The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1846-10-16

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.Irction 10 the Senate he win necessa-
hazard his prospects for the second Of.
n The goyernment-.and by consequence
Ultimate chance for the Presidency.-
y Nmth Carolina The choice OF the Vice
'.,idency by the common understanding
,bc Wings of the Union will be assign
This much is admitted TO be due to
d,gn;ty ard lirmness Of her political
I,c,er. The citizen whom she will de-
a,,e will therefore DO selected. Should
u,ooum then be elected to The Sen.
-. he certainly will be il he desires
will il be fair or reasonable that he
o,u he nominated for tho Vice PfesIdeR-
|, will not the jus, claims Cf Gov. Ora.
,m-occupying as he does the very high.
I, !, oosition for intelligence and ffmness-
| ,h most abiding aud deserved popular.
r-iake precedence IN this state Of al.
La II il no, To be supposed, however,
!, Mr.. siangum will suffer considerations
| oersonal ambition to govern him on this
sisci. lie Nill be, as he has always been,
he drnihed statesman, who, qualified for
IL station, will take that which the wish.
|, and interests Of his lrieads require -
ne public sentiment Of North Carolina
| N not be satisfied unless he he chosen to
he stallion which he 80 woflhiiy iills--ex.
"a on the consideration that his services
still more exalted sphere are required
!, The giII Of The nation.
| Assuming. then, that Mr.. Mangum may
4 incumbent on him 10 decline, what
Acntlcmen Of the Wing pariy should
sen fof the two vacancies ! It's Ger.
proper and jast that the feelings Of
f,tent sections Of the State SHOULD
suited 50 Ear aad 10 iailhar than Tie
is of the State might require. The
ion Of Eas, aud West should be oh.
10 Surlh Carolina. II has long
been the incubus 90 her welfare
m y. ANY twu citizens no have IL.
1 az iiicslons fvt those eaal.cd stations,
pue from shat qluflef llcy may-Nhe
er fiom the same region Or me snaie caun.
\ .-shuuld be chosen. AaI tnc chuice
n9aIi iail upon persons whose tNlcn,s, 1T.
amenls, and years, would cua5le them
briag tn the sisiioa Wcisht q character
81 pubic confidence.
ia the .tfugg Is of the Wing party, ma.
\ gendemnn have been ptum,ueut y no
b most worthy, intelligent and useful /;
|ul they are nu, all qualified 70 b. Seua
|n. | xaald 10 justice taetcry politician
ihs Sale, but would n eucnut +pc pie
|eious and m'sili ccled ambition. There
c several gentlemen nov spoken 81 Tor
j. SeHage, aRd hosu o.Ans are warmly
FgcJ bs their friends, b.cBu,r tley have
|ndeted efficient parts senicc. Tue ten
Fncy Of this principle Is 10 exclude almost
at entire class OF persons v hu arc re. Is
lei to sdoru that clotat, station. Al
/ a certain period of lle, our most en-.
fnl ciiszens refine from the sphere 81 &c
,. politics. fai how unil. 10 them ard
TIE Safe, that they should BE- passed by
Aen responsible Offices are TO b. dIieJ.-
Iica - emphiucAlly true 81 pfrscn, 10 y.
Nfoliua Independently 81 Badger aaJ
ofeheid, vbnse names have been con.
'cted wilh ,ae vacancy IN the Senate, Tue
blgs have Cameron aud Tuumer, whose
les haze been "pCG, IN The service Of \.
Sfolids, a~~hlse talents, Hiainneuis,
u experience, would &. them Cor useful
). ia the most exalted sphere. Carla,n.
lae Wing party can select some tao gen
men Of thls class, and thus check the
nle.ls aos going on 81 different parts Of
State, among tho friends Of her various
tel aad ardent youag tncn. /, wound
le most saiu,ary effect u preventing
tensions which may become sources d
|ou, e,il-and It would be 10 accord
r. with those principles Of order aud
nee which would appropriate honots
|ia s9mo reference to ailnutri merit
PLAIN TRUTH