The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1850-08-28
MASKS OFF

MASKS OFF. !
The recen, election IN this Stsie, mas uo"o
The institution OF Slavery greater i"Ju',
,h,o ali the speeches Of GIddings, Root u
~ The fact that North Carolina, South
ON STATE should have elected a :" "ilmo'
pro,;soi., for Governor, Is Startling intel
ligence to tha tuehus OF 'ne 5ou .'. -
There Is no, a man who is ACQUAINTED w," t"o
history of the Wilmot Pfov,so ana I've
votes az ID s. Reid and who places any es'''
maize on truth, that will deny It, iieaf '"e
Standard, his own mouth piece " Congress
,d;ourned ON the l4h inst. Alter long
and hitler contest on the question oil slavery !
he Otepon Bill. with the WlIMOT Pko'
IVIsO INCLUDED, and the Missouri C""''
; promise stricken out, Was adop'so' anu nus
become law"
we have never until recently heard II DE-
,;.a I'm, tina, Reid voted for the Proviso'
and the election being now over we DO mol
suppose the Locofocos viii deny u any '"'
Ger. Tae excuse Reid makes ard the Lo'
. cos rei,era,e is. that it was north oil tbe par
1 aIlel of 36o 80, the Missouri, Compromise
/. line. All who know anything about The Mis'
+. so,,, Cnmptomise linc know that II only ex'
J, leoced to the territory acquired BY Louisi.
d ana. And tho, the parallel of 80 80 had
n ne,hino 10 do with Oregon, and iurthef, 'he
l. Standard saws the " Missouri, Compromise
IL was stricken out; !" SO d. 5 Reid voted ior
"a the naked proyiso.'
al Mr.. Burt introduced an amendment 10 INC
d, BIN by way Of Compromise, IN the follow
~ mo: "lnasmuch as the whole 'effio's
y ,,es north Of go 30 north Latitude, known
AS the Missouri Compromise. mr. heiu
40 voted against this amendment ne Nott'
said that the Missouri Compromise EXTENDED
,g only IA the East side OF The Rocky Noun
n. ,ains. Mr. BuFt's amendment was voice
down. and Reid voted ioI the naked FRO
,,.o." Soue Of the Lncoiocos ny to max
Is the people believe that this " Wllmo' Pfos'
- so IN the Ofsg n Bill was smlH business
d. and did not affect slavery at aI', as SLAYER.
pe could never 60 there. This VII 30 10 O.
q tabl,sh the first precedent Of excluding,
~ the agency of Cougiess, slavery ifom ie'
he rt,ory to which neither the Missouri Cbmprs
TO- a,,se ror The Ordinance Of l7-7 . appAes
IVY ble."
led The proof is positive and direct that ke'
II voted for The "pfo,lso.' No" la It's COZ
sir SEQUENCES. We SAID that " The recent eie'
ing non IN this Slate had done the institution
icy slavery greater INJURY than 2Ii the 'peee'
ave =. q, Jos. Glddines, J. NJ. Roo, & G." =
Yea L.etussee. twill now be hcralded lhroug
on out the nnr,h And still they come.
uth North Carolina Southern State, su';at
eF y. ). Reid, who is IN sPliit and IN truth
'ey Wilmot Provlsois
EN- Tho sound Of miuh and rctelry WI :
cei,e a new lmprtus at the North J.
The very principle the South has been conlen
oil inn against, is endorsed bs the l. co'ocas
on North Carolina. They cry e" Son'he
en- Rights" with their lips, while their nct'o
'e't 90 10 sustain he Northern AbolIuoUls's
OR Ne DO not write this fer the purpose OF u
king sasls vote Tor the bigs but wh
aoa.A, dpsulatinn aud wac shall envelope I
r. Southern Institutions, we want the lew pal
Bos. otto hearts that still ihrob fol the " I'M
,,y. and Southern Rights" 10 know from vhef
tier. came this awful bow 10 our institutions
" hen the Locofpcos we're shouting H.
POLK and Texas they we're warned OF
'''eh consequences Reader, nov look upon &
no once clarion. Union, trembling To Iis se
centre, by Locofoco uisrne Friends
The south, We beg you to reminder The y
a Of the I.oeolocos in North Carolina for
+" Wt'mot Pfosiso. '-Nerih Cdre''aa II
Ill eropi.