseudiced mind that the charge
is Jaise. Bat n the mean time, we invite atton.
uoe 10 an article 10 ) preceding column under
tho head Of "GeR Harrison and Mr. Van Bu.
rem" as well as the article below, which shows
with more senIb!lnce Of truth the charge Of Alb
clifton written agaius, Mr. Van Barren. Let the
people read the articles and ponder well ON tie
subject before they believe upon mere sly 80 owl.
denco tia: Goa. Harrison l. an A5oltiouist.
WHO IS THE FRIEND or THE SOUTH :
Il, ns examine into the Acrioxs Of Cen. llAR.
RfsoN and VAS BrprS, and rec which OF the two
is Justly chargeablo with eamity TO southern IN.
s,.tntious.
When thc Missouri question sprung OPP IN Con.
grcss, aud shook the union to its cen,ce, Gen.
lttRHtsoS was a member Of the House of Repre-.
scntziIFas Of Congress, and NAN BuRrS Il senator
ia the legislature Of Nrw.Y York. General HARRL
son was Instructed 10 yec sgaiaHi the admission Of
Missouri into the eonie3erscy as a slaVa 10
TAis tastTHcfsa he r. fused u odet. declaring las
recognition Of tie right Of instruction, INT, hat
he Gid usi conceive that the citizens Of Ohio had
any authority 10 NOODLE with the question that
IL was @ihlecs that cnacened ihr peopie of Mis-
souri, alone, and that BIZ constituents had 10 ius
power TO interfere IN thc M iitor. he therefore
ds,cgaf1ad the Instructions and lauled firmly IN
n r1uks Of tie soalh. For t4is he irse ejecfed
from Congress. and smother elected in his stead
Yes Goncr ! H,ReisoS ell the first sacr,fee IN
the defence " southern rights
But Whst was MARriS VS. Bears doing al
that period Of alarm and Prrll Was ho then a
" northern tnau with southern feelings p Dad
30 throw The influence Of his popularity 10 the
scale cf southern rights LIT the folloaing
prclmblo lHl resolutions adopted by the Senate
" Now York answer
Prranhs al Resolafjsas.-Whcrc : the IN
hibiing Pc further extension Of slavery ia these
DATED States, IS a subject Of deep concern TO the
people OF this State, and where's, we consider
slavery as an evil much to b. deplorcd, aud every
constitutional barrier should be- inierfosed to pre-.
vent IL further extension, and that tho consttu.
ton of The United Sutes clearly giving Congress
the night 10 rsq1irc Of now states, not comptc.
heuded Within The original boundaries Of toe Uni
ted States. too prohibiting Of slavery as a coudi-
ton Of their admission into the union There
fofr,
Regairsd at the honorable senate concur there.
ln.l That oar Senators be instructed, and our Re.
pr1scn'lilvcs ~ Congress be requested to oppose
the admission as a state into the union, Of any
territory. not comprised as aforesaid, making the
prohibition OF slavery therein an Indispensable
condition of admission.
On the goth Of January, 1870. the senate took
mp the resolution and passed the same unanimous.
ly, the following senators being present:
Ma,sry. Adams, Austin, Barunm, Barlow. /
Browne, Guilds Dudley, Dayton. Ditmiss. f.
vans Pennington Hammond Hart, Livingston. !
Loundbury, y VI rln, Moons, Mallory, Moore, !
Moves 7 me. Ross Roseurrlnu skinner, Swan, +
VAN buren,, Wilson, Young 30"
Here rs the absolute proof Of N,N BuRrS's aho. .
htiontsm. This dark and damniug sin should
not be lightly imputed 10 any one but when the
journals Of the state afford iucoutcs,ible evidence
Of the fact, II should not be withheld from the
knowledge Of the people
In tbs first contest the frs, great battle against
northern fanatcsm was fought and won. Won /
hv Cray and IIsRRIsoN against N,S BURES, and
his northern allies.
o. ilcr q very severe spell Of cold weather, /
and Snow for nearly two weeks on the ground
quito Sudden change tool, place on SUNDAY last,
and we now have pleasant weather.
1l- We have received two Numbers of the semi /
weekly Register, II is considerably improved in !
appearance, and we hope the Editor may meet /
with sufficient encouragement to warrant its con.
tinuance,
A roice from Ohio.-Extract of letter
to the Editor ol'lhe Baltimore Patriot, dated /
CAiHicofhe, Dec %, 1899
"HARRisoN and TYLER are received by the pco-
pie with tho most enthusiastic JOY. When the
were announced IN our city, 'the
d cp toned cannon echoed back the glorious
news, aud made the we.kin ring long and loud.
In the evening, our City WIS brilliantly illumina-
tod and tho largest aud most spirited meeting OF
tho people took place which was ever held in
Chllicothe."
Our Rail Rodd.--We take great plea
sure IN announcing the fact that the iron in.
tended Tor the Raleigh and Castor Rail
Road has arrived and as the delay in OBJ
tanning this material was the only impede