The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1842-11-24
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BY A MASTER HAND
The Boston Atlas has published ~ full
the address Of the Hon. John Quincy Adj
ans TO his constituents, delivered Oh tho
18th September. |, is n general review
Of the great political questions which have
for years engaged the attention Of Tie peo-
ple of this country. Every portion OF It
displays thai eminent ability which marks
all the efforts of that distinguished states.
man. We copy his portrait Of the Presi.
don, of the United States, which, though
exceedingly accurate, canuoi be regarded
as at all hattering:
John Tyler who stole into lie camp
of the Wings in 1910, in their triumphant
struggle TO put down the standard Oi tho
Northern man with Southern principles
under the colors Of retrenchmeni, reiorm,
and " hig resistance to Executive usurps.
tons has orept up TO the SUNNI, OF pow
er, and there proclaIms himself demo.
crat dyed in the wool-ciams TO be an IT,
dependent coordinate department oi tie
legislative power, declares IN so many
words that Congress can enact 10 law
without his sanction, siigmatizes the lead
/ ing members of Congress, Of the party by
which he Vas chosen rs tho cuadluior OF
( Harrison, to achieve the great aud glorious
work of reform, as housing poIlucIans--
sets all the trumpets Of the press, paid by
his dispensa;ioD OF patronage with the pub
lie money, and all the hungry and unriin-
cpled office hunters throughcu, the Union,
TO railing against Congress, the zeal lcsls-
lative power, for failing TO restore the pub
lie prosperity, while he defeats by BIS We
toes almost every salutury measure devils
ed and mp;ured BY them, and believed by
them to be Indispensable for that purpose
turns out of the Executive ,aices under his
control, honest and honorable men, true
republicans and arden, patriots, like iona.
than Roberts, and folsts into their places
svoophanis and mG.seiyers-lcyies mo
ney upon the people, upon authority so
questionable, that his own Secretary the
, Treasury believes i, TO be without ard a.
, gaiust law; and 10 crown the whole system,
, IL misrule, approves and signs on aei ct
: Congress, and depositcs IN the Department
! If State, an argument 10 uullhy lie most
: important, and tho mvsl wholesome OF It's
G provisions.
r Fellow.citizens, i, was this garins act
! Of double dealing, that stamped tie char.
+ ac,er Of the mau IN my estimation lD let.
q lers never 10 be cifrccd. Tha, duplicly
was his uueradicable vice, had long had
). reason to suspect, but vgs extremely re
e Iuctant TO believe. Long before he Esd
leen thought Of as candidate Tor the Of.
/. fee of Vice President, OF the u States, |
!. had read letter from tue late Henry Lee
!. to him, charging him with that pollution oi
e the heart 10 other transactions Of life urtn
testimony which il was not easy TO with
e stand had witnessed his wayering, in.
y consistent, and YET obstinate conduct
!. throughout the whole Of his proceedings
;. with his first cabinet, until It's dissolution
had compared his self.contrndictory rea.
d soBs for his first and second bank ye,oas,
- - ""d r"'ced the direct issues upon his
a'"y made bY The seccdlur mvuIbe u
= OF Inc Harrison cabIuct. knew not oil
q indeed OF the mass Of lrrcirssable evidence
on that point, which has since been disc los
60, hut Il was already exposed in such
burning light, that could barely kccp
win bum upon terms Of snch personal CT.
: witty as may be observed with political
' ad'efsarles, whose personal integrity Is
Il unlmpoachab'e. The approval OF The ap.
poriionmeni bill, with the cayeat deposited
IN the Department Of State against the far
: most important section contained in il was,
> IN my opinion fraud, which no man Of
= moral honesty could have committed
u winch no sophlsiry could disguise, and no
: ingenuity could palliate. could have no
} further voluntary friendly personal inter.
: course "ilh ITS author, and | deemed i, nv
indispensable duty TO expose its true char.
!, ac'er to the House and TO the country.