The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1844-02-16
From The Winchester Republican.
Bet REMEMBERED.

BE 1T REMEMBERED.
That the party claiming 10 be Democrats
par excellence, have declared their willing
ness to sustain for the Presidency Marilr
Van Buren,, who supported De Witt Gin
ton in opposition to James Madison, thu
candidate OF the Republican Party, during
the gloomiest period Of the late war, Wills
/ Mr.. Clay was cheering the country on to {
! glorious and energetic resistance Of the
! enemy
BE IT REMEMBERED,
That the same party have declared then
readiness TO support James Buchanan, who
declared in public speech on the l'h oil
July, 1872, that If he though, he had any
Democratic blood in his veins, he would
lei il out I"
BE IT REMEMBERED,
That the same party, while thew clamo'
for PRINCIPLE. declare their Willingness
TO support any sort Of politician bearing the
name Of Democrat, whether the nominee
be Proclamationist or Nullifer--a Ia.
rifii,e or Free Trader
BE IT REMEMBERED.
That the same party, protesting 10 be
hostile TO Internal improvements by the Gen.
eral Government, have passed over, With
out rebuke. the declaration of Col. Benton
that "among the first objects TO be accom-.
9ished by restoration Of the Jackson poll.
cy," in the person Of Mr.. Van Buren, is
the Improvement of the grea, Western ri
yers."
DE 1T REMEMBERED.
That the same party, whilst protesting
to be the especial champions OF the People,
are always TO be found on the side Of Pow
err, and have uniformly sustained all the We
toes upon the action Of the Peoples Repre-.
senlatlyes
BE 1T REMEMBERED,
That the same party, protesting to vene-
rate the memories and services Of the Faith
ers Of the Republican Church, are daily in
the hahi. of denouncing, as "among the
batch of Federal measures" Bank Of the
United States, the Tariff, &c. although
these very measures were passed BY large
majority Of Republican Presidents
DIs 1 hfs u ENID
That high Tariffs which have teen pas
sed by Congress since 1915, we're voted fol
by Andrew jackson, Martin Van Buren,
rrouus IT. D~sssss's, Tsts,.uss rr. yOuuson
and other distinguished men Of the Jackson
Van Buren, party
BE 1T REMEMBERED,
{ That the Tariff bill commonly known a,
the "Bll Of A denominations, was passed If
1928, by the votes Of NJ. Van Buren,, J
Buchanan. T. II, Benton, Richard NJ
Johnson, &c
BE 1T REMEMBERED,
That the Bank bill Of 1916 was reported
by committee, of which John C. Calhoun
was chairman, and passed by the aid Of The
vote Of Henry ST. George Tucker, and 9th
or distinguished members Of the Republican
Party; aud that Judge +. whom they dare
no, read out Of the Church TO this dov IN
slsts upon the Constitutional power Of Con
\ gress 10 pass such law
BE IT REMEMBERED.
That The Tariff bill Of 1899, which lee
TO Notification in South Carolina, was pas
scd by Jackson Congress, was signed by
Andrew Jackson, and was abou, to be en-
forced by him with the bayonet Auc
that the evils of civil war we're aver'ed by
the timely inierposi,on Of Mr., Clay
BE 1T REMEMBERED,
4 That the Tariff bill Of ls42, which Mr.
Van Bureus friends in the North support
ed and which that gentleman now declare
in letter 10 the South no utterly d..
claims and denouncos," was voted for b
James buchanan, " the first choice" Of on
Anu.Tariff friends Of Clarke, for the Pres
dency Aud BY SiIas Wright, Mr.. Va
Buren's lieutenant.
We shall in due time have other remen
brances for the People taken from the r,
cofdg Of the country.