The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1843-05-04
| NUMBER :S2.
From The Richmond Wing.
HONEST JOHN TYLER y


tlclng the efforts Of .i'yerism 10 sustain i.
sell 10 the purchase OF here aud there a
politician, as Isaac Iii in New HAMPSHIRE.
(some two or three also in Virginia il or
ct papers, as in the case of the Trenton
Emporium, Washington Spectator, Boston
| American, &c. We have not the time.
nor is the game worth the candle if we
mad. Alter two years trial and the di-
rection of the Patronage of The People
primarily 10 that object, we doubt if there
- single county in the United States
winch would vote for "Honest John w.
Ter, as grateful Henry A Wise calls INN.
Tor President. AS to State. that Is oui
OF The question no State has the frs, con.
cepton OF such a.hng. We are dlspos.
ca really to think that there j. not one
county m The immense extent OF the Unior;
mat would give the vote. Accop,qc might.
under The Influence of its admiration of Mr..
wise but even then the compliment would
be to Wise, not 70 " Honest John TYLER"
Accomac may be an exception, but we
know OF no other.
faIpable as this is to every BODY, Mr..
Tyler and the deIudcd clique around him.
cannot see II. Every body else secs ii as
PLAIN as the sun at noon day, but thew
cannot.
The Democratic papers having got all
they expected from Mr. Tyler, are one bv
one Withdrawing from The partial supnort
which they had given him. They are not
merely Withholding help, but firing into
his wator-logged hulk The Globe, the
Pennfylranan, the Richmond Enouirer.
the Ohio Statesman, the Albany rpus,
IN tact all the Democratic Van Ruren pa.
pers pour broadsde into him and his con.
Germ every time they pass him If we
cld not utterly abominate his treason and
the still more treacherous, (if that is DOS.
slble y the still more treacherous band
VINO surround and govern him, we should
be tempted to give them shot n return.
Jnst to show our love for fair play, and to
help the little bull" But we cannot,-
ihere is no green spot in the wide waste
OF his protilgacy and ingratiude, upon
which we can look to soften the indpna.
ton which his descrtion inspires. The
sacrifice OF TIE noble Wing party of 1910
--tTeachery 10 principle-treaso 10 con-
idIng iriends-scorn of the most solemn
obligations which man can owe TO man or
10 himseli-and all for self-for vanity,
and an ambition as hopeless as it was pre-.
snmptuous-- But enough said.
The RETRIBUTION HAS BEGUNf
Mr. Iyler has forgotten, no doubr, if he
ever saw, the warning which we gave hin,
"hen his purpose of perfidy was first plain
y developed that, namely, his opponents
would greatly applaud him that lie would
or season, Until they had used him. be
greatly praised, and possibly induced TO
hnk, that if he had forfeited the conf
ence OF the Wing party, he had gained
mai OF the other but that all such appear.
noes would prove decisive: that the De.
nocratic party never would trust man
mo had proved himself capable of trea.
on that their only object was to use him
$ an instrument for breaking down the
' hlg party, and getting Offices: that ev.
ry gay as the term Of his power shorten.
d, he would fad them less and less his
1endS, and that finally, when that power
as at an end, he would find himself as
rnoId did IN England. The scorn of all.
re scorn Of those who had most benefited
: lis Treason
We take no credit for this true prophe.
7, now rapidly being accomplished. A
Try slight knowledge Of the history of the
ord was sufficient to torcshow that il
ust be so and could not be Otherwise
nd does he not find il so Are not The
teresled falling off from him every day,
his power draws to its conclusion He
still besieged we know, by hordes Of ap.
canis: but who will throug his saloons
dog his footsteps when the last 6 months
me on-when the last month has come
None. NOBODY! The place hunter
II then find il TO his interest TO buse and
sail him: and will the Patriots, does he
ok, OF any party, press around him 10
e his hand parting shake
we cannot imagine more painful con.
ion than that to which John TYLER has
uced himself: Yet, where is the man
our aye, whom fortune has so much ia
with such slender qualifica-
IS, has been so singled out by destiny,
placed IN position to win name for
iseli, and to do good for his country
Cromwell | charge thee,
Fling away ambition"