The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1840-11-12
NEW Jersey ro TIE UNION.

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NEW JERSEY TO THE UNION.
INDICATED and regenersled New Jersey
speaks TO her sister States OF the Uuion.-
Nobl, have her sons redeemed the honor OF
their gallap, Commonwealth. They have
already buckled on their armor for the
coming conflict. Let them "tTusi IN
Heaven, and keep thor powder dry"
NEW JERSEY ELECTION.
To TUE DxnocRArIc WINGS OF rnE U. STATES !;
The Democratic Wig Central Commit
tee for the State Of New Jersey, announce
TO you, at The earies, momen, ,ha, II could
be satisfactorily asccrtained, With hearts
bounding with emotion, the glorious result
of the late elections IN New Jersey.
Brethren, you have sympa,hlsed with US
in our peculiar sutierngs; for which We
thank you. Rejoice With Us nov, IN our
peculiar joy.
The people of New Jersey have seized,
with honorable engeruess, upon the first op
por,unity 10 assert the rights aad dignity,
aud maintain unsulied the honor OF New
Jersey. The last Congressional election
in this State, was so close that both parties
claimed the result; bu, now, the Wings
have clear and Guquestionsble majority
Of more than 1900 IN the popular vote.
They have elected the entire representa-
ton, 10 both branches OF tue Legislature,
from 10 of the Is counties, into which the
State is divided. In every county where
they have heretofore been successful, they
have again succeeded aud 10 almost all oI
these with greatly increased majori,ies.--
For the FIST tune 10 several years have
they carried the county OF Salem and also,
the county Of Monmouth. Quo Of the strong
holds Of the Administration, and 10 which
the Wings diJ rot intend a fev weeks ago 10
make ony effort.
The House Of Assembly consists OF So
members. Ot,hese The Democratic Wing,
have elected Al leaving the Ad1aInistFs
ton party II.
The Legislative Council is composed Of
IS members, one from ehch county. Oh
these, l3 arc " hiss, aud 3 Administrator
men.
So that in The next Legislature Of New
Jersey, on JOINT ballot. the state Of parl,e,
viii be, Democratic Wings 10 Admin.
tration men % Democratic Wing majority
II. Last year II was 10.
Our patriotic Governor, endeared to Us
by the prosecutions he has suffered for bts
enthusiastic fidelity 10 the performance Of
his prescribed duties, will be reappoivied
by larger suffrage than he has ever yet
received.
Each one Of those five men, who have
been placed 10 the Congress Of the Union
as our Representatives, not by us. but by
the strong arm Of the Federal Government
and by spurnIns the broad seal Of their
Stale, is condemned, not only " the whole
of New Jersey, but by his own constituents
"a bis ovn county, where be has most
friends. Yet two Of those counties, have
been, heretofore, Administration counties
In New Jersey we regard the result OF
this election, IN but one grea, point of yiew
as the triumph Of New Jersey over the en-
'StbftH vi WV AthtN VI Nt4I trAautinfiEl lhNn
aud government, over the elements Of an
archy end mob rlle as ina successful de
fence against malignant aud mighty foes,
of the sacred emblems ana institutions, be
queaihed Us by our fathers. We are re
minded, however, IN addressing yHu, oi
What concerns you az much as Us, that thus
result secures the appointment Of Wing
to the Senate Of tho United States, IN The
place Of Carrot ID Wall, whose term OF
service vii expire on the fourth Of March
uexf.
Thus much Cor tie past, We offrr It
TO yop as the guaranty Tor the future Fo.
that future We have already buck!cd on our
armor, The notes Of preparation are sound
iug over hills and plalns. We regard the
battle only as glorously begun; aud are
determined that 1t shall be more glortously
ended.
JAMES WILSON, j. NJ. REDMOND,
X. ii. SHREFE, Z v. HORNER,
JAMES r SHERMAN.
Trenton, Oct. II, lsiO.