The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1840-09-24
NORTH CAROLINA.

The mos, amusing OF the '.humbugs OF
e day, tihe Enquifef will pardon Us the
g Of its iavor,le phtase, 10 the elaborate
! .5a q Richie, under tho sanction OF the
Democratic Association OF this City, 10
m back the O.J North State to the om
! aee al the Spoilers. just lhink Of The
oles,y q lbe effort The election has
.4laalll d favor Of the Wing caase BY
e1ofs laan coo, 10 despite u the efforts Of
i ch,sf men OF the party, Saunders
Eranae, BroNn. aud others; aud nov, ,
| ssa despair sits pictured on the face Of
|rtefy mothers son Of them, the Editor Of
he Eaqu.fer undertakes the task Of putting
b night, Admirable Bu, the achieve.
asul is altogether worthy the Prosess Of a
|eaaap,on who can stop locomotive by an
g4-h, and who ssears be wont play "allcr
E1'e far aoy body 10 the Charlottesville
|CJayeu,ion. But lei Us see the grounds Of
tie hope within hun os to North Caro-
.al lie says -
ia ibs summer Of 1886. Dudley WING was
- bat 10 the fall our inends rallied, and car.
fes Van Bugen by majority Of be'ween = and
% WHIST vas done 10 ls36, will PROBABLY BE-
toas gain"
The Baltimore Patriot thus triumphant
bloss up all expectations on tho score Of
rai!.ing 10 the fall"
"oar friends rallied in the f.l,' DID they
lets wee Spairhi received IN 1896, al the An
POST election. 3 COG votes, and vas defeated =
81 party. according 10 The Richmond Enquirer
aai aiaheartened bg their defeat. rallied ia The
nsihG fsll--ana how many votes did they poll
$500 Actually lost s. 81 votes, al the ciicc
& the rally Saeh is the argument q the In
gsiref, and i IL hy such sistomenis that he cN
e.cts 70 cheer tho dropping spirits Of bis friends
III places too low an estimate even on their lndg
tn, They kuow--,he Enquirer knows eve
j politician who has gwen the slightest attention
2 TIE Moth Carolina election knows, that III,
Stale j. Wing TO tho core. and has been 20 eve
Eaee the election of August, 1886. The slllJ
/ ,eemp, Of the Richmond Enquirer 20 make IN
Loco focos believe that the result Of tho election
Ct November 1896, was the effect Of their reilly
lrg must excite laughter, II not contempt. They
isos Tor the poll books prove It, that The elcc
l,l Of November was permitted by tho W ing
70 60 by default--that despairing Of success u
'he election throughout the country, they mad
- effort 10 carry tho State; and that, IA couso
glsnce, tho Wbg vote. which IN August was ~
~ fell TO - ,079 in November many as ~,
~ NblEs not going TO the polls. II IS ridich
Gus then for tnv Richmond Enquirer aud olhc
Loco foco prints, 10 atictnp, 70 impose on an.
tas tho statement that they carried the State II
November BY their party raliytng "-unloss b!
Htalyng" they mean they prevented $4,000 0
her opponents going TO the polls, and oeni 5O0
q their own party 10 keep them company
The North Carolnlans, who have sect
70" bulletin from tho Wlgwom in this city
ore at loss whether TO indulge thor m'r''
At the righteousness OF the attempt, or 4
give vent TO their indignation OF It's impu
donee. But whether they indulge emo
Nans or not, they assure us that all IS sal
fiefe, and that tho tides Of tho ocean arc
lIRely to be turned back as that North Car
Dina Is to be driven from her Wing princl
PES Richmond Wig.
New Jersey paper publishes copy {
Treasury Drafi on The Bank Of Amerlc
'of Two dollars and 90 cents, which
seems IS passing from hand 70 hand as cu'
,ehcy. The opponents Of the Sub Trcasur
scheme predicted tia, that would turn OF
10 be a Government bank IN disguise,
winch these Treasury drafts would DO III
'esnlar issue constituting new clrculatn
medium Na,'onal hteiligence''.