The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1843-07-18

itself, and they close by SAYING For
these and many other reasons, we are op.
posed 10 Martin Van Buren,, and deprecate
his election TO the Presidency, US fatal TO
the welfare Of the Union, if not TO Liberty
ITSELF"
Thus said this large meeting, in which,
and Of which, Burton Craige was a con.
spicuous part, aud after all this, he palms
himself of upon the Democrats, as a Van
Buren, elector in the las, Presidential can
vass, and the Wings replied 20 him, wher.
ever he went, by reading those foul charges
Of the Elec;or himself, and his coadmlor
Charles Fisher, which he could not con.
tradict, however destitute of truth, as he
himself, was the voluntary witness. That
consequence followed, that might have been
expected, overwhelming defeat to the cause,
sustained by such an advocate, and oppos.
ed by so willing Witness, the advocate
himself. And what do we see in the present
canvass The same individual, setting
himself up 10 sustain the same cause No
No The deception is laid aside that
District is composed Of NulIifiers. Within
It's bounds, has been the field Of his labors
OF Notification. has been the range of the
circulation Of that most dirty sheet, of
which he was for years the Editor, the
Western Carollniau, in which is TO be
found more ialsehoods, more deiraction,
more gross misrepresentation and inlus.
tic towards Jackson and Van Buren,, Than
IN any other Paper in the State. And this
is the noble Democrat, the pure Patriot.
the proud follower IN the footsteps Of Jack.
son and Van Buren,, that We are all TO TALL
down and worship. Such worship viii be
a iall-irom which Van Rurcnism will
never again rise.
X. Nj. Saunders, the Candidate for the
Wake District, sets up his prelensions for
the support Of the pure Democracy. Let
US see how this is brought about, and see
how 1t IS ito enure TO our benefit" and
what injury We are to sustain from IL. If
reports be true, he thrust himself upon the
District, by procuring few supple Dem.
ocrats OF Wayne 10 nominate Kim, while
others, less Objectionable, were DESTROYS
OF the place. And in him, what has De.
mocracy to encounter Before the Can.
vass Is over, his adversary, that shrcwd
rejected Clerk of the Senate. smar,ing un.
der has late defeat, so well mcri,cd for his
ridiculous log-cabin oralory 10 1910, will
pour into him, broadside after bronds,dc.
until even the pure principles of Democ.
racy, # Il could be supposed they we're 10
him, VIII be wholly unable 10 keep his
shattered bulk aaoat. His doom he mer
It's, aud down LEI hun GO the gallant Bark
OF Pure Democracy, will saily glide over
The water that covers his departure. This
iusty feeder upon the Public bounty boasts
OF MS thirty years thru al the public
trough, after occupying two stalls at once,
ana at the same time, squcalinc and snort.
ing for third. Is this gormandizinr an.
petite never TO be glut,ed l. Democracy
to be held responsible for il, hen the ,,os.
SCISSOR forces himself upon the party. and
IS the deadliest enemy of its great head
who has sown such discord IN our ranks
Not satisfied with SCAT in Congress, nj
TIE hands oil the people, let prospec, omen
tor post al the hands IL the I.egi-l,tpre
Of longer continuance, ever ready 10 leave
ms constituents when interest prompts the
movement, he forces himself upon the Ie.
g's'ature, IN opposition to him, whom MI
genuine Democrats fell bound 10 re4fa,c
10 the position he once occup,ed The
great leader Of our party, Mr.. Van Bgtcn
Is denounced secretly TO them. Whose s,,s.
port he ought not TO have sought; and lie !
slubbornly holds out the determination
ethcr TO defeat the wishes of the Marty
Or force himself upon them. He i The
npen, avowed friend Of Calhoun. ard e,
reasons well known 10 himself he u,re,
ran support Van Burcn, IL he be an bon.
'rable man. Aud now tell him, Tint this
,an'ass will not pass without scrutiny into
he pensioncd widow case, connected vilb
us position rs a member of the American
congress which rumor is now t,eo;nnioo
buzz, and should truth sustain rumar
IS dead, if he is the on'y hope. I,
the wishes Of Jackson, Van Buren,. gen.
on buchanan, Wright, and the great
nnsler-spirils Of Democracy arc to be 70.
arded be must be defeated
j. X. J. Daniel, A. A. ARLINGTON and !.
'odwin {. Moore-Tais Is n small H.,
ION disposed Of The two former aeou9r.
: their popularity upon the faith Of their
an Buren, Democracy now, all OF them
refer Mr.. Calhoun in the frs, instance
! by did not Daniel give way 10 Weldon .
= Edwards, true Democrat Where =. =
ere Wilson, Hall, and pastcur, thai Cal.
pun Arlington hndto be selected Nav. :,
here was his own noble brother "a :.
emocrai good and true, unseduced and =
'sedncable Where were al the Demo. y
ats OF Rayner's District, when the thirsty "a
lihoun Goodwin {. Moore was pomina ~
Gall go him Democrat That u
40 who eesoughi his political enemies 70 "a
me TO his aud, to elect Rom1lus NJ. Snun. "
~ over the proper candidate of the De. 60
'cfatIc party When they did come ,o ao
aud, seeing the mischief he was abont wa
work IN the election Of this Calbo,,;,a ia