The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1843-05-23

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sentative, and will not allow old onni
TO have any influence on my present r,,, Nv, !
all seemed 20 be satisfied, and ~
believe there was man present fuloI w
lieved Mr.. Tyler trust worthy ia, U.s. y,
the room with doubt that he Womb ", "'
for the bill If he had TO vote al an wy
In reference to that portion Of tho
Gle which asserts Mr.. Tyler's ip,en,,o,
have introduced into his second veto II \
sage, an annunclatlon Of his nten,.a
10 be candidate for second term :. ~
which he was only prevented BY Tho ~,
gent opposition of his Cabinel-I l..I
nothing TO do with it and vet il ma, ~
be out Of place to remark that Mr. n, 40II
has stamped the statement with fslseb.
already.
The following are extracts take, 9.
Mr.. Ewing's letter Of the 9Th Dee. H.,
81 did not think il advisable 10 ,..,
pany the Veto with the proposed 5pcl
ton, as there appeared 10 me no conn,
between the two subjects.
time and under these circumstance ;, i
} clare solemnly IN public papef ma, \
| would or would not be a candi9a,e g.
election, would as | thought, nal,
/ the subject Of public ridicuie and co,,,,.|
as he already was Of public isdio,,,'
| My advice therefore was given sero
. and in good faith, though ibid not d.
a moment beliere has proposition ,sa, 81
' more than ! believed as u fac, ii, ~
D ment, that he had penncd sud- a. \
>. ton for insertion IN his inaugural
}. II appears then that Mr. Ewing SIN.
t advised him not to make a rldieuIou. i
!. of himself, and this he consirues into , 4
c NAL CabInet consultation, aud al,
/, which alone prevented him from dccI,l
o reelection at that time.
But Il ho had submitted such onr,
/. ton, subsequent events Justify Mr.. ~
II IN his conclusion, TINT j, was not rsis
good faith, and that Us only purpose 4
.. 10 ascertain who were for lis rt.fler,
n aud Who against il, that he might ta,e \
| tanned the one, and have dispensed
the services Of the other.
Il During the same or perhaps il
ii have been IN a subsequent COVERS
. and Of this | wil not Ne certain. y !
10 marked that while Providence hsj
+, watched over ihls country wsh
i care, us hand had never bcca 50 y.a.
=, In the death Of Gen. iIarrimg-isf L
= had lived he could never have c5rei
" through The storm tha, was usrr-
Il deed, said he, am the only man
TO administer it, for my popularity
4 North on account Of my vote against
| Forco Bah, aud my general acqsiss,-
1s 10 the views Of the South, laiiaia,
er Bank, Tariff, lo.l places me IN 4 s,aa
/, to do what no other man could
i Wei, said |, Mr.. Tyler, yeu m d
"A lessly incurablo.
Why, Bolts, said be, what Do yos
- slider as the true ties, Of greaipsss-l
not os,soess : ard dad you ever snnw "a
=, attempt any fl.,ag 10 which | di3 on
eccb :" Oa, yes, said, you at'rmg,e
be made Senator i year or ;Ro az, ID
; think you didn't succeed 10 thar.
+" But Who can helIete tha, genlsu
entertaining this exalted idea If BIZ 4
:. scendan, qualifications, DID not then ut
/" TO be o candidate for tc-clcct5a.
:. And now with his plain s'alrres
!" facts. turn The gentleman osfr % q
I. Solomon Van Rensselaer,, ii \. Yo's
= has promised to place bis seraely
" foundation thu, wil rur II Al bast st'
" dispute hereafter, uuti car base dc
= sure Of approaching him more nesry
$ nv representative character, which !
y do before the Adjournment ot The ueli
: sion Of Congress, # the laws Z iaf
:, try are to be ans longer elnsf'ed
= : hts pcmic ,ous example before n, VI
" will afford me much graliiica17n o
r ray respc is 10 him again.
y JNO. w. BOTS
Nav sih, 1913.
CITY or RICHMOND. 10 rif
= Thin day personally sppeared ae.e7
6 Alderman for the Gifts of RirhmoHa. &C.
o Bora Who nta is ostA thSt III the tari't
n 10 the foregoing communicated are fi-i-'s
= AID literally ifas.
Given under ny hand and seal tbs 30 =
+ May. 1919.
!, JAMES EVANS, J 7 'su'
+. =. Since writing the abarr H'
ien,loD has been called to anoias'
nous falschood cmanailng from DE
, ace, which | should not notice lgl pa
e am on the subject and bad as vel ~,
I OF Il. The following pafagraph 5 r.
: from a letter written by the Nasaif2
e correspondent aud published N The
rora and Union,' Mr.. Tyler's New
Organ, as substituted for The litia1
Whether this correspondent from va
: ington is one Of the young eracah1-
about The Palace, as has been chafee
not do not know--but CERTAIN u =
gets INSTRUMENTATION from the Nhtie ii,''
/" The defeated header, John ha
Bolts, who now finds himself filasi
votes to place him again N PoHu
which he 40 tlagfanily dIsgraeed' a'u
hesitate ia the late election 10 resort y
cry dishonorabIe means to purchase "