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Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1840-05-27
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Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1840-05-27
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The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1840-05-28
Republican WING Ticket.

Rg At the solicitation Of his friends
JAMES w. OSBORNE, Esq, has consented
70 become a candidate to represent the
County of Mecklenburg in the next Legis-
lature in the Senate.
W At the solicitation of his friends w.
/. DAVIDSON, Esq, has consented to be-
come candidate TO represent the County
of Mecklenburg in the next Legislature in
the House of Commons.
- At the solicitation of his friends J.
7. DRAFFIN, ESQ, has consented to become
candidate to represent the County OF
Mccklenburg in tie next Legislature in the
House of Commons.
DS At the solicitation of his friends,
Eli STEWART, Esq, has consented to be-
come a Candidate to represent the County
Of Mecklcnburg in the next Legislature IN
the House of Commons.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1840-05-28
STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA.

MECKLENBuRG COUNTY.
Court Of Pleas d Quarter Sessions, April
Term 1910.
DR.. D R. Dunlap}
ps, Original Attachment
Edward 5. Bath.
Levied on Negrs Girl named Esther.
ET appearing 10 the satisfaction of the Court,
I'll that the defendant is no; an inhahitant of this
State, Orsered. therefore, that publication be made
six weeks in the Charlotte Journal, that unless
the defendant appear at the next Court of Pleas
and Quarter Sessions, to be held for said county,
at the Court House in Charlotte, on the 18th Mon
day in July next, and plead, answer or demur.
Judgment by default will be entered against him.
Witness, Braly Oates, Clerk of ou- said Court,
at office, the 4th Monday Of April, A. ID, 1910.
B, OATES, C. N. C.
Price adv. $50, t40
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1840-05-28
MIR. MoREHEAD IN HALIFAX.

Ga Thursday last, MIR. Morehead, IN pur.
suance Of previous notification was IN our
Borough, and delivered to large audience
of between two aud three hundred persons,
an address which will moi soon be forgotten
by either party.
He spoke in the building in which the
Congress Of North Carolna, in The trying
crisis Of l776, deliberated upon, aud adopt.
ed the State Constitution. j he building
uow belongs to Mr.. NJ. ferrail; aud on this
occasion, III the true public spltlt-the spirit
Of liberty -%hlch distinguishes the ln,elll.
gent SOUS OF the Emerald Isle, wherever to
be found, he generously threw open two
large rooms, in one OF which the ladies',
who bonored the occasion, sat, and, in the
other, the gentlemen.
Mr.. N. occupied about three hours in de
Iivering bis address, aud was listened TO with
profound aueut!on aud applauded with ma
ny cheers.
His speaking is clear and distinct; his ar.
gument connected, aud his language plain,
simple and to the purpose. Ills manners
are unaffected and his face full of good iea.
lures aud cheertuIness. Ii his cause ls not
a good one, aud his prospects not tia:terIng,
the face is no index Of the heart.-Itaivdr
Advocate.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1840-05-28

