The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1846-09-04

and aobody was suffered to know OF my
remittance. The minute lolure | resign.
ed, il was made known that uouid aJide
bv that offer, and final answer was gwen
BIZ those competent 10 reply, that ne bW
yoph certainty pass teithout my uote, and
aav alteration If It rouid enddnger lis
pdssdgc ia he other House, and there orc
no amendment would be voted for The
sas communicated to me, and thcrcupon
my resignation was handed IN to the Senate.
Now, my friends and countrymcn, be.
lieve have told YOU all, aud submit 10
your justice and common sense, whether 1
ingenuity AMI malice combined can make |
out more against my conduct with this adj I
minstfation, upon the subject Of the tariff, |
than an honest difference Of opinion BE. |
cause the President recommended q tax
law, must your senator therefore approve
| Of II, without, crossing u or doulng nn
| Because tho administration wished 10 car
fy bill for revenue, must your senator,
against his own Judgment, therefore vote
| tJr ~ Because the Treasury Department,
may have become committed to a new ex.
pertinent on the tariff did II therefore be.
| come part of tho creed Of democracy,
| and bind senators who were chosen lun4
! before this administration was elected -
When, and where, and how, did those be.
come part Of the political faith OF North
Carolina Who indoctrina,ed her aud her
| people What book teaches il What
precedcnls enfurce III Vintage illustrates
Il Inc constitution provides that bills
f.r fa,s,rg revenue shall originate in The
House OF Representative but here IS
new doctrine 20 politics, and u new prac
ice in carrying it out, as well as new prin
| clple cor LAYING duties And wIlyuu pro.
scribe me simply because | resigned ralh.
er than gi,c my vote thus 70 rcyoluuouizn
nj once, aud without time for deI,bcrahUn,
OF opportunity 90 amend lhe act, all the
pad experience Of the government mud set
aside lhe coungcIs Of Washington, JtGer.
son, hudson, Monroe, aud JIcksol
d. not undertake 10 account, FOR the
present al least, far the extraordinary out
rage that was pefpolrated upon my rights
as a man and a senator, as soon a | had &c.
signed, and before had been either ask.
ell Tor ms reasons or allowed um. to speak
70 you fof myself nor 70 remark upon the
sef,,ie spifit Of some IN our own State, who
vefc quite eager 10 lolluw the guaJ,c lead.
There Is a time Tor al things. But to
tho,c ID North Carolina, Of every partN,
who alm 10 direct public opinion, be-
5..k ...
iereslcd as much aa ! can DC. How hap.
pened Il that another democratic senator
openly denounced this very I'LL as absurd,
disgusting, and init to he touched ami *
was oot noticed by party ccusufea' llYN
DID oe.ae -LJut dfit anvlheics, er,,,f-,
= .en,tYr tr l.Lata l''
!" ,.&ac omission Of tax upon tea und
toHvo Tor revenue paa ulihout crcusc, "
and not word Of complaint vas made
sgstnsl him. Whence vas il that demo
cats Of Virginia voted against the admin.
,atailun upon the resolution Of notice TO
ternnlte the Oregon convention, and 30
one vss hssri to proclaim heir want OF
lcaliy - the party or the administration
Ani by what influence vas 4 that S3E;A
Carolina democrats did the Ike, aud heg
went unrcproyedf Whence happened il
That democratic senator refused TO vote
for the Mtricdg wlr, and still he was
good party man aud administration man
iDd that other democratic senators yot, j
against amendments 10 the independent
treasury, reported upon the recommends.
tn u the administration. aad declared by
The secretary Il b Indispensable q hts ger.
nag afoag, aud Yet ticy were treated as
true an, oyal, without any open reproaca.
And more than all how wdl YOU ac.
aan, lor II, that nthrr senator's hlvc 90.
bounced the President f1F lhc Oregon lrct.I
anil openly charged hm v.el (raud,
dtoeu, aud Hypocrisy, aud still hty remain.
"ycty excellent friends Of thls al.
austrauon. and received no ccnsufcs
Bat a senator from Noyh CaroI,Ga who
anyed tho personal confidence OF the
resident more than any ether, supported
Is administration more zcaluusIy, aud, |
nly say, more successfully, than any 9th
single senator has done Ian early, inll-
3nalr, unllnchlng friend, who brought to
heart as well as his head, oil he lad Of
lplh has been denounced and slandercd
ss traitor "a ap1statc, merely because
4 .iguod hs scat IA the Senate into your
mis-, soonr than violate his conscience
voting for a measure Of legislation, or
sturb his friends hy resisting It. Such
D. the undenlabc facts look ye to their
4rcaplng.
Your friend and conniryman,
Will u. HAYWOOD, JR, (
WASHINGTON CRY, August 10. lrI5.