The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1843-04-20
From he RICHMOND lYhip.

TREACnERYAvoWE Asp GLoRIED IN!
No intelligent man of either political
par,y has doubted since the first month Of
the Extra Session of Congress, IN lsil,
that. seduced by hopes which, idle as they
are and desperate, were yet more pre-
sumptuous, Mr.. Tyler had thrown himself
into the arms Of the Democratic party To-
the purpose Of eulisting their support OF
him for second election. His uniform
direction of the patronage OF the Govern
ment to the prescription Of Wings and the
promotion of their opponents, and his per
verse counteraclion OF all the measures oil
Wing Congress, elected like HIMSELF to
carry out the will Of the immense majority
of the American people, revealed by the
elections Of 1910, are at once the witness
Of the fact and his payment oi the consul
erdtion for Democratic assistance.
That this was so, every man we say,
felt a moral and Interchangeable consictioD.
Ii was too clear 10 be doubted; but II DIS
closed so shocking a pertidy, so revolving,
and in this country SO unknown before a
degree of political turPltude, that very
many long refused TO acknowledge II, and
very few even to this day, have coatn.
ued to hope against even certainty. III
Virginia especially, because he was ma
tive of the State and had received all her
high honors, and more particularly be-
cause his father was a Revolutionary Sor'
). thy, a public mind which ever leans to lIb'
4 g.. tho uTGHHltI.
la,ing proofs Of an ingratitude unparalleled
in Anglo Saxon annals, and treachery
which ali were dcsiruls * believing thai
it was impossible Virginia gentleman
could commit.
The mask, however, Is at length boldly
stripped oti'and the traitor stands confessed
and even exultng in his baseuess, aud free
" disclosing is motives
Long satisfied Of his unworthy intentions
and of the expectations which led hun &c
form ,hcm-eyen IRE, however, who have
known Mr.. Preslden, Tyler since 1926
we're not prepared for the brazen comics
sion Of his apostacy aud his guilt.
Read the following from the Tyler Ne"
York Official
FKow THE AuRoRA $50 UNroN 4" OF .ATrRpar
IS President Tglsr and TIE Democratic Party
Having lust returned ftsri most agrttab!'
ana satfsfaefsry risR 10 Warrington, during
, which We hsd the most comple1s opportunity o
informing ourselves Of the We've and sentiments
az the members Of the Administration regarding
n, p,sssaf position aud fsiars policy. we have
tie pleasure Of announcing ~ tlae Denoefsth
party, IN this city and throughout the country
that the government Will continue to be admins
tered upon the sirieicst democratic principles
aud thai fs0rosgA aud perfect tsr@ong 81 feel
ing sHf acton RITA fhs great dssaocfstte iafef
,si Of the country forms fAs basis uroS wlgei
ruE ApaINIsrHArIoN not Nps Tvs ctAfHs 10 raj
= coSTtpr~cs All srrr0Rr % rus Ps0rLE What
ever may be tho clAuors Of Interested and amosii
ca delnagogues who control few pfes~ca here
. tsfose considered democratic, $50 distinctly ave
, that Presadsnf TYLKs and Ais Adnsaisfrsfie
are or ASH ISbuisisIE rita ne gTesi Df~osTat
Il parity OF the country AlFrady hosa ~ pro
fssston and praetiec, has TIA PAEnnrNs gwen lh
most unequlvoea! g, ,4onees u Ia dfmsefsiie ~
. fsut.ans and we pledge ourselves that those Ell
depess will for the future, be nslssf fssr nor "a
Jefisffa. In all his ofiea acts n rteaEa oHl
tie Democratic pesgls and there Is not a, 81.
y moment a more .ficlont aetlfe, Hha poaefig
: eneiay Of the Wing inuIgIers and cemae9Zas
within the limits Of the whole tnioa than Jon
TiLEa THIS wall be silil more clearly aud dls
tinctly Indicated in me communication 81 "a
PressdeEi 10 the scFi CsHgTsts. and, bafofs tina
Z Congress rises, wp veninre to predict that tlt
democratic party throughout the Ua.sed state
will 10 a man rails 10 the support Of Mf. TrtTi
Is the firm and uucompromisiaE advocate u shsi
J principles, aAd tho Chief npou whom the hope
. u the country arc centred"