The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1843-07-25
FROM TUE NATIONAL INTELLIGENCE.
POLITICAL MOVEMENTS.

journal which represents the "Denocracy'
at Philadelphia, will serve to show to our
readers, how regardless of former peremp.
tory reputation Of the Administration by
the said Democracy" advances are abb
ieciy renewed to it by the peculiar friends
of the Administration, and with what IN.
dignalion and bitter scorn those advances
are again repealed;
rRoM THE rESNsIIvANiAN or JuLY 3, (LocoFoco.)
A Nep More Since the death Of Mr..
Legarc, several of the leading Tyler jour
nails have iutma,ed in strong terms that |
the time has arrived for the President 10
make himself still more democratic (therc |
are degrees i! appears in this democracy,
a sort Of approximation TO the tue iallh)
by calling around him in council Of war
an assemblage of the prominent Demo
Gratis Of the Union, to ask their odylce as
to how he is TO become the real thing, and
TO obtain their aid in the formation of a
new Cabinet. This is very strenuously
urged upon him as the sasing measure
the Morrison pill as Carlyle would
call it-and the New York Aurora, the
American Sentinel &c. express themselves
in favor Of the plan. They request that
a call for consultation be made upon John
c. Calhoun, james Buchanan, Charles J..
Ingersoll, Slas Wright, Lew Woodbury.
} aud others, that they may teach the M
: cumbent Executive how to carry himself
! Theoretically and obtain the nomination
J of the National Convention but whether
, these gentlemen are in reality 10 be called
D together as corouer's inquest, or as a
/ consultation of physicians in the las, emer.
g gency, is not stated. The Sentinel, how
o ever, expressed itself as follows;
at is a duty which President Tyler
owes 10 himseif-to his friends-to the
Democratic pariy-apd 10 the country al
iGrge--thoroughly TO DENocRArIzE his ad
ministra,ion-io remove from office, with
out hesitation, all secret enemies and luke
u ,rdrm frieHds--and 10 i'll their places viii
men from the Democratic ranks.
; " Rotation in office" has generally beer
{ held to be republican doeiuuc, and AT
u office holdcr should always remember tina
:, he is liable to be removed. Those friend
OF President Tyler, holding imporian, sta
" I, tions, who have not the Influence 10 bcnc
fit his administration, nor lhs,abiliiy 4
= discharge their duties to the satisfaction
y Of the public, would perhaps relieve ia
/, President from an unpleasant necessity
and would certainly exhibit the dis,nler
!, estcd character OF their friendship, BY RI
SIGNING"
!. The Aurora talks in the same strain
!, and tells Mr.. Tyler that he has a chanc
;, 10 take another step on the ladder OF fame
!, but whether upwards or downwards is nc
specified, and that this step must he ia
- ken " by John Tyler alone, or else all ,bo
,s has been done will 20 for naught. Tn
/, organs are peremptory their orders lcav
I no option to the Executive; i,e mast ~
on the ladder and +" make a step alone,
which secms TO be rather a hard case.
IL Is to be presumed from all this tia
the events Of the recent tour have made
clear to Mr.. Tyler that the " Democrats
b Ing process heretofore resofied 20, tha
70 OF 0Hyiag himself 70 all SORTS Of splriaca
b broken dorm fpcii0Hs, and tia, Of ediiia
y around him the rery refuse Of dizcarde.
h dtmdgoguism, will not answer his purpose
}. and that, Instead Of encircling himself vii
life preseryers to obtain buoYaucy in hi
y sea Of troubles, he has been hdaeing will
!. stones round his neck. We said 50 at Ii,
II time, but the spacious Nadisoniau and hi
:. other equally sagaciuus advisers we're q
II a different cfiaion. The mistake is nos
. obvious, and az he Administration uak
d under The ireigh Of ne o,en foliiesrii eric
; aloud for Gid from the rsry party rhich /
i hdR Tronged, sighted. and iaulied b,
r giving honor and promotion To all who ha,
J been expelled from lis ranks fof ,rcachort
I. and corruption. II Is. however, too lat,
, now to retrieve tho series Of plumbers com
g United by the President. lie NAV "tak,
steps on The ladder" II he Ilkes--ho mn,
G tun out all his officials, il he will but th,
I People have no confidence IN ono who Ia,
e shown himself 50 deficient IN all statesman
Q like qualities. There isno Morrison dill
! to cure Tylcrism. lis vitality is gone. Tho
I consultation, lf any such be held, must 81
| necessity be coroner's inquest, to asccr.
tam the cause Of death, which 10 our view
: obvious enough " Died Of the Spence.
nan sianza ord the Porter mug, the least
death 10 nature.
One might laugh, C the multiplication Of
pucrlli,ies and the want Of common sense
10 The government ola great country were
theme for laughing, a, The continued
searching on The part Of The Administrotion
Jor some neir means 10 dem1crahze itseif-
at ITS paIiry quirks aud pitifal mannuyres
at its plots and its conspiracies-M its
organized corps Of writers-at It's pnDaccas
to strengthen rs frame, and at It's cosme,.
lcs TO beautiiy ITS features. But, after all.
~" a sad business, full Of degradation and
humiliation, and every true American will
pc glad tohen me curtain falls upon scene
" ere'y respect so Melancholy
This IS spicy enough, certainly; bur
even this is exceeded in harshncss and