The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1850-04-03
CHARLOTTE. N. G. APRIL 3. 1850.

I pnlni leave IT ,f, The leaned cen le,,..
: sas' undettakcn 90 i scG.s n hut surpo
: taeie 10 no save Ui ths, da~ct ipiiOu m C.i.o
IA now. Undergrad that pecnissa a an
; OF rhunl seFvf0ce, Exists tt~re, or rather
eefl ni voluntary sale oi Ii mnp ard has
rPfhe Tor drb'. ~ II Is s,fapged agd cx,sts
some parts Of Cali!otnta and Nv ala.;co,-
Dut shsi r-su 10 Sc. IL, ;ha, African sl,.,
''y' AZ sr see u ssaons ss, ls as utterly in
Pf~-sbie TO Gad si-eif. q. 10 he to.pd IA sie,
CO, asahy other rs'utai impc-sIbiit,Y. Cal
lorna and News Mtxco are As.s,c in the,
t"fSa''oti end sce"esy. They are csn.posed /.
vast adgrs of mountains Of enormous ac,,l,
WV" sotft''hfe broken ridges uf deep vale,
re stdHs ot 'hfse pog,iaius ate barren. en-
'ifeI} barren, iheit teps cnps ed by peternta
s"o~. 1sete may b. il Cnhf,snta. nov mad,
( h'e ny 10 cc"s''tu'lon, snd 40 donb, tnrtt
hfe some va'oab'e tact, OF i.ud. Bai II !,
not SO 'n Ne" Alex co. Pay, y hat L. ihs ev
ioekce "s!4oh any gcGi 'cnan has obtained d,
this sus CT, ifoa. lu'otmation soush, hy him.
seh az cn,nrunlcaied by o.heis have IN.
qnHed and read al cond IN order to Obtain
information on ihts sDhjeci. VIVA, is here IN
Ne" Mexico that couid by po~s bliiv i,ouce
anN. hcdy 10 sa here with sluve.! There IRE
soii'e nsrfo" STRIPS et tiliatic lsrd On The tor
cefs e the tisets; but the It,sts ;hrn,e,y-s
Dry Up before the sEa.uM!er 10 rupe. AIt
TINT tie people can do ,s To raise some i,,,,e
aritelss, come l,'l'e wheat for their tort,l,ss
ana s.i that ts irrigation. And who eapects
to see hundred BACK tncn cutiva: ng tublc
CO, corn, cotton o. any lhiaL else, Oh snda in
Ne" heAieo m"de fertlle only by irrigation
| toek upon y, therefore, as fixed Eaci to
use an esifes>ton enr'sn 10 the dsy, that both
California sud kee Mexico are Gesltoed 10 he
nee, so lar as they are settled at all, which
o' ie'e, eepcoIa.iy IN regard 10 New Mexico.
WI be 'eiy lilie ior great length Of time !;
lteH by the arfangCment of things b. tie Pow.
er above Us have therefore 10 say. ~ ,bl.
respect ai-o, that ihi} country is Fixed fos ice.
Cem, 10 rs many persons as shall ever 1--we
there, by an Ir.cpealsb'e and more ifteoeala.
bfc q law 'hsn the lev HAT atiache. TO the
rah h h"Iding saves In Texas; aid | will
sa, tu'iher. ihn, Il feso'u'inn or la~ we're
bow hciofe us 10 provide TertI,oriaI Gov.
ernmcnt for New Nenico. | wOu's no, vote
to pn' any proh;h,'i 4 IN into II ekatever. The
Use OF such ptohltl' ion ~euid be ldc, as i,
respects Gus eject nwou'd have upoo the
letnofs aud | would cot lake pans 10 re-
t0'm On otd,nsnce hf N4u-r, no, 10 tp.ansci
The ~l q God. Aud would put IN NJ VII
mot pto'iso lot the paip pose O a tannl or re.
roach | ~eu'd pui mo II no evidence of
the votes ot superior power, to wound the
Pndc fvea ~he'hef JUS, pride, rn,onsi
pHf', az an irrational prde, 10 wourd the
''de oi the seailrms q -ho peoee the S ,u.h
rfn STATES have no such O lnct, no sucb
purpose. They would think /, ,aup:. an N
dignity they would hiGk u 10 be an act r..
hiHs a"sI iiem them What they reperd pro.
per eqnshty 81 privilege; End he hor they
expect t" feal'zs any bentft ffoal II or not.
they .ou'd lh.nk II tteotetlc wteqc: ,ha,
more or less defoeator, 10 their
character and ibslf rights had TAX n place. -
propose 10 u Il CT no such wound uroo an,
body, uultss s inet!tna essentially eeortspt
10 Tie county, aud etiiciea, TO ,hr rrese5va
iton al liberty tGd freedom. Is 10 te effected
| hefe,ore, | repeat SIR, uud feneat IT be.
cause ~nh 20 lie Ghdttstocd that do not
,ui PCT. dostfe to pour oGi Oh uly heat IN
~ plato mtuner a. possible; and sep, a.
gam, tAai Il a propagation Mete naw here for
4 Goteinmtu, lot New Mexico, aud II was
moved 10 in.et provision Cor prohibition
81 slavery you'd not vote for il.
Nov NJ President, have cs,olilIshed So
ar q. proposed to 60 into any line ot ob.sr.
ration 10 esab''sh, The pr0posilun with which
Sc out, dopon @hch propose 10 pland or
all and thai Is, that he ~hue territory OF the
sates IN the DATED Siases, or IN tho pe~ly
'cqlued territory Of The United a:es. hiss
lsed and settled character, now fixed aad SET, /
led by law, which canuot be repealed 10 he .
,ase OF Texas without a VOCATION Of puhItc
attn, and cannot be repealed bs any hutasn
loaet IN regard 20 Cahiotna or New Mexico;
hat, under cns or the other of ,hess laws.
very loot Of territory IN the States or in the
Teruorles has COW received fyed and de. !
,.ded character.
ST., We we're now making Government
or New Mexico, and eny btdy should mo
bose W'lmoi ptoviso, should treat II ex.
ieilg as Mr.. Polk treated that provision for ex
,ludtng slavery i!om Oregon. tr. Pu!k eas
known TO be in opinion dec dedy averse to the
Wi'mot ptoviso; bu, he felt the NECESSITY Of
establishing Government for the Territory
D Oregon, AMI though the proyiso was there,
nc knew Il would be entirely nugatory aud
'inro i mus, be entirely nusutorv, since 1t
oek away no right, no descr,bahle. no est,.
nabe, no wclghabe, no tangible RICH, Of the
South, he said he would On the bull for the
sake OF euact,ng law 10 form Government
IN that Territory, and lie, that entirely useless,
and IN that copnexion entirely senseiess, pro
siso remain. For myself, vii say that we
hear much Of the annexation of Canada and