The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1849-07-27

'"o o'"ef 10 the Sentlemen of UuioD) q
greed 10 submit TO and abide b, the pnm
nation OF a Wing candidate, TO DO made b
wing Convention Of this Congress,ons
District, md that Convention having mr.
at Aibemafle on the 18th instant, and oom,
mated the Hon. Edmund Deberry as IN
wing cand'da,e for this Dis,rict-I nov
announce 10 said voters. thai am no Ionp
era candidate. Aud hope that oil ,,u,
and genuine Wings in said District vii
support SAID nominee, being determined !,
do so myself. A.IlrrIE
July IL. lsi9.
EXcITEMENrIN soUru CAROLINA
The late anniversary Of our nat,onal IN
dependence was celebrated in South Caro-
- Ina after fashion peculiar to tina, Com.
ponweaI'h. and upon the principle Of iueu,
non iueeado. No where else within the
limits OF the Republic would that day. sa.
cred 10 Liberty and U mon be- SO, spsr, far
the coapseis ofifenson. But IN South Ca.
Tol,na patriotism hssa meaning OF It's own,
compounded of notification, chivalry and
cotton; independence embraces the grand
nationality Of The whole magnanimous com
monweaith ; and by beautiful tendency
d that principle go dear 10 the S,ate rights
and strict construction, the MULTI, ing pre-
iogat',e may Go down, TO DO enjoyed IN
SUCCESSIVE stsges by each county Tor Itself.
then by each parish, then by each neigh.
boring district. until finally every sandy
plantation may find itself standing upon It's
reserved rights.
Al the celebration al Ofangeburp. we
ore Told by the editor If The Columbia Tel.
egfaph, Who was there 10 person on the
Fourth, that there Was $50 one deriation
from the established routine for sue h cases
made and provided, which produced deep
sensation, aad struck responsive chord
IN every bosom and that was The snbai. /
luton 81 the SorTBrEs address for The /
DECLARATION or INDEPENDENCE the for /
rei document being deemed more appro.
pirate 81 this peculiar Iuoclufe OF our Of.
fairs. and more directly coming homo to
The hearts of the southern people"
II is fortunate for the Southern Address
that the patriots Of O sangeburg made sncl,
q substitution Otherwise that document
would have been IN danger OF lsps,ng into
al oblivion which !, nearly perfect alfea
dy. Some o. the loasis indicate great
deal Of spirit, O'ang"hurg speaking for
South Carolina Is not afraid TO tell the re.
naming portion Of the United States a I
piece Of her mind IN plain way Orange.
burg Is excited; the public generally may
mol believe II. but shc Is M earnest; more G
heroic lbsn the n, 10 the fable, she is deter $
mined 20 pres with her whole weight %. 7
on tho bora OF the OK she Is resolved up
on making herself felt. Her emotions be. {
ing too many Tor her, the heart of Oiange. c
burg speaks on, as follows: =,
RrerLAR ro,sr.. n
Tho Const tuition ofthe unicd States DO. O
hened hy iis trainers to equal ehs 10 tho e
members Of the eonfodotaey. It ha. bocn render.
Sd 10 tho South an instrument Of opprcssioa and :"
q curse c,
The uniontn lie purity would cling ii
70 1t whh tilfai devotion. As now corrupted. II nj
o mol worth preserving. T.
BT Edwin DO Leon, ESQ editor OF the Telc. ~
itaph
The Southern Address Tie FIRST step toward m
second" DscIsriitsu Of independence" nc
" The Orator of tho Day w. his able address :,
% occss,on, the elopncneo OF a uue Suuth =
fft has lont .ls aid to the wisdom and .bl az
t,o Statesman sh
(homss a. Benton " Whenever South
eta intend. 10 play traitor to tho South, no m,
.ss..scs by abusing Mf Calhoun. tThrco ar
roans VI
VOLUNTEER ToAsTs. 'a'
BY William iia,son E.q, Wee President int
onih Carolina While SOLICITORS OF tho CO op. m
mn af her hat % mil ubt
protect and similar wrongs to redress she yet
els that her honor and bor interests ara ~ her ,
IN Keeping and il need DO sllp will act alcas in w
aeIr defence spe
BY DR. J. II. Morgan Resistance TO ngros sui
ons upon Southern rights, by tho whole South by
will but by South Carolina any how. at all -,
'nrds. and to the last extremity. 'o''
by MIR y, q. Jameson Tho separation of tho
non Tho sooner tho better for tho South. allt
ny 5 Clark = South Caro- ina and her instita the
'a' Il tho rest Of tho world 60 crazy. tho
These bold and patriotic illusions, tray. Bni
ing by due course of mail, have gone and
OHh TO meet tho cholera. Oranscbutg the
ats. Doubtless che feels her response. cab
'''Ies, but is prepared for them. She is bou
q to be intimidated, even although the Ret
efn eye Of Benton DO fixed iiercely upon tan,
'f-even although Mr.. Van Buren, him. por
W should glare upon her through his spec ed /
, Ves Of green. Such intfepidIty is adm. to /,
'oe. Oangebure deserves TO be re. fxe,
emoered in the history of Notification capi
u tho cups ofi's voiaries. Rome may and
'sIl'ng before the artillery OF France beer
"ofangeburg a, the last accounts stood A
m'--Boh. Amer. th,,
''"eE ALBERT a MERCHANT TAIL. :, ,e''
orr Fosl
~" royal highness attended tho annual Mr..
'"ai Of the London Merchant Tallor's Parli
' "o"' Association, and being voted Al
!" was toasted as " His Royal High. a'ten
" rr'nce Albert, citizen and Mer. prov
'"' ia'lor.' IIs responded handsome. vile
,,' - = most complimentary speech, &c. zens
plnQ Tho hnn.. ,n.c,