The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1844-05-17

Thomas Harris, James
+. H. NJ xwell, John
Moy II, 1874.
II will be seen from the above b
individuals want the Loco Foeos d
to act for the whole District. We
will take ii upon themselves TO give
ders "tIe exercise of a sound discre
he shall vote for : We suppose tic
Gratis of tie % District what do yd
Are you wiling that one county
you II is well known that the
Mr. Calhoun as thcir inst choice,
| ly as vel known that, if they cou
Calhoun they preferred Mr.. Van
This cannot be denied. Yet, Gen.
though Mr.. Calhoun has " ithdrawn
test near two month";, waits until Il
Just % days before the time for tie
Loco Foco Convention, before he
ter asking for instruction relative /
vote. What is the inference
that the Loco Focos here have cod
selves for the annexation Of Texas.
Buren, having come out against TIC
Mr.. Tyler being the only man fav
Saunders imagined that by writing
late date ho did, asking for instrl
dozen Loco Focos or more would a
ing and either instruct bin TO vote
Ter or leave il TO his own discretion.
diet this will be the result ofthe meet
fore wo caution Mr., Van Buron's I'd
tier guard. TIE upshot of the who
will be that Gen. Saunders will ed
from Mr.. Tyler for his ingenuity, |
sion has ever yet been made for him
And to put tie Van Buren, men ST
their guard that uery serious md
been made at Washington to set asi
the party in that Convention, by givl
ination 10 some other person than
ren, We publish tie following Card
Focos of Ohio, by several Of their I'd
in Congress
TO THE DEMOCRACY OH
Friends You arc aware that It'd
Of tho Union, Of whom you eonstltul
part, have appointed convention, ID
9th inst. in the city Of Baltimore,
pose Of nominating i candidate for
ey. You are aware, also, that in al
States o.! tho republic, the Democrat
semhled TO appoint delegates TO that
expressed in the most solemn form, d
rq1a!!ed Immunity, their preference
Van BureO, over all others, as thcij
and that, IN most Of the States, they
delegates explicit instructions to vol
such candidate IN that convention.
We, your democratic dclegation|
Houses Of Congress, deplore the nccl
compols US TO advise you that, nols
this state e facts, we have reason 4
very serious movement has, for wei
foo., in this city, IN the absence Of
which is intended 10 act, IT possible
convention, and to induce that bodyl
the will Of the American democracy,
lily and solemnly expressed--to dIscI
ia whose favor that will was so expre
nominate in his stead some other, d
person.
We. therefore, take this method III
YOU that, in this movement, if such I
have no part. nor in the motives whic
We make this public declaration in d
may not be conlounded with those
this transaction; aud ia order, also,
forever hereafter stand before you,
and constituents, aud before our brethI
ont the Union, blameless oi II the dis
sequences which, should this moyem,
may result 10 the domcratic party.
w. ALLEN.
BENZ TAPPAN
JOHN q. WELL
JACOB BRINK Z
EMERY u. POI
IL. ST. JOHN,
WM c. McCAUs
JOS MORRIS,
JOS MATHEW
T.. DEAN,
A. DUNCAN.
WASHINGTON CRY, May lst, ls4I.
When we heard of the Texas meet
Court week We stated at once that il v
10 make political capital for John J.
movement at Washington conyinces
of to truth Of tie opinion.
-asso3efso
d. RA.