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The announce ment is likely 10 strike consier.
nation iuto the remotesl corners Of the earth,
if do not upset the contents Of the moon
upon US, and knock cut few panes from the
window Of Heayenl
This, we repeat is a wonderful announce.
meat from a man who has been an open and
avowed Disuaionisl for The las, two years
Have the public forgotten the articles here.
,ofore written BY "irue Wing expressly
for the purpose of committing the Wing par
~ TO the South Carolina school Of politics
Have they forgotten how each succeeding es'
say Swallowed forth, more and more distinct.
". the golden visions Of those who sought TO
bask in the sunshine Of a Southern coniede.
racy Have they forgotten how signally
these efforts then fai'ed in seducing the wing
party from the path Of patriotism and duly
" A true Whig," with more Of the prudence
and less of inde pendence than usually pertains
10 that class Of politicians, bears with phiian.
rhroplc caimne.s, the modification OF defeat.
Bu, recently new star has arisen IN Beth.
lehem. South Carolina has resolved TO sc.
cede as one ne,ns Of breaking up this Union.
A true Wing" is again 10 the field. But
he understands the game now playing. lie
is content with secession al present; but pro
misses in due tune" further 10 unfold tho
m, s,eres OF his subject. Will the people Of
Meckleaburg never open their eyes TO the
dangers lha, beset US Is not the Editor Of
the Southron a Disunlonist-a DIsunIonist ter
lis own sake Does no, "a true Wing J."
bsie,e dlsunion the choisest of all political
biessingsl Are the people Of MeckleBburs
presared TO rush into these terrible measures
for the injuries now complained OF Arews
prepared for Disunionl We warn you that
the slgus Of the times poin, to dangers ahead,
on which YOU have no, duly reflected. 1t is
a remarkable thing TO see two men, who have
abused and silhed Democracy as much as
Mr.. Badger and "true Wing have, de.
ser,ng the Wing party, which Is sound on
thus question, ard seeking refuge under the
army Of Locofooo Leaders. We warn our
Democratic friends and they ais following
the ,gnis fatuns Of Dsunon, but lney know
itno,. They are bl,ndly led on by the hope Of
triumph but they ars destined to disappoinl
men, No; even the black banner OF Wing
deserlion can secure them that.
ONE " HO KNOWS.
July l6, 1851.
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lie has combined with others, TO subject US
10 the adoption Of an appetite injurious TO our
constitutions and unscknowlsdged by the laws
Of nature claiming the right
To quarter large bodies Of moderate drin'
kers upon US, whose putrid sinking breath
and bood.shot eyes be,oken that a dunk
ards grave awaits them
To protect Us from punishmen, by render.
inr US lnsenslble to pain and modification
To make us take up our lodgings IN the
hog pen, the COW yard, in the ditch, OF
whsre,er The ground happens 10 meet US
Nor have We been wanting in our attentions
10 our Baco hsnalian brethren, we have VAIN
ed them of their danger-We have remind
cd them OF their obligations 10 their families
to society, and above all to ihslr God"
have appealed 10 their native good sense
We have conjured them by the ties OF our
common kindred TO disayow their allegiance
to his liquid Rsjes,y-Lut they have been
deaf 10 our warnings and refused TO hear The
voice of wisdom aud experience we there
fore acquie.ce in the necessity OF our separa.
ticn-and hold them as We hold the rest OF
mankind enemies 10 var. IN peace TRENDS.
JOHN HANCOCK.
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Mai. Caldwelrs Position.

We find that seine Of Maj. CadwelPs
friends are uneasy at The charge made against
him tina, about year ago he stated be was
for " resistance and now" and they ensdes
vor 10 weaken the force Of ii by saying be
only meant Constitutions! reslstanee. Well,
If tina, was SO, we have no recollection Of his
saying a word or even intinating that his
rsstaance vas only 80 far as the constitution
warranted. Meeting with a gentleman who
also heard Maj Caldwell at the time referred
TO above, we asked him what kind Of resis
,aucs he supposed Maj. Caldwell mean,
He Immediately said it was to rss,., the Gen.
ersl Governmen,--in other worda-fs fight
He inferred this from his language, his dis
position, &c. So this Constitutional resist
sncs is sltogether an after thought They
have no righ, 10 complain as charges sgains
Gen. Doeksry is raised up wishou. any truth
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Unien men, Be warned,

