The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1840-10-29
From the Baltimore PILOT.
WAR UPON PROPERTY.

Mr.. Van Buren's special patronage, aud
written by Mr.. Kendall, contains the fol.
lowing pregnant remark.
Ertract from hendoFs article ia the Demo
cratic Rerietr.
"The Only eristing party on which he
could rely for support in such position,
consisted of small section of the Demo-
cratic party in the city of New York,
which had assumed a distinct organisation
on the ground of hostility to the monopoly
of the banking system, and the fraudulent
talacy Of paper money-lasignt,cant IN
number, though powerful IN talent, enthu-
siasm, aud stern, true, radical democracy
AN object Of persecution to all the coun-
try at large only as the object of a vague
terror and random execratlon, under the
uncouth aud cuntemptuous designation Of
the LOco Foeos."
Now who were this small section of the
democratic party They were notorious
" the disciples of Fanny Wright, the ag-
grarlan and revolutionary spirits Of En-
gland, who found more eongenial soil
here than at home. As ii to inden,ily Mr..
Van Buren, with his party still more, Mr..
Kendall saws:
But, IN truth, the principles Of this lit
tie knot of sincere democratic rsformers
were those ARRAYS cherished by Mr.. Van
Buren,, and to which he had never been un-
faithful, throughout the whole course Of his
political llfe--being nothing more nor less
than those of pure and earnest dcmocra-
cy, illuminated by the light OF the soundesl
principles of political economy"
Now hear what Gov. Cas- SAYS OF the
French portion OF this disorganlziug fac
ton IN bis late work on France--he says /:
The following Is taken from the cat
echisms OF the secret societies Of French
Jacobns as proved in the public tribunals
Of France SINCE 1880: -
"Quesiton. political or sociai re
yoIution necessary
AnWer.-A social revolution. The
social state being gongrcned, to arrive at
a state Of health requires heroic remedies.
The people viii have need, during some
time, Of revolutionary poucr."
NoTr-by the author Of . France. its
Court and King" Mr. Cass. !" What
is he , meant by heroic rericd,es and ZERO.
fE,. adry poiocr, may BE- learned Ia Ihc his.
10y Of France during the dcspotism Of
Rubesplerre. 4 social revolution means
The destruc'ton Of alihe righfsof property "
"Qbss. w ho are the Arlstocrais ;"
Ans They are the men Of property /.
bankers, iurnishefs, monopoIists, large pro.
pretors, IN a word, landhnIders. who iatten
at the expense Of the people.
"Ques. Those who have rights with.
out fulfilling duties, like the aristocrats Of
the present day-do they make part Of the
people ~
Ans. They ought NOT 10 mckc part ~
the people. They are to the SOCIAL bod,
what the cancer IS TO the natural. The
first condition Of the return Of the body TO
health, IS the erftrpdtton OF the cancer
/ The first condition Of the return Of the 30.
oldi body 10 Just state, is the danihiiafion
Of the Arlstocracy."
NorE, By Mr.. Cass-s Or IN more do.
cent though not IN plaines terms, the death
! Of al rho possess property
In one of the journals OF these secret so.
ceies, privately circulated among the
members, II Is announced THAT the candl.
date ought to take the oails TO destroy
and contribute 10 the triumphs of the So.
cal condition, founded upon the equal di.
VISION OF ALL the products Of the earth and
industry"
The same Journal declares
" We want now more than change Of
men. Il the pressl ought to say, all that
IS connected with religious worship Is con.
trary 10 our progress while at the same
Tune Whenever people are religious they
talk nonsense"
Again this Journal says
There Is, then, but single resource
to employ rogicidc, lyrannicide, and AS.
sAssISATloN."
Again:
Yes, he who Is chosen FOR holy N
homicide, if hts life has been furnished
with the(t aud assassination, will become
free from spot and clear from all infamy.
as soon as he shall have washed himself
with the blood Of Kings o Virtue the
ponlard sole hope Of the earth, where IL
Thy sacred arm, when the thunder suffers
crime TO reign -
All the difference we can see between
the doctrines Of the Boston Quarterly and
! those of the French Jacobins is, that IN,
former is expressed under the guse Of
greater decency of language, being intend.
ed for the public eye, while the latter sneak
out plain being IN secret conclave BY them.
selves. The Boston Quarterly occasion.
ally disclalms, as a matter Of course be-.
cause It's proposals are rather startling.
but Immediately resumes its position aud
fortiGcs it,"
JAcKsoNvILLE, (llnors, Sept. %.
The cause of Harrison and Reform goes
hraveIy on IN Illinois. Though beaten in .
August, mot, as the State Register SAYS, BY f