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i;-W ruin, I Di I.imU fsca-d m mnmtfiiii
TtSV?' rj.-, . t th4 A. rain,.. rr-.ni ' rwc rrps.bl.cajt swatu.rt.oea of th
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Ja art T"L .1 a", 4 rt-UtV.rwWU A ' a. , .4- , that Bpeo fc.fluli exaantnalisva tht
. i . -....-n-J ik.rr .,...,- i. r r mru M,i ranlmaM Wis Adame snaiL-Cis:rsMitacee attrsulitii? true extraorxturf
t lb alitor mast W Jxmt-
lm. JtrXmn, teCapC BetJwk1! dirtnct,
Wxll stinbk4 CM not fk'tl to tx
Mill rtb ileriinictof t it U B
W or for por, M tfcerefbf et
iend tft li'n ewiolry must feel derp Inter
i fniAl iwv. TU jfnra Bueti64
.hU b Preikleiit of th .United Staterf It m
) inhjeet of nreuMe well if public crv
emt'ioiq nd permit w . H'ri " wy
umblc jwlcnient, H not at H rewlereil Ur
- ioiportsitt a cewiltt f the twddi
nfuielmt perir bo are ew5idii fur
ie-ppounnem.v . - f :i - - - -
.1 know of mo arinc'mt ao vtlt etfcwMrd to
biro itabiriry und itrenRth to the openrtioni
Lf h etMrernment that eontained ia our
kbrt ConaUtMtWo-ho' right of the opIe
keaceeblv toartemble k oonault forth pub-
uM fepreetnuiiaq of the purpoe for which
er)Ptf eooei their Tiffhta iovtdfd,
ihote in Doer.theT haethe leritimate f icbt
IneioeabV to atserobK and io . the name of
tbe eooetitotioti to forbid auch tWi. " Why,
Veotlemen,' bll u be euV beoauae John
Juincv .Adams h. Ptwldent -of ho - United
iutevthkt hi acta, hoew, tinrighteoua
hcv niar ba. are to be tree trout eenntrer ii
nerai',tbat ve he not the Constitutional
-lirht toexoreti ouf luaapnrobaiton to jd an'
r t i Lit..
'i.mtniicsi 'iiuitiuniruuiY uiHiiiinruiiviii
Lr wel akvyotf e;t1emen, to fold' wtr
nrmt ui icy eicc mu -v w 'hw"i""1
ileireit rtirhta jro for a mess of pottage? Noj
tsntlemen, that moment we, at a freo Wio
tle.-rield Otf 8ur risrhta f those ritfhti Which
Were the MetikofablooilTitrtiffclefor liber.
A into the hands of audi politiciane as John
fiuincj Adams and -t Henry Cla)r--that mo
Inent, as a nation, may .we cease to eatst -ue
it be remembered, mv eeuntrymen, that If the
friends tif Gefi. Jackson ir Greene eouhty
Unnetboattof omuch Hte!!eotas.tho5 of
fin Adams, they can bot of the same nt;bt
; ftffntt foMt b cardinal prineipljn otir
orersmtenv that, from tb tiuiobiest eitueo
a vith tbe astjorit sf thacoua'y ve awreaf eWitwn, tbere vill be found toeiwt v
tj t mcasota )oim er pcaat bet as to lw - eormptioa and political iiitnne than there
wirins; arm, o ewuatiflf nrs or opraief M a'w!.t t cither t'o trauaaciooa Af
pursca, cmiWI kk To b ex?ur 4 t mifbt 3ced.t Amok! or Aaroit Uarr, .w
Wt as vi! fall unJc the inaln!ictUm of. 4tli'y. He .tpoM the elrctioa of Mr. Ad
the secaoJ ktIih " (Hear h(ai' Heat him!) ( ajnt bce-ioe rt ('.ret aaneiion to a prwcipU
What this aeoood actta mecW W ho iw wooaiMxu in its nure, tbrmkUble m its ep-
flrr hrarra (br tbit Adams saaa) caa wll) anance, aoJ lcrucue ia its operauona.
ta i-crrUto irriau' if 'enfoaand prtM. leaa. It M pbee n la the poorer oion fraw
aasurebe Rrntlemaft that aa one of the at--J" to oaUa anos) the pcovU a auccoa-or ss
luaolrrrUiijn7lsroldbet;leac4obibaieaath pl.aea.. Luuk,oiy f.tmds al
eaeusrVooisoaaMohof thedramaasrclaus'lh aucooaaion oT eereUriauifdMk at
to pM - Vor to use the words of the eelt.j h it W taloulate.1 to lead to. , rWaru
brat ad HuanoLe Orata t am ut fift of tidi ! iKtt lecud PiratOeiK, ed dim
trcaof VoWIf mi ate retort esaftssx mnd tU James MadUosi aoreUry f sMala". At the
eiklotbM tonay Mli was cnoaes Ifresv
ideett and be appointed iaioes jnroe Sec
retary of State. At . he i'ih! of Mr, Madiaoa'a
term, Or. ' Monro a-ai elect 1, and mde
..-t
oth
mo& ewJte nobleman, suffrage ia the
.attleime"n;-mifir
Jsrfe and deeided msjority f us who ire now
v.:.-.hiri thpi,jcftu mi iff ainerpitca fnomn.
liJIV IHUIVI ' " 1 I ' i - J
nit io rep ant to the fitness and quaimetiions
tr fi Jackson.' ai there is of the UnfitiieBs
& hie opponent .ahd his entire omiqrthineas
to preside, over the American peopled Such
tent otir aentiment we' are. proud to aow
new mi uiiiwi " ( 11 :
n.1,1 an attachment to tb " Military Clucr
AHhouglt tne me-T-'liga WBicn nave
een hid in Green tilt io, fVkanIly to Gen.
nckson. hate been the Siibiecl of Wtch snort
ml ridicule from the'Adariis partTt yet t hope
t will be considered fair and liononible
irinclnla of warfare ttr nusa 4h at or war
ntothe heart! ot we enemy- ;Cotwrr; sua
lien combat thetfl with Aett own 1 Weapons.
