The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1851-06-11
UlEIlFALUTIN.

The Students ef the South Carolina Uni.
yers,iy have issued an address upon The ques'
,ions now agltalng the country, from which
We make the following grandioquent extract;
"Young men Of the South on you the
South calls. On you she leans for rsdemp.
tion. All revolutions, although not orIe'na.
ting with them, have been upheld and wrought
out by the youth Of the country. Old oge 10
generally iimid. Its fears change. IL seeks
repose. 1t caa win but little from the future
and is, therefore, intent or securing the pres
ent. Manhood in its prime is most wise, but
wary and prudent. II dares TO act, but acts
on calculation. Its patriotism is very large
I ly thing Of loss OF gain. But with youth
dwells enthusiasm. With youth is hope and
courage, which dare., and loves TO dare, all
things; principles are holy realities, which
stand forth for its ndoriug guidance, like that
star which tho ssges Of The East worshiped
ard followed. Come forth for the redemp.
ton and salvation of the South. With your
youthful, but powerful arms lifl up her pros.
trsie honor, and enable her oEce more, TO
look, with proud and unblanched front, en- her
coulederates in the Union. Write II on your
door posts, engrave i; on tho palms OF your
hands, wear it on your frenllets, Equality
/ in the Union or Independence out OF II aud
Liberty at every hazard To The coward
who tells YOU 20 wait for additional insults
and aggresslons, turn away With pity or with
scorn. To the traitor who dares To insult
your morals or intelligence, BY telling YOU
/ that the Souh labors under no ndign'lles aud
wrongs, answer him, II YOU answer al all by
striking him 10 The earth. There he should
/ lie and rot, lolheseme mass Of fslsehood and
per6dy, unfit to wear that glorious lieh, oil
life which radlaies the divinity within US
( Villainy doubles it's atrocliy, when It as
sumcs tho confidence which alone belongs Il
virtue"
or thus address the Sou hern Press says
\ II contains more truth, alb liiy, argument
ard patriotism, than all the speeches o
Mes.rs. Clay, Webster & Co., in favor o
the Compromise say nothing Of the end
less rgmaros Of the organs Of the two sreo
national parties"
Just think Of tina, (says the New Orean
Bulletin Clay, Webster & Co., shel'ed
and the organs Of the Two gfea: national par
ties" pulverized, BY the young hopsfuls o
The Seuih Carolins University ! J Ii thss
are 81 powerful IN unrlpe youth, what glsnt
will they not be whea they have mastered
the elements Of Geometry, Creek, Lain ant
Englsh We hope they will n,ode-lly bInt
the mselyes not TO be too proud vixen the,
conquer the whole world OF mind, but gtsci
ously consent to illuminate Clay, Webster 4
/ CO., and IS many as may be convenient, o
The more vulgar. In the meantime. IS Bar
mum, having sIrsady engaged the li,tle Bate
mans. Is 10 search Of precoc,ous Jusenil
wonders, We hope he will turn his auentiui
J TO the South Carolina University where hi
supply IS abundant, snd capi,ally we'll hie,
Tor public exhibition. What ~ould Waste
, " Gen. Tom Thumb positively oalN a.nc
teen years Of age and 80 inches high" per
soaatirg Napoleon Bonopa r,e"-b be, 10 com
parison with South Carolnss yourg hopeful
putting on the boots Of CLAY, Webster g. Co
and starting for Washington, in hot haste
and by permission Of the President Of III
Unvsfsiry,io regulate things, and repair III
grave errors Of older but less brilliant Solo
mons. We have given Barnum hot b
J which he may make lhe mos, brilliant Of b.
s2,culaiiou.. The Miniature Lesislsto
"A pcrfcc, specimen. tremendously develop
ed, from South Csfolni." Tom Thumb
must 20 Of the boards and lei The nets @
the Southern Press come forward at once.