The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1842-05-26

ehat His ie"o'o he1'h "ouiu hot pethie MN 10
make speech al TINS meetlpg-that he was the
most diligent aud successful lawyer known for
50 years pasi-was once poor but now grown
rlch by industry and eeonoHy-'tia true be IS not
native OF the state, but under the contribution
he had as good right TO be Governor as II he
was natlye-f tais was made cause Of fejec-
lion ON benton, Tue great leader OF democracy
wouid hot no" NC IN me senate oil the United
Sta'es-there was az one TIME seven senators IN
congress natives OF worm CaIoilha' ihe speak
er hro"hg Wha' Soft OF SUN 10 eiectloneer win
pefa.oo 'he " hlgs souhuiy ior we exlravAs nee
OF giving twenty-five thousand dollars 10 Mrs
iiafiisoh' "nich must necessarily increase The
ta&atloh on inc lanour oil the poor besides Mrs
harrison was rlch enough without h-bul
chahge is coming me democrats no longer de,
| ceFeu ny Jog CABINS, bara ciaer' coon sAihs ana
cfuhhch reVeiry' are returning 70 their sooer re-
nection as inc assembling OF me many taoasaAaS
now before me oear pleasing e9idenee' inns was
30 bfoaa ana giaring an Insertion that Il prodnc-
ca smile oi inereduiiiy among me crowd whlch
ine quiek.sighted orator oosefving' changed tne
org WORD Tor less one ana sara HIndreds' lie
tneh s1ia that Tue " aig success IA loio was o"-
ing 70 tne apPiooauoh aha iaoiaify oil the lauies,
VINO iiAe Tue islo,ai' ana superslilious hlnGoos
worship thef 1901 Juggernaut thoy worshipped
Jog CABINS, encouraged drunken reyelry OF hard
cider carousais' ana discounsonanced democracy,
SO that decent democrat could scarcely get
WIFE, Tor what man Of taste would have woman
iof wie ihat wished 10 be poiitician, Alter
nc hau eohciudea' MI. hoSe' oil Lincoln was
cauah 20 me STAND ana spoke sometime upon de-
moeratic principles without mentioning any 9TH
or lhan that Marlin Van buren's Vast yes. was
economical, mat me expenditures Of the Wing
administration ior me Iasi 10 months was e2tfaF-
o'clock At@' The lion. bedford Brown late sen
aior IRON North Caroina and row delegate from
Cas%eli, addressed TIE democracy and was very
sarcastic GA ~hlggcry and Federalism, connect
ing theh ~ fVui OF round assertion ana con
hrhing me same ~ az oalh OF 50 hetP ms rOa'
"a hdhaeiPh 10 p.ss ior evidence IA liie hoseheo
OF eeilsf proof. hr. Henry tne very essence oil
al democracy lhen arose ana declared his ma
Diiiy 10 MIKE speech, an expected speech 70
the gaping Groves oil 41p or Whereabouts then
present including some or . aeinoeratc laaies'
net peIofe ME- nehty coulu conclude ms aPoio-
gy TOT lhe iaeA oi speech founder cioud arose
ahd pissed over ne scene VIVA spfihhHng Of
ram that e&ungn"hea ms re'nafEs' one OF tue
Secretaries ihen Degah 10 read some letters IRON
feiae'ahuy absent democratic Trends whicn read
ing was eAun gais''ei by more absolute shower
o. ram 30 the meeting ADJOURNED 70 tne Court
House al canaie liEht-at that time Tue chairman
TOOK his seat aa Judge and called upon Mr.. Reed,
OF Fayetteville, Mr.. Cfaige, said to be OF Lincoln
aud Mr.. McRse, Of Fayetteville, who each IN
turn belaborcd Nhiggery with might and maln,
but each like their predecessor, H. Brown, Esq.
protested grol, love and respect for all tho Wings
and did not intend TO DO personal on only the
Wing leaders Henry Clay snd John Moyehead.
Meeting adjourned until 9 o'clock on Saturday.
llonE arrived. bell rang. Then a feast Of good
an af a fuUE 80 ma on lao tsa
produced, being letters read BY Charles Frederick,
one Of the Secretaries, Ia from sIlas Wright,
lecture on democracy, Naiggery, Henry Clay
and the Tana. Another from John Crisis Cal.
hoan on the like subjects, interspersed with abo.
li,ion, danger, democracy, foreign relations and
southern rights with protection. monopoly, bank.
ing and finance rxefnplifed by teH waiers-one
FROM homes, Levi Woodbury., short lecture on
finance, anticipation. appropriations and treasury
notes under par value One from eT Coy. polk,
-, -, ,e,;,,,f,,,, ~. c,ye,,ti, ,b,1 ho ~
= rrs,, man enc If t,c patiyes az Na,tb Csro-
ill.,, aod f,om a natcrnal snlicitnJs stin en-,
yr,sscJ N cnca,,r,ge and pron,o,e the domestic
culture Of democracy, bot The Importation Of ey-
g Ts. s1'"S '''' "'"O' '''' 1-'''''s pressure q
The committee appointed Yesterday were then
OK member Of Congress said he was as chairman
ready to report. The Chairman ieen called tor
that thew will hear lie report Of The committee,
ansaeise syS aye ~ o"I r5 ao o a1a
place Of one and then read some 6 or I, to be
rs. n ,b,p 'a ,og, uu'' ,"y ~ .5 s,5 =, :.
now hastily preparod-not read. The chairman
He H. " I Iincarn,oa s,5 Wbce,er az Lin,
ssl, all OF which was sanctioned and approved
,ye, aye IN psnos,a'c p sly'@ y Se onaf F