The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1840-10-01

.lpow1 "a tho CstSisiaisR OF tie IL nised States.
which sacred instrument contains ample proyi
son TO enable the People and the Ststes 10 make
An election according TO the law Of the land. but
because | believe him to b, Wing in pyinei0Ie
:, Washington, and Pendleton, ana Henry were
"a Democratic Wig, for his country against
The world. but never for the purposes Of an ntol.
aunt marty. | wish him to be elected bee,i,s,
h has proved himself TO be an honest man. nrI
"a possess that high degree of moral COURAGE
which will prompt him TO encounter any DANCER
10 do his duty honestly and faithfully; and be.
cause an sure he does not possess that atroeions
L,rdihood-misnamed courage--which would
prompt him reckessly 10 ri0late the Constitution.
ii he should be elected | am convinced he will
,ppoint 10 office no man bat such as he shall be
..sired shonest and capable, and faithful TO the
PROSTITUTION and laws, aud am equally sure he
will remove none from Office but such az be NAV
ind TO have bean incompetent, or such as were
appointed upon mere party principles; and, above
M no viii DO whatever is lawful, necessary, and
pfoper TO PIT the country in a state of defence and
sa1rd effective protection to the frontier settle
7sn,s, aud prove by his official acts, rather than
~ PROMISES that may be broken, that he viii be-
he President OF the United States, and never the
President Of a party"
1 ~
.on's once seemingly devoted but late qussfioaa.
n, friends, that, while under his Immediate com.
maud in 1913, endeavored 10 shield lin from
the iarigues Of some Of those dangerous friends.
e ,esis,ng their attempts to forestall public opin.
ion By lswlcss combination to vindicste, in idle
roris and opinions, lis conduct, which could BE-
v,njicsted in proper manner only IS actions;
ald which he was then preparing 10 yIndicate, and
M ,oon yindlcA,c, by vigorous movement upon
. enemy. ! then coutcnded and % sldl CON
|cnl that the right way 10 tindlcate public of
rsr s. 10 snppfoss no fact, sustained Or saslaina.
By truth
aoihirg rIirnuAte, nor set down aug Ii inm4iee
10 give him igorous support by qcts. "a.
p ih4u ny u3rds then withheld ny sign4.
NE and sirnuopely opposed lhe signing Oh tie
81 Of certain inexperienced general tud fa!d
| err of be army, psPrr Whieh could aol
~ without violation Of mil,tsD Aa. But
y tia, / ain no longer undaf The sonmand Of J
.n. !! frison-now that hundreds OF aciimoni
seu3hlcfs are entcavoung 10 cover him with
ilm,ton, and, amoag them, mournfl. to IL! ate,
! Who. Wi'h '!cndcrot o!alma Gpon the m4gna. d,
ats o! his enemies OF tho syiap1ihF Of hss
ll. his boon himself rrrnei from tie taars u
!t,riclioa, and hoHorcd y ID mime sared to @
@ /
/ b. 'fyuis 10 have been
5ru 100 tho unls,fss--has narrowed his mind. -,
q to panty gwen ? what wss meant for man
k.al'
!, volunteered TO throw tbs weight Of he srer
gauftr fefaeHce into tho scale Of fancoron- il
~ scandal against the honest the aniilblc. the
gnn4ted patriot. William Henry Isrnson. ia
10 haa l'uly remained ~ digniird retirement a,
many ycar', and fur riofc bard aud faithful
vice than ans United States officer uow living til
!. ever rendered has remained unrewaflsd and !,
noticed, rotieed with tbs alternate SMILES
buHtilrgs 81 continuing factions; un4er VA
b. rHcumstanceS | eapno, hesitate, thaaRh Il.
|,o.ic.'rd by hin, 70 write q letter Tor bits Ytnai
n. hyi1g with equsl cheeFfalne.f. IL Tie 60
y lr!s si the Fequss. Of Gen. jackson. writ "A
more than one letter 20 yindlcate be- conduct ~
inst tho attacks Of bis and my aa iYiendsa H.