The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1843-09-12


the manly, liberal, aud patriotic Co.,,
which The defeated party should bay. -, 3
sued II was TO have cheerfully aeo, ~
eed in the win Of the People, procIa,, N.Y.,
by an unexampled and overwheImio, luz !,
Jorlty. They should have said = ra'
people disapproye Of our system. n :
require sound currency Of un,fo,n "sy
lue. They are opposed to the Sui 7, =
sury. They demand Distribution I'M ~
proceeds OF the sales of the public III, ~
among all the States. They mss, !, .'-s
an honest and economical adminisl,s,.a. II !.
their public affairs. They are oppo.al !,
the encroachments Of the Exeen'i,a =
partmeni, and require sah.ary rest,
upon its power. We shall continue Il. 1 =
discussion and fair arguments, to re-, ~
mend our measures, and to expose ~.
Of our political opponents; bu, tbey :.
entitled 10 fair trial Of their SYST. W
policy, and we will make no factions : y
sitIon, nor throw any unreasonable ,l H.
Giles IN their way. Above all, we seo, a.' :.
employ any arts TO seduce from Tho 49,
OF his duty the man who has feaeboI
elevated station, IN spite Of our sIrern,.
eNeriions against him, BY the copedose5
which they generously reposed in Il. T..
or aud fidelity" How Ear the ls,do, '''.. +.
the other parry have oon(ormed Ia lb,.ns y
right aud straightforward course pas;.,,I
daily passing events sufficiently leshf,
They prove that the acting preside,, ..I
the party which has assumed the n,,ro r
Democratic wiihou, the least color or ~.
TO u, are now completely identified elisa
y united, one aud indiyisible. If !, r.
sequel, they should fnd him an ,nca,ya,
eni associate, they have nobody tu, tler
selves to reproaeh.
The last war with Great Dri,a,, ,,o.t.
the patriotic lesson that, during ! conf,
with foreign Power, il is The du,, n III
parties cordially TO unite and 10 st,e i.
arms the creates, possible eject add ,,,or
nnd that any party which violates IN,
principle IS sure to lose the public cad
dcuec, Our experience in scase, +
peace will, trust, inculrale another ~
portunt lesson, that lrrachery and per.ly
are alike dcieaablc at oil times, and 4
deuonNraie still more clearly thai ia,.Ia
able bu too ollcn neglected tru,h IN patt
aila'rs, that honesty Is The best polio,
1t Is painful even TO gaze on tho Wr.aa
~ the administration Of the Genera G =,
cruneni which | have faithfully .koJe
II would haze been happy cor the =
OF the bnled States IT It we're n.ers
cy piece 10 survey. Bur lhee ,an, -
cul, and intense embsrrassmenis have
fortunately too severely assured them
rs actual reality. II would have bas5
much more agreeable task 10 me n ~.
tray the purity, disIuicrestedness. hon
probily and fidelity Of Oh in The ch1fss
our public concerns the wisdom II II
measures, and tho consequent genera Il s
pcrl'y Of the country. But We NV Ia.
tho nature, extent, and causes oi tho bga.
llc disorders, and, What IS no css lmbof.
iani, their remedy. That rrmedy Is II H.
hands of The people. Under other form,
4 Government, where public epiut
entirely crushed by arbitrary noWer.
people would long since have sor iii
dress ~ violent a0d conu,,iye mcaw 4,
= our peculiar good fortune 10 b1tr b
ballpi.boH remedy which sarfgefs
necessity 81 resuuing % them, ana SIS
q quite as c:ncaclau., md mofa cef'ee
well ~ more rcrceful, than ihe NC {
b,tcuet. Add Il afford. ne aeAps
pleasure 20 SOS r. yoa. fhatifis ms
belief, from 81 tho signs ct the ames ifa
a.i the cause. uo~ 10 operation. ard sf#a
an the Information which | drive imu
every quarter 81 he uulon, that ..
and gloTiops dei.vrrrrcr nvats b 81.
Tia, TIC People vii q 1915 0etlg i.
cate their ucb's, aGd m1ul'ea anew
capacity fyT seii.goycrumcn IL iaaaF5
more brilliant, moro decisive ard t
more lusplciou than thai II 90. i#t
accomplished most ol the siess 4 as..-
policy which ,ou suggest wtl lha1 F.
enforced, sod We bali once more h0a.
our country honpf"d and rr,pt I'D ssraaa
beloved aud prosperous At homo ~ Dies
d,ly advancing "a the path which lrsd. 10
greatness and grandeur.
lam, With high respect, year ircal 50
ohcdicai servant,
II clay
Mt-ars SAM. Se an ami others.