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Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1839-11-22

Die Nngele9enbeiten Der juneen 9ie,
pubItf Seras 9eDdbren ta9tdgtid einen
mebr oerfdiebenen unblid, als Der tpar,
ben fe bep Der @eburt berlelben batten !;
uno oa bieIer 9tnblid fh 70 febr dnoert,
eben 70 unaustpeihbarer miiBen bic @es
fdble anberer 9Irt tperben, tpelde bariiber
beD Dem 8e.fe Der 8sr. Staaten norberrs
fhen. S6hit tpid,tig Gnb bic Grldeinuns
gen fur bic politif, rpeld,e bic Union in
GadGht Der 9fepubtif Geras su nerfol>
gen baben tptrb.
@s 1T jest 3 Sabre Der, ba8 bic 9tie>
oerla9e Santa 9nna's bey Gan S1cintr
bic ocrttse 9epolution tbdtlid, su Gnoe
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NbNdten bic teranifhe @rdnSe itberihrit,
ten. 2eras ,pirb jebt bon elmer abeebdr,
teten uno mahIenoen SeD6lfrung bes an
| tcs|dhflden Stammes be(eBen. Diele
Deni9en Worte fpred,en 70 piel tpie eanse
Sdnbe BON benz fitnftisen Shidial biefer
8epublif. Seras, 70 reidlid, ausgeftattet
BON Der Iatur, itebt jest unter BeGs Der
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mungsluif uno tbatenreide 2lusbreituna
big jebt nod feline @rdnSe 9efuuoen 1T.
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fta9nlrenb, ater piet 5fterer retn uno flar,
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1839-11-22
Committee fur @tntpa ano e.

mittee fur gilman no e.
rer.-Setnrid, Sa,predt, santen, Shio,
s. 6. SpeDerer, pbtltpsbur9,
pa.; Gbr,p. s. Binter, bcv 9 q. gbel,
pa, @brw. 8r.8edsr, 2rumbna Co., 8.
sluf slntras tpurbc 8efdlcBen, baB btes
ie Convention ben Siir9ern bon pbtltpps>
burg tbreu tnnt9fen Danf ouslprede fur
bic 9eupBene tpdrme freunoItaftltd,e Slufs
nabme unb Setptrthun9 mdbreno ber
Stsung Der @cnoenttcn.
Sluf Antrag 8efhlcBen, baB Td btefe
@cnoenttcn perta9e Bis gum sspetten Wcn>
tage in 9tueuft 1910.
pbtltppsburs, int Stber9au, penttv am
9ten 9lu9uft 1889.
Yeter &au fma IT, prdFeent.
s. 6. SpeDerer
d;t non. @ottlaol, lgiceprd0oenter.
s;ttsf M!tsf'@ gs7iss' Ss%''f' ; @eeretoirs,
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1839-11-22

Staats 1hulb DpnpennfDtDa.
nten.-Sn 8idnells 9fepprter miro 9e,
ihdet, baB su bte1er 3ett bic Sdulo bon
pennfDlonrten, ettttpeber beretts gespaen
poer ab9eiprphen, ftd, su Der fiirhterli>
hen Sumnte BON 3tpet unb Dreiei9 Mt[s
ltpnen Gbaler belaufe, unb baB tn 8 Sab.
ren mehr fe auf SitnfStg Oetlltpnett 9efttes
gen fetn ptrb. 0te jdbrlthen SntereBen
gu prcSent 5u jener 3ett tperben $2>~
100000 betra9en. Die Sntere6en at Der
Shulb, 5u jesi9er 3eit su prrsent jdtrs
lth tit ST. ,92O, 900. Die llnfpffen an Gt>
ienbahnen II. @andlen ptrb anjdbrlih auf
81 900, 900 9erednet, fc, baB bic gate
sen&oiten 1t. .SntreBen, 9lusbeBerunaen, ,e.
1dhrlt6 $2,92O,OOO betro9en nnb 6ae bis
jebt bic Canal unb Charlottesville bes
Stoats nod ntht bic Sunme bon 49,,
OOO,O erretht hoben. Inn bic qeaen>
tpdrttgen Staatsperfe im @an9e su bal<
ten, nno Die eSntreBen Drn Der Staatss
1dulo sn be5ablen, beist es, bas ein " BIZ
retter Carr auf bas @plf bon nabe spei
Wttlltcnen Sbaler gelegt unb jebes c5abr
erhbht tperoen tptro :; unb es tptrb burd
bic am metften ,tnterri6teten perfonen
9e9loltbt, caB bieier Ear 70 bod ais $2,>
SOC, 900 itet9en tperbe.-9tdh biefem mus
ote Staatsihulo BON YennfDlpanien I'D,
in IL Sabren beDnabe auf 100 Neillicnen
Sbaler belaufen if.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1839-11-22
Der "putlic eeo9er" pom Is. Sftcs
Der enthdlt Tclaenbes

