The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1850-04-10

Democratic governors, aud the resolutions u.
dopied BY Democratic conventions, and thsn
tell ne Bbou' nnrihern Democrats being the
inends Of The South"
Mr.. Calhoun too, ,hnks all the northern
rerpls are mote or lfss hostile TO us' ST., !
.,ll not rdmii bs, sl,her Of The great paitles
OF the North, ss.uch are hostile to he Sauh i
Snue members OF each are hoslIle-sie isnat |
Wal-hut the g'eai body Of both parties Al the
North, | csnno, be'irvr, ute ttaiiors 10 tie
&, institution and The Unloa. And, 81, II a..
/ fords ne pitasuIe TO sly, that hen hear
bold aud nsnly speeches, .ueh as those made
BY the gentleman from ~ no,s M. Bl.srl,)
and foin Indiana (Mt Fdeh.) honof ihei,
murpid,,y II ierl II a, the Uaion - ssc -
The time has passed hope. ~h.n .an be IN.
jp,t TO a patriot, because he differs ~ih ne III
poi,c-i op,oi"us. My intercourse suh mem.
lers Of the Democratic party IN nv o"n
Safe L"eisla,ufe removed many p.' JId,ces--
my intercourse With geni,emcn OF tha, party
here has p owed that many Of hem are true 10
the Union; and upon such questions as those
nov Under DISCUSSION hese, shall be proud to
be allowed To ieud,r them the right hand Of
fellowship. and TO ackuoSledse them svor
IN, isborers 10 a comn OF Cause. But speak
not here OF the doug ghiaces-ihe Gen who, for
parry purposes, sgIis,e the country, that ihsy
may Win the spots Of flee. had rather
meet Abo;i,iouists here than such men-lI
,hev can be Gated so.
No; ! would say, with slight alteration
Of one Of Canning verses;
"Giva.ne the avoxed erect and manly foe
Open, I can meet, perhaps may turn hts blo~
But OF al the plaques great Heaven, ny wrath can
send,
Save. oh save me from doughfles friend!'
But, sr, to pursne my srgumen'. 10 PROOF
Of The charge make. tba, he'e is oe-re
TO produce sgrailon for party purposes, beg
attention to q shcrt eAiraci iiom The Union
neyspspe, ID smocrsIc) OF this ci'y, call
the attention of INV homes ID Democratic col
leagues to thls. 10 the Taioa Of Febru.
aty IA. 1850, 6od The folos,ns:
81 The southern Wings hare proped them
s,lres 10 be the rorst enemies Of The South
and Of southern inaiiufioas. Bm the present
i, no tme for elimination and recrtmnatou'
Let the patriots faH Pariies," DO, dc.
No time for c,,m,natiou?" Then Why
deal mil "P.,tIo's of all par'ie. y Blu,
40 the northrn wings are ceaselcss'y De.
nounced as Abo, ouls's, and the southern
! Wh,ss " en,mits ot the Souh," Who ate The
all tpar,ips" Those, suppose, alo ,o'e
. Tor the regular nominets oi the Denocfa'ic
; part, |"
, NJ, Democratic colleagues, know. cannot
$ Justify such conduct. will not descend iocnm
. ,pa,,en but uhat 10 argument 1.-The ~hole
$ Nor,h arc hostile TO The South. aud It the
: hern wings are the worst enemes Of
ibe South and southern institutions, What are
to b-come Of ,hos- southern SaIrs 10 which
The Wings have he nraJ 'rIS
Besdes this extract Iis, quot d, there are
Others of like chsrscter-one al which ~as
read to u. Yesterday, BY the gentleman l'om
Florida. (Mr. Cabeli
In the Union oil February 2s 1850. in The
. leading editorial article, We are told: lhe
$ alliance OF nor bern Abolition Fedeta''s's, end
t. southern slave holding Wings, has attempted
n to prostrst. the Democratic pauy ol the North
~ho stood Tor half a century hrmiy by the
n cumpromIses of the Constitution which pro-
tecfed southern insii,u ious. and II has sue
ceeded IN compelling The northern Drmoc'a'
n cy to modify lis position IN refdftonfo 10 me N
+, stitttions and interests cf The SOnih"
s No ",imo fJr crlnnluonP And the
, northern Democracy has "mod tied lie post
tor" Hos BY eiiance ~ih tho Abo'l
,onis,s! There are other charges OF like
4 character, 10 lhls aud other papers, which
o have 10 time 10 read
Sir, Is this m proof Of the design to sc,isie
. for pu,ty .Hsc,l 7 Il proves that now, as'n ls35
It ,s, What nv colleague from the Bnucombr
/. d,.',c, called it. "a game In his speech
8 N ls44, nv colleague (Mr. Chnemnn) nsrr.
r pn,,rd N The Appendix to The Congress'onaI
! Glubr, % h Congress. lst session. referred
{ to tho I" fac, lhs, oil housh there we're near
/ eighty democratic members from tho Tree
0 States in the House OF Representatives., onl,
!. thuIeen, with all possible coasng," voted
for the rule. How ,s /, with the southern
. wing Of the perry lis members mike most
vehemen, speeches in favor OF tho rule ; d' clare
E ,ha, the Uoion will be dissolved Il! !, is aboI.
' ishtd aud charge as high treason all opposl.
. ton to 1t. They are especially vehement ~
y Their Remuneration OF me, aud desire TO make
the I'M D, ess,on that ITS less, # /, should be re
. j-cted, 10 manly to be attributed TO my speech
against H.
i "Ths game which they have been playing
n of Is seen through by ever, body here, and II
. - getting to be understood in the county" =
i Just a. the game which the Bobadlls are
. playing of now is understood, and adop, tho
Q lsnenasc Of my colleague IN Sha. follows: |
;, think Il was true Of the patty to whom II was
} applied ,hon, in ls44 and especially true now,
of those OF ,he South who ~lsh disorder should
n reign, and of tho one idea fsn,,icsl Wilmol
a nv,.. man of ,be Nofth Uear thes se words