The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1851-09-03
IS Surrendering.o

/ The Seuthsra Democratic journals have
denounced Willard Fillmore and the whole
Wing party, because tho New York wings
did not endorse the Compromise bills. we
have in a former srlic's endeavored to show
the Injustice which was thus done TO the
Whip head of the administration, by whose
sanction the Compromise measures became
the law Of The land who has soleGnly de
clAred in his message tina, he regards them
as . final adjustment and who cannot DC
expected TO turn upon aud devcu ms own
ofspring.
But. while the Southern Democratic jour
nails thus parade before their readers as
surrender to Sewsrdlsm the fact that the
Whiss Of New York did net so endorse The
Compromi.e what have they TO say TO the
fact that the Democrats OF OHIO, nolwl n
standing the exhortations Of the WnshiugIon
Union 10 signify their sequiescence IN the
Compromiss, have assembled IN regularly
organiZsd Convention, nominated ihsIr Gov
ernsr fer re election, and passed a series OF
resolutions rot oae Of which hInis in the
NEST distant manner acqulescsnce IN the
Compromise measures Tho N. Y. Evening
Pos, naturally refers with grea, exutslon to
this failure Of the Ohio Democracy to endorse
the adjustment. There Is also the most SIG.
nifcant aud Important feet IN be borne IN mind
hat in not a single county in the State OF u
bio did Convention 10 choose delegates to
the State Convention erdorse the Compro.
mise measures, whist, IN Northern Ohio tho
I" National Democrats demanded the repeal
Of the Fugitive Slave law. It's also stated
hv the y. Y. Tribune that, al the County
Convention Of the National Democracy Of
Fulton, Jehn Kendall was chosen as dele.
gate from that county 10 the Democratic
State Convention, aud the following rssolu'
,ions we're adopted:
Resolved. That We detest The course OF
the present Administration. FOR turning out oi
cilice men merely isr act spPro'ing OF The ~
! famous Fugitive Slave Law.
Resolved, That we rrs opposed to the
Fusnlye Slave Law. and recommend It's IN
+ mediate repeal"
The Southern Democracy sill thus per-
cei,e tha, tho nea action Of tho New oh
: Wing. $ more than PARALLEL BY that Of the
Ohio Democrats, Who have not dared TO stand
up Tor the Compromise IN sing'e Iounly
. Convention OF OHIO, and aho, N portion Of
( The State denouace Mr.. Fillmore for JufnIn :
c men out of oiliee aho are opposed Ia The Fa
sl,ive Save Law, ~hs srigmailz" tina, meas
, ure a. infamous, aud cali for It's immediate
repeal.
Let Us see wha, farther - ssid Of the Pfes
, dent b. Northern Democrats. II appear
n that IN the % Of Juiy, 1881 tho /" d no
; cratic Stale Csytrtion met at Montpelier
e IN Vermont, sad adopted The following reso
;. iulions.
. " R.solreJ. That any attempt 10 foIsl thu
) institution Of slavery upon ieffiioty gncef th'
d Jurisdiction Of the Union asy seIslAIlon O
Congress that exposes the tree cIizeas OF 4
j. sovereign State to PEI peteal slavery wiihou
), due process Of a~ that deaias tbs lual b.
e lury, and STRIPS fl the panoply Of the gfsa
e wit Of right, is ia an insasiva oi The legiu
y mnte sovereignty 81 the States aud 80 mirage
= meni on the guarantees Of ,he Constitution
d and should be promptly repealed.
) "R:solved. That We discover but one d,s
u tinciire feature Of the Wing party, 10 u
present, place, "a shadowsd by the pftseu
Ie Administration f!e!it, to slavery, tho main
ID tenaace OF is supte macy and IG'ialabi'uy 81
IN ,h4A therefore oppose he VIZ. party. |,
le prime pes-lt has none
y Resolved, That the Wings Sf Vermont
by cordially approving 81 Pfesdrnl Fa
y msras Administration al their late Con'er
t. ton at Bellows Falls, s6dofsed and irndere
az issue upon the Fugl'sc Slave Law; 40
d thai til, Convention promptly seceP, the ton
a der, and hereby recommend to all her pol,i
y zeal friends, and tho friends Of freedom az
70 humanity 10 the State. to met, lhS issue j
c. every political gathering and d the Paiia.
Whallhnk sou or this, 70 Soo0hern oppr
ren,g Of the Administration who dsuonuc
Nh Fillmore Is having surrendered 10 Sew
:. etdiFm, ard "a being dle batter than 80 al
oihionisl
AGAIN &c cay 10 10 the acis Of the A,
:. mials,rsiion, and ludge It not hy tho oamo
II parisans In any section. Ii the course
Nj. Fillmore hs nat sa islsctnfy 10 the Seuti
ne know not upon MIA, Northern hands =
can rely Tor a faiihfui dlchafgs OF Ex1cuti'
= trusts. 10 our minds he has performed b
s., daly ~ilhoui political o. sectional bps sud
pure patriot aud an honest man - Rlobm0a
.s Republican.
=, CALIFORNIA