Der "9putlic eeoeer" pom 26. Sftcs
Der enthdlt Gclesnoes:
"0imt,,el unb O6Qe ."-Gim
Treuno fnbrt tn einem Brief an uns bic
Weetnun9 oes @brm. Scrn. Bent an, mel.
die er am Iebten Sonntaae BON Der Rans
gel Der ct. paul 8irhe perfiinciat. boe
ndmlit "ete 9esenpdrtisea Swisriafei.
ten in unfern @cIoanseieaenbeiten cine
Strafe 9cttes Ieien. SPLIT aIer sldb.
tnn9 fur bic &an5eL erlauben mir uns bic
:lRelnllng oes ebrw. 9errn su rpieoerleasu.
gSir fIno feft iiberSeuat, Bag Der iiete
@ott ntd1ts NIT uniern @elbanqeIe aeubet
ten Sn thnn bat, fcnbern bag Der Seufel
Der urbeber nnierer Shwieriafeiten liz.
@e 1T ein grocer Srrtbum Der Menfd,en.
alle yol9en tbrer Ghprbeiten mnbSdleds
t'9felten oem lieben @rtt sur ealt .u Ie.
GEN. 9Senn irgeno Elm itberuatiirIider
@lntluB etfpas nit Der Gin(feCluna Der
Saarsahlun9 Su thun bate, 70 mug es
Der @lntluB pcn 8elsebub geipefen fein.
Der Die 0er3en ieiuer Ginoer unb @nfeF.
Der Sanfbeamten, leitet unb tenft. Der
Solmmel hat nihts nit 8anfen coer ceren
Beamten su tbun; nod, tpiiroe tJd, Der.
lelbe terablaeen, ioIhe mcrfd,e unb faufe
.Suftrumrnte sur 3lhti9uuQ Der men.
lhen Su gebraud,en. Hob tpiirbe iroetib
etn htmmltd,er Diener, @nael Deer Ses
rapt, lid, 70 enttpiirbiaen, nm cine 9ane.
note aud, nur NIT elmer 3anae an,uriih.
rem, ooer fldb elmer 8ant aud, nur anf
9erutsferne gu ndbern. (99. q. st,.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1839-11-22
o. 4 II a h n.

Ole @intpanoerungen in Canada nebs
men beoeuteno lu. Wdbrenb i'm pcriaen
Sabre nur 3939 perfonen in Quebed ans
famen, trafen oieiee Sabr 1857 baielb(t
Elm.
CIR George Mrtbur hat bas @efud, um
Serlanaerung Der @initelung Der Baar>
SabIunaen Der Banfen in Obereanaea
abaetdlagen unb bic IeBtern baben baber
tpieoer oamit begpunen. (ib.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1839-11-22
Wtttsbura, Slpp. Is

ltlsUHF 8, JIbo. To-
nnier Tlns 1T tmmer nod nidt tn
thtfbarem 3uitonbe> bod bpfft mart, bag
Der He9en tpelder 70 eben, beim Sd,reie
ben otefes 9lrtttels fdllt> fortbauern nnc
oenfelben anfhwel(en rptrb. Gs wdre
otes um 70 mebr su tpiinfhen, ba fat olle
unIere Sabrtfen aus Man9el an rcbem
sUtntertol coer an 9tbfab ibrer ir arc6er
WtaBe an0etduften Wdaren fttlte ffeben.
Ger Sanal tptrb tn eintgen Gaaen ab>
9elaBen tperbem. (Ssrepbeitsfreunb.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1839-11-22