/ by D. ]. + elmer Tie O&ctrs y The IN
dePtndfAi GrGys They execute manfully ADD
. cheeretully the duties Of their station.
/ By Col NJ. w. Alexander. The Anniversa,
I ry Of old Meckenburg's Independence never was
more enthusiastically celebrated-May il never
be less so while there Is trace Of Republican
principles left.
BY John Penman. Our Candidates. May they
be men possessed of the same mind and principles
as the heroes who raised tho standard OF Freedom
upon the goth of May, rs.
BY J. A. McGilyrsy. The FAR Scr. The
protection Of infancy, the solace OF manhood and
terror TO old Bachelors.
BY 4. N. Alexander. The Mecklenbug Irish
Of rs Real Wings they had the intelligence
TO know their rights, Independence enough 10 as
sert and courage TO defend them.
BY Charles Overman. May the Farmers Of
our country this year realise plentiful harvest
OF such produce as may command good prices
and through them may mechanism aud morchan-
die Of every kind flourish.
by John Penman. NOrth. Carolina May her
enemies never tread her plains, eat her corn or
hiss her bonnie lassies.
By Col. VI. w. Alexander The company re-
sent show zeal worthy Of their cause--though
torrents Of rain are descending YET increased in
vigor-like their foreflthers they stand shoulder
TO shoulder 10 procim their allegiance TO, and
determination IN their noble work
By Charles Wilson. MAY the Independent
Griys ever unite az a band of brothers
BY WIN. Overinan. The sons Of Columbia
the brave and the free, long may they stand un.
dauntcd by uaught.
BIZ 5. W Neal Old Mec1leaJurg. The fir,
to declare Independence, may she be the last to
surrender it.
By John 5, Kec. Here is to the Fair Sex Of
Charlotte, which is numerous
By John r Gorrell The Soldiers Of The Re.
uoiuh0R Let US revere the memory ai the dead
and our country take care Of the Surviving few.
BY Alex, Bethnne. Tie Aacucqa Flag.
Nay II wave o'or the heads Of the brave,
As long the earth bears plant or tho sea rolls
a wave.
By WIN T. Robinson. The Ladies Of Chr.
iohe fair and comely and but iow that are
homely.
By John Penman May the bright Star of Ii.
bcrty that FIRST rose on America never set until il
llumine the globe.
By Benz. Morrow. hdependea: Grays. From
their enthusiastic zeal may they increase in nun.
bers increase IN spirits and be ready At all times
70 defend and MAINTAIN tie rights OF their coun.
try's call.
By J. +. Bouchelle. The Fair Of Mec!Iea.
burg. Possessing health, wealth and beauty sur.
plssed only BY their intrinsic worth.
By d. Folsom. To the Hero that welss the
red Plume aud large Horn-may he ever keep
bis muskct bright, powder in his horn and plan-
ty Of balls and be ready when called on 10 use
them in defending his country.
By C. T. Alexander, Tie Officers Of he In.
dependent Gfays.
81 Vim. Carson, Jun,
Tie Mecklcuburg boys,
Whom no tyrant can scare
My they ever stand firm,
prop 10 tie fam
Ry David Jlmson. Here IL hoping that ali
who are sailing on the ocean OF love may havo
a calm voyage and arrive s4h!y i. the pga Of
m4trlmony
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1840-05-28
YOUNG MEN,s CONVENTION.

We give this week a lengthy account Of
the Convention Of loung Mon, lately held
IN Baltimore. We could not shorten j,
without ~poi'ing the interest and We arc
certain no Wing will get tired Of reading
the proceedings. Never before has there
been such an asscHblase IN this Country,
aud many Of those present lack words %
give any thing like description Of the
moral grandeur Of the scene. 10000 or
10000 persons drawn from the different
section, Of lhc country ior what -
To as~l,, IN eleyatiug 10 the Presidency
VIM. II. HarSison---a man who has shown
himsclfa friend 10 his Country a, al times,
am aho is tie Peoples Candidate.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1840-05-28
From he Fayetteville Oj:6Ypsr.
REMARKABLE FACTS.

The more the subject is examined into,
the more are we struck with admiration Of
the wisdom and sagacity of the Harrisburg
Convention in the nomination OF Gen. Har.
rison. The following table tells tale OF
popular feeling which surprised US.
10 1886, Mr.. Webster was run in Mas.
sachusetts Judge White in Tennessee,
North Carolina, Alabama, Georgia, Missis
sppi, Arkansas, Louisiana and Jointly with
Harrison in Virginia; whilst South Carroll.
ma voted for hlaugum. Gen. Harrison was
run in the following 10 States only
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1840-05-28
Poplar Vofs. EleliarglVote
StatcS
552. SOP $50, 1928

