The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1842-10-06
From The Richmond Wig.
IOCOFOCO HARMONY,


harmony among them as To men. One
pre'ers Mr.. Van Bufeu-anoiher Mr.. Cal
houn-anothef Dick Johnson-anolber MI.
Caes-auo,her Mr.. Buchanan, and another
some body else. Oae swear, It bls tavoiI!e
IS not selected, he will repudiaie tue Party
another reclpTocates the compliment
These dlssenUons as TO men, constitute a
,a!r sample OF their disagreement, as To ptin
cIples and measures. Here, too, they are
by the ears. One gees for Free Trade
and hard money-auoiheF Tor PROTECTIVE
farif with a ProtestaadO and we'll regu
lated banking sy stem. Another goes tor a
Bankrupt Lava Iar,if without conditions
"a Sub tteasury--a GO,erument Bank
and low wages-al. Of which fourth dc
noupces as the most detestable Federalism.
10 OaIo, the dtsseutlon, long suppressed,
has broken INTO rebellion. Mr.. llamer-
a red headed fellow but one OF the very
cleverest men OF thai Ysrty-and formerly
a distinguished member o! Congress, has
raised the standard Of revolt-Gud follow
ers are ifocking around bun BY scores and
ed most violently as " traitors but they
are 10 no degree intlmidated and are hold
ing meetings 10 many OF the counties, here,
tofote the Locos strong holds, aud proclaim
lng their principles. From the proceed
lngs OF one OF these meetings, we copy The
following resolutions. as specimen OF the
whole.
II is hereby Resolved, and dccl-red, that We
viii support no man for office who shall be the
nominee Of packed Convention, mere junto
Of officeseekers and hose chief clam shall be
found in degrading su0syryiency to the DEGREES
Of party.
Resolved, That we believe il 10 be entirely
within the Constitutional competency OF Con-
sress, and d1ty imposed upon them by the ex.
perience of the past and the wants Of the future.
TO establish Tariff upon foreign products. sufi.
cen to supply the general treasury, and TO afford
incidentally, adequate protection to the agri.
cultural and manufacturing interests Of the eoun.
try.
Resolved, That VIC believe that well regnlat.
I'd system Of banking, upon such principles as
would afford security TO the note holder, and 4
Isr profit to the Banker, would conduco gteatly
% the general benefit Of the State, and that Ii
aill be the duty Of the legislature TO adopt such
4 system in its next session.
Resolved That tho farming or agricultural in.
terests hitherto, have not been fairly represented
in the State Legislature, and that they being the
source of all wca!;h, should hove been first TO
have Their share.
These principles arc directly in the
teeth Of the Tappan and Alien party-and
designed to suhsert that faction.
- N.u N.,E TN
not less abundant than in Ono. Iodepend
ant Of questions OF State pol,cy--whlch are
exciting great dIscon'cat among the once
Presidency and the Tariff are
playing havoc. Mr.. Van Buren, IS, %
Course, the man Of the Jou,o-bu, rebel
Ious spirits have crepl lato the camp, who
refuse submission 10 thai unprlactplrd
clique, aud are diligently at work to bring
orward a nan ct different stamp. In the
meantime, the Tariff question is seized 40
%, and pressed with determination to
produce a schisp. The 4 bauy Argus has
come out. and claimed al the credit Of the
ate IafH act, for Mr., Shas Wrigh'-the {
representative nf Mr.. Van b.
Ten's personal views. Tins has g!ven great
dissatisfaction 10 Nr. Cal!oun's friends aad
be " Real grtts" H. alay the growing
liscord, aud 10 prevent il from having az
injurious effect upon the approaching elrc
ION 10 November iac L0ro!oco Syracuse
convention attempted 10 compromise the 1
natter by adopting a Janus-aced resolu
ion--lhe result Of ahtch has bern TO sat-.
y neither party. The New York Morn
~ Post, the lrading Loenioco poper IN the I
interest Of MIR. Calhoun, copies the resu.
ution, declaring ITS dissatisfaction with II.
nd calls upon the Afgu, to define the posi-
Ion Of the Democracy 10 relation to the Ia.
III. We annex an extfart:
The ToriF Question where does The Demo
ratio purity stand IN rotation TO the question Of
reflective tariff We made this INJURY, some
avs since, Of the Atb7ay Argus, whilo il vas
,lding long lecture on " the duty Of the DE.
locracy" but we have, as yet, received no an.
yer. We put The query again, and va beg tue
rgus, which undertakes 70 speak for the demo.
'Jcy OF IT, state, TO ~ us know what its opn. ,
rs are ~ regard 10 the principle Of protection
We will confess frankly / al the resolution
ID address Of the Syracuse Convention, affords
no clear light. They have been attentively |
I'D ami re-read by us. but VIC cnnuot find that |
II notions of the position Of the great democrat. /
party are at all rendered more precise and de- {
rite.
The resolution Of the Convention is AZ follows
" hesoteei That ~e arc the friends of n per.
anehl larif, sufficient 90 meet the wants Of he
,Verhment economically administered. and dis o
imlnating IN It's character, go as 10 afford pro &
,ton 70 me mechanical and MANI featuring :.
lnout oufden'ng the agricultural and planting !,
lefes's' ana while we disapproye Of some OF u
E provisions Of the present tariff. az heinz a. 81
Oh ss 10 be- prohibtofy, and thus preventing re- "a,
nue., we approve of the vote Of our Sona,or :, =
Wright, Jr, he being compelled 10 vote for
. bail or none, and bis negative vote would c.
We continued the horizontal tariff, taxing equaI. OF
me necesaffes Of the poor and the axuries Of IN