The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1838-07-27

A number than 10 working $4,000 spindlss-and
several others now erecting.
In preseuiing these hasly views the com@ittee
trust that they have done enough ts show the an
nsftaaes of a Rail Road from this section OF The
State 10 the Ssaboard and in fact as absolutely ne
eessary for its prosperity and at tbs same time
IN ,rduce the belief that an Investment OF capital
in such Rail Road may not ealy Htoht the gene
raj prosperity but yield handsome interest on ths
amount invested-all which Is respectfully sub
mitted. ,oon
Which report, after being read was a
doped.
On motion Of Hon. John NJ. Dick,
R.soirsa, Tha, the repor, OF the oon.m'tss on
the Statistics Of the State be puhished In the "a
roIna Patriot, and that the other Newspapers IN
the State be requested 10 publish the same.
John A. Gilmore, Esq, offered the fol-
loving resolution:
Resolrsd. That this convention do highly az
proye of the contemplated Rail Road from fs,e''
tsyie TO the Yadkin River a. beng well eaeuia''
I'd from it, connecting the West with the Last 10
bring much Of The produce Of hits State TO one oi
her own ports for shipment; oondaciag gtesuy 70
the interest Of the Western part OF the State
Adopted.
DR.. Fred. J. Hill, offered the following
preamhIe and resolution, which was adopt
ed, VIZ:
Whereas al restrictions upon trade whether
tbey fesuil fro;n natural impcdments, or loeideh-
tai circumstance. operate a. = tax spon The grow
or or producer Of the article esportrd--and where
as the indirect chsnr,l through which our Foreign
esmmsrrc now passes, diminishes the Ptice OF the
S,aple. while II increases the price Of the srue'ss
consumed 10 our home market. Therefore,
R.sslr,d That the beet interests Of eur citizens
require the est bl,shmeni OF direct foreign rsde
10 some port OF entry within Tie limits Of uur o~ n
State, and that the jealous eo-oleraiIon Of nu'
msrcant,le community be invited 10 the accO".
. plishnent u so desirable an obleci.
, On motion Of {. p. Mallet, Esq.
R,sslrsd. Tina, this Convention d. recommend
10 the eaiEeu- OF TIL, Safe, 10 apro,Hi !egaics
ffum every county u N, State, 70 u'esi Ia c0uscn'
liaa on the .scagd M,nday 10 Dvecmetr neat, h'
the CRY Of Raleigh to take into consideration al
matters and things that may tcnd 10 iac iaisfnal
Improvement 81 The Stss---io the development II
her resources and 10 advance Der euHmcscial 10.
,sEesi and inpoftancs.
On motion Of Col. Rabi. Vic Namara;
Rsss{rsd ussnimsssls, That The lhasss d tbs
Convention arr doe aRd afu hereby ten efcd Il
lhe eitiz~us Of GreensboFo and of Getiafd Coan
~, iar their hospitality aud pOIiiensss to this iaeH
bers Of cor bid,
On motion II 6. A. Miller, Esq.
Rssplred SnaatnoaSlg. That TIE thssks Of thu
Convention are duo. and arr hrrebs troerrtd. y
0 ri. t1ceileney Edward d D0dtty, (Pfssldsnt O.
the Conyrntiorl Tor the abIs and dignthed aiaa
nvr, in which he hss PRESIDED eysf it, sslisefa
4 tirus.
0 On nlo,ion Of J. 5. Cemmons. E.q.
. Rsssls<d, Th., the ihanks Of this Coussnial
b. be trn6sred 10 Mr.. Henry EIi.it. lsr the sAus
a f.clssy manner IN ~hsh BIS has discharged la
q dut, 81 Secretary.
:, On mo,ton Of Major Jno. Beard, the Coo
9 venllon adjourned slns dc.
Z H. u. DUDLEY, Prrs.
II. e EtiIorr. Sec'y