mebreren Sabren, uub ba bie1e Shmelj>
art nebr als bic jodlfte tpoblfetler 1T, tpie
ieoe anbere, 70 fcnntett mir ,tatitrlid, feit
70 tpcblfes Gtien ftefern ais bic Gngldn>
Der, tno baber, fa9t etne 3eitun9 ton
Shu1lfta @aunty, 1T es 9efCmr1en, bag
mir fur oteien 9lrtttel jdbrlid MtDtonen
Ttaler at @nglano beSablt baben, un6
ale nniere 9tte9elpe9e NIT en9liident Sc
fen bele9en muBten. Dtefe @ntoeditn9 it
bon Der 9rbBtenBtdtt9rett fir anfer9dnb>
benn ba mir tit oielen @eaenben Steinb
fchlen nnb @tiener5 in ueberfuB baben,
70 tbnnen mir unier gtien in etni9en Sab>
ren tpptlfetler MAIDEN, als es bon @ng>
lamb tntpprttrt tperben faun. C9eda pat.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1839-11-22

. tfen dm elsen NIT Stetu>
fo.b len.-Btr erieben aus pottepiller
5ettun9en, oaB Der @eriud, uns init prbi
naren Stetnfcblen @iien su fd,mel,el,,
oeat9 oafelblt sesfidt 1T, unb bag fTd, Scrt
stne SurndB befnbet bic beretts BON 40
o1s 81 Sennen robes @tfen ltefert. Sc
mar blsber in btefem eanbe nidt befannt
m'e man@Heners NIT Steinfpblen febmel,s j.
fe; o'efes seftab tn Gng(anb fdbo,t feit
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1839-11-22

Doctor 0pctt 1T jest i'm Oitlthen 3uht'
banie tn phtlaoelphta etn 4eiueweber. Gr
miro tpabrfd,etnlid, manhma[ an feline
" Manual eabcr 8anf" benten, bag fIe
fb jebt beD tbm pertptrfltbt hat.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1839-11-22

Sn Cavten tpurben 9lcccrbe fir Slauer
ab9eihloeen, 5u % 621 Gts. bas Barrel.
Sn 6amtltcn, Sbtc, gilt cas lBelfdfcr,t
25 Sents oas 8ufd,el nno lit Mtecuri
miro eS at 12a Gents perfduft.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1839-11-22

Sn Chicago brannte am 27iten Sctcber
St9entbum gum Selauf bon 1OO, 900 Gba>
ter ab. Jtur tpent9es tpar oerfibert. Mon
halt es ebenfaas f1r cas Berf n,Srant.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1839-11-22

Bonn 1: aug. bis Gnoe Sftober f1ub in
Noe.le 639 spericnen beertiet ,pcrbem.
81 1893 @ ltarben wdhreab berlelben 2eit
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1839-12-19

A letter from Washington, IN the New
York Courier, -ays" | have been informed
By an administration Senator, that Mr..
Calhoun does not contemplate the design
that was imputed to him (by one Of his par
ucular friends, on whose authority | stated
it) OF moving a scheme for relieving the
States Of their public debts but that his
plan IS to issue national paper currency
IN the shape Of Treasury Notes, rcdecma.
bic by the Sub-Treasurers, IN the specie
which will be required III payment OF all
dues 10 the government So YOU see that
the Sub-Trcasury IS, as was predicted, to
resolve itself into grand Government
Bank"
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1839-12-19
DECEMBER ]


