The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1851-06-18
NJ NEsSEIFs rs.
From the Raleigh Register, 4th ins'ani.
Nsr. Vtnibic-sCCess

Nr. tnabic-scCessicn.
The H0u. A. ". Vtnob'e, v ho ,s gam
Canddae ior The suii ages OF the l,t.Dtn
ul lie F,ah CougressloBai D.su.et. Is almost
uuI, e,sslts regatGf d, ~ home snd ahFnud. Is
sts ,sd., ,Lt Aj-s Telsmcr, of itr scatter.
"a D.uu,n .ct,es IN Nout Csrol,na. Niue
10 po'tance, 'heleluie, attaches to h's uo,e-
a. sris, thGu Get nes, teIhaps Ia those oi any
e her man o. his tft8souablc ls:ih.
We earn, iiom he - Hill, bufo' kecordnf.'
tina, Mr.. Vsnsble sdress.d The fe'p.e ol
Ofsnge. las, week. IN Speech, which s,t,p
ped him. a, once, OF oil claim 10 the support
q any Union loving man ~ the District. He
advocated the right and necessity of Secession
deprecatinr, however, State aciion by an! SIN
gle Slaye. NJ. N,nable, u, hls follow ei., ,ney
" dsprecste s-palale State action LDfIi lheJ
are hoatsr, but thclr ct CT, and the effect Of
ther cCufse, Il .urress ul, vii be- at they aili
TO, deny II 10 lead Norh Caiohns unsuspecl.
Ingly to that very bank OF D,.uDlou and Ifen.
son oU Which South Carolina now stends. All
ibis attempt to get The people OF Norlh Caro-
Ina 10 sanction, IN the lelsons Of shCte who
are ssfitants for their support, ,hi. dangerous,
dEU bUCe tApibbCu UuCbtHrt y
tut erdng 70 pare the ~sy for that laat
rash act which South Carolina 10 fesdy 10
con anti. Tie suppose ls to make Us sceesso-
res to thai acl--;o have US pledge Ourselves
N advance, lbn II We do not become plolec.
tore OF he ertfinal. "e Will do BlI IN cur pow
er to comp, r,utd he crime. Aud # the people
Of this and Other Southern States Can be ~.
duced tot firm, even BY sny implication. 'h's
~ ht Of Setesslot - Comttutiondl Secession
the purpose OF the South Carolina class Of
politicians Is accompshed d--,he,I eud Is OBJ,
tained--ior lhs, State can then resolve, with
out any hesitation, TO wihdta. from tbs NJ
On, and COR hands are ,ied, we are esiopped
from saying aught against lt--and Ue shsll
te drssged hesdlons after her in all the con
sequences Of her suicidal policy This the
Iigh, in ahich The people should look al this
question. LIE, the nask be torn of frem the
causes that are in operation, aud lei tho fftc,
be seen n all its hldeous deformly
We weud sppeal. therefore. TO ,hs Union.
eving nen Of the Fifth District, TO look sbou,
Tor sons msn who Will more faithfully reflect
their sentiments. We say faithfuiiy reject
fheir sentimenfS--for lha, his are not the sen
uttn nts oil he patriotic freemen oi his District
~e can have no doubt. The soil upon which
some Of the bes, blood OF The Revolution was
spilt-whe'eio were planted some Of the ear.
hest seed OF American liberly-wIlI not open
Its bosom to receive the buildings OF treason,
even ahen attempted TO Ge sean by go cuu.
niug and 40 tklIliul laborer in the Dlsunlon
vineyard, as Mr.. Venable. So far. however,
hi . ,he nts,,,rt has heer
uncoDesied one save al one point, we believe,
(Piisbofc, ) where he was met and overwbelm-
ed by lho, ardent friend of the Union and
fearless deba,er, John II. Hsughton. t,is
indeed to be hoped that some Union man-be
he Wing or Democrat, is q matter Of minor
Imporahcs-wl be brought out in opposition.
and lha, the sentiment Of the District may bs
fairly tested. The charge has been made in
the Dlsunon prints Of the dsy-repeatedly
in that model advocate Of Secession and snar.
chy. The Ralelsh ID lsadard"-,ha. the effort
to merge ell party considerations and party
distinctions in one grand cooperation OF the
friends OF the Union, was but an ehor, 10 ere.
build " as il is pleased iacetously TO remark,l
the old Wing party" How untrue this is.
let the state Of things in Mississippi, wherc
Gen. Foote has been nominated for Governor,
and 10 Georgia, where Mr.. Cobb has been
nominated, answer. Let us have Union
Candidate 'n opposition to Mr.. Venabe-les
hlm canvass the District, deuouncc the fac
,ious drawings Of soisy treason. and stir up,
from It's deepes, de phs, that levs Of our free
and glorious institutions, implanted in the
hear, Of every patriot. Let US have man
who can do all this, and if Mr.. Venable should
then bo returned to Congress, to agitate for
the demolition of our Government, and the
destruction of the best hopes Of rational ber.
ty throughout the world, lei il be recorded as
the frs, triumph Of anarchy over peace. aud
Of treason ever patriotism that ever dIsgraced
cur good old State