The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1849-06-01
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Our sitsation was arrested. on Satu,dav,.-.
by quite long train OF wagons winding ,h,a'
our streets. which, upon inquiry, We found ~" usa
long to party emlgta,ing from Wayne co ~ y.
In this State. 10 the "far West" hi. !. Iy
repetition Of many similar scenes ,h,, 's
and o,aers have witnessed during the n,., ~
years; and such spectacles will be ,i,lI rev
frequently wi,nenea. unIvss somslhin, j, do" more
retrieve our fallen fortunes st homo. 'us 10
"if there he any one consummation. a..
voutly 10 be wished" in cur policy, II !. H., w.
young men should remain at home. ana o0t
aba ndon their native State. From tbs ..',. not
Element Of Worth Cssolina, the great drain et.
her prosperity has been the spirit Of emi,,,pon
which has 50 prejudicislly affected all The SION,
Of the south. Her sons hitherto neyI.,,.s -.
We must say it) by an unparsntai poye,nsSW
have wended their way. by hundreds u,on r's
dreds, from the land o: their fa,hsrs-,b,, , .aa
Too. TO make 1t q paradise. wanting nolhin. H..
a market--io bury their bones in the LA "
strangers. We firmly believe tina, hi, ,ni.. "
ton Is caused by the laggard policy Of on, go
! pie on Tho .utj.ei Of In,sfssl i,nproysuep, 81
man 10 not prone. by nature, 10 desert "A, r..
o. his affections. While other States are 49,"
ting and carrying out magnificent system, n 4.
tsrnsl improvement, blessing their eri,ep, .,,I
boun,iiul means Of happiness and wealth :.
fold our arms in ind Inference, permit oar en,.,.
to 20, poorer and poorer. and our Stats Ia.
aud lower. Though among the fo,emos, IN mi.
lconfedsracy Of States. when they eommsne,S
together their free aud indspen dent car,e, -.
now classes among the most backward
THERE is much force in the above -.
marks Of the Raleigh Register. Ouly iva
lines Of public policy aie open for s,v
State to pursue. One is, the General I'm.
+ proremeni policy, which retains ali n.
cspiisI, taleut. enterprise and laborcrs lh,,
tho State possesses within lis limits and
. the othes 10, the general d,toriadae pol,e,
which dives capital, talent, enterprise and
laborers bcy ond the ttgt,ing influence Il
\ It's rule.
LIS not 10 The clemnass Of civilized com.
nuniies To stand stone siiil-ne,,h.r "A.
VANCE nor reccde. Every Commopxe,l /
must. by an overriding law of us organ.
q cation, grow 10 stIengih Or grow in weak.
ness. - time advances. These .,lsu,
changesAare often invisible aud II i, onl,
= by comparing The relative Conditions a, 10
IS population. agricultural and internal I'M
o provcments, common schools, pubic hars
ries, the acc hanical arts and tuial emtel
lishments OF two or more States, after ID,
lapse Of ten OF twenty years, that one cal
:, discover lie extent aud true character .
o our eyes sgaius. unpleasant truths On
: prospects; We may deny their exs ,rnce
- but such course neither sba,es one loi Q
10 little ol The facts. nor serves any osA
II purpose than TO prolong and nggrnva,ci h
evils as they exist. An ,nlelhgenl, eou
- moo sense man, who Wishes Ia better b
I condition, Is s'wsys ready to sell hts pt,
70. perry in a non. impfosng. q deuiofsilf
"a county or city, and 10 invest his moas
70 aud employ hts servants III q Using. ~
improving community.
"a, Let State foolishly bury its talent
~ the sand, ard as of old, God vii take
'"s away from hci. II a commonwealth sos
~ no, lose that which she hath, she ne
n learn to make coed u.e Of all the meal
III tina, a bouni,fui Providence has pace
b. within her reach.
"ln The ywes, Of thy face shah thea .
!. bread all the days Of Thy life, Is eor
sr, Inand TO be industrious Cor some ssel
ee purpose, which apples 10 every descr.da
nE Of Adam. Being favored With high nor
~ and intellectual cndo~ menls wits { ilrc
h. and perhaps unlimited capacity TO lmpro
ID both ourselves and The earth out Of whi,
IS. we were iakeu--ou, duty TO improve ca
- no, be neglected With IMMUNITY. Wen
I, and write u great deal sbou, our rigL
IN for which we are ever ready 10 ,hrd q
s blood and expend our property; bu, wh'
no i, comes to the prompt ard cheerful d
~ charge Of cur dafies, We arc apt TO snss'
a. ike Cain Am my brothers keeper
nd We must no. only do something, bot =
10 must do tina, which IS good. and do It MI
10 oil our might 10 labor aud eneoupg
: industry are the frs, great duties Of EN-
81 Ized States. All our poor citizens sbOu
be fufnIshed Nth profitable work and
fair opportunity To educate their ehldiei
Why not Mus, they no, DO fed 40
clothed on the fruits Of some body's labor
Are their sons no, TO become voters 40
:. sovereign rulers in the land i II deslfsbl
:. TO have King Numbers tool or knsve
~ The children Of the State cannot sale;
= nor nnocently be permitted to grow up :
!, ignorance and ldleuess. - Augusta Chro''
" Gle and .SeniiRl.