The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1848-05-31
PROGRESS OF MAN UNDER THE RE.
PIJBlIC

PUBLIC.
That there are extraordinary facilities
or The people to rise in this republic, there
IAN be no doubt whatever. A striking IN.
stance of this great fact was observed, the
other night, at the Arch Street Theatre,
in Philadelphia.
The manager had stepped down into the
DIT lobby for a moment, on so,ne business.
" lille there, the pit door keeper requested
him to take his place for moment, which
he did. Presently, man elbowed his way
ou, Of the pit, and accosting Burton said
4" Look here, can't git a chance to see
any,hn', no how. Dye thank | could sit
inter the seckunl tier, sa-0y!"
The manager told him to take the PIT
check and shilling, 90 to the second tier
entrance, and they would lei hun IN. The
crowded.out departed, and the manager
also. |
About fifteen minutes after, as Burton
was in the second Tier, man came up,
whose face seemed familiar. But the soap
locks had been put behind the ear; the tie
of the handkerchief was changed, and he
had coat on. |, was the crowded-ou',
nevertheless, aud he spoke again. can't
oil chance here really not even TO peep
over any body's shoulder. | wonder if |
could Get seat in the first tier"
"Well, don't know" replied Burton,
"bu, if You'll 20 TO the box Office, with
your check, and twenty five cents, Mr.. Ed
monds will give YOU ticket TO the first IT,
en- So say,ug, Burton turned on his
heel.
About half an hour afterwards, as Bur
/. ton was behind the scenes, be happened to
, look at one Of the private boxes; aud there
, lolling at his ease, he beheld the crowded.
$ out, aud this time, in quite fashionable cos.
tune. Thus he had progressed steadily
upwards, from shilling pit admission, IN
. red shirt and loose neckerchief, to dollar
> private. box seat, in dandy coat and com.
n pact neck.re. All Of which might give
!, Use TO some very profitable moral express
!, ion on the par, Of John Donkey; but, con
v fiden, that this single subscriber is as stu
1t pied as himself, he refrans.-J. Donkey
BEDLAM IN NEW YORK.
q Our beloved brother Wm. Lloyd CARR
!. son, with his associate madmen, recent,
?. held great meeting at New York, where
!, at there was great cry and great wool
.. Among their other fun they eravely pro
|. ceeded to pass Sc. Of resolutions, from
which we extract The following gems, jus
ID to let our single subscriber see how ia
~ folks will 90 when they are carried.
n, Speaking Of the negroes who attcmpte
n to "git out oh de way" recently at Wash
/, iDglop, these fellows express "the joyfu
q hope that these aresbui drops Of coming
q shower, hich shall cover The whole South
ern county" Meaning no doub, to Sc
10 the South to sleep by black drop.
Then Mr.. Hale is attacked as nobody
and the Wilmo, Proviso and lis advocate
get the cold shoulder; which, after all IN
as STOPPING, 'awning ard cringing Of Dav
&C Wilmo: au hnny Van Buren,, is yer
" cruel, 10 say rs asst Of it..
~ Then we are informed that every on
H. who has fought against Mexico is ,raI
es tor 10 humanity, and an enemy Of Ameri
can institutions" tina, the downfall Of III
n Union is welcome event; )" that no re
IT. form can be made until the negroes are fr;
u ,ernized and so on !; that it is necessary
al pu, the negroes on level with ourselve
na and especial y TO dissolve the Union; al
10 that "ihe only exodus for the slave out
We his house Of bondage is over the ruins
ce' the present American Church and the pr
es' sent American Union"
IN But all this is nothing. The followir
he resolution bangs Banagher -
' nc "ResoIyed Tia, slave holders al sue
- can have DO rights that they have no RICH
- full existence On earth; they were new
=" created by God, and constitute no part
r the human race they are Of monstro
and dlabolical origin, and no law, no CO
nm stilutIon, no compact, no religion, that e
~ dorses their humanity, Is to be obeyed
tolerated"
an So you see, all Shareholders are on
ali brutes after ALL and like NEBuCHADNEzz'
ers are to be turned to grass. We hope the
es. abolltonls,s feel better after getting rid
so much stuff. 1t would have hurt the
or. TO have had it on their stomachs any 10
es. ger.-io.
lal
E"Ab Mr.. c., when did you r
he turn from Rockaway p
he "Ju.t arrived, sit."
Any news"
SUI "None Of imporrance-caush, sha
= to-day ~
'rs "Ah how long was It.
be "Twea,y five feet, sir %
Of How much did it weigh ~
eleven tons and half
u By this time the listeners gathered clio:
u about c., but not smde was 10
~ seen upon his couutenance, or any thing
in d.pntotthat ho ,uac fatitp, auubt t,ut NJ