The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1842-12-01


= price, to barter Public Liberty. This recomme
dation will come with peculiar force from %,
/ North Carolina has been cered for slnggisbno
: ana Incidence, because she has chosen 10 qua,
ner Treasury and protec. her Honor, by ayodin
aeo'' ana promptly meeting hor engagements
one mas yielded 10 Others Tie glory Of their ma.
hiheon, expenditures, and will yield to them
mar glory which Will arise from 4 Reputation {
'heir Contracts. In the language Of one of he
MODEST sons, II ~ better for her 10 sleep on !
Incidence and innocence, than to wake IN to in
fanny aud treason"
But when Public Honor is at stake. or Publ
Liberty endangered, she will shake the ponpy iron
her brow and then, for her higi.souled patriot
ISM, for her unwaveriHg devotion to the love o
idOerty, for her loyalty to the Union, aud for he
siein integrity, the proudest sister Of the Repub
Tic may well desire TO be her rival.
The Civil Commotion, which has lately disturb
ed the patriotic State Of Rhode Island, is deepl,
10 be regretted, and its termination in a conflict
hlight nave been attended with serious consequen
ces 10 the other States. Aside then from mere
! sympathy, we cannot he Indifferent Spectators
Inequality in the right of suffrage. is the ground
upon which resistance TO the constituted antbori
lies, and overt acts Of rebellion, are ATTEMPTED 10
be justified. Without passing upon the merits of
tiie issue between the parties, in that State am
constrained 10 say that there is a spirit too often
manifested III our country, 10 enforce our snppos.
ca rights or TO redress our supposed grievances.
ny appeals 10 open resistance, rather than 10 law
10 reason, and TO returning sense OF Justice Ii
~ DOL every grievance. under which a people may
TABOR, mat JustIes resort TO force for redress.
hof is I. to DC believed, that in any portion of our
country, IN this enlightened age, will course of
policy be persisted in, that is grossly unjust and
oppressive. The steady appeal to riptt and to
reason, Is sure in due time 10 procure tho annro.
pirate remedy. The example OF our own State
IN her steady efforts TO reform her representations
by appeals TO the justicn of her claims, and tho
success which eventually crowned those efforts.
Is preoi OF The wisdom OF that policy. / there.
fore deem il the duty of all friends Of social ordor
TO rebuke, on all occasions, that spirit which is
ever ready TO hight the to-ch Of civil discard and
reVel IN the blood OF brother.
Our Banks resumed specie payments during the
past Summer, aud 1t is believed will be able 10 sns.
tam themselves in future. But while they afford
US Sound Currency, /, is TO be regretted. tina,
Ihey are not enabled 10 extend their accorumod..
IONS, and increase Their circulation to that extgnt
me necessities OF the community require
North Carolina, although an Atlantic State. is.
10 great extent, IN the condition of some of the
Interior states, She has no large commercial
mart, from which is shipped The principal pro
iuctlons Of her industry. These arc Skinned
mostly from the Ports of Virginia and Sonth
CAROLINA. The balances against her u, the North.
contracted for the immense quantity offnerchan.
ize, purchased there, have 10 be paid in cash.
Our Bank notes have to supply this cost, either
y being Presented at once for specie. and that
orth, and there shaved 70 Ina proI,o, :, " Nv
onut (Which nro,,,., rod.,',.,,.H VIZ
annot prevent who for,hvitI, r,nsor, ,l r'a
he Bank for nav,nepi in s,ocia =, =. a,'i,.
,nt Thus. Tho nerne,u,l a. e o.
otes Nor,hwarJ 10 nav bnl,ncos -, ~
act by r.curren, of tho s,,,, .
iard-not TO nav balances in ON f,,or ~, 81
Q thrown arain IN circulation IL, 81. ,,,,.iaoa
nr prodnce-but 10 sion them fron c;rc,io,ior
y pushiny them inlo tho R,,,.s - Jni:
ut the specis for them Tbe onir ,nae.acs
,ction. agajust ,hese continued - p'o
anks can resor. ia. Is 10 c,rte; ,boir -.
-tbe very ,bing that oncr,,.s .,,,;,,,, ~
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ON being driven a-ain into onothor s,,s,,o";o
we had National curre,o, !, 49, Z! a,' G
grt % tho Union. BIZ which n a.. tbA,sf,slsay s
d against MS. that Currency ,yniJ 80, -, I
ic hands of a Broker. II wonld hc ,l,ro,.,;nt, {
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tllp X he hat =, a.
vu notes would roma, amor, NO ,La.Ii A
but little demand far snocin -. 60 49, n
turn upon tbe Ranks AMI Inn, ,'a,,ts ,t 49,
abled TO throw a mpeb LARGO, 2,r,o,,r, - f
Iation. without tho risk o, n
specie. and witbo,it tho III -, - -;
ain into another susncnsion IT, e. " n
wing National Cuy,ancy No. 49, -; II
varied By the prosideni,s Vo,oos I,Ls.,
r National Ranks Wbc,bor h, ,!p.;iI n,;' -
parflless or Tho vii .rd ar,L ~ eon'rnte :
ople. time will discIoso WLa,ha. y 'i'o
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know ey,,, ,ba 49, r. IL ., ,''''s " =
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