I belief e" I am wamttted in aytn that the
m nttemnt of this tonu' "' .wamteatetf y
he friends of the adm'mlstrat'wttV Mee'tinffs
riendly to the Admimsttaiioti ld been' got
eyn ia several counties of the State preyl.
us to any attempt on the part of the friends
f Gen. Jackson. But that which is aome-
imei sweet in the mouth fs better in the sto-
Fch.r Thr months aeo, when thft catis of
(Ir, Adam was tlinught to bo prosperous,
neetins;. for his benefit were ealledj. but
then it was found that those Administration
Jneeting were hot o numerous! ,ttttcnb?d
M was anticipteoV xstuso oecaron uu-
penty unpopular, aeu. usciesnt ami now ,ne
iieml ot Gen. Jackson are chat ired with trv--
Vet carry their potut by stornt by.opehlhff
regard to thepreaent iAdmiiiistratiori,
rom tjs. beginning f have 1ee oppise tp
t on priivcipl but notwithstandinir a oni
f it subjects, lliave fell willinjr to obey" its
iiandatcs- aod . 'precepts a far' as I Xlioujjht
irs.: 'cormateut with the ;loterext nf the
ountryV b oWtiierefure, been ne
f th6 whq have rendt-frd an; iindincrint
nU'oppoait"mn5an'ii'e'4d to ft friends,
ttwist confer Afteir rprineipW 1 abhor
jn4 letest yet-'personally " respect "tbeinv
lcaniiotj ftslhwifen,,iiep remarkhi'on
ocedu that I regret it) those frier.
f Ut, the AdminWitrtlott more. 4ipyed, Jo
iew this -contest in tha foi'in ,pf ' f personal
' O'crence JSait a potttical truffle; and aUof
disposition father jo misrepresent tbaif to
resent tbe question in itirtme lijrht ' 'li'i
ict recalUlo my min4 wti1' 0tead
i an administratioit paper, printed in tbe eV
y of Kaleigh, wiled ;tho: 7gJfV jn a on
mmcation orcf tho S (f nature of ..Mii
Ri The inmutmah commences h aodrcas
eamntrr ckack qvanim UK laawra. falls air
patat wAere twUUaf U trtf VUk eudr ai
r.fgH But as tn measunaf ton-roes, let tli
rentlevnan sunnaak bimself, and avow his pro
per name and if f can chink that I am any
wy M par with him, I wilt think about it.
for I can assure tbe gentleman I am not to
be lotted eat by that sort of be tara till
iirr trtd iKi Jttef nd I can assure the gen
tleman that I am not an muck of a political
Qutsotto aa to ran tilt arainat windmill
fuO operation. But aays b ml was pre
sent at the meet'mr. Not the tread of ao Ad-
ministvtuon foot, nor tho wbirer of aa Au-
ministration to-rue disturbed the proceed-
mrt of this truly Uecorous Jackson meetinr.
What the honorable prntlemaa means by the.
term " trulu dfconnt, . I am at a ioas to
know, nnlen he ..means to .east .reDroacn
Words are only intended to convey ideas;
and it happens tn be the case sometimes that
the Wea intemled to be conveyed te directly
riDOsito to . what the word themselves ssy.
If so, tbe gentleman, whoever he may be, (for
I know nut. bit namr,) will permtt me to say
to him. and that too in a Bvnsruare which I
hope will not be mistaken, that hie .assertion
is n baae ealumnv. I mar not know aa much
about decorum as that 'gentleman does; but
a far u I m able to judge,ur meeting traa
conducted with tho utmost rood order. It
was orrsnized by calunr Major-fope, to tne
chair, an old and respectable citizen -of the
county, and one who. In tinea past, we ''ail
'1.1. Lk.l.. 1 1 . .. . 1 1 .
ueu jrwea io nonor, anu uiie, i aaj . w unuuv,
contradiction, who is as firmly attached to the
interest of the country aa -any man in it, tho
Adams man to the contrary notwttnstanding.
My friend Doctor MVndon, wbottuidaiiearm,
acted as nur Secretary. Why the notice which
the Star. ook of the Adans meeting at Snow -Hilt
should have elicited such an unprovo
ked attack on us? I know the wtatemeht 4n
thi Star was, ' confirmed in several letters
which t received, and certain I am that no
disrespeci. wu intended. J saw for the unit
time tae result or tbe Adams meeting at
Snow Hill at Kaleieh-. Whilst at theLezisbv'
turw. and read it with much pleasure.. Be
cause although I .differed wit) my ' county
men, I was clad to see them meet in the true
spirit of the Constitution, , and openly oi
fearlessly assert their opituonsrand 1 must say
on Uii occasion, tliat the smallnt-ssof their
number when compared with their respects
ble standing in society, docs not at aB render
tiieirfnfetinortha leaa resectable.' MJt 5'
" But to return to the Jdamt nut who has
honored ns ,wlth bis notice in the Register,
In the 6th section he says with. perfect
knowledge of their weakness, I trust the
friends of. he administration in' this county
will ever be superrorto the pitiable fear of be-,
ing in the minoriTy, or tho worse' thu silly
smuiiion at guing na tne majority ngnt or
John Q. "Adams iecretary of State.' At trie
enl of bin term . John Adams. was
electetl Preaideat. and chosv - Hxnry Clay
Heeretary af btMa. ' Noar, ontiuu tho pria-
eiple, and re-elect Mr. Adams, and who wd
o our next frewoentf ; Way, Henry Clays
and under the1 same ruts," who is to be he
nett Preaiiensf -Why, Daniel Webster, or
some ring leader of th Jlatifurd Convention
lhts succession of SecretaryaUip haa aoran
thing ' in its teodeacy . alarming to th
minds of honest republicans . It strikes at
the very root of our government, and saps
Cm purpura for "which it Was created. Can
you, Gen'Jemca; boast of a republican form
of government, whrre nucb, a- statn of Mmk
as tuiseiiaiw , Canfouaay tbat yourgoteru.
