The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1846-01-23


Committee Of nine. on whom deyoyed the duly
Of preparing Resolutions for tic consideration Of
Tie meeting, reported the following
Resoirsd That we adhere 10 tho Wing Doc
tinc, tat the Revenue for the support Of tie
General Gogernneui should be raised by Taui
Of duties dpon imports, rather than by the impo
,,ion Of direct taxes upon the people aud in lay
,ns such Tariff Congress should afford ineiden.
Isl protection 10 Commerce, Agriculture and
Manufactures.
Rs.olrel. That the Wings Of North Carolina
are most decidedly opposed to TINT scheme d
Iaance. commonly called the Sui Treasury,
which tas been so re eft.dly aud .naii} re-.
lccted by tho people OF the United states, aud
whch tho present Administration - again 81.
dsayoring 10 loreu upon Us
Resolrcd, Tha, VIC are ia favor OF an equitable
d,iflbution Of tho Proceeds of the sales Of the
|rub ie Lands among TIC seycFal States Of the
Il non
Retoircd That VIC blieve that Tie U. slates
b. America have the hotter tito 90 Oregon = that
being fully sensible Of tho awful Consequences TO
both Nations which must Hevitably result from
IN appeal to Arms, wo most ardcnty desire tbst
shs pcrtleHiug question INV Be settled b. peace.
r. negotialion ba, Should tic coarsc Of Ing.
bad drive our Country into War Tor the main.
II
y higs of North Carolina, Is Ia the days Of the
Revolution, y III DO found 10 a man, battling With
DIR might % their Coun;fys cause.
I Re.olrrd. That Thomas l. Cingman, Rfos
b cid Nicholas /. Williams, John g Taylor, a
D I'd Hargravc John VI Morahcld, Daniel b Dl-
H.. Alexander Elliott. John Il Kelly JOSIAH Col
|ns. Edward SlsnlY, l.esis Ibnmpson, Robert
Paine Hugh Waddeli. Nl'iam q WaHsWorth.
Samuel Patterson, Kenneth Rlyncr. Richard
II mes. Weston L Gales, George T. Badger, II
II Miller, Alfred Jones, Chstica Manly John II
Rryan, Thomas J lam1v Gufii'h J McRsc.
,iph Gofrsl Frederick J Ill, Il W lIusled,
fdssrl Halo, " Francis, y BoJdcn, J herr,
VI Ieacb. John G. NcDoagld, 4 u iiisam,
j II HAWKS ami ; y ~mHh. be- appointed -
Contention, CentfI Wing Committee, y
\ alch over The Interests 81 tle WHg party 10 tbs
ktlte, and 10 promote tie ~ election 70 i'o pres
D., able incumbent Il thg G41e,natn.al rhaf.
\ 81 proper and hoa9tsaIo ueans, ral 'bat any
IS rnbcrs az lhs Committee Fh4t. ccu fgte
quorum 10 Tirtlct business
Nr no,brv tn snaadlti6g t1.e., Rr.p'ulass
! tha onyon'lJn. advocated l.cIr pfsarga Ia
fPcsch wuch - sutEieiently characterized 10
layag. that Il vas worthy Of 80 lame as Jaw
sr. aud worthy u t,s former cti,bs, in each
X Of our Capitol Nf Borden D. a fyaase
ll ITO " NlEHs ana Nti4b l{tE tFtfNut Avs ti@ HHl
lve I'm, better. IL rather complimentary ID taru.
pC,yss, lnasmGeh a. Il proves them unlike "shccp
| EALING dogs" who. feeling the llsh. ere sad 10
icrease their AFT elton cor r master who appltes
b The Democrats are moi Ike "shtup stealing
fogss therefore. when they haye sometimes fell
Dr. Baydeu's lash, they DO not love hlm and lick
b. lard
Vi, Boylea was f1'loscd by John Kerr. F-q
d HON purcrsptrl never bfeathca Ardent
D, - feelings frank and generous, Mr. Kerr
b ears " be own heart n his sleeve" and knows
ans finds tho most direct way 10 the hcarls of
bee y HON he addresses Take notes Of John
lsaf's speech we scorn the tprublen. II oar
ltrfs desire feast of rrason-a How ef aaal
q sparkles but wounds not eloquent thoughts
eloquent words and ciaqlent action let ucm
1olect a largo crowd Of ntcll gent NiEs place
Ohm kttr among Thorn, and ask him % give at
tsfanee TO Tie big fcoliHes rent up u that s'cu.
