The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1840-02-20
Extravaganza Of bringing R0gues 10

Extravaganza Of bringing Rogues 10
Justice.
Our next door neighbor 10 bis new zeal
for Loco foco ism, falls into the miserable
system OF misleading on the subject of the
public printing. The Wings are charged
by him with extravaganza Of las, sessions
printing. A mass IN the villanly was
perpetfated by Government defaul,ers.--.
Messrs. Wise, Bond, aud other Wings IL.
sisted en- an Investigation, and il required
mass Of printing to disclose the facts TO the
nation. Thisis the extravaganza of which
this newly ayowed advocate Of the Admin.
isiraiion complains, and really it ouituns
any thing We had expected. We had ex.
pected the Globe and other worn out hacks
of the Government to fiad fault with eveiy
thing and every body instrumental in drag.
sing forth the treasury rogues and exposing
them: % Mr.. Wise, Mr.. Bond aud the re-.
prints of certain documents, that paper has
been IN the habit Of endeavorIng TO excite
oil the prejudice that it could excite: THIS
was natural enough.
mo rogue Ger felt the halter draw
With good opinion Of the law
But for our friend and neighbor, Who, IL we
remelber Alright, at that lime protested 10
be in favor of the NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. TO
take up the complaint Of the GLOBE on this
score is astonishing. Why our uelehbor.
system OF Economy is an odd one (: Not
long since he joined IN heartily With Mr.
Calhoun's schem- Of giving away the Public
Lands 10 save the expense Of keeping hen:
now he would let Collectors and Sab treas
arers plunder aud steal with impuniiy lest
printing The matter for The people should
cost too much money. We believe this /,
I the first number 10 which The Catoljpian
has unveiled self aud come out cand,dly
for the Administration. Little Van mus,
Ihluk ths Is DOING yeoman service in a no.
vice.
1 We will remind our nelghbor that the
/ Administration have always bad a msioriy
IN the House, and Il they had dared The,
would have prevented THIS extrnysEance--
but they were afraid of lhe people. Caro-.
! liza Iid'ckman.
J. 4. Byaan.--1he correspondent ofthe
Baltimore Patfio, tells the following cap.
tai Juke on thus gentleman:
J Mr. Byuum then took the floor, aud pro.
ceeded al great length to defend Marn
Van Ruten, democracy, &c. endeagorlns
I 10 prove that the President vas North.
srn man With Southern principles = aod
tina, the Wings were ideulifed with thu
abolIlionis,s throughout the country, whlle
the " democrats sere their McoupronIs
lng enemies. lie commenced reading a
Isi of yeas and meas on 40 abolition ques
ton which had been decided some years
back, to prove that the Wings have alsays
voted with the AboltIonisis, aud when liz
came 10 the BIS he made sudden stop
bu, was called on by Mr.. Granger To pro.
coed, ~hen there appeared recorded the
name Of Jesse A Bynum," in coniunctioa
with that Of Messrs. Adams and SIade -
This OF course created great mitlh at tho
expense Of this great defender OF "demo
Gratis and democracy" aid would be chan.
pou Of the South.
Analysing inclden, occurred IN the Ten
ncssce House Of Representatives on Saiur
day, the l@rh ultmo. II seems that Mr.
BAtGn, Of Hawkins made some motion,
which N The confusion Of the House was 10,
heard. Thereupou he started Up 10 a grea,
rage, aud exclaimed, ilat If no notice vas
70 be taken Of bis moiions, he h,ped lbe
tioJse would graft him leave Of absence
during the rest Of the session. Forthwith the
House resounded with leave r. " leave r
leave !" OF course The Chair pot The
question, Shall the nember from Hawkins
have leave Of abseuccl Nh. Bnugh called
for the yeas aud nays. When about three.
quarters Of the roll had been gone through
With, Mr, Martin, Of Naury, said he vas
authorized by MIR. g., to Withdraw the mo.
too for leave OF absence. The Char re.
marked that Mr. Baugh could not vlthdras
the motion BY proxy, hut must make tho
motion himself. Mr.. Baugh then proposed
himself TO withdraw the motion. Mr.,
Fletcher insisted that these motions were
out Of srder; that tho roll mus, FIRST be gone
through with, and the question decided
then ii The member from Hawkins choss to
ask to be teinsiated, he could do so. The
Chair directed the Clerk 10 proceed with
the call, which order wac promptly CON.
Piled with, aud the leave asked was granted
| by vote Of Al TO 81.
So Mr.. Baugh, sorely against bis wiIl,
has leave Of absence for the res, Of the SIS.
sion
We conclude to day the Speech Of lhs
Hon KENNETH RAySrR. A more master.
y defence OF State Rights. we have never
seen; tho language--s,yle--re
lacts--d eductIons--npplicatlons and cooclu'
SONS, all show that he possesses a higher
order of taients than his wnrmest friends
ever conceived talents, which when prop.
erly developed, never fail 90 secure tho pos.
SCISSOR tina, need Of appreciation which !,
always attendant on superior intellect and