ment, though free to) prinoiple, taso in. prae
ticef wiuu was toe senttaco 'wnictt yn
barn kso , recently passed on the abom
inable praeticf of Cauooaingf Ilave you not
ntjotintr wrWw thov notice wliich tlte
Har gave pf that AdThuiistrafSoiuicttin"(f lit
"ow UUlon the ot iJccewitier, aita w
im very ingeniously to prove that ilia
"It of Ih'w tweetinjr s not thc ell'ect of any
!ng tor pre-cmteei ted plan Jf the fHeiids of
a4am! uut wasttir woroi a moment;
'says lac, svtWhiWof nuinbeK, cort
;itatcd ho part of the motiye 4br iCullitigei
Wttiuist ration meetinir Gnwnc-M It. was
ectsaury -.Vi. feave ,a, " meeting ot. loae lUv
tncei of betiirepresenteU in the Adniinia
fstio Convention at Italcigh.", fji&v, ffeiv
?amen,I tlfret not to'disbcliev what this
f 4doms -ssnn" auya, ' I in wiljing- attach
jUtrwth to it that 'it can possibly merit.1!1 The
entleman himself admit ?Jlhut a few written
va-HnmetUf were atuck up, and some let',
- written. If his ubject was not to call mil
'(h Adams' strength ip tii-ee nr, whylwas this
lonef fhaf' gUsnaan well knows the, iz
st Our count vi few Written advei-tikmenla
f'Uck ud tV-L l.ntira nre'uai. i.nir..i.i
be .boa. thairman. who nreaided at their.1
k.-.? .... i
imng,iHresturtiiertroin Snow Hill Hutu a-
J maw-nisUie county; and U seema ht- gat
"uVpoTthe ir.tenjed 'roeetyic v JJwt from
Ttiore it something: my friends, in these
words wbich seem to strike at the Tory root
of our respect and standings if we have any;
f ioo,' with the gentleman, do hope that h
and h'ta part y4 not only hi this county, but in
every county throucliout the State, will -yet
beauperior to the pitiable fear of being
Ui .tho niinorityi,,lnda with him, heartily
wish that wo may never be actuated by that
? wlry,"anibiionof goinf; with' the majority
right" or wrong; Audi do hope, itay, Ifirm.
ly beficve that there ia not titixen of Greene
county Who ia actuated by- n motive of this
kind, .But a! this is in perfect accordance
w itlV the stale argument heretofore assumed
by IhcvdiMis -party in this- Statet ,,,Tbat
we are an- unurinciplcd faction, combined
for' pat ty purposes to oppose the gevemment
right or wrong, v it ia we:t Known tnat sat
taUtes shed o jght of tiieir ownt it is only
such aa tlu y borrow from the planet in whose
orhi hey revolve ff4jTf ':ty : ;
-:Nor.tli tentlemanonilhisWty know, that
this ishotrtli fact. '.As iaras my humble abil-
Mies nave eaabicu me. to see wio toe mowes oi
thot bpitosnd to the eovcrnruetlt, they are ik'UT
oiioed to get rid of Uioie in powert but in ttm
mean limw.-to take care that tbe public good shall
oot thereby auflVr. ilence, iH Uttlns meaturek
of die fiavtniiincnt which an: fuuiuled on the Uaa
policy of the aountry have reeclved from this
" nnprincii(l and abused faction" a very able
ami eOittwnt auonort. I eballenire the ii-ivutbi
f Ui Adaitftiitralum to point to a singl tubjern
which has haee reeommeuded by tlie Presa'cnt
fuunUud on the Osw jiolicy of the enhnt y, 1icU
baa not lxsts) by the opposition in Ceiigtv-kS sup
ported Without regard to party.- All Ibonemea
surcs edftneried Willi the fiiuuiues of the eoMtitry,
areeommktist.- in Consress. to the care of Mr.
I M'lk;tni ami thoae measures oaneeted with.
Ue tiuiiua, X3 tJok Ilainiltont who- are jowly
ta) td the ring ivadura of ow fawtion." It U
known to the trk-nda of the Admini&uatiou tltut
watmncse the vieetion of Mr--Alama on two
rroanuai to wK: prineitilo and .polity. HKirttt, 1
timii ji iHta,ile, because he at an aK.tate r clrr-
aiist, rami ucicrtcu bis party ami betiwrui) tiiem,
Judas libeaiust to obtain power. Ami here, fi-f
law ctfWfiia. Mifii-r tut: to' remark, that I am tuat
hi axttminhnient al tbe course of aomu of thi-" rwfr..
ustett! tnU:rulnt,r in reiHlemig Alr..AitatM
mi idifMrinihialeauiport'v What, Vote fora trai
jor,, Uo Iws ih-aciied ) uu in time of pevil,-aiiit
not cotiU-iit with .learrtuig his party, nut v'"!
for tin ! trry nct-my I msyaay oaurpaUon
of powtf imiiri: d me ot y..Aj-p ib tci n
vants, and turned them t tW - Y
tl -invtt, not tnree years ago you evprvaeJ
yo-a'- indignation - against this aboaiiuuble
prnciice Ly arraiguinjj omn of your eervaute
at tbe publio tribunal, end have ntarpped on
theur toioheau , tue' iiwiciaule mark of con
detonation, " But, Gentlemen, here is an e-
vu wntctt tnreatens in a ten-taia oeirree,
mmw alarminrr. at itiatrraaiiK' fi Mira lit
.this cmbj one indiviaualtolds the' Gauous,
and oie you have no power oven but in tlf
.. e. I .t ...i .
