The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1842-10-13


the morals of our Post Office Depart
ment are thus degenera,ed.
UNITED STATES SENATE.
The Wings having nj the recent cleo
unsecured n majority Of the Legislatures
of the States of Louisiana, Kentucky, Yer
mont, and probably Indiana, We may con-
slider the Senate of the United States safe
agains, any scheme for ralilying bargains
between President Tyler and the Locoio-
cos. The terms of the following II Seua-
tors expire on the lth Of March next, Viz:
10 Locoiocos. Wings.
Wilkins. of Ne. Crafts, of Vermont.
Wilcox OF n H. Herr, Of Md.
Smith, of Conn, Graham, OF {.
Wright. Of New York. Preston, OF 5 c.
Buchanan, of Penn. Coorad, OF La
Cuthseri. Of Georgia Crittenden. OF Ken.
Bagby, Of Alabama. Smith, Of Indiana.
Alien, OF Ohio
Young Of Illinois,
Linn, Of Missouri.
The Senate at presen, stands, Wings
90, Locofccos 20, and Mr. Riyes /. Two
vacancies from Tennessee, and enc from
New Jersey, Mr.. Dayton, (Whigl having
been temporarily appointed by the Govern
or, until the Legislature meets, in place Of
Mr.. Southland, deceased, whose term expir.
ed in 1915. OF the Senators Who hold
over, q are Wings aid 10 Locos. The
latter have secured the Legislatures of
Maine, New Hampshire, Connecticut, Al.
abana, Illinois, Missouri, and gained that
Of North Carolina total : States. They
may also calculate upon Pennsy wanna,
Georgia, and South Carolina thus elecing
"a all o Senators, and making with Mr..
Rycs, II Senators nearly certain for the
Locofocos in the next Congress. They
will also make great Efforts 10 carry Ney
YORK, Ohio, New Jersey, and Maryland,
but probably wilhou, success certainly
no, in al these States. We see no pros.
poet Of an election this yer: ~ Tennessee,
for the two Senators i'rorl that State. there
being Wing majority Of , IN the House,
and Locoloco majority Of in The Senate,
the hitter refusing to 50 into JOINT ballot for
The choice Of Senators.
Il will be seen, from Tins statement that
+ the Wings have so far lost bu, one Senator
whose term expires in 7i3, WV, Graham,
Of y. {. and have IN cqua chance to make
up this loss and the probable one ~ $. Car
oIina, by ginning Senator's 10 Ohio and New
York. Al all events, supposing Indiana
safe ii sc carry New jersey and Maryland,
we have q clear Wing u.aor,y in the nest
Senate, with or without Mr.. R'ves. or the
Senator'S from Teuuesscc.-A j Exyvcss.
Wecopy from the Philadelphia Gazette,
tho following aneedotc, related BY Nr.
Gibbons at the public meeting held in
Philadelphia on Friday last. It IS too
good to be lost:
When Mr.. Tyler had entered upon
tie duties Of the Presidential Office, Mr..
Bolts, who had been intimate with bim IN
private life, aud knew something Of hls pc.
coniary cmbarrassmcuis, caII1d TO sec
Mm willie they wefe walking together
through the grounds &c the Presidents
house, Mr.. Bolts made this remark to~his
friend: Mr. TYLER, yon are now in po-
sllon thai affords you an opportunity Of
relieving yourself frnn pccuniary dltiicnl.
ties, and making yourself comfortable for
the rest Of your hie. | think, Is living
IN plain, republican style you can sup.
port the dignity Of your station for about (
Ten thousand dollars year, and a, the ox.
PlrntoB of four years, sou can retire slh I
a snug little fortune If 100000. That 4
may all be trur, replied Mr.. Tyler, bu,
Mr.. Bots, why DO sou limit me to forr
y drs Why, sir, said Mr. 3. you arr
acquainted with ;ne principles upon which
The Wing party came into power We
are surely pledged 10 carry on, the one
term princ'pieP But, Mr. Potts, an.
sweTed Nj Tyler tia: was ofly an eLc.
,anfcriae pledge the people won, thiuh
1t that nnw--dnd ne uiH nor he erpfrfcd
% rcdfem nP The wife or one Of the
Presidents sons now approached them.-
w dear said Mr.. Tyler, Mr.. Bolts
alks Of fmutHP ne 10 a single term -
v hat do you think Of itf WIN pa
'ho replied, You know we have talked
hat matter over amongst ourselves, and
re all agreed that yon should serre heo
erms an surs don't see the necessity
y agtidtHg that QUESTION lgam."
Mr.. Van Burcn has come out a whole y
Jog Dorr nan Ia reply to an invitation q
a attend the recent grand Clambake, Of
he Dorrues al Seekonk, Mass, he as. q
ures them "of his mos, hearty sympathy [
their efforts and hopes that lhc pres.
NJ authorities Of that State will vet be- y
made 10 yield to the demands" of the 70. y
oIuiionizers. This step will be apt 10 I
ut Hr. Van peg lower down in the cs. D
nation OF the decent portion Of the Dc. |,
iocratie party, and raise Mr.. Calhoun a II
oIo higher up on the political boards. Z
'uicigh Register. n
Large business The Postmaster Gen. j
raj has ordered tho Postmaster at Creon. d
cid, Mass. TO transfer the ADVERTISING of
lc Inst Of letters, from tho @ W.. r