The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1846-07-10
b. L. MOORE ESQ.

dress of b. f. Moore, L q. to his constitu.
ents, on retiring from the canvass for the
ensuing legislature. In common with ev.
cry North Carolinian, we deeply regret
the causes, which will occasion the loss Of
his services TO the State. Nature and in
duslry have eminenlly fitted him Tor eular-
ged usefulness IN any sphcre-however
eminent. Clear IN his perceptions, sound
in his Judgment, rep!ete in his information
and untIring il his industry, his loss to our
legislature viii be most deeply felt. His
diligence and his ability gave him in the
business of legislation during his five or six
wears service in our General Assembly an
undsputedpre eminence. His address while
ii announces the fact, that for a time, the
State will lose the benefit Of his valuable
services, will be real as word Of encour.
agement by every @hig in The State. He
luculcates on that great party the senti-
mon, which should govern them in The en-
suing canvass. Formidable difficulties al
ready lie in the path Of the country, which
one short twelve month Of misruo has pro-
duccl. Already the unanimous resolution
Of the wings Of the Senate has saved tho
nation from freAllul war, "a which the
paltry ambition Of the President, on a ri.
dlculous prctcx, would have involved US.
The war with Mexico, now conducted at
ruinous expense, IS to be followed by
] change in the system Of revenue upon cal
euIallous and suggestions based onno Ger
tain dnta-and the adoption Of the Sub.
treasury system. .tll these considerations
give an appalling asrcc, TO the prospects
!. Of the country AMI fill the patriotic mind
y with anxious lorehojings as 10 the future.
!. If, however, adycrsites lower and dlngcrs
y threaten The prosperity q The Republic, !.
is The patriotism 81 the Wings which must
avert IT, Experience, the bntcr eyperi.
). cncc Of ucarly twcnly years, demonstrate.
that our adyer-areS cannot conduct the ad-
minis ration Of the go,crumetl wisely
c If the finances BECOME embarrassed, as oy-
! cry body sees but cur infatuated rulers,
/. they mus, be, they Nill only be retrieved by
n wisdom which the Wings are able and
{, willing to apply. That great party, "helh-
: or in leading our armies to victory or IN
achieving the prosperity Of the country IN
e peace, must become the hope and the stay
I. Of the natiQI0D With the distinguished
: gentleman, win hose name we commcnc.
cd this article, aud Who We trust viii 81
). serve his country in still more elevated
= stations than he has yet filled, we vii, fm-
= phaticaIIy press on them to preserve their
!. organiza'ion-and acl onlho glorious sea-
t,men, which camlg.hes all these elevated
II aims and Objects. the " Union # tie
: Wigs for The sake IF he U,ion"
j TO THE Wigs OF HALIFAX COUNTY.
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we - ~ l''u'''s = s,'',u'' y WIS
surmounmble obstacle in the way Of my
ID serving you, aud | accordingly, accepted
= y''' "i'o''"I 'Hi'' - % """' ho"',e'
r made certain Ihat my presence in another
Y State, during almost the entire months II
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canvass
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be I''lo'.u y va I''''''o'''z ''.1''o,s 'o1u-
''u ~ u.S'I' 80 o''",S "'''' '"o e'"e'
.. fu"S 'n,''a'on o. constituency among
r. ""o'" l was po'''' anu VINO nave coi'haihe'