Vi:icr, i is your irprcraniauree,.wpo ynu
can, uryou piease, arraign at any ume. , .
But mainly and chictty do we -oppose Mr.
Adams re-electior - because - ins admiuuttra
lion is a proscribed one, and should he mark
ed with indignation by every republican ax
being, inimical, to the uberty of ibia. county
This is philosppiucaUy true, and suscepti
ble ot demuastratKMi a time would, permtt
Look, Genrtotnrn, at 'his famous', rfenama
mission, ' In this pardcuUT Instance, h has
assumed ft prerogative, never .hefjre claim
ed by any of his predecessors and one whol
ry ttnknown to the contiof, f An4 what
ts more surprumg, theimssiun has test u be
tween 5Q and, IOQ,000 aud ouv miniser
nave returned without- ever sentnir the Con
grefs,or being able to tcll.wuat was their de-
inuratiuns. .Xok, Gemjeixed, at the Geor
pa conuoversy. Powe tec' Oie Prtaident,
n the true spirit if bur epnAition. 'nro-
Uotingthe citiien of Georgia against the
aggresMons of atureigA ffle' No Gentlemen,
uk Lavs uot.-. weUave seen hMnstmda mil
ttary prefect uito a sovereign biute.jo inoiiirsr
mm me vutuiiy di jne iaw; ot iui- una, ana
because his refined taste hnd correoi notion
could not swallow Uie roughness -of i
Indian treaty.' it. was set aside and anothe
fortnd, characterised by all those forms of
State diplomacy for tfbicii -Mr Ailaiits is just
i iuk...j I a-.i ,i... . a-
I, WlbUIMVUf WlUil WO-f (ItC -TIICCl 111
tb'w treatyf 'Whyit one in which oiir citiiens
were ctieaiiloutvf tlieir money, and it ta
ken, tq Washington to be" sunanaerid umler
the eyes of a corrupt Ad.mm-. a-atiou, for thn
most hcentioua purposes. And when .the
f resident saw the citizens of Gcovgia rcmou
strata, sgainafr.; what do we heal - Why,
they are threatened with tlie bavoiut'back
edby la superadded pbligatipi) even higher
than human authority.".. Kqually contempt
ible and ridiculous is bis conduct in rr'ard
IA thft' Rrifah W-al IntU t.n.U 7 tl.. i.'.- i.
elect and hieh.itiinded notions of state eti
quelle, we have not . only lost a trade worth
0 millions or dollars annnuall.-, but pur b(-l
nursery for seamen.' 'Agaiu look at hi plah
of Interna) IrHprovciiielus, a power wliichl
am certain the framer
never intended the . 'general government
should exercise, it must be knos n; to you
that our federal government .ia -one of dele
gation of cower from tbe several states, and
its powers arcm-irked out. llius far slialt
tnou go and no taKther." lie General got;
nmmciit can do nothing but what is eiprcaa
tbe u-aoijy delegat-d, . whilst tU state ' governmenta
uajl uu every uiiiiu nua. loruiuuent ... iOW, t
cluilletige Jiiiy of the friends of jthe edmuiia
tratiot to jouit out .lliat clause in the con-ni
uut ion thai aut nor i ses , X he general ' gov e r n
tnent to curry .on a piau 01 iiitcriutl in pro-.e
mtnis ia a sovereign statt. Speaking on this
subject recalls to my mmd the subject ol
rail roads. "rVh'! Uouucu Jfuifan and his
gang were phdiirig Sie destruction and dis
grace of North ; tai-4ina, a fear yeat s agio, i
do not believe they drea.-npt of a liail Uoal
But of late, It aeen-s suddenly to have arous
edha public mind, and f kiiowof no. ori
who; has tnofe contitl'-rdj? bring the system
of internal Improvements1 imp vague, ' than
tlie celebraleU Carllanjt who, -.if ' have
peen rightly informed, ia a well kiioWn clef
IciiS arisiocrati and a firm believer in the
iloclrtneaot John tt. Adams and bis faclioii.
f
a ti- eepiow f-.ry U
e-t!,.a. Ax 1 '.-!
t!- atare r t ,-v '
pruir-ple thl , : , , V
a-l t j a f-ilo. t . ,i ,
CaatriMaatar of t-ca.'jw.i.-u-i (.. ;
aihr1 cuuwuact ia (ts l..'- -r .
woral wtaarw frnraar chau y has orr !,
awwted to anew er fi-y porpoaca What' j
twntiedMSV. aasks V-.c . t uf the ,:n j rv
cipas wftereby u c( t:,e q-ai.6ca n. ot
the busbaltd God tWit-d. Ano- &d hf?
blaesly Conteritlons beiaiit t)ta W-ara ol
York and fjawesstcr ia the kln-nUxw of tkrai
RntaiM, tber is not a parallel lor this case of
alrwe. 1 will oV Gewtletnen, de'aiu you
with any rswrks on tlui part of the aibjt j
I have in my pnsacsaion docunwnts free for
you Hamiaa'ioa. Tbevc.om from asourre
which aiiii of u Ueuat. I chaMe -c ihe
v'-irvl acrn'wy. .The rhrgT" iuihr.
bfai-t'it a,-aiufl Sin. Jack-m-, are f-dor.
