The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1840-12-17
from tie MalisoEian.
TRENDS OF HARRISON AND Reform
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nus CoulesI so long CONTINUOUSLY tA
clliag and exbauslng as tina, which has Just
boon Lroaghlto a close, il is natural that tbe
public MAD should desire (or time 81 leas'
some tTauqulInya repose. 10 this desire
/, may be readily imagined, We most sin
cerely and cordially participate. The grea,
Object far which we took up arms apd en-
tered the thick of the Gsh,, and dealt the
heaviest blows Of which We were capable
agans, enemies who, We knew had nerved
themselves for death Struggle, Is accom-
plIshed the victory is won-lhe spollemen
and experimenters have been sentenced 10
baushpout--lhe leader Of the triumph is
one whose character and past career attest
that the glory Of the achievement viii bG 70.
d,mmed by a single excess-aDd tha, the
victory will be used with justice and mod
Grafton worthy Of the best days Of tie RI
public. Gladly, under these circumstaa.
ces, would We lay down onr erms 10 the
hope that those who have been arraycd
against US, would practically carry cot 10
their own condact, the maxim Of the Illus,
lrious Jefsrson, whose name they profess
10 venerate, ond whose precopts they pretend
70 ioilow--,hst "An acgulescenco in the
decision Of the majority 10 the vital priDci
PIE of Republics" Bon !, is very evident
70 Us, calmlv contemplating thu COURSE Of
solc q! The rsderal Loco iocs leaders, and
consider The tone Of their Recognized organs,
that this PATRIOTIC Conduct is net 10 be ex.
pected from the defeated party. On the
contrary, the most extensive and Skiliuiiy
devised arrangements are already on foot
Coz collecting The remnants Of their defeated
hosts, and for yecons,rnc,ins out Of them a
fuctiop, whose resistance 10 ibo adninstra
- Cen. Harrison may ever be counted
( upon as tal'tu - iaReriblc and WHOSE
motto VII be, hcnceforth "alcrustr~ and
incorporating opposition"
Look, we eniraat our ln,eligen, and re.
iiecuus renders. TO the tone and temper Of
The leading organs Of he late dominant, but
no@ overwhelmed Federal loco loco party
,ook q, the articles Of the Globe, tho Rich
mond Enquirer, aud the last impfUdsut cir
cular Of that boggar for eieeRosyuary sup
port, Amos Kendall. What TO they show
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which shall give an 0nprinclpled aud fac
/ ttoes opposition TO the measures Of the com,
ing Administration, right or wrong, hu,tha,
a corps OF mstcenary scribblers is 10 DO as
,ublIshed. "ho will take care that the best
measures Of those who are 10 GONE into pow.
err after the fourth Of March. shall bs mis-
represented into faolis and those faults ex.
hiblted 70 the public through spsctaces Of
wonderfully ma.nliyng poyer.
Their hatred TO General Harrison, aud
bis leading friends, is equal to the deissis.
ton which the celebrated Potency meui.
tested for his opponents 10 the Ministry, IN
letter 10 bis I.iend Swift Should be
sorry 'hcg had the me,7t of doing any thing
right" They will labor lnduslriousy to
produce The impression that those vito have
SO stsna.iy overcome them do noIhn. right,
aud cannot do good to the country. For
tbs purpose Kendall ond Blair, and Richjs
and their allies, and suhordira,cs, and
echoes, who have been so long engaged in
The wretched but Ineffective dradgery OF
palia,;ng the m,s5eeds Of the present doom
ed Administration, and assatIlng the charac.
ters Of true patriots and lo09rable states.
men, will continue to DO banded together.
They viii cndeapor 10 load the successors
Of their present patrons, rs vas said by Swift
Of the Vaccinations Of the little low paru
san scribblers Of his own time" with as
much ufamy as the mos; iuvelerate malice
and envy can suggest, or the most stupid
ignorance and cteduh,y in their under!iDss
can swallow"
We warn our friends at this early period
that one Of the most busy, industrious, per.
severna, visilant, onscrupulous, and dis.
honest factions that over rose in any age, or
any country, is TO DO organized and stinu
lated 10 IFS utmost power against them By
all the inducements which are mos, poser.
fully persuasive upon such men as must
compose il. Although 90, breath may op.
pear now TO disturb the deep serene Of the
prospect Of ,hoss who have supported Gen.
Harrison--ali although Mother eye or onr may
dotect a symptom Of any approaching TEN.
pest of pposition--housh the skies NAV be
brlghi--yet under the horrizon there are
masses Of thunderclouds, which have issued
from the vexed ABYSS of Loco Focoisn,
charged with the elements of destruction.
This is q fact not TO produce distfost of the
future much less the slightest alarm.
But il should impress oPon Us all the no.
cessiiy of continuing the system Of orgaul.
Zalion, union, and honorable discipline
which was pursued with snch success during
the campaign that has Terminated. ltshould
summon up, in US all, the resolution, the
wisdom, tho eaergy and tue prudence which
have characterized the opponents Of misrnle /
throughou, tho whole contest. These quail. 4
ties will be required again - opposition TO
enemies jmplacable as they we're once pow.
INSCRIPTIONS and daring as ever
and desperate from their present crcum.
stances.
Let US then earnestly call upon the Har.
rison Relormers throughout the country
those who have contributed to promote the
ascendancy Of Democratic Republicanism,
and wish to see il secured aud perpe,uated,
NOT to sleep on their posts. lie, activity,
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