The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1841-08-05

lainiious state of the times, without fault
ON their pait-by the operation OF causes,
against which no prudence could guard, and
no foresight provide. The whole nation is
interested in their release. The interests
Of every portion Of the country are reel,
procal. Kentucky and Virginia, with no
affirmative feeling il favor OF Bankrupt
law, are nevertheless indirectly benefited
BY IT'S operation in Mississippi and New
ork, where il is aeedcd--and so Of every
State in the Union, whether its operation
within its own borders would be particular
y felt or not. Above all, VIC are bound
to listen to the cries Of aged parents, and
Of helpless women aud children, which arc
borne to Us on every breeze, imploring US
10 grant relief 10 those who are nearer and
their sustenance and support, and perhaps
their lives, depend. DO not drive these
men from their families, and as exiles from
their country. Thousands have already
gone TO the young Republic on our Dor
ders, Sith the hope Of providing for the
families which they have left behind, ard
Tor whom, under the rigor of our laws,
they could make 10 provision here. 1t is
a forced and involuntary exile. As they
left, they cast e longing, lingering laol,
hehInd, and are anxious to return again
10 their native land. This is no " fancy
sketch" speak from personal knowi-
edge IN some eases, and from the best in
formation ii others. You are driving from
their country and their homes some Of
your most valuable and useful citizens, to
lake their permanent abode in land Of
strangers, unless induced 70 feuain or to
return, BY the passage Of Bankrupt Law.
$50
FISCAL BANK OF THE q. STATES.
Tie Bill 70 incorporate this institution,
passed the Senate on the gath ut. BY the
following vote:
YEAS essrs Barrow, Bates, Rvard, Ber
rlen, Gholte, Clay, Of Kentucky, DlAou, Evans,
Graham, Henderson, Huntington. Kerr, Man
gum, Merrick, Miller, Morehead, Phelps, Porter
iti4ALhaf lchtDtI, HItiIhonst 1IlIis o. ANQldaa,
Southard, Tallmadge, White, Woodbridge-2G.
Ma AVS. Messrs. Allen, Archer, Benton,
Buchanan, Calhoun, Clay, Of Alabama, Fulton
King, Linn, McRobeIs, Mouton, Nicholson,
Pierce, Rsts. SEWER, Smith, Of Connecticut,
Sturgeon, Tappaa, Walker, Williams, NocJbu-
~, Wright, Young 23.
As soon as the vote was announced. the
applause IN the galleries became quite an.
noying to the opponents Of the bill scye.
raj feeble cries Of "clear the galleries"
were heard from the Senate Chamber
How calling to such men as Benton, Tap
pan, Calhoun, &C., must have been the
happy countenances exhibited in the gale.
~, when the final result was known.
As usual the locos upon this question, ii
and out Of Congress, are busily engaged iii
spreading rumors Of discussions and rup-
lures among the Wings. All this is false
ard intended to alarm and distract the
Wing Party in their labors. Whenever
the :" Globe " or Enquirer propagaies
report of the affairs Of the Wings, we
take j, for granted that it is false. The
habit Of retailing falsehood has become so
natural To the conductors Of these period
icals, that the truth would uncaste thom in
the eyes Of their Supporters, and eaGctu-
ally ruin their regulations.