Uloii an rvTu-ulone. . The base an 1
vii perp raiors of firm stand convict rd be
an iiHiignaat public. Ami If ttt do
not repent ot their ! eit and that sper-d
wocts a great day el n-tnbutioe, anaU
cane, tne shall ee cast into . utter dark-
her aliall be wcepinr and emashinr
fteeth.".--'- - ' ' .
Wot, fremWroen, Independent of thia eb-
e6im, we hear it not unfrooueolly urged
that (Sacral Jackson's moral ' charactew M
not sutncieat to entitle bint to the oonfidenee
of the people,' It a very tree, gentlemen.
n nrorw i rr ia Torr esaeouai Dre,
requisite tn'.tie qaauncatlon of aity man for
t office But before this prtncsrile la estah-
liahed. 1 tbould recommend to have imparV
mi juugee called in to decide what morality
tonsissa ini for 1 Cannot give into th idea that
it constate m squanaennr tlia neoDlr'a mo
ney to boy billiard tables and chesmen with.
Ami furthermore, I do not conceive it a very
great test of morality for a rresident to .an
soctate hiiuself with suclr a man as Henry
siay- wo person nan everprcteiiUed to ue
Ka a a r .. . i it . i
twrttt-a Imperfections of human suture. u Chstr- and otv nioliuo ol WathlOj
, a. i i - e a
i-j-r a--l i-t.
it--a rf h.n -, p
-u.-.4-ai o i rai
It tlW Of - VW,
tm SV -'. .uim af ah'- '
ek km cotina aa a--. . a-M
In ttie Caru-jf-aa sbv " Ami i
tt4 ixl v, via ta !.. !r rWi
!---, an-t -rocs U-r-a m r---ltm
-s l.owrtv-rnijiary Ui, t'
,V rtia da aueru-xn tt.l im t
U- kata, ia a ff-eM attemi-t la t
r-fel mh aa-l am -tUi..:M. c .,;ua
niea of th n -,-M ti
aalrwr bt twa-ra t-Mral J -. n,i I e
bt, awltua-iaai a -4 v . i! tt Jir r,
IO tlia I'mttlontMl ciiair llinxh lh n - . '.
U. D-wntMi-te !--. bed la-t arovn of ii'.
or Uo' hi a-ir-!s w-an to pUa Itua UVr Ujr
aA rueaiiv It w aaaoot 4-t hit clectiua
par-elv w mrHlr, w eiprs ta " five up tht
W SVv atiraal to aaas all aowti-4i! n-
to attpnort hh lek-a( Wat no eUtt-r. Wa b..Kl
Uu nf a a i.-,i r.M M-M-a-or fc-r U sat at a pul-lth--l
aooi.trv We a-alwva his eterautav, ts tlie
Prpaialetwy will be lbs aieaws of n--inin oar
fiMreninMrtit to ht prwaatiic nnrity. He and he
aloae is the swan whom tlie honest vroiuann
Uutamatry. dvlirt tn h mart and tbo aama af
Aa-irsw -taokaoa UIBCunf by leuiawit )i t ua-
a-nrts, .-a lainaw ut jjiiu I4umt AUami six:
Heary Clay Will s a hve word, wnt out; t-r V r
virtaoas, but eve the prutijite and alwinK I
I will wo lowirnr ctrt.iia jou, jruatloruca; I in a .
moaiabud that I have ali-wxlv wraried you. I
aatiwot, hawever, ciote thrs dc Mil lory ailtr--st
w wheat teodoring yoe my most bearty thanks fur
yoar Uon aueotion. - . , , .. .. -a
J. JACKSON 'MEKTJNG.w
At a 'very nurueroui' taseuiUaga of
tne) Ireemen r Mecklenburg count,
eoutrtfueu at the cottrt-iiouie , m Lnar
bUe,'wfnTSaa tht 26th of February,
loabv or tuouoii or vol, John sioan,
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s youibtul days, like ail other yon
t. r engaged in those scenes w
ncteme Youth ' I hesitate not to
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in my opinion, ti tue same rigid scrutiny Had
rtun
iingfiien,1 Mtrriuu, Jtsq.', aac Alexander K sen.
hii" xb. ' and Jam AL j'fclUM,', Eaq-t.. wef
'apMinteJcretatienv ' 'Ae' ubiect uf
nVsvTTT- r:S!t"T "7, T J tlte meeiw-. w expl.toed J,y die chair.
r-duaU ia the world (who appear ourO thut 1 Sn ble ami eloquent dJdreit,
i .. . . lif. .! I it I.....L . r. . i,ii
naa oeen agaimn tseuerat -iscicson,' toeir eon-! at ctrnai(jniDit icnortn.' After Wllicn
duct would not, in all probability, stand quite j4 motion ttf Df, Stephen For,. tom-
so Clear as it does, , B-iU gentlemen, I would ,.. lfW lit . Yuliiisn lL.
ask. is there no pardon to be obuined in thlat TZrAWtZ
wwiri f,.P th i-. r.-. : anUer.' llMwa a. S mailt, and Wash
that some of our moat vuluabia eit5-a. 1-i :, wa-ton Morrisutt, Eiqt. - Gen. Michael
youth, were ttjera best to soeiotyr- but when ' McLearjri'i Maj, ; Matthew Uaiu, Col.
oomatomauirity.havervmned and wade (John Sloanpmnti Dn SamueHJIentfcr
useru,inaf t.iic at chancellor wvthe, ,00, watppoiiHed to report ku kddreas
&i!Z-J;?Sl& And resolution, exprewiv. of "tho aenii-
tuirty years or his l:fc he was a mere rake, 1 u'-.uls "' y meeuus va 1110 uujcct
prr-xim, id ui.-'rust at
which it is evi ' t t
country. Yur
our i.'.'.a t i ;
Jr.' At! tms, ci'-..
