The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1844-09-06
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RHSRA " uis iiituAS VI 81 Itttfs ms
toasis breathe in the strongest language possible
opposition TO tic Union. Many in oar eommu.
NIFTY lcok upon these things si,h a cold indif r.
enee, and think this parade is oil for effect. We
wish we could bring ourselves 10 think so too.
but NC cannot, for tie whole cours. Of tue lead.
eTs give evidence that they mean what they say
when they go for state resistance. and it is left
10 the people, after weighing well the eousequen.
crs. 10 say how far they are disposed 10 support
them in tlcir revolutionary designs To unde-
ee.ve any who msy DO Of the above opinion, we
call attention 10 Ito article below from The
Charleston Courier:
! The Richmond Enquire -This partisan jour.
] nal IS tludousy endrayoring t. produce the lin-
preston, al the North that the spirit OF dsunion,
now iilo IN certain sections Of this State, is ga
mere bubble" and that zoe have = been trying 10
blow up the bubc" The Enquirer IS pflicted
With wllul blindBess in 4 is matter and is 9Th.
or false hearted to the UBian, or from reckless
or scrvile DEVOTION TO party, is disposed TO slur
over the great and paramount question Of tho
union Of the States, aud speaks cbastely aud
sneeringly Of others making "a bugaboo Of The
recent movements IN South Carolina" We tell
the Enquirer. that the spifil and cry OF dlsunion
e'. W nv u, p,Ia' and n,tr
constituents nte onenly seeking 10 dissolve the
Union, unless their mad pretefsions are yielded
10 oy 'he o'pea p III % 'no i's' % vac n .i
the STATE f,om the influence Of MIR Calhoun. and
/ plunge the land anew in fratcrnal strife. II is
/ not true that we have changed our ground, or
been compelled to confess admit anything
I w. - sIysrs ,ccn;,,eJ Ar C,Ibonn If ,pv
participation ia these criminal and reasonable
proceedings; aud e'en io"hco Up 10 nm as inc
49,, ~. ~ e.
quirer kno,os es teeR as IRE d. With Us the
question OF Tie Union is paramount to all others
''a,' $50 oa' 80, erngd h,n,tc,
al 90 gre ol'd we IRE ,rond ia ,coni, the de-
,,o,,,,;c n,,ey a. 10, AZ !. h,dr from his enor
go, ,,,,It and treason n.,inst Inc yloriey of the
-, he noscc or m, nFrsrnt ami Tho houas of
J H. r,,,,,o Rnt we hnld no man either patriot
c;.,d ~ Lrothcr who nio,s the uarricdl tlow
!, ~. Uoinp tbe hmm oc his country. or apolo.
-. a. ., n,,Les Inn, ar ,boso who 40 50
/ And in further proof that dissolution OF the
Union is contemplated by many Of the leading
CID r.r,t;,,, io,.;,o .,,or,;on Tho
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following leuef copicu from inc hiehihohu " h'g'
[ The Editors of the Wing sly that the letter is
/ r., ..,,.... or I'D, - o,cl.,ca 7, =,
pears from 'le''er M Caihouh Is 'hefep wait
inr The result Of the Presidential Election before
he ,,oves in thu nreniscs Shonld Mr. Polk be
e'ee'eu icAas WIZ ." "''''''''eu '''1 N0'''
ma pfopitiated. But should Mr.. Clay be the sue
,,, St,
osi'eu W ''Ao mo Guns luz avn "'''"''"
ances and Mr.. Calhoun will then snow hls hand
Lat the Peonle of North Carolina be on their
~, .,.., -. e., - ia
solves tbis Union Is put beyond doub'.
cu.atysrox. 6. c Auc. e5 1874
To tho F3i,.rs ths Wbip.
f..nu,,,non. fI,,i,,, bocn ,nt in possassjon o;
...,. intcIi,s,ec or ,,n,ort,nee 10 IL. people OF
-, an91ke yboI, I,nian. 7 send i 10 vou
"a sowitb II, as you ,,loase. In conversation nth
90 81 ,I,c Lno,,i ones Of ttc n .rty and can.
J,i,ts Cor ,hc Lcs,sIa,ore he remarked, "that
n r,lLonn and a., friends wcr, determined 10
- s,icn, ubopt State ,nicrfercnco inst now ;
that altar Inc election of Pres dent, say in tho
eonrse Of two wears. the virginia politicians who
g., ro,y c,,,rclv released from all obhoations to
N,,t;p Va, Roren and Ia, Albany Junto would
call Convention Of Tic Southern States to take
into cons;d,r,tion the oppressions (which means
N,u,6.,,;o, aud Secession as take III OF the
Co,nr,l ,,ovsrn,nent mai Mr. Calhoun would
- ,,o,Ccc,ly on;c, until The eloolions md tho
',r.s.n, corryoss b,s ndionrnea when he and tho
r..t. !, vi, wonli =, n work 10 orpan 10
H. So,,h y nj. ups.rs1ood Virginia is 10 take
Tho lead in His matter 10 rive il force and i'm
ro,t,,co Tbis nav ,ccon9t for The leyity man
t ,e.s,sd bv Richie 10 tho Rbet, movement in thi
st.to nnd ,io co,nlcnnnce riv,t, by tho oatty il
I v.r1;nio 10 Tie Convention Recommended 10 nee
. :, R,rh,nond From w., gathered from hin
i,t;.L !, 9o.r All scheme secretly 10 disso,y
t ,bsso states bclieyo Thai arch traitor Tyle
=. ,Io,g ,ei,h CaIboup are nrensrinr something
tho North, and Virginia is 10 breed or hatch I'M
!; infamous scdtlon. lie did not tell me there wa
10 Ue awning se1'''ous %
tho snbicc, we wfro talk no over. what other con
J clusion csuld draw. He was not willing Nh
: State should act now, because CALHOUN as II wa
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