1t will be seen, that in these Is States,
Van Buren,, With the aid Of Jackson's great
popularity, received but q ,s2l votes more
than Harrison, though the latter had only
been a candidate for short time, and had
been out of public life for many years. 1t
will be seen that he carried Z out OF tho Is
States, and that change Of u, 420 votes III
the States OF New York, Pennsylvania, and
Rhode Island, with the ~ Electoral vote,
in the States which he carried, would actu
ally have elected him President OF the Uni
ted States
All this happened at time when the
Wings we're divided, and in some sort dis,
pirlted; when they bad the overwhelming
popularity Of Jackson to contend against
Now, we are all united Van Buren, has no
popularity Of his own and the country Is
tired of suffering the evils Of msgoyern.
ment. OF the States which voted for Van
Buren, then, Connecticut, Rhode Island, and
Virginia have already, expressly under the
banner Of Harrison, thrown of the shac
kles; and New York, Pennsylvania, and
North Carolina stand ready to follow in the
footsteps, to say nothing Of Massachusetts,
Tennessee, and Georgia, which voted for
Webster and White.
Who doubts that Harrison will be cleo
ted Not We.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1840-05-28
United states Branch Mint,

N7'HF TVIFVi N ~ -0I74J ~Vi INfU' y
RROPOSALS will be received until the LIST of
d July next, for furnishing the Mint with IF
" cords of good WOoD-Oak and Hickory.
The offer will state al how much per cord, dc.
lrered and corded at the Mint The contractor
can have from the LIST of July TO the LIST of Sep
tcmber 10 furnish the Wood, but the whole amount
contracted for must be delivered by the Let day of
September next.
Persons DESTROYS of furnishing will direct their
endorsed Proposals for Wood,"ts
JNO. II. WHEELER, Sup'dt
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1840-05-28
STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA,

MEChLENBURG COUNTY.
Court Of Pleas d Quarter Sessions, april
Terra, 1910.
Margaret A. Dunlap
p,;.; e, ~.
The Heirs at Law of e'i'ion '0' DO"e'
John J. Dunlap, decd
Er appearing 10 the satisfaction of the Court,
"A that George II. Dunlap, one Of the Heirs at
Law Of said decd IS net an inhabitant Of this
State, Ordered therefore, that publication be made
six weeks in the Charlotte Journal that unless
the defendant appear at the next Court of Pleas
aud Quarter Sessions, TO be held for said county,
at the Court House in Charlotte, on the 4th Men,
day in July next, and plead, answer or demur.
Judgment BY default will be entered against him.
Witness, Brsly Oatss, Clerk of our said Court,
at office, the Attn Monday of April, A, D, ls4O.
b. OATES, c. NJ C.
Price adv. S55 tau
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STATE or NORTH CAROLINA,

MECKLESBURG COUNTY.
Court of Pleas d Quarter Sessions, April
Term, 1S4o.
David Parks and Jennings B. Kerr p,,;,i0, ~ ,s
Jas. A. Carnes, Guardian of John ,or,''i,.sbir-
n. Sesbit and Mary A. Nesbit, J
ET appearing to the satisfaction OF the Court,
III that the defendant is not an lnhabltant OF this
State, Ordered, Therefore, that publication be made
six weeks in the Charlotte Journal, that unless
the defendant appears at the next Court Of Pleas
and Quarter Sessions, to be held for said comfy,
at The Cour, House IN Charlotte, on the 4th Mon
dav in july next, and plead, answer or demur,
Indictment BIZ default, will he entered against him.
Witness, Braly Oates, Clerk of our said Court,
at office, the ith Monday of April, A. D. le40.
3. OATES, C. NJ c.
Price adv, $50. t4O
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vs. Or. For and Mr.. Pyron.-We dc