After ! closed my letter yesterday, the
House continued in session until after five
O'Clock, when they adjourned without TAX
ing any question, or coming to any con.
clusIon, On any Of the points, which have
been raised in the course Of the discussion,
Those who were present at the adjourn
ment must admit that the members had
not the appearance ola Legislative body
nee color imPerjl nee irons erQt ulia Seaa
tus. The Clerk has said that 10 question
whatever could be decided net even on
a motion to adjourn. That point must be
settled By general consent.
\ scene Of confusion arose which beg.
gars description. Some cried " Agreed {
AgrecdP Others No Mop Count.
Count" was bawled from scnatorian lungs -;
and some wags added 4 chorus Of various
zoological sounds, in the midst Of which
Mr., Garland announced that there seemed
70 be q general wish to adjourn, and il.
e'aatly left his desk, with an air that seem
ed 70 speak Il ara of for one" Many
followed his example; but some persisted
IN remaining, aad declared that the 1uee-
ton must be taken Oh the motion to adjourn
IN the regular way. Cries Of d" Count p
"Dlyide' "Tellersn ayes and Noes -
showed the spirit Of the hour; and there
were intermlngled pea.s Of most bolsterous
mlrh from the gaIleries. Above the
crowd in the area the figure Of Henry A.
Wise was seen IN an impIoriHg attitude,
begging the members to come to order
but finding his efforts in VAN, he retired to
his seat, exclaImlng with emphasis, " Now
We are mob -
This day has also passed over without
any progress IN the case and, indeed, the
members seem to be as far from decision
ever. A the opening Of the sitting, Mr..
Wise offered the following:
"Re,.'rsd. Tha, the Representatives Of the
C7ngrgs- Of u,e United States now assembled
. 5eAeEe themselves from the cmbarfassments
anu diiilcllNeH which al present obstruct the or
saHiz4u9h OF ha H...n sill proceed, by the act
+ ing OleTh' ~ c.D tan Hlucs Of those gentlemen
whose iIghN 10 sa-t aye not disputed OF contest.
go, ana amer 'ae Hem"s Of uza members are all
called ana before they pro od 10 elect Speak
ef, OF Other officer ~ 10 organize III any manner.
they shall, yfouded there be Quorum az s,,b
present, hear and decide upon al credentials Ger.
ttlcateu, and cgmmsf,ns Of persons cIsirai..,
seats 10 the House of Representatives, under tIe
Constitution Of the United States, and the lags
Of the respective Stateso
Upon this proPosuyn a vide debate Oh
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1839-12-19

Neu Lead .nincs.-It IS stated in the
It. Louis Republican, on the authority Of
a gentleman engaged in the lead business,
that several new and valuable veins of lead
ore have recently been discovered by a
tract Of county about five miles IN extent,
lying on Usage river, Missouri, and divided
BY the line between the counties Of Cole
aud Miller. Two large veins have already
been opened which yield, upon an average,
about 1900 pounds Of mineral per day,
and several others are opening which yield
about 1000 pounds. The imperfect tests
Of the mineral already made, prove it Of
extraordinary richness. A quantity taken
without selection from the heap, yielded
oighty.fye per cent, Of pure lead. The
veins are situated about five miles from
the Usage river, and about 80 miles above
rs mouth, from which place the mineral
can easily be brought to market.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1839-12-19

Cherokee DiHurbaaces.--Accordiug to
the St. LOUIS Republican Of the 18th, the
latest accounts Of the Southwest, state that
General Arbuckle persists IN his demand
for the murdcrers Of Ridge to be surren.
dered to him. The demand, II IS believed,
will be resisted. The general has made
a requisltlon on the Governor of Arkansas
and Missouri for military and. The Gov.
ernor of Missouri has been asked for a
brigade of the militia. From all this, it
would appear that fight IS expected
Bait American.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1839-12-19

A public dinner has heen rendered To-
and declined by, Mr.. Senator Wright who
IN has letter Of thanks, regrets that he
knows So llttlc Of his political friends IN tho
City. The worthy Senator has nothing u
regret. In heu Of the old and sterling De.
mocrats, who carried integrity and victtg
IN their tram, he viii see English Radical,
Agrarlans, " Huge Paws, :" Butt Endcre,
" lndomtabIos," and all the ou,land,,a
Jack Cade men in Chris,cndom, who nov
rule aud rum IN the old WigSam,-M }
Star.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1839-12-19

Education Of Ymth,--The first impress,
SONS made on the mind are Of the utmost
importance during the whole life. In the
tender years Of infancy and youth, We ca.
silly receive the seeds OF good and evil
Hence the education Of youth is one Of TIC
most important affairs that deserves the at
tenton Of the government. 1t ought not
to be entirely left to parents; for the most
certain way Of forming good citizens, is to
found useful establishments for public cd
ucatlon, to provide ahlo instructors, to give
them wise directions, and to take such
mid and prudent measures, that the clti-
zens will not neglect to take advantage Of
them, How admirable was the cduca.
ton Of the Romans in the hourishing ages
Of that republic, and how admirably was
lt calculated to form great men The
young men put themselves under the pat
ronagc Of some iliustriouj person, they
waited upon him in his house, accompanied
him wherever be went, and equally improy-
cd by his instructions and example their
very sports and amuscments were exercis.
es proper to form great men. We see the
same at Sparta, and this was one ofthe wise
institutions Of the Incompatible Lycurgus.
That legislator and philosopher entered in.
to the particular Of the good education Of
youth, being pursuaded that on that dc.
pended the prosperity and glory of his re.
public.-From Vdnets Lar Of Nations.
Cold for Norember--At Brookyillc, In.
diana, on the morning Of the 25th ult. the
thermometer stood M two dcurees hollow
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1839-12-19

