The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1850-11-20
FACTS ros THE MERCHANTS OF Lynch.
BURG AND THE SOUTH.


BURG AND THE SOUTH.
The New York Merchants Day Box,
paper which sides with the South on the
slavery question, has had the indepenence
to publish some Of the names Of those New
York merchants, who are the aiders ad a.
bsttors Of the abulitionists in their wtked
sgaiust the South, while they ae q.
tho same time living and connecting theinbo'
Iition intrisues upon money drawn from the
pockets of Southern merchants The Day
Book says:
1.-THE New York Tribune, a rabid COLI
tion paper, is taken and supported BY ,ree
number Of wholesale merchants, who rade
almost exclusively with the South; an the
same may be said of the Courier and I'm
ouisr. Messrs. Bowden and McNamee who
have become wealthy by trading with Scuth.
ern merchants, employ the largest Ifbb'ng
business done in this city who hue built
the most magni6cen, store, and two plendid
country seals-al from the pro6tsd slave
labor-are both thorough going abdNonlsts
support abolition ministers, and hoe fstnb'
ished an abolition nerspaper. We ny no.
thing a2ains, them; they are worlhytnd re-
Specialize men in the community; hit such
are their principles, and they do no, pretend
to DENY or even conceal them. We only
speak Of The fac, Of their being obo,fioa,sfs
and supporting thai cause. The Solh swal'
low this, and continue to feed and sting, hen
the arm which sm,tes them. Mesrs. Crit
,enden and Bliss have grown rich 4s same
way, support the same cause, andleed by
their slave labor Pr, fits the same masters,
chufche. and newspapers. Messs Henry.
Smith and Townsend laks the Tnb,ae aud
Courier and Enquirer, and advertiser them
paying them IN slave profits. Ihs never
gave a cen, to q paper which det.ds the
South, since they were in business The
same may be said Of Perkins and warren,
Hopkins and AIIen, and dozen otIes whose
names We shall have occasion TO gre here
after; We must now turn TO the .hri cook
and bottle washer Of all-Sime@ Draper,
Jr., Esq
The Day Book then gives |, TO I'm " IN
fine STYLE, ard winds up with the following
Before We are through with tits subject
We Will show you how you are deceived by
your own merchants, who in times o great
abolition excitement, when Tho Souhe PEG.
pie have refused to buy goods that re)oughi
Of sboli,ionists, have their bills mhe out IN
the name OF the clerks, and show ,tea as ev.
idrnce that the goods were not purlnsed o!
obnoxious New Yorkers. We have seen a
great deal OF deception and trickegin our
day, and have come to The couclusisn that it
is abou, as we'll to show i, up nos."
Ia another article the Day Boot xposes
those New York Merchants who /" sad their
clerks off South IN the winter TO uum up
Southern trade, while they stay a, hsme snt
preach aboll,ionism."
These clerks ia Georgia and Saith ga
roliha talk against aholiliooism, and ;hn com
home and hand ever Southern mdey I
their employers, to b. spent in aboli,iol uacl
and newspapers. Who started the boli,io
paper called the Independent Can Feth /
Hunt, of the firm Of Hunt & Daniel, y Bo"
co g. McNamee, or Crittenden 4 BIS tell
What money but Southern money fnable
the Rev. Henry Beeeher 10 issue hi nicer
diary articles and ana,hemas agatss IN
South Who can tell
. The Day Book adds tina, it knot1 that
) great deal Of Southern money coca drec'l
/ through the hands Of New York mn chan
t..s.
We hope that the Lynchhurg, and Sou''
ern Merchants generally, will careidly no
these New York Abolition Houses, asd wh'
they 90 on to purchase their goods aga
:. will shun them as they would shun t,ipe
= We hope, further, that tho Day Boz CO
linue - hold up 10 the public eye all lus'ne
! men of that city who side with the alohIio
!. lists aud live upon Southern Patrogage.
: Lynch5urg Republican.