D. trame, and lhoy may then hear what wn heard
snd f,o IS We fc,t Bot NC slall NO, attempt to
fateh those flying words Gnd coutnc item 20
Yapcf
CnARtEs NASlr, Esq. was next called to bic
fcl-tha, IS 10 iis foot, faf be- has bot ono at
present., owing TO some unfortunate cavalry upe-
Iatioa. Tie did no; think it prudcG, to place on
BE turf nag tia, was d" lame Of a icg7-mueh
- did 10 deem Il discreet n the said nag 10 at.
lcmpt to prove his speed undr, such dis1dyBu-
jege. However much lie migAt desire 10 ride
Dough shod over democracy. he could nor nov DO
h az 10 had but one shoe Mr. Mnp,ys fraclur,
b or refractory u leg, excused hGn, and lie
Convention almost made similar mistake in
4 slltng out
II W Grlov, Esq WHO attempted 20 excuse
n,solf, because he lad dislechtrd lis ankle some
hlroo ars ego. The Convention decided that
hs was barred by tho Statute of Limitations,
And ruled him TO proceed which Ic did, 10 gal
)Ant style II Was not as Mr. c. feard, "a lame
4forl." lie was from the democratic County of
Lincoln but We are glad that bis spir,, bad not
keon 20 " cabiu'd, crbbud eondu'd," as 60 weak
H. l. : ardor or suhdua his mobile Whjg bearing
D hose are the nisd WhiEs, who bro 8, braynly
HE storm tha, surrounds bat not ovrrvhcltns
$hcm. Mr. c. spoke rapidly and vehomcntly. hut
Spoke we'll
ison JONI II BRrAN came amer Mr Gaon
teing loudly called by tho Convention, Mr. bryan
] ad that morning lcfl sick bod TO which to Ind
aren for several days confined but the Wing
apirt was reused and he could not roman IN hls
PED. Mr. Bryan spoke ofthc delights with which
Rome amiabe men seemed TO anticipate War, and
compared them--not very Eagornhly we confess
with the jealous, untcmitted efforts Of the
plsts Of Hsiliartoa and Marshall S0gh to pro.
tefvc peace between England and France. These
9enuWned aud brave Generals know what War
g~as. They had both Tod Immense armies 10 vic
3ory still they, tho greatest Generals Of the age,
fioem wafa cursc---nnd TO he avoided oven at tho
q spense Of every thing but tho toss Of honor. Nh
Yiryan's speech was able and patrtotic--had SO
Eould not but wish that some Of tho boardless
|}iolspurs who think they can whip the British
<pnd ihe Tory Wings to boot before breakfast,
lad been there to learn how great mon great
3,enerals--look upon War, mud also to learn wis.
*lom
II. W. MILLER, Eco, addressed to the Cod.
&Fenhon sound, statcsmankc aud cogent atgu.
Eanent on the Tariff Intersporscd IN his atgu,
'nont were flashes Of indignant eoqnence. such
r. often, few years ago, made the grcat Goliah
"a Hfditaridn Democracy quail. II was ono OF
'hose " searching operations" which the Demo
B rats used 10 promise, and the Wings performed
u Mr. BAnorR was now called mp, and rose amidst
5Fcaienlng cheers. Tho House was throngcd--
I speeta,lrn was on tiptoe, and was not disappoin
Red Those who arc familiar with Mr. Badgers
Easy fowing, defamation, the fclieilous thoughts
'nat rise at his bidding, the power Of dnshlng ID