More Wdr.-We learn that serious
and extended excitement exists among the
tenantry Of the Van Rem selaer estate IN
the county Of Albany, at certain legal pro.
ccedlng7 of the new Pdtroor. The ten
ants m great numbcrs-sone accounts say
twenty-five hundrcd--are armed and equip.
ped for actual resistance to tue sheriff and
his officers. On Saturday the sheriff sum.
moncd the posse cOmitatDs, requiring each
citizen to meet him at his office this Mon.
day morning, for the purpose Of enforcing
the lawg.--N. J. Gaz.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1839-12-19
I517OOO

lloS Gov. Dudley could i,au iiicyr
or twenty hundred thousand dollars,n oIl
Of fourteen hundred thousand, j. a probcn
worthy q the brilliant genus Of the Hoa.
orabie VIM. Montgomery to solve. Il
might puzzle common folks 10 cyphcr Oft
the plan ~ which the Legislative apprc.
priation Of 81 ,5l7,00O could BE- paid oui
Of Sl,i33,157 50; but when the Doc,o,
asserts that besides THIS million and hall,
another million and half or two million.
have been loaned 10 persons or cofpon.
tons, and all out Of 1870 50, oor
may well b. struck with wonder Gov
Dadlcy must surely b. a second Midas
II Is not every State that has a Goycrn5,
who, "a III" nor, space Of three wears, ca.
produce three and half millions GU, o.
loss than one and half
The Star states, what Or. Monteomcr,
ought % have known, that the whole loan,
Of the State funds do not exceed 5000 600
as reported 10 the last Legislature an.
that every cent Of il was loaned, no, b,
the Governor, but by the Boards Of Inter
nal Improvement and Of the Literary Fund
and that they were EXPIRE sly required b,
act Of Assembly SO to loan !, -tb.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1839-12-19
DICE HBEB 3.

The House Of Representatives having
adjourned without having organized, the
Senate could not Of course proceed 10 bu.
siness to-day. The Senate met in g,cir
Chamber at the usual hour and immediate.
" adjourned, without doing apy bs.ine,e.
The HOUSE o. Representatives was again
filed with an immense asseubape at an
early houT-many more persons being in
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1839-12-19

A Gle k was recently dismissed from q
bank IN New York, and the reason appear
ing to be Of a political character, pubic
attention was attracted to 1t. The clers
was Wing, and, 1t is said, had insulte4
a Loco Foco director. From an author
wed statement IN the New Era, Loct
foco) II appears the offence was commit
ted on the morning when the decisive In
toillgcncc was received that the Wings had
carried the State the said clerk put hi.
thumb on his nose, aud waived his fingers,
"a the director entered the bank
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1839-12-19

The State Debts Ono of the most cy.
traordmary propositions ever conceived Of
IN this age Of humbug, IS made in some Of
the Northern papers, VIZ: that the general
government should assume the payment Of
the debts Of the States, amounting in the
aggregate to Sl74,3s2 $50, in July 1888,
and probably increased 10 300, 900, 600
since. This amount is due by eighteen
States. The remaining eight States, VIZ
Vermont, New Hampshire, Rhode Island
Connecticut, New Jersey, Delaware, North
Carolua and Georgia, do not appear 10
owe any debt. Those who put forth this
wlId proposition must count largely upon
the generosity of the eight States which
owe no debt, when they calculate upon their
assuming share Of the debt Of their nclgh.
bors.-Iay, obs
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1839-12-19

Spontaneous Combustion in the human
body Is a phenomenon of the reality Of
which few arc convinced. 4 case is said
TO have occurred recently IN y. York.
Would 1t not be well for some scientific
gentlemen in this city to set themselves
about asccrlalnlng accurately the origin of
the fire by which the unfortunate woman
was consumed : The community would
be much indebted to them for thoroughly
sitting the case.-M American.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1839-12-19