Never in the history OF our country, has
greater danger threatened lis welfare. Al.
though warned BY the ''fa,her Of his country"
TO disirust any man who would desire sep.
aration Of Ibis confederacy, his ssge advice
ia disreg.rded and We nov have men IN high
end low places who boldly advocate DISCO.
luton Of tnis Union. Can IL b. posi- ble, yes
il is even possible and we tell ~ Unlon men
II hty &c nor do mir doty NOW, tbs once
gloriou. country, which has claimed The adj.
miralion OF the world, w!l become, We have
no doubt, scene of anarchy and hloodshed
What has caused this slate Of shiogsl Our
opinion is, tina, il has been mainly brought
about by the Vaccinations Of disappointed a.
pirsnis % office men who did not receive as
much OF the oavss and fishes" as they de
sired, and hey and their friends for the lss
twenty FIVE years have been agitanng every
question that was calculated to bring abou,
separation of these States. Thai they have
nearly succeeded, let "ihe signs Of !hs times
speak. Now, dissolution and Southern
confederscy are boldly advocated-and shall
Union men-men who desire 10 see the pri
vilegss we enjoy Transmitted to their chi
dren-shaII they fold heir arms in lislIess
ness. Heaven forbid il. Then for the Joy
Of the past and the hopes of the future lie
every Union man DO his whole duty, for hos
who are forewarned are doubly armed.
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IMPORTANT IF TRUE.

Among The many rumors now in ctculs
ton is one TO the efiec, that an agent Of the
Sandwich Islanders Is now IN Washington,
with two propositions for our government
ono that The island. should be annexed TO the
United States. 1t is said that, in case the
PROJECT OF annexation should be entertained
by our government, the King Of the Island.
IS prepared to resign, 80 that a republican
constiul ION, IA unison with the proc ples Of
his confederation, may be adopted 10 he is
lands Rich. Hhig.
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We cant precisely comprehend how this
truth has been arrived at. II seems TO US
that if two or more Of The Southern States
should determine to ssceds together, the Oh.
leei could 10 that way be quite as well, If not
better, accomplished.
During the intervals betwees the reading
Of the ,oasts, speeches were made by Messrs.
keil, Rheii and others. Ii IS Unnecessary 10
pariicularizs their character. We regret ex-
ceediacly 10 observe, that during the whole
celebration, there was not a single sentiment
drunk, or a solitary expression used. which
seemed to regard the Union of The States as
sacred hsri,sge not TO be cas-, aside for
light and frivolous reasons.
The Moultrie Guards dined 10 themselves
70 Charleston, and in this way We are favor
ed with 40 additional supply Of highly season.
I'd ioasts. They differ in no way in caarsc.
ter aud spirit from those we have already
quoted, but as some Of them rather border on
The sublime. while others were intended 10
be funny, we give specimens of each kind.
The first is enc Of the reguluT toasis-
the remainder volunteers:
s. The Unioa.-Thc wounded Esgle may cease
TO soar. and falling from The crowded stars, mois-
ten the earth with blood, but it will rise TO the
leavsns again to gaze upon the sun shining upon a
Southern Confederacy.
By W, c. Richards. Soash Carolina Secession
II should take place now, ii ever while her cons
have the will and her Executive the MEANS
ByH Grggs.- Our Sister State-Georgis. a.
We will take all the Corn she raise hut beg
OF her 10 keep the Cob at hons.
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FOR THE CHARLOTTE JOURNAL.

Mr.. Editor As the opposition are recon
mending you TO caP,alncy on account OF
your EXPERIENCES in shooting backwards. 1t
will no, be considered presumption in mo to
give certain reasons why The non. descript ed.
tor should be promoted TO a like station.
Did no not, in lSiS, strip himself TO tish,
seven Democrats, and cut such fantastic ca.
pers tina, the editor Of the Jefiersonian said
he had made fool of hlm.elfl Did he ~,
some time ago, pull of his coat aud swear
like a trooper III the streets Of C'''"'
Did i, not on tina, occasion take three able
bodied Dachmen 10 hold him Did he mol
make dlfec, and personal attack upon a
certain editor from Il neighboring county
Ii is true, ,ha, when he pulled off bis Goa,
end swore so hard aud made the attack silu
ded 10, thai the said editor from the neigh.
boring county, was cripple and had lost the
use OF one OF his arms. And last, though
not least, vas he not csvortlng 10 u hotei.In
the Queen Cils, ready TO fgh, any body who
said word agan>i tn ChsaIry. Nav,
does no, all these high Qualifications eniitiS
him to be the leader Of those who shall 20
from the mountains 10 the seaboafd to aid
South Carolina 10 her mad career Of seces
sion. And won, he rery proper " man tC
lead the forlorn hope When Ssu'h Carolina at.
tempts to re,ake Callfo MIA. Il is certainly
the opinion Of
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Wings. Be on your Guard.

We understand that it 10 industrisusly cir.
cula,ed in the county BY persons ceiling
themselves "whigs" that Maj. Caldwell viii
GET most OF the Wing voles in this town. We
are assured by those better acquainted with
the matter than We are, that ssch 10 not the
f.ct-Iha, he will no, get as many Wing
votes 10 this place as he did Two years ago.
THIS is all for the purpose Of catching gulls.
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WEST POINT ACADEMY

AT the recent annual examination, there
were AZ graduates, Of whom were from this
STATE, VIZ: Mr.. Alexander MscRae, of this
'swn and Nessrs. NJ, Parks, James Daniel
ard l.. }. Baker. hr. MacRas and Mr..
fsrks, after the usual months leave Of sb.
'enee, vi receive their appointments as Bre
vet "a Lieutenanis in the Artillery, Ord.
nance, Infantry, or Mounted RiAemsn. The
others will take like rank IN the Infantry, Ora
s'ohs, or Mounted X nemen.- Fay. obs.
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Breaking of Ground.

