New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-07-22
NORTH CAROLINA.
TIE Tribune Crops Kaiiread-Coppcr Mines

The Tribune Crops Railroad Copper Mines.
C.,r-., er.t-,,- Of The n Y Tribune
NORTH CAROLINA, Fnday, Juyi. ia7
In reading your paper / often wonder Why il j. that
nothing is said of the ." Old North State Can 70 be
that We are all ignorant that We cannot communicate
ANYTHING or do We live under an Institution peculI-
sry our own" and act as though was the only
right path Let the be- what it may w will for
bile az least sreeard every thing save that W. are
of the same human family and that accountable
unto the Lord aud Master We say We VIII
FORGET that there is stream between u.s. AMI tell yOn
of our crors the drouth railroad and mines together
with our opinions Of Te Tribune and the mighty sar
casus that sre talked on to " taking the d-des;
strongest Abolition paper published IN the whole Ner
nu,d States
Our Corn crops look very discouraging. There has
been no rain Of any consequence FOR more than two
months and without rain soon many Of the fields viii
MT uroduce the seed that planted The fields that
loo, most promising acre with difficulty got 10 stand
some of the farmers having planted their entire fields
over twice.
The Oat crop il done rain would be of no benefit 70
il il is near harvest
The DIV weather has not injured the Wheat (By many
sald 10 have been Of advantage 10 IT. We have had
an over average crop, which all nicely gained during
the absence OF rain We had cake made from Hour
three Wer1s ago.
Our fruit will be scarce. owing IN part 70 the late
frosts ia the spring and partto the drouth
Our garden vegetables are lot hire % say anything
about: almost every one Is complaining that they
Knew vegetables 80 scarce Many people have not cab
bape.rlaut- but few have potatoes
ALTHOUGH IL seems rather squay times there Il much
old wheat and thousand. of bushels OF yet unso
Tie sellers are holding back and asking higher price.
Tbey are offered air prices now but they vii not sell
Bnr some Of Us are thinking that should there be plenty
n rain In this month they Will have 70 take i've or ten
cents lower per bushel than they are offered now.
Durirr the dry weather railroad contractors have
been driving bushes, they have made everything pay
uU The heaviest Of the work j. al done The track
b.iro lsd 81 the eastern extremity We have had some
.,ce..Iye warn weather; the thermometer ranging
fm gn 10 l degrees in the shade During the hottest
ron Of the Gly The railroad hands iessed The corn
Az crtpt % the shade
We see men from your city diving In every direction
looking for copper mines Some OF them have been
r m. successful, and are making MONEY. The demand
h. isbring hands il great in consequence Of the
railroad and mines that il Is wth much difficulty that
We can get farm HAMS.
400 that IL was tie pest paper published IN America.
w. .houd have subscribed for il then but positively
c5 not raise The money. i suits " 10 !. We are
,lo-,sahcong for oil nds of internal Improvements.
returns. aud everything that val DE- 81 lasting benefit %
80 Iuusn family We are folly Of Tie Trijuas opn-
iln IL regard to country paper, W. thlla they should
nuth q, uutry and not copy al the love sca aes
ou the cts papers. which stale % every even
frtm them.
o. The d-dest strongest abolition paper published 10
"tLe HLolr New L-lcd state Ills r'Ar'a sum- y-
u 81. those who are most fertile u such remarks O.-e4
eou- 70 ~. and With false smile and the most per.la
i've msnner SAYS Let NE have Jour paper, plei-'-
want 10 read the news Nov. our aivice % such l..
that thry lad best not borrow such paper Ort reasons
80 clearly argues 50 10 the point ald glTes such
ANALYTICAL solutions 70 problems If any ksEd that az
presented 70 IT, that the first they know they VII be
Trur,i,, and thu. become the dupe Of their hatred
And be.des W worked hard Tor tie money 10 pay for
the usper ami ge gish read IL AID keep We
would not mild lending il % decent wh, : bonr-
and Industrious but 20 who takes il and retire, 10 s
room takes dram chew Of tobacco then lounge upon
the bed attempting T. bis heal soon becoming heavy
and he iss over fast asleep Rot good. szeet resting
and the tobacco spr spos the page OF our paper
We DO not wish % lend IT, nor do ge believe Tie tr5Ese
itself all entertain good opinion Of Us Tor letting .
Undergo such II usage. ALPHA