The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1839-02-21

Nash presiding.
6TTho location Of the Branch of the
s.n,b.veslern Rail Road Bank at some point
YES, Of the Cataaba River Is now regard
a BIZ the citlzens Of North Carolina with
much concern. Considerations OF inis rest
.ot Of patriotism concur We believe in III.
lraling 10 the stockholders OF that Insiilu.
hon the town of Llucoln;oa as 10 every re.
,uecl the preferable situation. As gene
al truth the State of North Cafollna svf
,ts eresily from the deficiency Of her Bank.
oe capital; and thus Is more especially true
in regard TO her Western section. THIS Is
region Of country Of very various pursuits
AID great general enierprlze, To which back
,Ds facilities are yer, necessary. Tho mer.
eau,,le capital in the middle counties from
Galtord TO the Ca,awbl river Is very con.
.i5erable---whlle manufacturing and mining
,,.efests are becoming daily more extensive.
A very large traffic 10 this section Of coun.
IN, is nov carried on ia slaves and usually
lie best securities are offered for the adsen.
|hses of credit. We need scarcely add 10
lh. word as To the resources oil The coun.
Il u Lincoln, where /, Is proposed TO stu
ale the Bank No county va the Stale &C
ray safely say. furnishes 50 large popula
t.n d such uniform prosperity. The Va
r,eiy of her manufactures, the amount Of
b.; merchandise and the productyeness Of
ben s9tirulIurc make her "a every respect
h. tltsI County ia tho State. Yet - ali
has .ecttoa Of Country there - not at pre-
~b a Banking institution Of tho slightest
ea0ssqucnce IN advancing the general inter
h.. There - to b. seen nere agency
i the Bank Of the Stale "a Charlotte, where
,De SIX hundred Thousand dollars mas DC
flaby employ ed, wh,ch for tic as,
ssl'o months has been enablcd 10 do bat
90 ~ atiordIug facilities 10 the community
the reason that funds hAs- not br.n iur.
.trd by the mother Institution Fibre
Branch Of the Dark Of Capc Fear n,
: .bufy hich II It Wa dis,riscd could Do
.l htile, aud We believe II has adopted -ucn
!, slem Of administrator that lrw sfr vail
10 ask It Cur .avots 1t the necessity car
: ayoidcd. \ to,5l ulsapprchenslon as to
= resources Of Western Carolina ocems
have prevailed with those vino preside
syrr or principal Banks. Tic East Is
4ndanlly supplied by the institutions at
fleieh Newborn AID Wilmington, sci w
C,uolfs Of much larger population, u
nlch greater general prosperity, there ~
bial 81 Banking dyan;agcS, or ,hci are al.
lsd on such terms a. so make IL q o cuaNc
ice to the business man 80 etllS them
lhr state Of lungs the establishment Of
R,aach IL the South Western I,m Road
Iaak Of L.ucolnion witl A. something 10
s'uejy the general evil under liberal re-
uions, wllh directory acquainted wlth
b business aad lras rests II the tomnunl
l. would afford ali the facilities which
&c interests require. IN this sentiment,
se Ind that we have The concurrence u
- entire body Of business men through.
il na,s fs...-,.f The sdranta aaS ~ Ash.
$40 are much weakened hy the c"nsid"fa'
70 iaai Branch 1. located It knoxville,
cl, one hundred mules further West,
cJ-The iniIosin. - stated TO be the &c.
wi u the Election cor Malot General OF
ne ia Ds,s,on y. c. Ml,ua, feccn'ly beta
CIR KAN Pqgatgs Gen "a. Ale ~ u tS.
Bran votes.
IN the Senate. Yesterday, after tho recep.
'on OF some reports and private petitions
hf. Clay, Of Kentucky, presented a inc.
1or'al, signed b, large number of the IN.
4b''anls Of the District of Columbia, re.
''ns'taiiHg against the interference Of the
N'hens Of other parts Of the country IA this
'Oeei Of slavery IN tho DlHfci, and
sa'es' any action on the part Of Congress
compliance SI,h such Unauthorized m.
difference.
W. Ciay addressed the Senate nearly
% Ronrs m al earnest, animated, aud
-" Eloquent exposition of hts views of the
'ulFcs presented by the memorial, and 10
ifO'''bn 10 the proceedings and Interior
'''s'~ II tho abol,l,nnlsis. Mr.. C.. con
'''u ny moving los the memorial demand.
10 legislative aetlnul that i, be lald on
"oie, and be printed which motion
w lew remarks from Mr.. Calhoun,
'esslne his great satisfaction at tho
and sentiments delivered by MIR.
vas agreed TO Mcm, con, and the
D"e adjourned. Int. sih inst.
'ae Alexandria Gazetc of Saturday
'A'' Tho following notice Of it.:
Wv etdys Speech on Abolition, II was
soo. 'otiuue to hear MIR. Clay's Speech,
~ senate, on Thursday, on the subject
'ooii'ion, md never we're VIZ moro de.
s"Eu S'lh an effort of the distinguished
'''''' We PaFposcly refrain from at