The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1840-07-16

lltlcal friends IN Washington, that NORM
Carolina will certainly 60 for Van Buren,,
and that Saunders will beat Morehead 5000
votes. Let those believe 1t, who believe
tina, all intelligence and patriotism have fled
the good Old North State. These state.
ments are made for political effect abroad
our Senators cannot believe II themselves.
-Rateigh Register.
The SUB. Treasury Bill, has passed a
last by a vote of l24 10 l07. Charles Fish
er was wanting when the vote was taken
probably sick. This measure first origlna
ted with Pharoah, King of Egypt, has been
the nyariable companion Of the Despots oil
Europe and was proposed by Van Buren,
in limitation Of % out of u foreign govern.
meu,s. Il has been three REJECTED by the
Representatives, and had not the true Re-
representatives. Of New Jersey been violently
ihrus, from the Legislative balls, it would
again, fourth time, have been rejected
All the opponents of the Bill we're not IN
their seats when the vote was taken.-
Wig BdHacr.
A correspondent al Washington writes
US, that the revenue is so reduced, as TO
render highly probable, call, even at this
session, for another issue of Treasury Notes,
or an increase OF the Taril.-Idy. Obs.
DISREPUTABLE TRICKS OF THE FEDS.
We noticed few days since, a base for
gerry COMPUTED by the Van Buren, party in
Ohio, i'll sending out Circular to which
the names OF the Central Wing Committee
we're forged. A gentleman justfro Wash
ington informs US that hundreds of Mr.
George W. Hopkins circular-as low a
compound Of slang and Misrepresentation
as was ever coucocted by any man-has
been sen, TO the state of New York, under
the frank Of Mr.. Senator Talmadge. The
frank of course was forged, OF stolen. Mr.
Tallmadse never did, and We presume no
money could induce him TO endorse such n
budget OF bilingsgate and de;raction as tho
/ Hon. George WIS circular. The object
Of the imposition is very obvious. Hop.
I kins was last year warm Conservative, sub
scribed the statements Of the Report OF the
Investigating Committee, and was soundIy
dashed BY the Globe. 1t wus thought, that
his last years Conservatism, backed by the
frank Of Mr. Tallmadge, might give ere
dence and character to his defamation o.
Gen'l. Harrison.
We have another instance Of somewhat
similar forgery 10 our own State. The
Enquirer Of yesterday contains letter trom
Fauquier, which charge MIR. Wise with
ranking an indecent caricature Of Mr.. Va;
Buren, to citizen Of that county. Th'
Warren,on Times, received yesterday, ex
poses the base fabrication. The Editor G
that paper, as soon as he saw the carcatur
; and understood that il was iranked by Mr.
Wise, confident that it was forgery, ad
: dressed letter TO that gentleman. By re
turn of mail, Mr.. Wise replied, denying al
knowledge of The transaction, and affirming
that he had never fraaked caricature o
any kind 10 the county of Fauquier.
Ii would appear from these three lnstan
ces Of Federal forgery, which have come t
the public knowledge, that there is sys
tematlc design among the Feds at Wash
ington TO impose upon the country, by any
and all means. The falsehoods of thei
presses, numerous aud monstrous as they
are, are not adequate TO the critical cond
ton Of their fortunes. They do not scru
pie to add the penitentlary offence OF for
gerry TO the no less helnous offence, moral
", of fa!sehood.
Let the whole people be upon their guard
! 10 these despicable arts Of the Feds. The
) Federais,s Of '9S restored 10 sltnilar expe
dents, aud they are closely initiated in 81
that is bad by the Feds Of the present day
Richmond Wig.