Ihu tan.f anJ iaien
He recoutmcnus h-tai-iXof duti n-
aoutuin aluioit to a proliruitK,-; t' ,
by attempting tn impose au a l-'
burden n the sgrkurui'i.t, to r , t
the tnanufarturer, , Ha rrcr."-- i
system of internal tmpt
carricj into riffct, upin a v'l . '
calculated to drain nur tr j.
last, tent. In hii mission ' "tT
M r- Ada 1 1 irrccated aVMi v - i ; -
mt ki.k.ll,l.fl a friYttrt i.f f1 . - i Ii 1 '
his country, in rnueavtf ' to r; -34 '
ua in entati'in ellian !i the Co-" ,
mnmcntnof Bvutli-A a... .... -. . - ;
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VVI V-IHI.H:p WVUC C li.C J C
gent Aummistration lias fi w.;!ii'-!y etn 1 ' '
ployed V.'i ulrumm of this govern- . ,v'
raent i 1 s .ataininj iurlf in power. It '
UDcucvra tliat tne pe-ruinr tntcrrsf ct w.
thU sectiou of iha.UntteU Stsfi. have '
bern ahauiffullj neiectrtl iu retrs! t v
but suddenly rrforioed- and became an orna-! for which it wa ceuveol. The'cotu-
ment to society, and OiWd stun of, the first ' roittee then Withdrew! add ahortlT after
-Imm . SL" V01 'P e?"y7 ' W " ?!rl turieil and mbmitted lio iol
"::rV,rr"Te"rV?r" lowinir wwimi'Ks::.' -;
'" it" umjwvi ui nia reiiuw cisena-w-iio ia ai ( . - j , i .-.i - 4 .
dwiliat. ;Ves,'geutlemen. that U thr fact- ! Ammaled by the tame r-atriotic. zeal
pome btteen or twenty yeats back he was en- 'and. devotion to the principles 01 liberty,
guged in two or three aflahVof- this, kind; thfrh ' ditrin.' ih dnrb a Ail araArfawfl.
and, l aafcia h. tht only man whom yon hart j . tevoI ti tlUIU Tlti
oy honored who was gudty1 of tbifi tin ! "T , rY tZi i! 1 1 VW7
Ut me ask sdme of these Aditms i men, wlu :o.lM their bafd and cluvalrous au
are taSlins; ai;aiiwr iamerat Jackson for being. ;t$r, .'M'lt'Mkiottiitw preserve, pure
aiiuelisvu tbey have never gone both tooth and Unimpaired- the republican inti'
and and. for a man Who luu) been giiilty of, tnlini tif lhiir rolintrv; a Tt.trfi.ni .,f
,t.i -.rttl . V.- -u..ln.-n ,1... k..-. -m.I ' . . . . - I
.. "-v. .-" a"--.E, thn 'ritizena uf Alir.klin 1111 w "lumntv
I lor oae. .And to tlhia day, .if hia health I . - fl T ., , . B .
wouU admit of hi I would gladly assist in . . th, eijibUd . together,- for
m tue tirat oinee within the eilt r too uurpuns ui ucv-iaiuii; iu uu wuuu
varouna. nnniugn 1 no notcounie- tne wtauu vvnicii iney ue
North 4
fttv-ri to occoDt
;est.
Utis
a....lkau-MliAiJ Aal.l!t.,-J4I..A .-te t . . ;..!! ' : ' I
necessity of ..our h,dd)iug with-1 the private- 1' ? v i 1
dianuiea of olhera. l Va,ltv fW,. 1 tf0 friCHU l)f GD. JaiikpOD Itt
r...e. Ar.'u,.,!--,.- ii.:- 1. aM.l '.i-iiiintw ' vonfiilpnC ill "thpir- anrwi-uii'ita
General jackaou's-, moral character for the have not heretofore exerted tlieinsclves
but .twenty years, it aeeOnd to that .of no actively ii) bit caa.eiJ Jietlce it lias idly
maaHvifig.;. You have, fallow ctUzeita, beard fcL renorted AB hviioiiia nerliaiM
UiouaaiiUa ot reports in regard to this patriot ?tr 5 V. 5-'.' t T ' lP P
Ufhirhllfi..w . r.f Ur A.tama haw. 1VI3 sWIlWed, '.Bfeffitsj f Mecklenbttrjt
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niode .of 'trial in regard to General Jackson,
wii'Cu is saiu'-tv do purattea m tut court
where the Pr pee of the power of the. air"
.presides; one
WltllCS,'.
r
man sits
as' judge, jury and
iiMife.- Yea. eeulk'Uieu. WHOe of tho leaoMia
t'edt-rulist, who are now supporting Mr. A"um
Ihreugh llilckand thin, were, 5!Q yeura ago, hHrl
ing tlie curses of Emalick against kira for mieit
iuir hi TMirtvi and not aouteut with aUnportrtiif
him.bui labor' day and wiit iir supjioit bl a j'
ecuae wiiicii is qeeaieurr oiipoara i" uiw iruw m
iril,..L.emieiiieiip erect tnose rail roads in
North, Carolina,i"frsuflieicut fnrtlie dajf W the
tVil tilereof." i 1 have been led ,'to lhiuk.iii
Inw a?rMruafuHiia Of inflection., tliui "it 'uimiid
tfjfdr. Jeffersnn the kailiug l"edendit of "s'ev.ipre,., iic!aitchully siitctacle Id, aee er
KiigUiinr were plaiting to duvli-oy' Umt ijovenW MOtt pu-.r, on, Uieie roads at every gate,
clothed widt federal power, -to dontanddroui
tho 'ckiaena of - sovereign State toll for
w'haV To.' educate. the ;pno'r Children? no;
To-improve the moral condition of the-Stator
no; but t KO o the aupixirt of a ptlVttatV A(U
miototraUuuA'A here attt otinv scht-n.es ot
withoui the least shadow of .evidenced Jf l-:.wi he jstvento (lie AtlraifiRratlon c0
were itbpused to be merry ou tint, occasion, didateW We Caniiut J fur Uontent be-
I could aayjnuclr in ridicule of ther course I 'ieye ihat'ari opiniQft to tntirdy at V
purutlbL.tlie enemas of General Jackson I -:,. u,itK tha fact could havn-hopn
lor liicy seciu indeed to pursue al.ogeiber an ! mntf v "l W J Cf,'."U '5J m .f !?
