The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1846-07-17
From tho Richmond Wing.
" PLAIN TALK"

fLlE7 EAth.
/ We published yesterday duly , j bret
sketch OF tho remarks made by Mr.. Bfln
I kcfhcii, Of Ohio, on the TaTff Bill. last
/ Tuesday, ~ the House OF Representatives
they are SAID to have fallen upon the cars
Of his political associates like peal o.
. thunder from a cloudess SKY. The " t..
mon, (Which 10y the way, lie treats with
marked ifrevercncc,) is evidently heart.
stricken by the Unexpected blow, though
Il 81 strives TO keep up show Of conf.
dcnco, which il mauliesly does not feel.
We deem the remarks &c Mr.. Bunkethoh
Of sufficient interest TO copy them Al length.
They show that he al least does not regard
The Administration IarH B,lla rs coming up
70 the "rcreHue standard, but on the con.
trnry, believes, with Mr. lluugrrtofd Of
New York, another leading member Of the
same party, that It Will DESTROY REVENUE
that, INSTEAD Of yi,ldIng - mtilons OF
dplllts year, tho receipts under II will
'ull short Of : millions ought millions lees
than the ordinary yearly appropriations 10
time o. peace, making about tho sare tl.
ference lint existed, during the Admins.
uAton Of Mr.. Van Buren,, between the an
NAL income and the annual expenditure oil
the govetumeu, When lcafnrd Doctors
OF the Democratic Ssnhediim thus widely
differ IN regard to tho caus queucc, that
are likely 10 result from tl.cir great reme
ttl measure, upon the finances md upon
The commerce OF tho country, Is II not, se
ask, the part OF wisdom and prudence 20
permit the pnueut, uIun whose chez is the
L.oom OF Ag4.th, aud whose system betfsys
nc symptom Of disease or decay, to 4ts
Jense altogether slth nosttum, prcsstlb,d
by College Of Qun,ks. which mag contain
tie seeds ul drBt6--uly, which, III tie c,
p,nlun " Mc-srs, ilunecriarJ und Btuket.
hod, lwo Of the most eminent ct the Leo
tocD Faculty, do c,nna theu7
We copy Mr. Eruaerbtd's speech FOR
another foason. II shows thu, the flity
-Four fuutes, though slcut heretofore, IS
ucn stunned by the suddcnness and seven.
y Of tie blow dealt 90 them by their leader
DO Ihc fight, arc snar,iug under the tteach.
cfy prscastd upon them by the President
Of thcIr choice, IN cIain,ns the " whole Of
o caon as ludispu'aby ours, aud then sur
rendering one halt 81 il--Just as the peun.
sylyania Democrats are exhibiting Signs oi
r,s,Iyeues' aud rebellion, as lt,y see that
they arc about to reap the bitter fruit Of
the slurerI5us fraud by which they were
induced 70 vote lor Mr.. Polk IN ls4i, be /
leSlnE, from tie Assurances continued IL
his lescr To klno, that he vas IN favor q
projecting all tho great interests of tho /.
country, To- foster any ono 81 which lie uua +
asserts 10 be both unconstitutional and hi.
q1lous Mr.. BnukerholTs Southern as.
socraIcs cannot fail, too, 10 appreciate his
flnss at the 50 ChNalry," and Tic halt sup !
pressed bitterness with winch he speaks o.
% the Slave States Coming from mt. T.
urai ally OF the South these exrress,ons {
~lil not, on lha, account ec hopr, DO bttk. +
ed " those VINO Btc SO eager always to .
hl z1u 10 tho world suutlaf sediments when .
uttered by a Northern or Nes.etu Wig +
Bot wc must not deiala cor readers lon.
4et from the speech itself.
" Mr BRINkERuOFG obtained tie .
aaat, uud SAID be had r,.tn at this time for
The purpose Of having p la;la plain tatk, OF
telling ,hll coWmntteo What Oaio could Do, +
snd v hat she could not do; und what she .
would do, aud uhl,sho would MT Dc. Thy
had bad great deal Of discussion b-fe On .
she ducrfues Of protection oud zee trade,
winch red to lIllc ulorV practical result .
gHan the discourse held by the fallen angels
a uo waited on the shores ct hell, white .