The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1842-09-08
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WHORE : The tultiImept ofsVhis%prqp.

"Where is the iultimeDt ofSfhisIfW
ises p Such is the question, cohskui'yU<|
dinned into the public ear by the organs
of Locofocoism. 1t is done too with
scorniul wagging Of the head and leernag
Of the eye, which are intended 10 prosokv =
miith at the expense Of the Wings, atN :
excite contempt for their word and hafQ@
for their deceit. But the question, u 3
fairly answered without equlyocaton, IN :.
wolves Wing veracity No whit. Inc
imputation so sneeIingly as upon ihe
plighted faith Of tho Wing parry, IS talsc
m letter and spirit, and comes siih sof-F'
nv grace from the lips of Locoiucoism.---
We do not deny, but repeat the aiilrma-
ton of modern democracy, that the Wings !
promised better times thun Van Burenisni !
and Sub-Treasury could give. They
did il honestly and adyisediy, upon the
condition they had The pO'rer. The can
vass Of ls4o resulted IN the election Of
the man of their choice TO the Presidency,
and with majortics in both branches OF (
Congress held by the wing party ut tho
time Of Gen. Harrison's Inauguration, i
: was well constituted 10 redeem It's pledges.
One short month elapsed and tIian, eho-
= sen to the Vice Presidency with no view,
! expectation or hope Of his exercising ~.
eculiye functions, became, by dispehsa-
:, ton OF Providence, President OF The tnioh'
!. True, John Tyler was Vice President iiy
: Wing election, and had he remained true
: TO honor, good faith and The most solemn
: engagements, Wing promises would all
. ERE this have been redeemed. VAN, ioAa
point of weakness almost iEconcewable,
!, ard misguided by q strong personal ambi.
: ton, which the splendid prze he coveted
: heated 10 madness, Tyler became traitor
- ously false to his party and his country.
i. la that treason, was crushed all The wing
b. strength to fulfil promises; by that treason
=, 10 the power of The Wig party upon WHICH
=. 20 lis pledges OF better times were condition.
10 III, fell 10 the ground. How else conld II
81 ~ be A Wing Congress chartered Bank.
~ A traiorous President vetoed it. a Wing
: Congress is about TO enact a permanent
: I'ariff directly for Protection 70 home
Manufactures. That, too, a trcachernus
:" President has vetoed in advance; or Stands
!, pledged to veto when il passes under his
consideration.
Are the Wings 10 be denounced MS false
''' to their promises, because Of John Tyler
'on treason! Who made him a traitor +! Who
y" tempted him to betray hrs party, and de-
!, =" siroy the Wing power TO restore prosperity
me to the country Modtra Democrats. Who
Feo applauded the vetoes of Wing measures
." upon which hung the destiny OF the lnter-
a as' es,s Of ali classes of the people Modern
i'y Democrats. Who defended him from
has Wing reproaches who now defended hlni
. ~ from his treason; for his open Abandonment
iof Of all honor for his foolish, absurd and tyr
'he annical veto Of a law in which no consii'
as tutional question, but one alone OF expedi
lot ency was involved Modern DcRoo rats
And Yet, they assume 10 'aunt the Wing
az nnrtv ~',h hreoch Of promise. Ihey, the
ep wiRui, eagcT IenPs.-- &c ehts INSTRUMENT O
Ii rum TO the country Mev, who bceu.let
~ him from his allegiance It honor ant
az made his name synonyme for those o.
n. Arnold and Burr !; they, who long sines
49, laid the train Of causes which has plunged
nn the nation into its present distress fkfy
! 1r upon whose shoulders the blame Of The
Rae continuance Of that distress properly rests
i e as but for their temp,ngs Of Tyler hc
-, would have been true theg talk Of Wha
has promises being broken Il Is almost be-
mi, You'd endurance. The patience OF Io!i
al would yield under such provoking impu
-. dence such machless eiironiery. Ilay.
~ ing seduccd the agent Of the Wing party
, - "c Of the majority of the people. to abandon
-, his trust and foil the efforts Of bis party tc
,,or redeem its pledges, they now turn upor
~, that party, and say where are your pledges
IT., Most unhesitaiingly will we sobmi, the
81, question Of censurc to the sufirogcs Of The
SSod country.