The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1843-07-11

Standard was silenced and IFS politics
changed. Forthwith a negotiation was
set on foot to sell out. To whom Null
iiers! No, no that would not do--the tue
Democracy would not bite a, that, bu, they
sell out TO Calhoun men, who 90 for Cal
houn in the first instance, and the Eomina
ton OF the Democratic Convention, If
rightly constituted, in the second.
The negotiation is commenced, as am
informed, in March. When il is conclud
ed, know not, but the Editor of the Stand.
ard, Thomas Loring, who had been desir.
Gus 10 sell out for some time past and make
a penny, and found he had the Calhouni,es
where be wanted them, Yankee like, do.
termincd 10 make the most Of his position |;
and without the consent, and in total disre.
gard of the wishes Of the great Democratic
party, by which he had been raised 10 his
importance, sells out TO another renegade
Wing, who forthwith drags down the Van
Buren, Standard, and pipes out very easily
to deceive US until the election is over
&C. am for Mr.. Calhoun, subject TO, &c. !"
This change is not announced 10 the De-
mocralic party. until immediately proceed
ing the FIRST of June, although the Legotia.
ton had been on foot for months; and the
reason evidently was TO keep The Demo
Gratis from looking cut for another paper
and another Editor. Yes, the Tan Buren,,
Tom LOriag, Standard, with all its Demo
cratic Subscribers, are sold cut neck and
heels, 10 the Calhoun, renegade Wig
SidadGrd--ihe transfer 10 take effect from
The Isl OF June. Aud forthwith, the Clio.
rious stars and stripes OF the tnion-ibe
Van Buren, flag, under which We had so
often ,riumphed, is hauled down, and the
little Wing Editor Of the Standard says in
effect have great mind 10 run up Cal.
houn's single star and stripe, the flag OF
Modification, but that won't DO until the
Congressional Election is over, and our
Candidates, who are in favor of Calhoun,
all duly supported and elected by the Van
4 Buren, Democrats and then, we will carry
+ the State for Calhoun, or drive the Demo.
Gratis Off to the Wings, where they can
never 60.
Here we are then. on the LIST Of June, in
the hands of Notification, wl,hou, our
knowledge or consent, and wlthou, saying
as much as "by your leave Sirs." Tc
keep US deceived, and for fear we may de-
,ect the duplciiy that is playing of upon
US, forthwith two young Nulhfers-bolt
Wings once, If am rightly informed
publish about the Is, Of June a flaming
Prospectus for Democratic paper TO be
called the q" Democratic Signal" to be edi
led by Perrin Busbee and Duncan X. Mac
Rae. They do not announce who they are
for, nor who they are against. They say
they will support the nominee Of the Dem
ocratic Convention, no matter rho he IS
and they will oppose the Wing Candidate
for the Presidency, no matter who he is
This is what | should call the true Sand.
/ Sarsaparilla OF Calhouuism. They are
ready to hgh, for Calhoun and Nultifca
ton, OF for Van Buren, and agains, Nuhf
calion--lor Calhoun, and agalns, Protec
live Tariff, or for buchanan and a Protec
tive Tarlh-for Calhoun and no fnIerns
Improvements, or for Dick johnson anC
Internal Improvements. 10 a word they
will enlist under the nominee Of the Var
Buren, Convention Of November next, anC
also, under the nominee Of the Calhoun
Convention in May next. So that ,hei
paper will exhibit editorial economy: OF
: one side, shall appear for President, Jon,
c. CALHOUN, by p. Busbee and Duncd,
n. McRae; on the other, for President
MARTIN Van BuRES, by d. X. McRa,
and Perrin Bus5ce.
+ Take notice, another number Of thi
f Sigma" is no, TO issue until the Alb Q
July, so that il will be entirely 100 late 70
the Democrats TO start paper to sustai
their cause aud thus Democracy is to b
+ saddled with all the political SINS aud ter
/, giversatlons OF Calhoun, while the true, &c
uuine, Jackson Van Buren, Democrats, ar
. &c stand by and aid them 10 their unha
+. lowed designs.
Q Is there, | repeat, Van Buren, paper i
il North Carolina, at tins time II there b
| do not know it. Is there a paper whic
!. expresses IFS preference for him over an
J. other candidate Not one, 10 my know
edge or, il there be, It's limited circulate
d renders il Of no avail. How many paper
II openly express their preference Cor NJ
r. Calhoun! Let US see. There's the S,anr
v ard, MeckIenburg Jeffersonsu, Washing
n ton Republican-the last two notorious {,
10 their support Of Observation-Disclosures
IS CarolnIan, and. perhaps others. Has NJ
Van Buren fallen so low, that none will {
" him reverence, unless il g enurcs TO the
to benefit p Alas for our fallen condition
at Who are the pretended Democrat
o. Candidates for Congress? Let US exar
s, iae, and see what Van Burenism has
n. hope from them D. s. Reid, ]. J. NJ
le Kay, B. Craige, r. NJ. Saunders, A.
ds Arlington and Goodwin G.. Moore. IND
ty what circumstances, did they become ca
$ dldaies? How are their political prefe
al ences for President? What political ST
q. and tergiyersations have they committe
i'll for which Democracy is now 10 be call
d. upon TO auswer1 And out of the who