The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1836-12-16
From TIE Ralsigh Register Of tie ca inst

From the Raleigh Register Of the Gu inst.
Surplus RetcHus.-B Doth branches of our Leeis
latute have yielded their assent to the principle 10
vowed IN the Distribution Deposiie Bill, by Ia.
sfucilng Committee with great unahimity, 10
rep0fi bill f0r the acceptance Of our ralcabe share
lbi~ Is we'll aud speaks lunch Tor the good sense
Of our Legislature. We are sorry however, 10
perceive that attempts are making to ghen mem
befs from eHbarkiBg IN u great and noble scheme
ior developing the resources OF the STATE, by r, p
reservations that the Investment Of this fund will
produce STATE DIRT l. is true, this may nomi-
nay he so, but no debt will be created il polnt Of
fact
{ Both those Who opposed thc passage OF tie De-
p1site bsll, 10 Congress, and those who advocated
u, regarded the deposilc" equivalent 10 a doua.
lion, never 10 he called Tor. u, the icrms OF the
law it~elf, II eauuat be called Tor, unless tie ne
ee.sgtes ot the country demand il. No~, what
Likelihood Is there that any emergency will ever
arise % render Il necessary that th's money should
BE- returned Iigc MILTON, il will lie rccolleeted
1'e To rcrnaia ia nc Treasury 10 meet the exigen-
ttgs Of t,o,tfHncbi--a su1i aHply sufficient iar
al legitimate purposes, unless Ne should be ia-
varcd ia par, Of which there i. no, tie most re.
mote probability. s. far from ever being called
an for the money, Tie revenue annually accsuinr,
all he 10 much mere than Is required by the
wants > tbc Government. that other divisions i'll
have - t4se b4ee. Al cas;, this must b. tie
rRse uatsi Isl, before Which Irtiod, ire annual
Revenue rtupot be diminished and. even after
hal stHr, q il moro iban probable that there Will
~ ut&etss, instead a alliHg Oh ~ ihe Revenue.
lhrn. there la ~ prospect That the Government
rsCr I'll call ~ tic inoaey, Il matters not whoih.
r. y b. cslied etpaeite ~ oant =, 10 all IN
isnt' aUd purpas 5, d donation. Aud although It's
ttntestnscut ~ tie state mas be said 10 create
N, can u Only a0msaai he fears at the umld
therefore. need not be awakened. II the State
,land adopt tslem or lilsaral policy, her citizens
wilt never sntF any Inconvenience from having
% refund tie money.
IT, Compromise ici Resolutions have been
introduced % tbs Senate, ea,hodylne SOY Spalghts
apiai1as elth rcesrd u :lso Tarlf, a. expressed
Ia hi. recent Message 10 the legislature The
pnrpari II Them l. d instruct our Representatives
Is tnnefets to ne their end asars 10 ,fiees an
imHss dts'e modification II the Tariff. We have
10 idra that the Resolutions a ever aet eul o.
Tie b.dy. IN With lhey a-e introduced alive but
ST Gee tart u thtir Introduction .hoW that there
Is pests q the Legislature wiling 10 see the
rnmprou'ss, bot Tor y .lch ee might Iow be in.
aereed IA lhe horrors o. d civil war disturbed ard
broken III.
DIV ~ y ttAl IT dNA Ont question: suppose lHe
arrangement ni'itis ca,npronisr Involved no breach
d Gih. would il 10, /. most snitiiai measure
~ tlt Ssaih | fse should disregard our obliga.
iians . observe the terms u the compact, would
~ ihe North also. y aasalsrc Aud does not
esety tasa kaess, i.s' that sse;iaH 81 country hs-
the Commercial strength which Nigh, be exercised
- iasteH upan us vastly more tGttaeusome Tar
III fe.ley, then, Il DOL honor, SHOULD seal our
lips.
Rtspsri for III dad On SATURDAY., Resolu.
i'm aa- pp4rtmaaslq adoptcd il II, senate, on
motion 81 Mt ]. n. Rrtan, expressive al the deep
rcet,t felt by tina, body At the death Of the late
Jesse Wilson. Senator elect from the first Sena.
tafai District and resolving, as a token Of its re.
spsrt, to Nrar The usual badge 81 mourning. The
loose AZ Commons viii, no doubt, concur, with
eqan Immunity.
Agricultural Ey1ibtfiops.--The Northern ~.
pcrs particularly those ut New England, arc fitted
Just nov 9th account OF Agricultural celebrations
Exhibitions oc Stock. sc. There is something
truly imposing in the spectacle presented BY 'be
pctiadical assembling Of whole community, .oI
he purpose Of estimating the results Of its united
iabnfcrs, Of rewarding bY honorable testimonials
OF appreciation, those individuals who have dstin.
cuished themselves hy c1ortons to add TO the con.
mnn stock, and OF stimulating 10 further excrtlons
81 skill and labonr, by the offer OF new incentives
II the Festivals hy which the Pagan nations OF
, antiquity celebrated the gifts of their Ceres and
their Racchus, were productive Of deep moral
feeling, those Of the present times cannot be less
80. In every point Of view their effects must b,
highly beneficial to the best interest, Of mankind
4 noble Resolution. the Reso
buttons passed at late meeting of the Mo
hilo Rife Corps, respectful to the memory
Of NJ. J. Wheeler, late Lieutenant in tina
/ company was one adopting his only child
! beautiful little glrl, seven wears Of aye
. and piedglng themselves to cherish, supper
and educate her. This was noble an,