The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1841-09-30
WIG AND TORIES.

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WIG AND TORIES.
In recent debate IN the Scuate, Mr..
Calhoun asserted that the Wigs Of th,s
countr, and the Tories u Eogiapd euisr-
tanned indenticai principles, and The ierg
triumph ia England vas On Abolition ~.
tmpA. This Is broad assertion, for 4
statesman to make in The iaco Of the peo-
pic, who eau read the newspapers q En-
gland and Of their own country. IL any
fact IN politics Is unquesiioDchle, Il is that
the Wing party Of England IS epphaical-
" the abolition party The dfiaoerc'tc.
rHd,cal, rAig party Of Ireland, busland,
and Scotland. is oboiRoa 30 the cure
Who set tile West indies free a t--wero
not O'ConneIl, Bronehaui. Russell, ilume,
/ MCauley, Shicl, and I'll tie Wings. DEM.
Gratis and red,caIa--illa " ldrgfa liberty
~" human rights 7--Gbo!iiion parig otthc
/ British Empire Who i,as Denounced
/ A meyiean Shareholders es violently ss y.
tOConuell, the PRICE 1t Democrats, Rnd
the Uurrsal ,eprid chicf III aboitiiouisis
+ Who was /, but Daniel o CORNELL TINT sad
that Mr.. Calhoun ought ~ b. dfnwned IN
Z iltr blood Of our slaves Mr.. Calhoun
must have known that the only opponents
/ OF abolition 10 England were iorles--i.o
potrey parry Of England. The downfall Of
wings in England il the dow Of tho
abolition party par excellence Of Eughsaa,
AMI the defeat Of O'Conneil Is the defeat
( Of tho ertnicsi aboitfl0niR in ihs vorlG.-
+ The triumph Of the Duke of Wellington is
the triumph of the statesman, who, more
than any man in the British Empire, up-
poscd the march and tempered the progress
Of abolition principles.
4 Mr.. Calhoun ough, 10 have kroan that
in EugIand free trade /" largest hitter.
7 ~" dsuoeracV and abolition Hs..sa nc
same thing. Democrats and aholi,ion3s
are The names Cor the stuae pcTaa. Al
who 70 e., /" free trade, "'s largest liberty,
" HUMAN rights and dsmacraey," a.
for abolition. Let Mr. Calhoun rsmr, ii
be can, one di1iaemshed man 10 England.
ho is far free frode, WHO IS no, irod,r
Of the abol1iotu@r. There age ne de,fa-
Gratis wbo are not ahoiioaiels, though
there arc many lories wha are not. Thceo
arc iacts--let them be dencd hy any &C.
sponsibie pcrsoa. Charleston Cogritr.
"" As an efidcure of tho occupation
sb,ch cur lato Post Muster, Mr.. Bcn,Rmin
RawIs, entcd with the duties 81 bis Office,
and the purposes for which he uasd satd
office, and 10 confirmation Of our <latetacais
respecting him, We wish 10 state fact 70
the public I'VE stepped into the Post OF.
fee for orr papers at an early hour yosler.
day morning, aud accidentally gpied pair
of " COCK Gailles on tic table. On n.
qairy of the present inrumbcnl how he
came IN possession Of them, he iaformcd
Us they had come in a letter directed 70
the IS Post Master, aud he had opened H.
There can be- no doubt they were intended
for MF. Rawls, as he has been long known
a. the manuiactuTrr Of these delicate liii',
weapons and We think, moreover, that il
requires but liltlc stretch Of the inagtna.
ton to come 20 tie conclusion that the
custom of froRking these articles has bcon
heretofore pursued hy hun 10 bis official
capacity. The fellow who sent them can.
,'r I've aware that thore has bonn reform
the Office, and that the manufacture q
Cock Gaiiles hns removed to tho Hall
ef Justice. For his information, and ib5
information Of the gentry Of the Chicken
kidney generally, we now inform them that
tho manuiactory Of these articles is al pres.
cnt located under the Couri-House, where
all ordcfs for Gatilcs or Justice will be at.
tended 10 at the shortest notice. - Columbia
Chronicle.