The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1842-07-07
From the WILMINGTON Chroni,L

From tae ttUnHbsfpn Chronicle.
To the rejecting and well.informed mo,
of either party in North Carolina VIC sh.nld
be willing TO submit the peading Guberna
toral question for decision, if il could T.
narrowed down TO this one point namel
what have the respective candidates do,s
aud what are they now doing for the re.l
good of the State Look at them. Ca
Morehead is farmer, an extensive man,
faciurer and mill-owner. lie is man ~
wealth, accumulated BY his own indus,,r
and enterprise. His capital is used I,
such way as TO give employment TO
great number of persons and their fam.
lies, 10 deyelope the resources Of the State
and to improve its condition, both physical
and moral for in his system of en,erpri,a
there exists one Of the best and most aop.
rishing Female Schools Of the country, &c
iablished by his liberality. Now look a,
Mr.. Henry. To describe the whole ma,
needs jus; six words; lie is lawyer, mo-
ney-bIeeder,s s,ock.dealer. As a Law.
yer, he is doubtless we'll enough. As mo
ney breeder and stock-deaIer, in what ua,
ticular way has he adyaniaged the State Of
North Carolina. Would not the Com.
monwealth have been about as well off bad
Mr.. Henry never exercised his painful
traffic within its bordersl He has wealth
but 1t goes only from his firm grippe upcO
the condition Of returning with The cen
per cent.
lie has dollars, but each one goes OF
charged TO come speedily back with shi.
llng. In making his investments NJ
iieury does not question pn,rioii>ln,-hev
much will this benefit the State, the cout.
Try, the neighborhood, hut. rather, ak,
himself, how much may profit By IL
how much heavier viii my purse be anct
the operation than before. Lest We shou3
he thought unlus, to Mr.. Henry IN ts
comparison, We refer 10 his own accsust
Of has money dealings. La the late debss
al Fayetteville between The two candidate,
Mr. Henry asked Gov. Morchead wLertt,
lie was not indebted TO the Banks Nh,
Coy. VI. answered negatively, aed sad
since he had answered tie question. h. d.
sired Mr.. II. "to inform him how he ,ai
invested the wealth Of which h. Was NJ
reputed posSeSsor. Mr. IL. replied. /,
he had some real estate, some iteetoe.
some IL or $4,000 of Ohio State S,oek,
some Louisiana Bank Stock, some Raleisb
and Castor Rail Road Bonds, guaranto.
hy the State, some Cape Fear and BAH
OF the State Stock, but the chief part Of h,
means was loaned CIT on bends IN the eous.
tics Of Franklin, Warren, Cumberlanl
Sampson, &c.
" Some Ohio State Stock, some Iog.
isiana Bank Stock" investments paJ
solely for the good Of Mr.. Henry pocle
not single incidental benefit could aeetas
from them TO his own State, or 70 auy 4
his neighbors. He is willing to Send Bis
money of 10 Ohio, to Louisiana, OF 10 Nh.
ca, for investment, SO that il will nett a.a
!etfie more profit than using il at hons.
Aud Bank Stock too, Foreign Bank Stass.
institutions which he donominatcs, %
believe, manufactures uf thieves and
rogues." There is another kind OF S.rs
holden by him-RaIeigh and Castor Rla
Road Bonds, guaranteed by the S,a,e.-
lie don't come forward when Works 4
Public utility are projected, subscribe U.s.
orally N aid OF them, and help TO bra,
them into existence, but waits until he
hour for specializing upon their ncccsra
arrises--~hcn the States guarantee a.
tnres him there IS rot the lcas, sort Of n.
~ the operation. What public spin.
cd citizen! What u generous bcuciacla
IS this
'AHfoHio.-Is your gold and silver ewcs sa
rams
SAy'oek.--l do not know. make Il breed
well. Merchant q lesict