The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1843-09-05
WHAT ARE WE TO ENPRCT FROM
THE DEMOCRACY.

WHAT ARE WE TO ExPFCT FROM
THE DEMOCRACY.
Cot. Benton, IN replying 80 4 letter to.
vitIng him to pablo dinner, ihus ap.
courses upon the policy which the Dnns.
crGoy vii pu'rue IN Congress:
Among these measures ARE the ,Y.
proycmeni Of or :tea; rivers the gtatp.
alton Of the price ol the public llnd@-a
permanent, prospective. libeal prc-orp.
ton law--thc sale and manufacture i
western hemp wlshin tie western sla,es
for the usc Of the American Nav-,te
preservation Of sur rights on tic Calau
bsa Riu,r the abolition a tl,e salI tax
and the rFcscrvnlIou ~ tho gold a,d s,.tr
eurrrnry as the oJly true standard a. ,sluf.
the o'Ily fair regulator of exchanges. tsa
only safe eurruBcy Tor the cpumnu aes
'ngr Of Tie grea, body II The pcoplg e
the more necessary 10 be preserved "a he
West beeai1sc 10 remote (rcm tho soaites
q supply 20 the seaport towns.
This IS Ell very veil, but how long "a
. tie iaprorsmcui af 5br great rirfra IS
TIC Gcneral Gogeumcni been a point ia
Drmoevu,ic fauh We had ihourl, FAC
opposition 10 all internal lnprotcneg','
was IT the very essence of Demacracp. sd
here ~e havo ono of the High prsss
the Temple coagrainlniing himself sA
friends that when bis psrty shall be nlhs
constant, internal lmprnvomenlrn, srhctls
will bc carried oul What wi3t Mr. Roc.
&c say to this giving ont Of he brother Van
Rurcuite VIII he endorse or prH#-,
him J But. above all whit vill NJ, tal
hour soy Would he, % TIC event 81 s..
election, realize Col. Bcn,on's bright ~.
uclpal,ons. and sign bills appropriately
money to tie improvement IL our grea!
rivers. "-Pdersbsrg fHitHigtacer.
ra.a Cot Juaysus VIA eTve q yAovsir
Correspondent NJ he E-qnvsf
The success Of the Democracy IN III.
NOS aud Indiana appears 10 be comPlele.
Tho result IN Illinois was anticipated hal
IN Indiana was MOI though he people are
proyorbial for political instability, A few
ears past Il was among The most cnihusI-
aa'c Democratic States suddenly Il Iafn-
cd right alb ut aud gave the Wings some
10 or 10000 majority. Probably us pre-
sent detection is prelude TO a like result
next year. BE this, however, as Il may,
ono Of the main causes, apart from local
questions, Of the present result, IS sad TO
be the fact, that The battle was fought IN
der the banner Of Col. Dick johnson. Nr,
Van Bufcn's name was not mentioned or
only mentioned TO be booted AZ. THIS CIR
cumstance denotes that Col. j. has great
strengih among the Masses fact we
have never doubted for wc have often sta
ted, that he was the only Democratic O..
Plfnnt, between whom aud the nnnlloyed
Democracy there did or could subsisi any
genuine sympathy All the rest Of them
- Van Buren,, Calhoun, Buchanan and
Cass--are totally different order Of be.
lngs from the bard.fstcd aud bard lolling
Democracy. Their habits, their associa-
tons remove them far from sympathy with
he mass. They are all more or less
aristocrats in their feelings: and If they
affect great love for the Democracy, i -
lone purely from selfish considerations,
md ut great sacrifice Of feeling and the
awkward and unnatural air with which
hey do it, bclrnys the motive. -Rieh'
aond Wig.
Modern Democracy. With Wing
majority Of TEN THOUSAND in North
Ja,olinn, the Locofocos hive by means
4 tho unfair arrnfgemcnfof the Districts,
ileclcd majority of The members q Cons