The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1842-04-21

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cd preference of the Wing Party of the
State. They are unanimous in calling for
the reelection of our present excellent
Chief Magistrate. Honered and esteemed
by them, before his elevation, his official
conduct has served to confirm and strength J
en- every preposSession in his favour, and
his name and character, identified with the /
reputation of the State, are endeared to
their affections by the gross injustice and
vllilication, wantonly heaped upon him, by
the party rancour OF our opponents, for an
honest and fearless discharge of his pub
lie duties.
In order to a perfect organization of the
Wings ofthe State, your Committee would
respectfully suggest, that our friends 10
every County, be desired to hold meetings
to appoint COMMITTEES of Vigilance and
Correspondence, composed Of members
from each election precinct, or other local
subdivisions of the County, the members
in each precinct TO form subcommittee,
specially charged with the superintendent
OF the precinct 10 which they belong, the
whole together forming one grand Com.
mttee for the County that both the gen
eral and SUBJ Committees be earnestly en-
treated to hold meetings from time to lime,
as their convenience will admit, TO collect,
and distribute inlormation-yisit the good
people within their bounds, explain 10 them
the nature, and enforce the truth and value
of Wing principles, and earnestly but al
| tectionalely press upon them the nnpor-
lance Of attending the polls, and putting ~
tAc.i votes for men Of sound principles and
tried integrity, our friends in every
part OF The Safe, be warned Of the neces.
sltv Of maintaining strict union among
themselves, OF selecting By mutual conle-
renee, proper persons, as Candidates for
the ensuing General Assembly, TO rebukc
and put down the first appearance of jeal-
lousy or division, in their ranks; to watch
against, and counteract the insidlous efforts
o. our political adyersaries, TO delude the
people, and to sow dissenlion among us
and 10 maintain and cultivate a spirit ol
harmony, aud cooperation. amongst the
whole body of the Wings, as brothers
bound to each other BY the most sacred
ties, to forward the interests Of common
Country.
Fully to complete our State organlza
ton it will be necessary that Contra
Wing Committee should be appointed, anc
charged with the general superintendent
of the Wing cause throughout the State
and particularly with the preparing, pub
, fishing, and circulation OF such addressc'
and documents as may be necessary to ad
, vance Wing principles, TO correspond will
, similar Committees or other bodies 0
, Wings in other States and TO unite will
, them in such measures as may be deemet
D best, in promoting harmony in Wing coun
, ell and action throughout the Unlon.-
And Your Committee recommend that tn
E said Central Committee be authorized, o
, the part Of the Wings Of North Carollno
j 70 unite with the Wings OF other States /
! selecting a suitable Candidate for the oilic
, of ce-Prosident, or 10 call Conyentio
of the Wings of the State to BIO held a
such time and place as they may decr
expedent for that purpose, as we'll as 70
IN the coming elections.
Should this plan for general and loca
. organization meet the appreciation Of III
{ Convention, and be fully carried out IN &C
o tion by our friends, no rational doubt ca
. exist Of our triumphant success in Mort
c Carolina. No rejecting Wing can war
1. motives for using his best eilorts 10 brin
] about this result. Let each one remcr
S Der that on the next Legislature will do
!. yolye the election Of a United States Scna
), tor and the adjustment Of our Congress
!. slouai and State Senatorial Districts, mea
0 sures which will affect the political char
Y acter Of the State for wears to come
d Let him remember that the success Of III
r Wing Party will promote every intcrcs
/, Of our Country, while BY It's defeat, III
f reign Of pronigacy and corruption will b
b confirmed and perpctua'ed-a new cours
e Of experiments upon the business, the f
u nances and the property Of tue Countr
!. will be commenced, resulting in all proba
;. bllity III effects still more disastrous tina
n those under which the People now suffer
- A%EA nun lCH4t4IiOti bIIdt III must near tn
- triumphant exultation Of political adverse
rics, whose SUCCESS Ito could have prevent
I cd; by whom 10 moderation has ever bee
y exhibited, and whose fierce lntoIeranc,
], stimulated at once by the recollection {
l, former defeat and present victory, no,
j shall he be able to bear, whose conscienc
al shall accuse him Of culpabe neglect Of d.
ie ty in the hour when excrtion might hav
Q saved his Country. Above all let him re
member that the political privileges wit
D. which a kind Providence has blessed hin
Is bring with them corresponding obligation,
8, and for the fidelity with which he improve
D. them to the accomplishment Of Jus, an
10 honorable purposes he is responsible nc
Of only to his Country but his God.
r. In conclusion, your Committee recon
D, mend the adoption Of tho Resolution
"a which accompany this report.
'e MOI.
81 Rssolsed By the lyhgs Of North Coyoliya ,
,e Conrsnton assembled, That the death Of vii