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

CaToina, 10 Jay II ueiofe our feauefs.
We are not surprised that a politician
should occasionally turn; bu, We are sur
Observation-Disclosures Mr.. Calhoun
should, in the face of this review of his
past course, claim to be coasisttat
Greensboro Patriot.
1910. Ga motion of Mr.. Calhoun, res.
olution was amended so as to re.
ceive the notes of banks in pay
ment Of public dues.
1888. Mr.. Calhoun declared il to be IN
constitutional TO receive bank notes
in payment Of public dues.
1916. A National Bank bill introduced.
1891. Proposed TO extend the charter
twelve wears.
1887. Believes National Bank danger
Gus and unconstitutional.
1916. Advocates the American Sys-
tenn violent Tariff and Internal
Improvement man.
1898. He is opposed to the same.
1882. lie declares the Tariff uuconslitu.
tional, aud resorts to ratification.
1888. Dec. 80, according to the Globe,
he tries 10 set mp his " old hobby
the American System, on its legs
again.
$40. Expresses bitter hostility to The
american SYSTEM" even in ITS
remnant.
1898. Strong friend Of Gen. Jackson.
1884. Violent enemy Of Gen. jackson
and Martin Van Buren,, and acts
wlh the Wings 10 opposition.
1895. Rejoices at Harrison victory IN
Maryland writes the Wings a
letter from Fort Hill, denouncing
the administration Of jackson, and
looked with "aiarm upon ali his
measures
1887. Takes a position TO hold his al.
lies ia check and cover his enc.
my" because whig victories were
not likely to Inurc to his personal
benefit.
1929. Gives has casting vote as Vice
President, Tor Mr. Kendall as
Fourth Auditor.
1889. Calls Mr.. henda.lyery hard names.
l-32. Counter marches and NuHities.
ls2l-2. Gave his casting vote as Wee
President to recall Mr.. Van Ba.
rem from England.
1887. Horrihed by has election to the
Presidency, and scornod to be pre-.
sent at tho Inauguration. The
Globe said the - lacn u( Catailna
was not seen On tie oeeas.aa.'
1888. "struck u IA .dea, and svears
allegiance to Mr.. Van Bnren.
1887. Sept. LIST. Started to Washington,
ant-Sub. Treasury and opposed to
repeal Of the distribution act.
1887. Sept. la Washington, ncw light.
new man--lu favor At tho Sub.
Treasury, voted 10 repeal dlsin.
button act.
1882 !. Denounced by the Globe. as o con.
sP'rator agaIus: the llocrtics Of bis
country and designated .Ca,alinc. =
Denoguces lie Globe as men,a.
cIou~ aod filthy, vic and pro.ii.
tate" aud It's paI,izans as raaucs
and royaas'=.
1880. Tells his friends lba: li,ey tuust
support the Globe, and gives !, hl-
influence toob'aiu the public PRINT
IDg.
1910. OGcmlIy y pronounced BY the
Globe as something equitaient 10
PATRIOT.
1910. Jan. l.i. Embraces both Mr..
Van Burcn and the Editor Of the
Globe, aud sDoa = n aan1auces
IN the senate q Coalition between
himself aud them.
1891 Makes a speech ia the Senate de.
bouncing National Convention,
asa "Her and polluted orgaat-d.
ION composed Of ot5ce hollsys
end corraF' Parfis1rs got ~ for
the purpose of " coonterfahqg tLe
r"lcc u fhe People"
1913. Goes Tor a National Convention 10
be- held IN Baltimore, tn MAY.
1914, and his own State 10 Con.
venton, was the first 10 the Union
10 appoint Delegates, putting their
great leader IN domination for the
Presidency.
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