The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1841-06-10
From tie Charleston Courier.

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From tie Charleston Courier.
TYLER AND TnE TARIFF ConpRoMlsr-
the SOUTHERN Mas WITH American Parser.
rLrs-SouFIERs RIGHTS aND THE CuNsrlrt.
ri0x-A National BANx AND the DIarKIau rloS
or rHE PrHLIc LANDS.
Union and State Rights Economy, liar.
E7ony, and Prosperity.
The great meeting Of the friends Of the
Administration of President Tyler, which
took place in this city, al the Old Thea,re,
Broad.street, on Saturday evening last,
was brilliant affair. The pit and the
three tiers Of boxes were all 'hronged, and
indeed we may say, that there was no space
unoccupied-it was not only a numerous
and crowded meeting, but it beamed also
with beauty and intelligence, the second
tier presenting perfect galaxy of bright
eyes and lovely faces. We would not have
il supposed, however, that all of either
sex, were Whigs-the fame of the Speak.
ers. announced for the evening doubtless
attracted large number who were gener.
ously resolved TO feast on cloqucnce, al
though IT discoursed opposition to their
vlews-and may we not hope that many,
who went only TO ENJOY, came away not
only delighted with the flow Of soul, but
convinced by the feast Of reason Tie
Hon. Thomas Lowndes was called to the
Chair, assisted by Col. John Bryan, Col.
John ). CogdeIl, DR.. Wm. Wilkinson and
Jno. Robinson, Esq, as Vice Presidents
and 5. A. HurIbut, ?. Do la Tore aud
Henry {. King, Esquires, were appointed
Secretaries. a preamble and Resolutions,
IN favor Of an adherence to the principles
Of the tariff compromise Of 1893, approx
ing Of National Bank, sustaining and ex.
lolling the course Of the Hon. w. &. Pres +.
tOn, in the Senate of the Union, denouuc.
ing the recen, attempts 10 Instruct that Sc.
nator or compel his resignation, and 10 ia
yor Of distribution Of the proceeds Of the
public lands among all the States Of our
Union, were proposed and eloqueDtly al.
yocated by J. l.. Peiigru, Esq, aud uuan.
imously adopted by the meeting.
Ailer the adoption Of the preamble and
resolutions, the meeting was addressed by
the Hon. W. C.. Preston aud the Hon. Hugh
;. Legare, who instructed and delighted
tie attentive and applauding audience,
giih an cioquenee Of the loiticst order, at
least convincing nll who heard them, that
the Wings Of :. {. may proudly claim as
their own the Two rarest orators &C both I
the State and the republic. Col. Preston
vas received WITH the utmost enthusiasm
aud his manly and eloquent vindicalion Of
BIS course against the rude aud savage war.
fare 81 his opponents, swelled cvep bosom
with responsive sympathy. When SIR.
Legarc came forward, IN response to the
clamors of the meeting, the general grati.
tca,ion was eyinced BY loud and repeated
cheering and never was there an occasion
when higher homage was done, by beauty
and Intelligence. 10 eloqucnce ard worth,
and never was that homage more fully re.
paid and justified by its honored and ad.
mlcG objects. The Hon. Richard Henry
Wide, one Of Gcorgias mos, gifted and
generous soas, also cloqucnily addressed
tie meeting, ~ answer to a mos, unexpec-
'en Gait, and threw the weight al his orgu-
menl and his character, on the side Of Ty.
er, the constitution, and the country. The
Ehole affair Ess conducted in the finest
sfut, and produced tie fines, effect, augur.
ing the peaceful triumph Of nm admnisira-
tpn, which inscnhes on is banner tho
walchwords al the head Of this article, and
which IS destined to restore and pcrpciulte
toe prosperity Of the republic.
A fuller und more detailed account Of
the proceedings Of this great and interest
o2 meeting sending forth voice feom
Charleston--the commercial emporium Of
tie South, which will be heard and feIt
throughout the State ard throughout the
hai-has been prepared and will appear
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