r'jVjrle MMt;Vltt ractW'-tlscy. atsunie. tlitt vavwiniou lar.aa; wv.is-. wu.po.o i.io.,
mere pouuvui tuci.H'. ai, .ovtvi;r, vu.
inaction of the friends of Gen Jacksun
should have led any into' the error of
believing that Mr. AiJama conld In any
event,' obtain .a"" rnnjo.-ity of vote iu
this county, tlie time hat now on tved
when they should be awakened from
the delusion io which they have ao food
iy indulged. The' frecmea of Mtck
lenbufg atill huld" in prutid retnem
brunce the gallant deed of their path
otic ; ancestors; v they -yet ; remember,
with pride and exultation that it was
hero the ball of the Retoluuoit received
its : first impulse; that here, in ti e vii
lage of Charlotte, their chivalrous fore
fathers smarting under- the wroii"- ui
Britsh oppression, met on tht 2,0th Ataij
XJiSlMuA " unfurling the .Standard ol
freedom, fitut -'raised' the bahnefVry
"r t:i....J ri...:: t.:!.1 ...ri ...-..ti...
411 .iiuui ty, . viici ivuiiig vuvn lev-ouee
lions, and stunuiater ty an example
ao bright and glofioosi the hi-li minded
citizens of Mei klrnourg can never
think uf yielding their support to a ctali
ioi;t whose policy tends to the destrue
nun oi tue uesi interest oi our country,
' I he struggle. feliuvr-ciUlens, in which
t.ve are .engaged, is one ol, the deepest
importance and Concern to every indi
vidual in this country; it is einphalical
ly ; strtiffile of nrinciple.' ThoW
pure institutions purchased py tne blood
of our1 forefathers, have been rudely as
sailed- and ; by the arts and stratagems
of an nriafoitatic combination, ueui ly
wreKted from our crasp. . It is to rein
state; en its former bais, the good old
cause of the , Deonle. founded , en the
principles, of republicanism, that the
presr lit atrugg'e lias been commenced
Uiar cause, to gain which Washington
nnxarueu nis tue tn xne item; ana to es
tablisli , wttidh, JeflVrson toiled and la
A poreq in j.ne caoiuet. Kt'.H&'iXi.-x
- Uut, gentlemen,vyou in tohl that General
Jacknon bat att at defiance your Coiutiluiionj
lie baa trampled it under foot. 1 suppose
this ghargo is founded on the' circumstance
which grew out of tho battle Of New Orleans
and tlie 'Seminole, war. These transactions
transpired sonjt-U-B or tweUe years ago.
At the time! when tbey occurred every bod.,
said amen to them, ,1'bey were looked upon
as1 some of tlie brightest stars iu our poliucal
hot'iionj hut .now, to subserve party purposes,
tbey are raked Upi and lite coabtion pi cases
hava uumpeUd ibera forth to the world with
at little Uutli attached U them s there is
jirnice id fbe caui Uiey support. Gentle-
men, i ,oo not mean to weary your patience
by going into an investigation of these trans,
actions, tSoiigres sanctioned them, and Un
people skuctiuned themt and no fiiaii living
aupported the catiao ' of General Jackson' iu
regard to tlie, benimole war. with morn acai
lb-iii did Mr Auania. ' And, gentlemen a
luoug the politicians of tho day who are now
RiiUug out- against General 'Jackaon for .his
conduct iu regaid to I lie- t w casea jusl nam
cd. we some who,, to my knowledge, appro?.
ved U.s coiuiooti put now, ;o. the. Conirajy,
to answer tlieirnd in support of nia tiiyuai
and uulioly cauae, lliCy -are sinning against
(igli ana kiioa-ltdgc',' by ftiinpressiug truth
and Candor.V,, 'V t'.W''- J-jit'v.i'&i.
4- But lastly ; you are toltj 'that General JaW
soribas no pUieP claimstd the restoeiy
tliau those of a miliiai V eiiaracter, awl that hi"
tea military chiefuin,;, 1 need not UU yvu
thai Vjeneral.-iackaou, Irom bis yotilli, haa
been held as a firm and uudcviatiug ,Me;;ub
Ucihi, a uiau ot'sploiwlid tnlc-LU. 1 need not
tell you that be has ever, beet regarded as
nalnreS great oian. ' la him are' !iniplantcd
those ibeMimabte ouulUies which charaeterue
the republican, atatesman uiid soldier, s Gen
tlemen,'! have Hever, Leard it . assumed be.
tore that military ' tatenl combined with cj
vie w orth, tliau nldivd a niait lot tilling; .any
ofi.ee. i Where, 1 ask, is the inilliopnety of
vour Frrkklenl having a kuoy ledge- of mili
tary Vacticbi 1 he not con.mnndti- m Chief
of )Our armies?
the vrst itiuia trs . Ihfl c
the Administratioti isuchr
eCt the State of I ...i Car.