A personal friend of Colonel Richard VI,
Johnson assures US that our Washington
correspondent is mistaken in saying that
that gentlemen will not consent to be again
a candidate for the Vice Presidency. lie
will not, we learn, Withdraw his name. and
his friends will press his claims to a second
eectiOn.--EUe. Post
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1839-12-19

Major Lawrence Lewis, nephew Of Gen
Washington, died on the Goth uIt. in the
73d year Of his age lie was the last o.
Washington's near blood relations.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1839-12-19

The Raleigh Star comments with merit.
ed severity on the following resolution, II.
icrcd d, Tory meeting IN Orange BY The
Honordbic VIM. Montgomery -
"Res5lrsd, That Edward D Dudley, Goyctnc.
Of North Carolina, has acted in bad fifth to ne
people Of this state, in not Publishing the nlma
OF the parsons or corporations 20 whom he loiusi
fifteen hundred OF twenty hundred thousand 3D.
lars, sen, them BY Congress, out Of the proecs.
OF the public lands. aud also ~ Withholding ,.s
security nc ne psopl, tats foJ II, shile our pr.
Porty - bound as security tot the same 20
The Star shows that the whole amour.
of the surplus " sent b. Congress, y lnstcai
Of being 800 900 or : 100000 Of dollars
as asserted by this Honorable member Z
Congress, vas exactly sl,i33,7j7 81, and
that Of this sum the Legislature q 1885
appropriated, ION motion d Mr.. HAYWOOD
$500 900 fpr stock 10 the BANK Of Cape Fear,
$50 300 70 pay the States iebi.
100 900 10 the STATE Treasury
200 900 10 tie draining Of the warnp Land.;
1900 to dram Msusmaskcel Lake;
1000 to ugw road 10 il4ys, ODD Coant7 al.
5000 70 il.s Wilm,agtqs h4,I Rod.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1839-12-19

Cold for Norember-At Brookyile, In.
diana, on the morning Of the 25th ult. the
thermometer stood at Two degrees below
zero.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1839-12-19
WHODID TT

The Tory papers are highly Indignant
at the banks for issuing too many notes, il,
duclng the people to borrow, and over.
trade, and thereby bringing about pccu.
mary distress. The following extrac,
from Treasury Circular, issued by Mr..
fancy, Secretary Of the Treasury, Sep,
20, 1888, will show who induced the bank,
to extend. The Circular was addressed
TO a number of banks, informing them Of
their selection as Deposlte or Pet banks
in place of the L. 3. Bank. Mr.. Taney
says,
The doposi,es of the public money will enablo
you 10 afford INCREASED facilities 10 com.
mtrcs, and to e1tend your accommodations to IN.
diyiiuas And as the duties which are payable
TO the Government arise from the business and
enterprise of the merchants engaged in foreign
trade, it is but reasonable that they should be pre-
fcrrod, in the additional accommodation which
the public deposiles will enable your institution
TO give, Whenever II can BE- done without injustice,
TO the claims OF other glasses OF the community
For the Circular in full, see Executive
Documents of the House Of Representa-.
lives, vol. /, 23d Congress, LIST session,
1891, document ?, page "a.
Moreover, Gen. jackson, IA his famous
document read to his Cabinet" Sept. Is,
1888, said
THE funds of the government will not be an
INFLATED They will Immediately b. issued rss
rnr BrNFFir OF rRApE. And If the Bank Of tho
United States curtails It's loans, the State Blur
STRENGTHEN ED BY THE PUBLIC Dr.
POsITES, pM extsHd theirs. What comes n
through one bank, viii 60 out through others, 4a4
he equilibrium will be preserved
Ia his message Of December, 1888, the
President thus spoke Of the good effects Of.
this liberal policy towards the people, ~
regard 10 the use Of tie public money -
" | am happy To hear that, through the
good sense Of our people, the effort Lof the
L. S. Bank to get up panic has hitherto
failed, aud THAT THROUGH rHE lNCREAS.
ED ACCoHNoDATIoAs phich The Stat,
Banks hare beea enabled to afford, no dis,
trc,s has followed the cxedions Of The
bank. -Fdyeaertlle Obsprer.