The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1851-07-02
Communications.
FOR THE CHARLOTTE JOURNAL.

oi '"o SeeesS"" INesi, q deou "hie and Hpt
Seces-ionist, who announces his intention o
voting for CrpI. Caldwell, charges Gen Dock
cry with uiiefing the Unpstrioiic senil.
ment that he would vote all manner Of mean.
To President Fillmore for scourging his breih.
ren over IN SuuIh Carolina" We know not
that Gen. Dockery ever uttered this cent.
ment IN the form chsrged, but It is enough
that the Secessionisis say soft musf be 80.
The charge is made with oil SORTS of perver.
ted language in every secession newspaper
from the Standard down to the "Pilgrim. u
II Gen. Doekery d~. not utter such a senti.
meni, we do. aud We rejoice that We can che
the patriotic conduct of the ilusifious Jackson
IN confirmation that we utter no treason.
Does any body doubt that he would have
scourged her by all manner Of means. voted
and unvo'ed. II she bad attempted to dissolve
this Confederscy ~ the DAYS of Nulhie alton
that execrsble mother OF more -xpcfable A.
spung. DID he not have The drawn sword
in the up lifted srm7 Had he not religious.
~ declared that 4 she moved one step for.
ward IN her disofganizing career, she should
feel lttkeen edge own there is something
Of grandeur IN the old warrior as he thus
stands, in obedience to a sworn duty, pre-
pared TO do battle for the integi,Iy of his
country and surely ~hst forms VI fine a ia
iIonsl picture IN one President, can't be an
uGNghily dsub 10 sno,hrr. What co slltutes
IN pecullst gl"ry of Jackson. can, be un
mu,g-ted dl.honor ~ Fillmore. "Of course
is" say the SecessIonisls, aod there Is an
end of ~!
But We have stronger confirmation Than
Jncks"ns woid or deed that the e Is no tsea
son in ou sentiment. Mos, OF parsons, ex
cppiing always aud Of course the aiofcsad ID
Wing aud his hearts delight, the said Cap
isln, most other pet sons vii admit that there
us Government OF The United Sla,es-tbal
Millsfd Filmore is ihe Executive OF this
Government, and Ihs Government ouph, TO
be as susceptible Of mntst obligation as al
individual. Nov the CONSUMPTION Of ,hs
Government pfescribes expressly see Aul
Gle |. S-cion s. that Caugtrs- shall pro
ride for raii,nP forth the miiina 10 ,1eeu,s
The lars Of ihe Unon." Does no, tins look
like c"unienancing the employ meni oi totce,
# necessary To maintain the inirgui, OF the
upIon Dad Wsshing'nu and his oompeers
ulhe sofk of stecurg this Government mean
nohine b, his imperative language Con.
efrss has done lis duy. !, has provided
laws Tor The purpose designated IN The quo.
ted clause Of the Constitution. Mllstd Flll.
more. under circumstances Of uncommon 81.
iemnily. swore si'hiully TO execute the office
Of President aud 10 preserve, project and de.
feud The Constitution Of the United States.
Aud ~c sssert that, II, after all this, he sui
leIs South Carolina @uh ,mpuniI, 10 break
up the peace Of ihls happy c"uniry, aud do
not rslse his arm to execute The Laws OF,
mike oDe Effort 10 preserve tho u institution
from the violence of fanatics, he will forfeit
the respect % the American penplr and prove
defellct To the sacred trus, conhled 10 him
b, '~en,y millions of fteemen. | have no
idea that President Fillmore intends doing
any such thing Nome but q knave C. uld
wish HIN to do It. H. has lived long enuug h
to have some apprehension Of The litigation
OF an oath, regardless Of The 10" bred an
poiniless ~iItctsms Of The whole race al
Pilgrims 10 Mrccs put together Did
our dsad Wing vote 4" Tia, loI aud Fillmore
IN 4sl We believe he did, for We think he
vas realty Iir, Wig lh-n live though,
" VcshiHit fb Utkf HHN iUpEthefDH WI 'bc
dull cold ear &C death VIC would ask II II
wouldn be a source of pleasure, IN that land
Of disembadled Srcesslonlsm to which he has
gone, 10 reflect that he had ah,lom voted for
a eots~orn lar |! Fillmore is not So storm,
a character as Jsc kson--hut ,f Old Hickory
himself could be here, We believe, he would
be proud Of his successor.
NJ EJttn. 49, IL
ofcoercng Soulh Carolina from another point.
Has II ever occurred TO these self dubbed
True Soulhrons," who cant be ssti. fed
with moderation IN any thing, how their ia.
vor,te doctrine Of Secession may, poss,bly
be employed to deprive the South of her lis,
claims under my measure Of reltt WITCH
Congress may pass Il is not oniy possible
and probable, but "a fixed fact" that such a
use was attempted 10 be made Of this doctrine
las, ~iu,ef 10 ssh,ogion, and by " True
Sou,hrou at that You remember The
much talked Of case ol rescue al Boston ,r
February Ptrs,den, Fillmore actually ten
deted tha naval and military forces TO ht
U. s. Marshal aud charged him TO execute
The 'aw even at the ptce OF blood. Al The
teques, of the Senaie, he transmitted 10 tha
body full account Of what he had done
and his wise, ye, energetic conduct ehc'ie'
praise frnm the Union loving men OF bo,l
parties, Clay, Cass, Foolr, Dickinson all
!" turn commended h,m in the highest term
and none Of them, though they are all g."
lawyers. int,maied that he had rsnscende
~. Cons ,u:i"nsl power. Jefferson Davis
Mississippi Secessionist, was the FIRE, nc
on'y to abuse the President for what he ha
not done, bu, to question tho legality Of ~h'
he had done. "Whs, |" exclaimed the s.
cess'onis', ",alk o: coe,oing Massachusetts
Is she no, Sovereign State Has she nj