The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1843-07-25
Mr.. cRAIGE AND MULTIPLICATION.


MR. cRAlGE AND MULTIPLICATION.
Business taking us over to Concord las,
week. we we're present at the discussion
bet"een the rival candidates or Congress.
~ The commencement, Of bis speech Mr.
Iralge referred TO Col. Barrineers reyiy.
ing the charge Of Modification against him
10 prejudice the minds Of the people and
stated that that subject was not aaita,ed
now among the people. Ii is true that We.
~ little is said about the subject now. in
many places, but the following extracts
from the Governors Message Of S. Carr.
Ina Will show that at least South Carroll.
ma, IT no other State, is ready for reyiy,po
The question, and no one knows how soon.
II the present Tariff is no, repealed. In
The first place the Governor conaratulates
The State upon the favorable condition
and adequate supply of its munitions of
war procured at the expense of half a
mliIion-he also boasts of having sc, 900
pounds Of powder We are led TO enquire
Tor what use are such preparations who
= she preparing 10 assail. The following
exiracis give Tic answer:
A" In orr late contest with Federal power il
was not TO the mere efficiency Of It's laws. the
justice OF her cause, or the strength Of her ar.
gnmcnis, but 10 be uPiIrrEp ARms OF bcr eli
Gems refoy 70 STRIKE "a hor defence, that Tie
state looked al last COZ protection
ANA were the dangers Of tie pas, 10 -ecur
OF the Rn1aroraLie forebedipgs Of Tie fp,ur, "a
be realized, Il IS TO the bold hearts. and nervcd
and disciplined patriotism Of her Militia. Thai
South Carolina would again appeal, as the frs,
70 feel and sympathisc for her wrongs. and as tho
only finally aratlabie source Of defending Ler =
The following extract states that after
waiting reasonable time the repeal OF the
Tariff law Sic will throw herself upon he,
reserved rights; and ncilhcr an appeal
TO The justice ard patriotism Of the nation
an invocation 10 our allies, nor an antici
pa'ed sympathy aud cooperation Of oul
Southern Sister States should I've permit,
ted Tor movement to weaken our efforts
or our resolution to meet al the consc
qaenecs, md all the emergencies Of thC
contest Read il.
itwoG'd have been better that tie sources q
or Revenue lad been dried up. our public ion
rfoyrmonis regretted, our forircsscs 4. ,meptlsd
our ARM ais5anded aud Our Navy ro,tinp ia
the docks, or Officers clamorous for their sala
figs, and our Members Of Congress unpaid, than
i1-i s!ch breach should have been made in tn,
tohsliaaon. Chcfsling hope. however, in the
Justice and wisdom Of The American people
eonhd'ng in TIE patriotism and purity OF tho
Democratic party Of the Union, and waiting ior
a REAsoS,HiE FINE, the sl0W and steady progress
81 Legislative rcluFm-let us ttill remember that
the means Of safety and redress reside 10 thr
sovereign resources OF the State ifSfif-in ths
spirit and patriotism Of our olrn peosie--in tic
hrmness and wisdom Of our ovn esuEseis. Meth.
eF sn appeal 10 the justice and patriotism Of The
nation, an invocation TO our AiLirs. nor an an
hcipaicd sympathy and cooperation Of oui
snpthcfa sister States shonld bu permitted for
moment 10 eakcn our efforts, of orr resolution
% meet ali tllo consequence, and all The efuor
gencies Of the CONTEXT
Well, fellow cit zcns, does this no; look
something ike having small mixing to.
wards Modification. Is il not evident tc
the minds Of every one, that, should Con.
gress refuse 10 repeal The present Tariff
South Carolina intends 10 place herself ID
the same attitude she assumed 10 $40 with
respect 70 the General Government
Mos clearly IT must be and what course
would Mr.. Ctaige assume should tho oxi
gcncy arise lie was decided Nulifel
IN 1885 ard would be agaa. How ihef
can YOU, lcliow-citizens, vote for a man that
has held such mons,ious doctrines Re
member that Notification has been pgo
nouuccd Treason aud those Who advocate
It Traitors, then can you give your suf
lragcs to a man who has been in favor o
marung The faH prospect 9i our happy
country because one State may imagine ;
law TO be unconstitutional How cal
jackson mon and how can Van Burer
men yield hearty support 10 man nho
has abused them as Rngucs and Royal
/. isfs, and who held himself aloof from iii,
party until his lugleman fell into their ranks
finding that with the Wings the victor!
would no, iuurc to his friends. We hop,
+ Van Buren, men and Jackson men arr
made Of better staff than to gulp him down
although he may be seasoned 10 pleas,
the palate OF some Of them.
WHO ARE THEY
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