From the Grecnsborough Patriot.N

SHALL WE HAVE A PENErEErIARY.


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ain multitude of counsel there is safcty."


When question Of importance is pre-
sented TO Us for our decision, we eagerly
look around for those whose oppDrt,Ini-
iies and position in society have placed
them in possession of information relative
In the mailer al issue. Il we are at less
as 10 the msdus operaadi in the cuItiya-
tlon OF any portion ol our snil, I'VE apply
% the most intelligent and practical az
riculturists within our reach, for the bene-
fit OF their experience. and their reasons
for the conclusions they may hare come
TO, and The course Of policy they pursue.
Aud whether we fully concuf as TO the
propriety of their course or not. an opin-
ion from such a source will have much
greater weight with us than a like opin-
ion from one whose opportunities have
been more limited for acquiring correct in.
formation. a... r.


have been led TO these reflections,
from seeing the conclusions 10 which
some Of our most intelligent and best in-
formed citizens have arrived on the sub
ject Of a Penltenliary. Previous 10 the
delivery Of his last annual Message, Gov.
Dudley had been directed to obtain all the
information on The Peniieniiary System
which the experience Of the other States
and Nations might afford. All North
Carolinians | believe will give Gov. Dud-
lev credit for large share of the "miIk
OF human kindness" and no citizen has
shown more patriotic zeal for the advance
meni oi what he considered The best inle.
rests Of the Stale than Gov. Dudley. II
ls with pleasure therefore that Iquote the