The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1843-04-06
From the National iafeIiigenrer.
vrW POLITICAL MOVEMENT.


The meeting of last week in the CITY o
Nov York, the object Of which was Ia pre-
an, President Tyler as a candidate for re
lection, has becn followed by retreat .
,s,se who got il up, Of which the best thai
.,,lc said is, that II was much more RAPID
A,o their advance TO the position from
,tieb the retreat is made.
From the Nep York Rrpress we learn
a, on Monday night last, the Tyler Cen.
II Committee, over which MAJOR Noah
I, ded, held meeting at their head.
ra,lcrs, Military Hall, in the Bowery /;
yea Mr.. Jas. II. Raymond offered re.
,1llon that the Committee should throw
NH INTO the arms of their 'Democratic
,,e,hren,' the members going into their
rpcciye Wards TO strive, in conjunction
,,b The Locolocos, to promote the int
,.s of Mr.. Tyler, with an eve to his
s,ninalon IN the Locotoco National Con.
ua,Ion The resolution was passed
lier which, resolution, likewise offered
Mr.. RAYMOND, that the Committee al
IA aae die, was passed and thus (savs
he Erpress) dies The Tyler party in n.
Ilok.
What reception these contrite and re-
lllnl third party men will meet with
9n the Locoloco party, we can only
b. from the indications given by the
iae journals Of that cast OF politics. -
only few days ago that, apparently
tplllng this countermarch, the Globe,
leader Of one great division Of 1.-The
fy.r thus denounced il:
Mr. TYLER, and has associates in
r,r. NAVE NOTHING 10 ExpEcr FROM
NJ DlW0CRtCV AS A BODY. Ii cannot bc
,If %, the Arnolds in its camp can,
.hfough them, It may be betrayed
| Trough such means, the Adminlsira
should be able 20 exert any efficient
1,l % the Presidential election, II Will
luae a bargain with some of the as
Yl1> embodylng personal or sectional
! inly 10 rails upon, and will surrcn.
every thing It can command TO So. urc
! uont for Itself under The new lncuni.
q mas Up into power" &c.
10 Is the uniform tenor Of a number Z
les, referring to this subject, which /
l'ey appeared ia the GLOBE and the
.l}lraalan. II IS plainly enough 10
EN- bat a great conflict for ascendan. c
The party has yet to be fought, v
zen the Van Buren, DIVISION on the
We aad all the other divisions, in.
'g The Administration and ITS power 7
ilfonage, on The other. In that con. {
bows are TO he given as well as tax. 4
,ai the Van Buren, men reckon with.
.'f host If they suppose that they are
''e Il all their own way. All the di. D
90 tina, the contest affords will be for d
sladers. n
enable our readers to form a conccp. J,
q The amIable spirl, 10 which this "
81 5 likely to be carried on, We cx. a
sentence or two from the leading C;
by the editorial champions Of the 7
ntics IN this city. ia their publica.
q Wednesday evening last: "
From The Globe. u
v, have observed It's (lhe Mad.so. u
case with sort Of philosophical Ii
ny, not having any thing of ifnpor.
to do to ascertain what was the type
malady whether dwelling idoicv,
BONANZA running on a particular sub.
OCCASIONAL lunatic extravaganza, or
'ual stupidity, driven now and then
asa striking displays Of ineohcrent
'4ires, excited by the consideration
IS a Government organ, having the
oa to perform Of representing an Ad. ,
|arat.on which Yields the Affairs of
republic. We arc persuaded, from
hf piece Of dullness which the Editor
'cTPe'raled, under more than ordin.
'esree Of stimulation, tina, all his mar. Il
" ecccntrlcitles have their origin ii
AilSolios) In natural Stiffness, work. ),
70 mighty attempts BY the elaiiou Of !,
uraordnary and unexpected eleva. :
&c. Ia
70" ne NddisoaiaR Of same ereniag, 81
% Slrtuous and patriotic Globe man, c,
editor Of paliry paper in Wash. :
~ hnces himself the absolute mas.
'nd Dictator Of Democracy and, be. u
bullying aud coaxing, ierociiy and 5,
/ presents a most pliinblc spectacle. &
ae' this parsonage has apparently i
insane, and his motions arc very much
Of a borsc-iy with its head of. lie Q
l'ont' It is true, but to oil appearance p
'N Knowing what be is after, or where !,
IS 10, and the consequence is, that he
'N'aniIy bnttlng himself against brick
ana stone fences; and whenever he 2
himself thus headed" he takes to o
'as around and making a dreadful a
p &c. .
'ne 'dFiher progress Of this rare con.
Wy VIC shall endeavor from time 10 Y
70 keep our readers duly advised Il
~" idefures al The ih-By an act