The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1843-10-10

is'D' clnee Tie expulsion OF The Rogues
and Royalists " $50 dubbed by one OF the
most distinguished Of their leaders,, the
expenses of the Government have been 70,
duced fully millions Of public mo.
ney have not been stolen even by John
/ Tyler's hire.ings and, under the benign
influences OF Wing Tariff, The marks Of
Loco devastation are disappearing, and the
prosperity OF the country is rapidly reyiv,ng.
Ia the catalogue OF charges, which is
preferred against the Wings by this shame.
( less terglyefsalor, we note The evidences Of
his ignorance, or his uahce, or his knave.
ry-or all three. In the first place he &C.
cuses the Wings of violating the Compro
mise act. This betrays his ignorance OF
that measure, or his gross disregard OF
truth. Thai act expressly provided for the
very contingency, which arose. through
/ the ertrarGgance and roguery Of he Loco
foc0S--the necessity Of higher duties than
30 per cent. for the support of Government.
The language of Mr.. Haywood is copied
that II may 0e seen Se speak by the card
THE Politicians, the people and tho
candidates Of the Log CABIN era, were all
Of them openly committed TO tins Compro
mise, 10y which the taxes OF the PEOPLE
were noi 10 exceed 20 per cent. BIT now
look q; the statute book, and in 1912 will
be found a law 10 violate aud nulify the
Compromise, 10 revoke the honourabe
compromise Of 1893, limiting the tariff tax
10 20 per ci., by substituting ue9 one 10 iD.
crease 10 more then an average oi 40 per ct.
For foui.moulhed Demagosue 10 make
such 90 assertion among a crowd Of gno
rant, whlskey salItng LOcolocos, is no; We
ry wonderful; but to publish it in black and
white, is surprising folly.
! The next charge advanced is tina, the
Wings have quadrupled The public debt
We again copy the gentleman's own words !:
The Wbig politicians ofls40 proclaim.
ed that the public deb, was growing TOO
fast, aud that they would pay j, Of by econ.
omy and reirenchment Of expenses. He
referred the Wing people to the fact, tina,
the public debt was quadruped--and asked
them ii they had gained anything by this !
Their taxes doubled and their deb, quad
/ ruped, he Imagined might we'll be regard.
ed as gaming loss if they had gained any.
thing"
+ The dinner orator al some stages Of his
remarks was interrupted By a person in the
crowd, with the inquiry" was it possible
bis statement was true p With a very
thfeatric and imposing air, be put his hand
upon his heart, and appealing TO his Maker,
pledged his yeraclty for the correctness OF
his statements. Now, before the all know.
ing God, We aver that this s.aiemen, is
ialse-tase IN all lis par,s--in the detail
and the general, in terms and m spiri,.-
! The Wings have no. guadrupled the Pub
I lie Debt. The Nan Buren, administration
left liabilities exceeding sc millions of dol.
lars--wiIh an aecruing revenue Of only about
/ II or Is millions. When this revenue
was appropriated TO NEE, those liabilities,
there was still balance Of abou. "A mil.
lions, for v ich the Wings we're compel
ed TO provide, or leave the faith Of the Gov
efament unprotected. They adopted Inc
manly and patriotic course of passing tax
bill TO raise money to pay the enormous
debts enlalled upon them by The frugal
thieves who had preceded them.
Dir. Haywood in the next place, accuses
the Wings Of passing a Distribution Law
aud then multiplying i; before the money was
distributed. This, in intent and substance
10 lilo fato f,i-o
10 politics knows that; and therefore i,
would be vain consumption Of ink and
paper 10 expose it.
The rest Of the production is OF piece
with the specimens we have given aud the
"ho'o, regarded as the opening CT his Sene.
torial career, augurs but little Of honorable
distinction Tor hun.
Mr.. Haywood doesnol disclose his Pres.
ideanal preferences. He was elected BY
accident last Winter, in consequence Of the
unhappy disseasions between Judge Saun
ders and Bedford Bfowu--who were the
representatives, OF the rival Houses Of Fort
till and Underwood. There IS very little
dDlb', but that be ls at heus, bitter and
malignant Van Bufenige. He was, we be
lieve an iayeIerale ofice-seeker during the
late disastrous reign; and when The on.
break occurred between Brown and Saup
ders, he very judciously concealed his
opinions, or played the bypocri,e, so as 10
rise upon the runs Of beth. The remark
has quite nearly run into proverb, tina. tho
Demagosues Of North Carolina and Ten
nessee are the very West Of their race
We thlnk It highly probable thai the re-
mark will lose none Of lis force and ap,oess
IN the practical illustration II eSilI receive
from the conduct Of Mr. Wm. II. Hay
wood, the Loco Foco Senator elect from
the good Wing State Of North Carolina.
LOCO FoCO LIBELS UPON TIE PEG.
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