The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1844-05-24
THEODORE INon,ysry

SENs
This gentleman who con. t.c,-o a.. 49,;
can People as the candidate q Peore ,v ,ha Ane,
for Wee President, has character - ..s...ii,sy
purliy--a man who has given his head Ir. -
ard his heart 10 the cause Of morals. educHtI.N
I PHn--,"toPy and religion yet such a man !
branded by the notorious Bennett OF the n. Yorl
Herald, as an Abolitonist, and ii has been repub
hshed 10 That Jaeoblnical print the Richmond En-
quHer. The foIlowing communication, copie,
rom 'he Kichmohd Wing viii give the he direc
10 tho slandtr
messrs' Editors To the enquirer of the 10Th.
Teao' with feelings Of modification, an article co
pea from tue ~. T. Herald. in which the state
mehi was made that Mr.. Freinphnysen. the re-
Gently nominated Wing candidate for tho Viz,
Presidency, was an out.and. out Abolitionist.
was mortified that professedly decen, ,r;n,
IKE The Enquirer, should cite print so inlamous
so lost TO all sense of truth aud decencv AZ The
y, L. HERALD, as authority for any statement in
"hlch character was concerned. The edilor has
an instructive hatred towards every thing good
ana vIrtnons, and especially for religious char.
ae'er l feel mortified that a virginia editor
should give SO much cUuntenance 10 such n man.
IL mere were no other evidence TO prove the
'disi'y OF the charge thus made by this Infamous
an, '"e iact mat IL came from such source
Wonid OF Itself be sufficient to prove It's destitn.
tlon oi every semhlance of truth. Mr.. Frrling
nuyseh' ior years, has been an active mcn,her
anu Is vice President of the Culonizaiion S,cie
va society which the Abolitionists n,terl, DO
,est ana repudate. To hold Office in il. IL 10 far
'eH lheir eonlldenco-to be esteemed their opno.
.n. the editors Of the Enquirer knew Inn,
! 'i. F. was wee President they knew tina, The
at'i,e"' OF bennett was false, aud as honorable
leu en S'ouid nave passed II by with contempt. II
they did not know that for wears Mr. F has -.
an officer of this society, their lack or knoyIsd"
is highly dlscrcditabe TO them ns ed;toro -
public journal. Wiz
-, -as5a9els~
~ We call public attention 10 The cr,r,c, 10
MEOW. Our readers will learn with sunrise ,ha,
'ohn yief, Acting President of the L. States no
rotding 10 secret stipulation between hin, a,4
PRESIDENT Houston of Texas. has ordered n No.,
Vi 'he and and naval force of The T. States 10 ieIc
position that clearly evinces a determination ~
l"e part OF AR. Tyler 10 involve This country in n
Jonil'ct WIN Mexlco Whom the gods intend TO
u , roy they hrst make mad. Ii does seem ms l.
.,S 70 'ne procurement OF John Tyler, and he is I
endeavoring by every means in his power 10 do Joas
much injury as he can before he is Frustrated
LATE last evening" after an Executive session of
several hours, the Senate removed The inipnctio,
OF secrecy from the Treaty. and Documrn,s NJ
'onpanying 1t, for the annexation of Texas. We,
nave not OF course had any opportunity ofe
ming these papers, but we learn orally that. NV n
communication from the President Yesterday, the
senate was Informed that he had ordered a milf,
force 10 repair to the frontier of Texas, TO omen
coinmunl cation with the President of that Re-.
uoiIc and act as circumstances might reooire
nd had also ordered naval force 10 Vera Croz !
remain ott that port, and prevent any naval ex'
edition OF Mexico, ifany such should be attemp.
"a, from proceeding against Texas !
mus are The rumorcd "stipulations /" with !,
eAas referred lc IN our preceding remarks, con ~
hieu' ana me extraordinary fact rendered Ger. 81
IN, that the PRECEDENT has, on his sole autboritv Ia
ken step equivalent 10 waeing sudden and OIL
en war on friendly and unofTcnding nation M
nave not time at this late hour Of the niobt
iurthcr comment on so extraordinary proce. y
re.-Nat, Intel. G