The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1843-08-15
MORE COALITIONS !

The U. 5. Gazette, in lis revelations
touching the good understanding between
Messrs. Van Buren, and Spencer, stated
among other strange and improbable things
that the Porters would, BY and bye, be
come Van Burenites. Such a thing was
regarded with universal incredibly for
the Van Buren, presses in Penns} Ivania
had been particularly abusive Of Gov.
Porter and his whole family charging
him with every crime except murder,
which could disgrace humanity. The
Globe, the great gun Of Van Burenism-
re-echocd the charges, and enlarged upon
them, with innumerable variations. Ac-
cordIng to il, the penitentiary was entirely
too good place for Gov. Porter, or his
amable brother, the Secretary of war
Well, after all this abuse, what do we
behold Gov. Porter has gone to Sara
toga, and while on his way moral mon.
ster as he is--he was invited by Mr.. Van
Buren, 10 yisi, him at " Underwood" and
he actually accepted the invitation, and
remained there several days. The result
Of this strange visit is told by the PhiIadcI.
phia Inquirer.
What will the Globe say to Mr.. Van
Buren, associating with such a character
as Gov, Porter What will it say Of the
coalition between them, and of the conhr-
nation II gives TO the reputed combination
between Van and Spencer l-R. Wig.
FROM HARRISBURG.
I'm porf1yY potttirs} EJto.I4c,yrss Nm 1T,-o
meat Of the a gi Contracting PortieS"-
Buchanan Headed-7He Democracy Of Penn
sylpahia 10 Be transferred to Van Barren by
Coalition IoiM GOUeraar Porter.
Correspondence Of The Philadelphia Ing. & Gas
EXTRACT OF AlETTER, DATED
Harrisburg, July 27, l643,
1t is well known that Gov. Porter has
hitherto held himself perfectly uncommit.
ted 10 any Of the candidates for the Prcsi.
dency. He neither declared himself for
or against Mr.. Buchanan, and that drew
down upon him the wrath ot,Mr. Buchanan
and his friends. lie paid great attention
10 Col. Johnson and Gen. Cass when those
gentlemen were in this State, but did not
commit himself to either for the Presiden.
,y. He showed no hostility to Mr.. Tyler
or the purpose of securing the public off.
,es in the Gift Of the National Admins.
ration TO his friends, (tor no man takes
care Of his friends beiter,) but never has
been heard to advocate Mr.. Tyler's re-
election. For this, he has been denounc.
ID by his opponents as Tyler man. The
act is, Gov. Porter is a shrewd man, and
he time had not arrived for him to declare
himself until now, But none can now shut
heir eyes TO the CERTAINTY of Mr.. ,
Van Buren's nomination, and hence, in
,rder to conlouud his enemies, Gov. Porter
With all his friends, LEAP OVER THE .
HEADS OF BUCHANAN AND HIS
FRIENDS, AND STAND IN THE FRONT RANK /
IF TIE NATIONAL DEMOCRATIC PARTY!
Now for the facts to Justify the torego- /
ng assertion. | know more than | dare I
low diyulgc for publication, but the whole .
hing will soon be apparent. Gov. Por- /
er on his way to BalIston and Saratoga,
where he now is, was invited by Mr.. Van
Buren, to Undertook, where the Cover
Tor and Lady staid day or two, and ALL
THINGS WERE ARRANGED !! -
rhe flag Of the cx-PreSidcnt is to be rails.
I'd at the Capitol Of Pennsylvania, and so
ar have matters progressed, that a new
rancr TO bc called the " CoNNoNwEAITH" /,