oss of its nrofitaL'a tra .!u ti tl a
West India" la! ;-.!a.. ; 'I la r
tone assumed by 11 r. A i
the- Governor - of f -ja, v
threatened, in a : 'nf i':- 'y
ify, te tnarch a I. : f -r-e ;
State, U highly
haughty and urgo,err 3
lor the gratification t,i i!s
ry desires, is. recllef '.
blonJy w s
ui sister Stattl. ; ific. .
ted1, are but a few 6f t '
wniciiaftiat io nia preei
tium but we object t V
cause "we l ive no coin. I n
litical,ptiiicii-!es: we f.it Bi o
the Senate -of th United :ntes,
eralist in principle es he prof. ?;
opposed to the .
and .tin her fece; si
hi free Stat. - la ; ofthevr
Aa D.llW, he preb,.i over it
ing contebed fortLe purpbse'tf ;
trating the Administration if .'r. JJ
ferson; , and ,b the winter if 'a
same yeat,' ive faid him al-a.id
that party, denouncing its views rn I
principles, and advocating , t!ie t :nJ
gerous doctrine that tlio recommei- "
uatlon or the president. cotnpclleJ l .
senate' of the United btatea to c t anJ
not deliberate! fo these o!j" : jns,
we acid, that Mr. Adams was e.' rated
and schooled in foreign Cuui ts, (..!,ic!i
has been the boast bf his friends,) a t j r
lage illy ca.culated to inspire aft m t
respect fur the republican ins.
ol ptlr country, but on thecontr
Bdaplcd to Inculcate the nr-i
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uca oi Lou..,. am, .
r 'o the Unien Uf
terest of the ewuitrv. -llo. rentb-nlen, I ssk ; i-c6Utioti SO horrid in tlicir nature, that thov
you, shall tb.-e etianwtart estapf die eondeuiua'. will not even bear Abe WW of censured, Ot
tiou UiMtawaiutbemr " ', ' .this claas ia Uie celebmtc rail ttiud aytstem
f In the aecoml plaee'.'We opposo the re-e. I These; Cenilemcn,' form the feadiitg ubjec
lection of Ur.' Attma because he has, from tionk to lf Adams re-tleCtioui' -.I ft
his infancy, bern hanger en got ornment ; I shall now, ii,'ciy brief - ami . kamlidf wd" Jackaon taitd been jVietidKni uriiie'',aiiitesi .win'Wa'''te) -lat before tin
orwmce vue naa oeen voucaita iu 'w umuiiv., wow ... ,nv, - jaw war ure capital wow nor., imye, net a imisitiii a. few of the leadinv and tlrom
pean tinp, where he ' hat imbibed all the Jrctiona winch ere iiscd, againsi Ci.-n. JacV dee,1td and burnt V , Vv- r v"w v M,r . ? ""n . V.
abominable ornrtsiplea of artatorfacy which son.; Beery thirty which' rumour iHejiidktas Cat tieucral JaekiokkaBinitai'chiet!LaM:f ',len' cWe , timin WHICH tlietr opposi
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Ciuatmctenae tne European txjuns. ne tat ingenuity wmuoiu or anowicuge can .jevisr,
an avowed arVCTat biniself. ri Is an en-1 b bfen potnetj. forth sgaiuat t!us paljlaf,
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V wi 11
a (I al-
that
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tew uwmcnvs wun uu.- . w ipaj or i c(boi lotuiucu: art tCnuHieraiion 9j V'C w.ioiei tjtt w wi'J use s'! bur
bur government, io,his, owi l,-i
weak antj penurious,",, and
the representative f - i .fico y
should not 'bo palbictl bj t! .3 t .'.1 ' .
ma coiisutuenis." , s- , ; '
.Your commitlee believe that t. i (
tiott 61 Andrew Jacknoil to the j re- ..
cy will promole the best lr.(er-h 1 ou."-
cuuniryi wo nave tueioiiest cm t. 'eiicf.
11 his capacity and -polittcRl iD'fnty".-"
n Ills' youth, we foul htuferf u 1 iii
he glorious cohlroversy, which 1 esi Ire I -
a our lndependcntei ve fipehim i.it"i-
turer p'0 fcihii t'ia hidiest cL.re ci
trust which -his cbuntry could confei o:t
im: aul we feehita "relirinj f.c.n theia
with tiiti entire cunfi,!-ate of Ins eon
stiments, and without a tnurmur of tiia-.
SDDrobatiori. Or a solitary i-ellection tin- .
uu his integrify , We have seen him ;
commanding tise r.nnies of bur country; ,
wUilat engaged in a war WUIi luthlch.
ein-mtes. n .lhis UtJation,bc is
I0dit.pl.1y ta!eht3 of the first order, and -a
de'votiiiti to his couu'ry, which induce j
hiiu to risk evety thing dear to li.u a ,
4 soldier and a patriot, to save his c 'ft -
try, . During the lustpresideuti.il 1 -i
vaa, we behold hitn witliiu the reach cf
Uie. highest oce in the gift of a great
nation no law f tho republic was ta
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w viuiaicu, iiw lecituj tm vho ileal 1 lis tni -nulrikfvikil.
iin vtrittdli-n v.f ihinLM?d r., , '
be shocked,, at the , reception, of it bux
dueu me ie 01 nm reuotrr. and reject-. ;
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man. aa ri Pstilirll iif th ITnltril Staiea ' -
t K a . - - ' - inf.. u -,.-n.t. ilm lii.iK .
'l.v ICIJF , WU.CIJ -.S.UUUIIV .WW , H'gl.
iiHiini.j m mi. .jihiiim -
v sour committer, tnereiow', peg teavn .
to terdinmend the following resulutiouj,:
; feaVrvsr'.'That we consider that pour? of pel j .
a ny tne wrestM anmiojMnauun, aa hi-. . ..
mujrestB' 01 una aouuuv 1 xiui,
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