The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1848-09-06
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Ye have inside him resign lis office OF General
tCRoAKER.
Response - Yts. bot wo will make him accept
the office Of President TsotLs.
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THE cAss PARTY.
The deieci,ons al the Mouth are so gu.
m@rou. and 80 rapid IN the Csss party, tina,
instead oi seeing them 20 over 10 The " free
soil " pnr,y as heretofore by tens md TWEEN.
ties. BY townships ond counties, We cxpec,
by almost every mail to learn, that they
have gone or "a mdsse TO join their Dem.
ocrstc brelhren under Mr.. Van B1ren.
The prcsen, position Of the Cass party
reminds Va Of story We once heard Of a
farmer, who one morning let his sheep out
Of tho pen. Having put down the bars,
the old man stood BY TO count them as they
hoped over. and began. There goes one,
There goes two, There goes three"
There goes old Esc,"-" there goes
black one. -" there goes whole heap"
--and, "c curse them. there they all 60 J"
SO il is with the Csss party. AT first
We could count tho descrters--onc, two.
three; ba, IL was soon ascer,ained that the
bounds rere broken that the bars rere
docn, and the " old ewes" and the "black
ones" began hopping gu, very fast. follow.
ed 50 rapidly by whole heaps" as TO bid
dchtnce to attempts 10 keep count, and
poor Case piIl have to exclaim. Care
them there they al go ~. D. Bulletin.
SIGNS.
Tho Milton (N. CO. Chronicle has The
following paragraph:
1he Hon. Bedford Broun for Toylor
We have the very hes, authority for say.
ing that tho Hon. Bedford Brown. former.
~ Democratic U. States Senator from
ihis STATE. and now n citizen Of AlbemsrIc,
Va, spurss the idea Of supporting Gen.
Cass for The Presidency, and is a warm
and jealous advocate Of Gen. Toy lor.
land STILL THEY GOMEZ
The Norfolk Herald SAYS:
40 'Wise's District, they are getting
ready to vote for Zachary Tay Tor, the
Peoples candidate, with perfect will
We have undoubled authority Tor the fact
tina, a, the organization of a Rough and
Ready Club in one OF tho western shore
counties, nine Democrats. (who voted for
Polly handed ia their names as true and
trusly Taylor men,"
"ANoTnER SCREW LOOSE
=. The National lnleIligencer says-"The
Democrats Of Vernon, recently nominal
ed Charles X. Field for Lieutenant Gov.
ernor. Ba, he spuns The bride, after
this fashion :"
81 nave this morn,ng addressed a letter
to the State Cummlt,ec, declining tho no.
minatnn of I.ieulcnau, Governor, and d..
,cc,ing them to strike my name from the
uekel. believe such course due to the
Democracy. My views we're not known
to the convention a, the time Of the nomi.
nation, and it is possible the nomination
was adopted from the belief that, IN com.
mon with mauy others, was an arden, sup
porter of Gen. Csss. IL no event what.
ever can be induced to vote for him-he
is cowaidly IN unprincipled political hack
---snd marvellous worthy nominee OF the
worthless ,ricksters who assembled ut Bal
timore.", -
III is rather painful parting with old
friends, some Of whom | have acted with
for more than twenty years; bu. cannot
consent TO violate one Of the earliest po''t.
cal maxims that wus laugh, me. which was
10 be alwa,s consistent. Again: ! am IN.
fuenced by a cardinal maxim OF the De.
nocrscy Of this country, Every thing for
principles, nothing for men,
AND YET ANOTHER. ~
Gen. Qui,msn, tho galian. and dlstin.
euished Csp,ain--is also in favor Of Old