The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1844-08-01
MORE SIGNS OF DIsrNIoN.

al the celebration Of the 9TH Of july in South
Carolina. S;raws are said 10 show which
way the wind blows. These sentiments
may be taken as political straws and show
clearly the state Of the political pulse in
South Carolina. Can North Carolinans
vote for men who can have any connection
with party fayoling a dissolution of the
Union Of these States Patriotism aud loye
Of country would seem to forbid such a
course, but we are sorry 10 say that we
believe that too many Of our opponents are
ready and willing TO aid in Tie measure.
But read the toasts.
by f Dixon, president of the Day D Texas
is rejected--the Tariff is not repealed = Dsunion
would now be hailed the happy GeliyeraEce
from Federal dospotism.
The next half dozen comes 10 Us from old
Onngeburg
BY Con. ID F Jamison- The Union aud Ter.
as, or Ter0s and disuaion Let the opponents Of
,his great American measure accept the alterna.
BY Lieut. ] c. Rowe TIE dpnerdti0n ~
IeHGs Peacefully lf we can, forciby if we must.
BY Dr. d Geger- The Unioh Of TIE South !;
For Che maintenance at Southern rights III oppo
stiou 10 Northern fanatcsln, aided by England's
mock philanthropy.
By +. W. Glover. Esd Southern Iasfitu.
fighs; :" An ignominous death and ielon's
grave 10 him who would sacrifice them even
for the onion
Sent by Capt. Jlmson Of the Cavalry The
Aaherafion Of Teras lie is no son oftho South,
who opposes measure calculated 10 strengthen
"a hal bp ~.
pidIty OF tue English and the North and have
been guaranteed to us by the Constitution.
BY VIM. McMchael- Terds She has been
ours-sho desires to be ours, and she shall DO
ours again.
The next is tho third regular toast at the cele
bration in WATERFORD, and the one following u
volunteer -
81 g" ANNEXATION The great measure of dc.
liveranoe and liberty 10 the sonth with it wo
are unionists; without it, we arc Disunionisfs,
'Iougi tho fate Of traitors be our doom. Nine.
timrs nine cheers
BY T. Pyo- Southern Senator's lnho rlfed a.
gdiRSI ANNEXATION: Panders TO British arrogance
and abolition fanstlclsm May they never find
rest until they find tin tiaitor'. gave.
The next four are from Barnwell
BY G. G, Hay - The re anneration OF Ttads
nv l.. Uckson - r7fr' Y i4-'., Z; ,,aa cellly
.Tvn oolitical powera iniamy ana u'Ss'". ~
nation Of kingdom that dares to oPPoso '"o''
Mon. &c .,s, 400 our fore
ny - "a ,hc woke Of British tyranny, ana
decl,rod these United States Zee anu i'' 3.,L
~, ma vs horc that ore another national n''..'
~ ,he same spirit will perunt our N''slio :.
a,ira, 10 co. onerate with us II southern " w.
,,i,n Sonfhern States DO forced 10 thro" oh
Northern oppression .l,.,;o, of tht
Tari,r The noise of Abolition s'lenceu -
as or Disnuon and such legislation as ~ ~ II,
,,,,a scenre tile homestead OF oyefy i@ii''9
aud Dallas our Presidents
a-,rh, las, g Joint Stock Concern make
a inv Jioos remafhs relative 20 the dfefenc
r ra,.oer tho reception OF Messro. Grah"n y"
. u,Ls " Mr.. uoke" il says, came % ia
Z lotto alone driving upio his sulNy n", AZ
l. Graham " came in all the romP ana sP''u',''
j ,ai,a,v hero" This "Concern wan
- r,;rness does not tell iia readers tha' "
<, HIKE when he entered fayeueNille wSs S'sy's
:, IN v,Ih as mrch pomp and spIenao' P''.''
]. Mr. Graham But the best OF we J'nV "
en- ,e We arc credibly informed mat o'o''
r,t, Itoho and some other persons came u Wv
en- ~, H., nCt srnoon and told ii that ih's Pr
be. prnblicann of theirs had stopped so''' NV
ey from town. why did he stop is ue q",''y
,oy Wa can bolievo nothing elss bot Coz. i'oNo
noo,ca an escort but the Loco Foe were w
TOO simple to take tho hint or they cou'" Nv
snfBcient number TO form a respec'ap's ~,
,ar and so OF course he had to come alone ou' II
thc ~ r,nl, Of his If this is not true Ne'S'S"
~, did he leave his company
''1' LOCO FoCo ELECToiS
- We omitted 10 state last week o"' F" w. :
-. cxandcr, ESD, had been selected by 'us i'o''
GO, Of this district as their Elcctor "na' f"
-, tons poor human nature is subject to- ! "'S
,en,,n was a warm advocate IN lofo 'o'
Harrison and was not afraid TO address
from log cabin, aud when threat was ~
w, on, that tho log cabin should not be returned
who' rI,co we understand he remarked thai II sI,o
who ppacL # il went over his dead body. "n
..d I,,,,i since $40 orr principles OF MT "