The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1837-11-24

!. wa ne was like worn-out and disabled all
nsh the held OF victory. His voice sounded
ne ~ ms ears, but he must be permitted IN
ins, y 's,i INC people of Boston the noble deeds
JuS' zone by their brethren OF New York Fo,
the last lour DAYS his substance had h.en 49,
:" Tue tented field, and he could speak f IittIo h,
tIts Of ofoll and OF battles won.
iie was almost IN the state OF the Atl,enian soi
u'e'' VINO carried the news Of lbe hattie of Mar,
i', V the ciiy OF Athens, aud expired immediate
y amer P'ohhnigahng II. Should he expire a,ie,
saying word, he could almost consider his d,atL
"aPPy' since has last breath would be- exp.nded h
giving publicity 10 tic glorious deeds Of rerene.
rated ffeemen e"e
nc" "ft said Mr. Fl. had come. How eould
"s ""i' paeh Massachusetts, Vermont. Rhsde
miauo' were calling on her. Maine. degenerate
ia'"t' had awakened from her long sleep Of deg
anu sfavefy NJ the sound Of the oppressor's
voice. ana called on New York 10 ioin her IN her
hew position. Kentucky, Indiana. 1'enncssee
bed out ihe.r hands in welcome 10 her tod her 10
paf'ahe oil their glory! How could she STAY p
Hhe did not-she came Tie Empire State was
h'" 10 be found IA the foremost rank of fr.edoo,.
ready 10 do or die IN the cause ofthe country.
W h9rof Eject ef BankiHg.-A late London
paper eortains the following remarks. on tia III.
iosnee Of Banking on the pnbl,. morals"
;, Influence II Paaking On de petiic mora,s.-
Banking also exercises powerful influence. ,,oa
'he morals Of society; II tends 70 produce Lopesfy
ana panrludiily IN pecuniafy gaaements. pant.
eS, iof ihsT own Interest, always have a regard
70 we moral Character Of tie party with i hon.
'hsy deal; they inquire whether lie be homes, ~
industrious or Idle, prudent or speculative.
u pfod'gaI; aud they viii more readily
MAKE advances 10 man Of moderate praner,g
aud good morals, than 10 man Of latge n,ofe,,,
ana of interior reputation. Thus. iho establish.
meht OF bank IN any place immediately adyan.
as7 lac PscuniAFt value Of eo,d moral character
'"tte are nnmcfoaa instances Of persons having
i''eh iron obseuFts 10 wealth oAlg by mean. ~
'heif moral character, ard tie confidence which
mat character produced in the mind OF thfif bank.
g. ~ Is not merely BY say Of loan Or discount
'H@a oah@ef serves snch person he also speaks
wen 81 aim 70 those vino Hiay make inauifIfs r..
spcciing bun. and the bankers good opinion 8 III
- ''tc means Of procuring him higher decree AZ
credit With tho parties With whom rs trades
arse eHccts are easily percciyable IN country
'"whs' avg, even IN London, III house Ike known
= H4Ne engaged 10 gambling OF smuggling Trans
: h'as q ~ any other way 10 have acted di.
&C. tAb'l' the'f bills Will be taken By the bank
house I
q inferior property. Ii Is lhls that the banker.
peFafih We functions 81 public cdnserystors ef tho
commercial virtues. From motives of private
laiefest trey encourage lie industrious lie pfn.
mi lhe puaeiaa, and tbs honest, While they dis
9ifteaahet 'he sfendiitiit ard tie gambler. tie
Fl aad 'he knase. They bold ont inducements
2 uWiEhintss, Whoh are cot ds.eearded 81 even
@e most Abandoned There i many mar aim
'en'd y deferred from dishonesty BY The frosn
= bAn@et, though bo might care bu, Little .or
ie admohtlans q bishop.
he "oo.e article may apply 10 England. but
= tbs country va bseye tAsi il nine cases out
! 'en he Banks arc governed aliog ether BY tic
'eeaaiafy ability Of The parties. Cor banks care
ioi baabee Nteder man is honest. Or indus
tia1t, q Idle, q u moral OF Immoral character
g battle an his securities arc able 10 make them
2'1--ihs{ l1oA % the Main ctanes, not the en.
s1rs g,meot Of say class ot citizens and they =
fava ~ regulation &c the morals to some other
.ady mosc interested