The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1840-08-27
Ern,n Re Cincinnati, Ga.ette.

From the Cincinnati Ga<etfe.
LOOK TO 1T IN TIME-DELAY Is RUIN.
The leading Van Buren, paper in the city
Of New York, the Evening Post, a shor,
time since claimed Presidents Vac Buren',
" present position TO be one OF Z" p,epata.
tlon for a future Series of public meamres.
Of which be has as ye, only been able 10
give US an inilla,ory sample. No final inca.
sure is yet consummaled The year lsil
is pregnant vih important ereais and ooa.
sequences and nothing has been or Can nos
BE- done but to prepare for tina, crisis. Il
Is then that our glorious Constitution will
understand IFS hardest trial"
The people Of this couuiry have learned
from sad experience the fruits Of the do.
s,ructlys policy Of the Adminis,ra,ion.-
The overthrow Of credit and business Of al
kinds. the reduction Of the wages of labor
aud price OF property, the universal distress
felt BY all classes, the insolvency Of iud,id.
uals, and the bankruptcy Of the Goyemmeai,
announce these facts 10 q tone not TO te
misunderstood.
Bot It seems The past runaus acts Of he
Administration are but iaiiIatoyy soFpia
Of a series II ptslie measures in prepara.
non. We had supposed Pandora'a boz tmp.
tied of It's evils, end ,ha, the people mlghI
be permitted 10 look for Cessation Of ID.
ADMINISTRATION experiments. Bot the prte.
ndni ertn.s Of lsil what are they
The first IS the Standing Army PROJECT,
which the ptesitrn, could not loo slfongB
recommend. The strong arm Of phya.
cal force " IS required 10 carry Ou, ibee
measures.
The second is Direct 1dyation, to carry
on the ordinary operations Of lhe Govern.
menl--ecommen ded i'll Congress By tie
leaders Of tho party.
The third IS to proRrate American Als
ntacfbres, AmcTieun Mechanics, dad he'd.
siruefiou IF The System Of free labor ssrs
commended BY Professor Brownson, va
Buren, Office holder, 70 the Boston Qu4hsi.
ly. ave say FRANKLY, (says Pfoiss,at
dat If there must always be- labofIng ~.
-;auon distinct from proprieiors and en-
ploysrs, We regard tho slave system as 10
eldedly preferable 70 the system Of sase
Wages IL cunning device Of the devil IN
the benefit OF tender conscicnccs, Nbn wog4
retain all the advantages Of The slave -
ten, wtihoutthe expense, trouble and od.sa
Of being slave holders Wc really believe
our NORTHERN SYSTEM OF LAB0s
Is MORE OPPRESSIVE aol Ms
CIllEVOUS 10 MORALS THAN TIE
SOUTHERN"
Tho fourth IA the OVER THROW o.
RELIGION AND THE CIT REL, MAJ
IT'S forms aud seets n accordance with 10
tur,berrecommendotion Of Professor Brost
son. The remedy he SAYS, Is fra q
be sought IN TIE DESTRUCTION Of
The PRIESTS. The Pres, ls lnlnr
sally fyrGHf, universally the easiara q
has brethren, and therefore, i IS Chr5aas
oy condemns hun" There must be no chs
OF men So, apart ard authorized, eilhe; b
law 81 fashion, to SPEAK 10 rs IN he macao
God or 10 belntcrpreius ofthe irord Of o..
THE WORD or GOD NEVER DROPS
FROM THE PRIESTS LIPS" WI
OBJECT TO EVERY THING LIN
AN OUTWARD VISIBLE CHURCH
10 EVERY THING THAT ~ IHN
RENOIESf DEGREE rARTAhh2
OF TUE PRIEST
The i'm Is an abolition Of me ia5ia
regulating he tranr7ission Of p~opo~'yfr'%
ne deccoTsd pare1i 10 has ohiiarc1 asa'
recommended by Professor BroWnson' h'
says, Thc hcrediiarg doScont Of ProFry
Is an anom9iy in our American gaH
" lltCll MUST BE REMOVED, or TIC
system itself will be destroyed, mon
shall have all he honestly acquires 50 l'of
a. he himself belongs 20 the wofld 10 't''a
he acquires II, but his powsr oper h'F'''
pcrfy must cease nth his life, and hS Fe
pcriy must hen become the property q w
State, to be disposed Of by some eqr'aOs
law, Tor the use OF generation which 'aH"
hIs place. II ~ GREAT measure, ana s's''
ing. The rich and business conHpa'g
rtH ncrer consent 10 n, and we think We
tno~ too much Of human nature to beF,5
nat II VIII be- effected pedccabW
be GGected only BY NE strong arm q pay
cal force ~
These are the destructive radical @e''
lures proposed to be consummalcd W Y"
PRESENT dynasty, IN 1912 to which ihe w,
Treasury md past acts are bit The fn'er'1s
ecdgc. When that millennium Of 'plO.
adlcallsm shall arrive, all the civil aoo "
lgous institutions shall be swept away
here shall be no more labor, nor way
or schools nor sanctuary, nor SOUND Of ".
hurch going bell, urging life and WIZ
cath comes, your property II you '",l
ave been lucky enough to have pre'en.,
ny IN such community, shall be 'sS,'
way from your wife and children OF"
idcd among the Puhlic!" And, 10 %''