They had q glorious time al the Bread,
ing Of Ground " on the Central Rail Road on
Friday last, at Greensbofough. We will
give further notice Of the proceedings in
our next.
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CDarIDttF
WEDNESDAY, July 16, 1851.

II WILLIAM THOMPSON, ESQ.,, is nar a.
gent in Baltimore, authorized to obtain advertise
ments and subscriptions, and TO grant receipts.
lie. W. CARR, Esq, is our agen, in fhilsdel-
phia, authorized 10 obtain advertisements and pro-
cure subscriptions.
Nv. B PALMER is our authorized agent to re-
ceive advertisements and subscriptions at his Offices
IA Boston, New York and Philadelphia.
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SECESSION SOUTHERN CoNFEDE.
HACT

X AZ I
We find in the last " Lincoln Courier" a
long article, giving the modus op,ragdi, BY
which a Southern Confete cen be es'a b.
isbed, By tho application Of SECESSION. We
presume the Editor approve. the sentiment.
OF the article or he would not have published
II, without a proper disavowal. There ) IA
II an evident derre- perhaps Intention, 10 en-.
courage South Carolina IN her coa Sc. The
concluding paragraph IS as follows, viz;
We conclude, therefore, that the firsl
step toward. the formation Of Southern
Confedefaey, i, the secession from the mon
Of single State, and thea the Secession, one
by one, Of the other Sia'es, who may choass
afterwards 10 enter into ihs Confedsracy."
South Carolina ID he " sirsle State which
is TO make The first plunge With such signs
ss these before their eyes, can the People be
any longer deceived as to sho are the !Seces
s'oni'h aud what heir pans are ! Can such
open advocacy Of practical secession occur
IN their midst, and they remain inactive y
Raleigh Register.
/ This paper advocates the claims Of MsIor
Caldwell 10 seat in Congress.-Ed Chariot.
journal.
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4th of July in S. Carolina.

We learn from the Southern Patriot, that
the Alb was celebrated in Greenvilie, S. G.,
BY about 4, 900 anti secessionis,s in the mos,
appropriate manner by Barbecue, &c. Next
week we will perhaps take a more extended
notice of The celebI alton.
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Union. Quite q change has come over
his dream" since that time. Then we had
q government, now We have none. What
tickle things men are
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" We invite attention to an article on The
first page, uader the head Of "an UaToriu.
nste illustration" II is from the Richmond
Republican and is well worth perusal.
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YoR THE CHARLOTTE JoURslL

Mr.. Editor "A true Wing :" III the Sou.
lhron, proelsims with a flourish Of lrsmpe,s,
his advocacy Of the doctrine Of Secession
This 10 wonderful. lie is indeed bold man.
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FOR CONGRESS,
Gen. A. DOckery,
OF RICHMOND COUNTY.

Gen. Alfred Dockerg will address his fellow citi-
gems of the hrd Congressional District at the fol.
loving tunes and places,vz
Moore Smiths, s.suly county, Friday, Juy Is
Aloemsrle. Slanly county, Saturday, July 10
Concord. Cabarrus county, Tuesday, July %
FesperDoB's Store, Union CO. Thursday, July pa
DAVIS Gold mine, Union CO., Friday, July p
Monroe, Saturday, July rs
Charlotte, Tuesday. July 20
Dallas. Friday, August l
Lncoln,on, Saturday. August g.
Maj G. w. Caldwell will attend all these appoint
msnis except the 18th of July, when lie will attend 1
Review al Mount Pleasant, in Cabarrus county.
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RARE CHANCE-wHO WILL AVAIL
THEMSELVES OF IT.

One hundred able bodied lawyers sre
wanted in Minnssots, TO break prairie land,
split rails aud cord wood. Eastern and Sou.
thern papers please coPy."-St Paul Pion.
Ger, June 6.
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CORPORAL CAZY.


Mr.. Editor The "Recruiung Setgcan,
is down upon you ike "a thousand Of brick, "
bu, do 10; relax your etTaits agan. the Sc.
cessionIs;s -.your shot must take eject OF
else your l,,lls private sfFair would no, be
dragged into the contest. The Sergeant
seems to have penchan, for Fred Doug
lass, wonder II he is no, the man Who hs,
q dusuerreoiypc likeness Of Fsl's sister :
or some other female relation. Tfa. he car
learn his friends the an, srtiid motion, a. cas-,
asyou can your company to shoe, backwards
If anythlog more IS wanted enquire at Cali
foinia 0f CORPORAL TRIM.
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can be lad gratUiOusly at the academy. .
II becoming PUPILS VIII please make
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