The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1838-09-21

make respuuSluic 70 AhtHi' A'"'t''"''N''f :
it would be giving away the peoples money
to bodies Of u.en wholly beyond their reach
4th. II would not b. many years, before
the control of these County funds would
fall into the hands Of irresponsible men,
aud be- squandered. Suppose the money
to be at tie Court house, aud the Court
about 10 proceed in the election Of Treasu
rers to manage il. Ii enc wishes TO get the
place, will he not electioneer with the
Justices, and for every vote promise loan
to the voter To keep IN al,erwnrds. may
he not grant Indulgence upon bad security
HIS borrowers will be- his elSctors, aud his
borrowers viii be- his sureIies-unth a final
bankruptcy blows up the concern, aud IN.
wolves the country in a disgrace, by the eN
posed peculalion of It's courts and the lass
of all their funds.
9TH. lfu terminated more fayoraby. II
few Of the cennties, nav ii ii we're possible
oil Of them could drive q galnu. business
in this eperatIon-thIs new system OF
Banking Nv hat must ho the end Of II /!
The Court, wholly FREQ from responsibility
To tho people, NAV become fascinated by
some wild schemes OF county aggrandi2e
ment, and anticipating the income OF this
Fund, will embark upon a system OF tr.
tiara gaace j.. involve the county 10 debts and
Liabilities which otherwise they never wvuid
have encountered. Let these monies be
then called for; LEI the debtors fail, and
the public be disappointed Of the income
a 4. ~. III hos of
these extraordinary liabilities Why, ihose
people-,hose poor people whom II l.
hoped to enlist, upon the preieSt, ihat this
is a measure for their good Fer be IT
recolectcd that a msa whose income IS
equal to $4,000, pays TIE same tax on
his head (poli taxl wtih tho overseer be
employs, AT perhaps SO year aud to
species OF tax on props ft>, Will ever be en-
dured than can tquehze the burden.
9Th. II the Legislature Of the State, IN
love to the poor, we're determined to throw
this money among the people, 10 b. scram-
bled for at the County Courts, Why loan IT
on security ? The poor uan cannot burroa
1t, for be has no property 70 pledge and no
security to give. Why DO u1I an exclusive
advocates OF the poor, insist on dividing 4
out and giving each wan his share II
would be quite interesting 10 SEQ the mem
bers Of Assembly riding round The county
10 hand each man hts So 90 Tor II may b.
So 0Ul his share Of the Sufpln> Or "a.
Their one fourth each quarter; 80 "a -
cents every pay DAY But no, tots vii
not answer. II would expose b. rs practl.
cal euiorcemeut the folly Of such law.
7lh. shall pass by the Consideration Of
expense. TREASURER IN each County,
80 IN ala and their salaries be usces.
sary loss 81 debts the neighborhOod becker.
iugs the partalIttes praclised - the srant.
ing 81 loans the corruption Of public agents,
and such like necessary results OF thls I'll.
digesied aud Anomalous project Surelt
| have said enough 10 prove rs ImpOhcy
Yet there IS oar aog"men' u--d .or It,
which must not suffer 10 escape nv n0;scc.
have heard II sIii lhai this Bill would
have relieved the poor from tdyes. thtak
have proved ihs reverse, But suppose
have not Repeal the taxes IS spcciJus
araumen; to ,be poor, set 4, Is very dccep.
ire II did not feel confident, that they
sho urge II, act Hi.houi thought ii be-.
lIeyed On the contrary that ih-y have seen
rs length aud breadth. | would not hesitate
% denounce them as they merit. What
Repeal all the taxes ri the poor Take
caro- Efeemen Of North CaroIIaa | The
taves are repealed. II lhe poor man IS re.
leased from his poll tar, his right II r0fe
goes riih il. Tins Is ,onr Constitution
has been 50, ever slace &c aud 10 abolish
the small taxes. imposed on cur people
whether intended or not, VIII H. cheating
the ponr INTO "A surrender Of the right of
Suffrage. Stand forth nos, aud advocate
tins repeal Of taxes, We lovers Of the poor.
Tell them the whole truth and see II they
are wlllng 10 sell their BIRTH right, al price
% meau-at any price less ibau their blood.
ilr. Byrd aud bis assocIntes, had no such
vIe"s--no such intentions. | ieel warranted
N saying this positively Bur | wish 70
guard tbs people, aeain-, decepiions that
knnw are praclrsed on them, IN nelghbor.
hoods &c, BY Others. MENTOR
Tomatoes Child give the follow
log directions for cooking this valuable We.
gItable:
tomatoes should b. skinned By pouring
boiling water os them. After they are
SKINNED, they should be- slewed half an hour,
III iiu, with lGile salt a small BIT OF but.
ter aud a spoonful II water" This method
IS for saucr 10 sat With roast meat for dinner.
When plucked green, tomatoes make an OK
celent pickle. An excellent cetsup say
be made 81 them, when ripe, IN the follow
ing manner. The vegetable should be
squeezed up in ibe hand, salt put to them,
and set 90 lor % nnnra .rar LeInr nnaas.d