ss'' Or. For and Mr. Pyr0n.-We do
not wish to interfere in family quarrel,
but justice to an homes, and respectable
citizen Of our county demands that we
should give place 10 the communication Of
Mr.. Pyron. in another column. Organi.
zaiion, discipline and management; have
not Yet gone 50 iar as 10 prevent an iuilr.
ed man from complaining. That Mr.. Py.
ron was denounced in consequence Of hts
fidelity to the southern portion of the coun-
~ we can readily believe, because DR.. Fox,
his seyerest prosecutor, it is well ascer
tanned, was hostile to division OF the coun.
" two years ago. 1t can be proved that
he cxcried himself 10 procure petition
against dividing the county before he left
for Raleigh, and since his return has pro.
uounccd the idea Of a division as absurd
visionary aud ridiculous, DR.. Fox, more
over boasts Of his influence in the demo-
cratic party as he calls il, and did threaten
before the late meeting in this place that,
unless candidate was nominated who suit.
ed his views, he himself would be a can.
didatc.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1840-05-28

EATCHEz DESTROYED hr TORN ADO.
The Steamer T,eksbErg, Captain Gree,
arrived al New Orleans on the 9th, furnish
r. tho following particulars OF Tornado
|shleh took place IN Natchez 10 Thursday,
Tlh inst, which We copy from the Bli'ftia,
The devoted city Of Nachez vas visited
yesterday 18th one of the most awful ard
distressing calamllies il has ever been our
fate 10 witness, Yesterday, about > O'Clock,
". NJ, dark cloud made ITS appearance ~
The south west, preceded BY continued
roar Of the winds. As II came on swiftly,
aod With tho speed Of the winds, It was met
BY another which vas waited from directly
the opposite point Of the compass. A dcs
enp'lon Of the sublime spectacle which tot.
lowed is beyond the power Of language to
convey. Al the moment oil tho Conclusion
large masses of seeming white spray were
precIptated TO tho earth, followed by such
roaring Of the wind, as 1t old Eolus hun.
r'i was there guiding and directing the
storm. Houses were d,smantlcd OF their
roofs, and then almost immediately ieVelIed
with the earth. The air was filled With
bricks and large pieces Of tlmbcr-and even
heavy OK carts were upItited aud thrown
hundreds Of yards from their original post
hon. About 90 flalboais lying ~ port
were drified from shore and sunk. The
Jerry boat plying between Natchez and TIT
opposite shore, caps,zed and sunk, and eve
" ono on board supposed to have persisted
The steamboat Kinds was capslzed ant
sunk. The steamboat Prairie had her cab
10 entirely taken oil, and crew nearly oil
lost. The two Hotels in the city, one partl,
and the other entirely blown TO the ground
aud almost every house more or less injured
IL is impossible 10 tell how many were kill
cd, as the streets we're filed with large PIE
ces of timber, rendering them impossible
and the work of extracting the bodies iron
'ne lallen houses was not completed. Whe'
The Vcksburg left, some Is or 20 bodle
had been found. II was very difficult 1
effect landing, as every house under tn
h'll, except five or six was blown down
and the river filed with floating fragment
Ol houses and fla, boats,
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1840-05-28

White Slarery.-. Gen. Harrison ischarg
ed with voting in favor Of White Slavery.
It is not true. He voted IN favor OF letting
convicted criminals gain freedom BY work
ing out their time. But The Van Buren,
men of Missouri, Thomas Il. Benton's State,
have actually ard but lately, passed law
au,horising free white men 10 be taken up
and sold into slavery. They have commit.
ted the very offence that they falsely charged
upon Gen, Harrison, Here is an illustra.
tion which we copy from the Louisville
Journal Of March l0.-Iorch Light
The Editor Of the ST. Louis Republican
says, that few days ago, be saw white
man in that city taken up as a yagrant, aud
publicly sold to the keeper Of a livery stable
for the sum of one dollar. This sale took
place under a law passed by the Missouri
Legislature of 1885, when both Houses
were composed almost exclusively Of loco
focos, and ii was approved by that leading
loco foco, Daniel Dunkin, then Governor Of
the State.
The men who voted for this law in Mis-
sour, are among those who affect 10 be
dreadully shocked because Gen. Harrison,
20 years ago, voted IN the Ohio Leglsla
ture TO sell, under certain circumstances and
for limited periods, the services Of convicted
criminals
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1840-05-28
MARRIED.

