The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1851-07-02

lief Of her 10, sl province-we must say here,
by way Of parenihes's, that Gfes, Britain
wasn't whit less cruel than the Indians and
we wonder il didn't occur To North Carolina I
about that time TO exercise her " reserved
right " Of seesding-we GO on with The story. |
10 this hopeless condition, when the eye Of
Great Britain refused 10 pity, and her own
arm was too week to save; South Carolina,
A" bound to North Carolina onty by the tie Of
neighbor," generously brought assistance and
protection. She sent Up "a body Of whites and
native friendly Indians" and this motley troop
Of Chiva,ry really did wonders. They kill.
ed 800 Tuscarora men-iook 100 more prs
oners and lots Of plumber including, no doubt,
any quantity of woman snd children. They
repeated the same destructive operation until
there VAS not Tuscarora, living and kick
ing" to tell the sad fate Of his exterm,ua,ed
race! Here endeth the h'sr lesson
Nos "non descrip," puts he case moro
poin,edly, viz: Mecca assisted the Old Norfh
State, nesri, q century and half ago sgains,
an insurrsciinn Of the Indians; therefore the
old North Stale 10 bound 10 go down and aid
Mecca ia heI contemplated Instruction a.
gains, her own Government. Is that II! II
advise " non desciip,," ere he writes the 20.
cond part Of his history, 10 inform himself
somewhat in regard To The line when Mecca
had . separate existence and became bound
to North Carolina onl, By the tie Of nelg hbor."
10 ii possible he can be so ignorant Of thai
home Of his fathers, TO which, We fear, he Is
making such slow progress, as not ID know
that IN I'LL it orned ss much part Of The
Proprietary Government nj North Carolina,
as MS pfesen: home dues part o! the S'aie Gn.
vernmenl of North Carohnsl Ny Inflammation
is, lha, Nnrih and South Carolina were EN-.
brsced in the Charters Of Carolina Of Nsrch
20, 1868 and June 80, 1868, by Charles The
Second that they remained under one Pro.
prletsfy Government until 1929, when that
Government ceased and the Roys' Govern.
men, began; a, which time separation took
place and the Chisalry went out from Us and
became bound only BY the ,ie of neig hbors."
incline to think, conse quen'ly, tina, Gov. era.
ven, as the sworn representative OF The Lords
Proprietors, did in I'LL or 10 nohing more
than what every sworn Executive OF every
Government is Obliged to do, namely: TO put
down insufrection within his TERRITORY ~heth.
er raised By while men or Indians. ie, Gov.
Craven is Justify praised, though he succeed
ed, and succeeded too BY employing kindred
blood against kindred biood-Indan sgainst
Indian Mr.. Fillmore Is Justify denounced,
though he has mol even made a ihiest. ex.
cepi sgains, Msssac hu.ets-for which he
has had tho advocates Of "iDdivls,ble soye
reign,y abou, his ears.
The fact is, these Pilgrims 10 Mecca F"
and the residen, inhabitants thereof are SO
full OF gall and wormwood towards North
Carolina that they can, but show il 90 the
most ind fferen, occasions. They openly
and in the very face Of The highest proof, de-
Hy ever having had any connection with Us.
To hear them talk South Caroline, or Carsh
ma, as they are fond Of calling her, is the 90
" holy ci,y-,he mother of ell the States
raised them up from infancy, educated them,
protected them, Tough, their battles and paid
90, countless millions for them without any
sdequa'e r.tutn. Yet hardly arc these fal-e
words Of matches arrogance cool on their
lips, ere they cry and even IN their crying,
show the authoritative pe,ulance Of conceii,
come and help Us T. 10 this the way to win
sympathy ! Is this the way TO procure CO,
operation North Carelins admits no supe.
rlority in her refractory namesake either IN
respect Ct age or services 10 our common
country. She has always done her own 90
nng and her own fighting. By the one she
has no, only given her citizens larger lib'
er,y than the lnha bilanr. Of Mecca have ever
vet erloyed but she has saved herself from
that precipice Of State d,shonor or political
destruction. over which the chisalry is nov
hanging. By the other, she has gwen to his
tory the ma mes or Guilford and Mecklenburg.
and secured the just boast, that on her soil
was stay ed and ttiec.ually STAYED the tIde
Of Totyism which had overtun South Caro!i
ma and which threatened TO deluge win dts
aster the Struggle for independence IN the
Southern States. North Carn,na will con.
tnue 10 do her avn voting and her own 6gh.
ting. There were no tears shed al our Sep
s,s'ion in l729-the separation was lawful
iy effected If South Carolina don't quit
following her political Jacks with a lantern,
year after year. and trying to coerce others
into the quagnires. where she ids herself,
our separation few months hence will GER.
,anly be made with tears bu, They'll be iSars
of Joy. The chivslry, ~hlle they abuse ~
for not helping them 10 cut thr,r own ihf"a's'
are spprehen-iye tina, N"th Car"l,na viii
iin an alliance of Virginia and Tennessee 10
keep them from r-sp,ng The reward nf their
madness. The ch,vslry are very much out
Of II. We do not intend 10 afford them the
mean. Of taking ihe, o~nl' lives. because that
would he criminal and we are 1" submission.
lists (" to ,hels~ Bo, this much North Car.
dina and Georgia too, ~e th'uk, for they are
equally interested IN removing con'ag'ous DIS.
,empers as far a. poss BILE from their people,
will promise /; viz: that f South Carolina
+ viii % gu, Of the Union and behave herself