Ia Lincoln county on the 2lih inst, by tho
Rev. R. II. Morrison, Mr.. JOHN II. YOUNG,
of Statesyille, to Miss MAMMA $, daughter
of John ID. Graham.
Also, on the 2lst inst Nh JAMES +. POR,
TER, Of Mecklenburg county, To Miss NANCY,
daughter Of Mr.. Saml. Belty Of Lincoln county.
with the above IIymenial notices we acknow!.
edge our Foc1
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1840-05-28

The Tornado, On leaving Nalchez, ipi.
lowed ;he course The river about 5 miles
down. The Court House in Vidala was
levelled to the ground, and the Parish Judge
killed. The trees on the opposite side Of
the river, as well as those on Naichez Is
land, were all torn up by the roots, or strip
ped of their branches.
The damage done 10 the crops in the
neighborhood was very considerable, some
plantations being deprived Of all their fen.
ces, and others had every cabin taken away
N the storm.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1840-05-28
CHARLES r0N-MAY lG.
Negro for Sale.

ENOR Sale, valuable Negro Girl, about Is or
X II years old. Terms CASH. Enquire at
the Printing Office.
Nag 30, lo40. 35T
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1840-05-28

One Presidential 7'erm-iAc iHtsgtifg 6f Public
Serbaats-thc safety me- Pabiic Money, and
the general gogG et the PEOPLE.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1840-05-28
GOTH OF MAY.

Ihls day Wa. celebrated ~ thls town by
parade Of the Independent Grays and ai-
Ter parade exercising themselves by targc;
shooting Shaw w,nning the plume,
and also by a Dinner gwen to them by The
citizens Of tie town. The day was alto
gcther unlWomblc but Notwithstanding We
venture 10 say that It was never celebrated
with more zoal than on the present occa-
SION, although it raincd hard enough to
cool The courage Of the most jealous. We
were not out, but understand that they had
quite an agreeable time. Several gentle.
men addressed the company. After din
ucr aud before commencing 10 drink the
regular toasts, IN getting ready the cannon,
for firing as the toa.ts were drank, u or
10 cartridges exploded, and we are happy
10 SAY that no one was injured, although it
is surprising how all escaped.
The following IS the regular toaa's drank
on the occasion:
REGULAR T0ASTS.
/. Tie Day rc ctlfbIatc.
y Mfcklsabug County the Star Of The South
the Bethlehem Of Liberty.
3 TIE SjHarys n IT, NctkleRLurg Dctl3ra-
lion Of Indepeadence- thcg hare gone 10 their
fcirmd-ycgcs b. NTH them.
4 The Memory NJ Washington,
s. III, Memgry Of GsRerals Ddridson and
/ G,a5ap,-hc former f,H giorions'y oo0tendiHg
I for he iLsrhcs of Ats country and The iatf'r
lined 10 cnjog ne biessipgs u That independence
trhiri ,ras cogsroratei By has oteR blood and that
+ Of his corpaHigly,
/ 6 1lc Memory n La Fagstte and kosciusto.
/ !. The surrirag oEsos aud Sois'crs 81 The
Revolution,
4 =. T5s Constitution Of he United S'otss-let
II desce.a 10 postcrity Pnc rs re rccr'red u from
our ancestors.
/ .. The President Of The United States,
! 10 The Ina iran Congress.
/ H. or army and N1ry.
! IL. The GortJpoI Of North Carolina.
10. The American Far. " They hold mPrc
uarg ~ all that interesting domain 'rhsye torc
and teu8erpsss, and refinement Of thought ana
tCciiag rcside.'
VOLUNTEER TOASTS.
By VIM. II. Alexander. May that union ant
concord ovrr subsist between the citizens OF Meek
lcnburg and Cabarrus that did subsst on tins day
sixty. five wears ago, VI on the both May, l"5
By Jas. W. Osborne. Ii we would PerPctnat'
our institutions, We mus, cherish in ourselves thu
spirit of the Revolution.
By Col. NJ. W. Alexander Honor and graft
p,de TO the two Revolutionary Soldiers present
Mai. Thos. Alexander and VIM, BAN Alexander
MAY thoir presence on this occasion lnstiI new
fire and patriotic zeal in the minds OF their sue
ccssors.
BY Col. Wheeler. The memory Of me Pair
OTIS Of Mccklcnbwg Of IT'S. Their history
their countrys glory their heroic deeds tho PROUD
: est legacy to their descendants.
By II. r. Taylor. The Sons Of MeckicnbWG
May they bc always ready and willing to doien
5 the liberties guaranteed TO chem by that small bt
, patriotic band of heroes who dared to deola'
their Independence this day slxty-hvo years ag
BY s. A. Harris. The inside of Pine an
: the outside of Goose TO those who dispute u
5 authenticity of the Declaration OF MecklenbuT
County in l775.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1840-05-28

FROM THE NEW YORK COMMERCIAL ADVERTISER.
"ArTENrIov THE UNIVERSE - I" By Kingdoms
10 the night rheel, march !'-Such are the words
of command which the boys sometimes utter, in
irony, as a commentary upon the staggering of
4 pompous militia captain. We were reminded
of them by the bulletin issued by Amos Kendall
on resigning the Office of Postmaster General,
and addressed to the Public, in order, he says,
to satisfy the gBolc ,e0rid that he is not dissat-
isied with the President" &c. SC. Take no.
tee, therefore, King of siam, and thou of Tin
buctoo-Ah Paeha, and thou war.chef of the
Snake Indians--yea, all nations, Esquimaux and
Chinese, Turcomans and Tuscaroras, Burmese
and Britshers Pindarees and Perlyans, and the
Texans besides-that Amos kendall--reSgHed,
though no, dissati4fed-hast turned pcnny-a,liner
u for the Globe,
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1840-05-28

if Gen. Mckay wishes to know if any
changes have taken place IN this district
against the Enthusiastically o answer
that we know eight hereabouis, who have
thus changed. IVeare further assured, on
good authority, that there are twenty. five
persons in this community, who will throw
their first Presidential vote for Old Tip in
November. = Wilmington Advertiser.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1840-05-28
FROM GEORGIA AND ALABAMA.

FROM GEORGIA ND ALABAMA.
A letter from a leading and influential
citizen Of Tatnall county, Georgia, under
date of the I'd Of May, says: ~ go for
General HARRISON. | think he will ge,
the vote of Georgia without the crack OF a
whip"
A letter from another gentleman Of intel
ligence and observation IN the South says,
under date of May : "a have just return.
ed fom Alabama, and, from wha, | saw
and heard, have no doubt but HARRISON
riH carry that State By a rtry large and
triumphant mgjori'y,"-Nat. Iatel.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1840-05-28

Alabama. debt Of the State Of Ala
bama, according to the State Treasurer's
report, is ST., 400, COO. II is comprised IN
two classes of bonds called long and short
bonds. The latter are issued at two, four,
and six years, amounting to o,0oo,
and bear an annual interest of $500, 000.-
The other class of bonds amount to Sl0,-
10000, fall due at different periods be.
tween the year 1850 and 1886, and bear a
semi. annual lnteres, of $260,500.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1840-05-28

Religion in Teras.-The brig Susan
Mary, bound to Matagorda, has on board a
church with all its appendages, pulpit, pews,
SC. THIS building has been erected and
shipped by Mr.. James n. Wells, builder,
Of this city, ready for putting up.-N' l.
Jour. of Com,
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1840-05-28

The Milledgevile Recorder, the leading
paper of the State Rights party Of Georgia,
which originally placed Governor Troup's
name in nomination, has withdrawn it, and
signiiied its determination to CO operate
with its reform friends IN eleyasing Gen.
HARRISON to the Presidency.