The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1836-03-18

TOR sc. said he. are not permitted 4
know. sxeept from rumorl and that me
diaiion aecepIed. did the honorable gen
Ileman think the lighi in which he pre-,
scented the subject ealcalaied % ha.IeI
iis eansummalioni Perhaps his sprrcE
Was intended Tor the Chief Magistrate ID
Peruse Tor his amnsrmrnl. and frank ca
pies of IL. 20 b. sent abroad. o pnvscy
whlch-Fides with unhirdled domination,
The lion was . noble anlmal--thr iigeI
one OF fearful lsrocily; and when war
was sounded. II was the tiger The fnA
Was . sly. cunning liale animal. remark
able Tor seekiag . protection IN the
ereslees OF the rocks. II wss srhemInr
mercenaries VIM wished that immense
amount Of money 10 be thrown inln the
community. amang an immense Irlbe nj
Office holders. steamers. &c
In the army and navy war was their
vocation; the pride, Ponp and circum.
stance OF MAR Vas thslr faEorrd element.
This Senate had % be balGlsd down.
How unequal the var! d vas ma. On.
d"wed with any appointing az ve.o paw
er. excep1 the check upon executive no
mutations. The Executive must be SUP.
Pnsed from the nature o. his station In be
supported bS the people Of this rrpubIic.
We. said h~.shave nothing To rely upon.
but the principles Of virtue and palrio..
ism. In addition 10 the Presidents orr
ginal popularity. sas his power af naml
nation. he-Ides specific appropriations,
which melted io high acIiyiiy the mast
merrenary Polnleians. When that artIl.
lery was brnughl Ia bear upoa the hall If
the Senate of thr Uallcd States. il was
more Than IL could hean We must. Sa,d
he. tighl IN line. or else he demolished.
There was a redeeming spirit ~ thus bo.
d. the Senate which made 70 a SRI Of
pnll' cal breakwater: winch must ~ made
Ia l"mble. The var must be- k,ps up.
To snahle gentlemen &" sriEe upon Ih,.
thirty mIllI"ns oI revenue. But, s,r. IL,
this h"dy ~ put down. aud the govern.
ment becomes cenIralIZei power. Ii.
berry had never been pr. served in any
country where the central power was
not resisted. A show Ut the war with
France. must be kept up untll gentlemen
can seize upon the thirty millions. Saw
they. u will require an unusual degree
of nerve tn refuse the American people
appropriations lnr d~lrucr. The thIrty
millions must be packrled; il will have a
prodiglous means ~ accelrra.ing all our
plans Of policy. When this power had
put down the Senate. Il would b. n day
Of tribalaIIon. Thirty millions would
not only be convenient fur present pur.
passes. bus To carr, nut the future schemes
nj that august body. the convention AZ
Baltimore. With the mnny aud The do
man what may moi be done! Certain
plans "i policy had already been inJIca,
Ted ior the 'iis ,'osIlIon n the suplus reye.
nue. z. VI. r"'s Trd - the resolutions
m tina, subject. offered By VIZ Clay and
VIZ. Calhoun. aud gave his preference to
The made pointed out 10 them II dlspa.
ing II the surplus funds. By giving
his d,r"runn IN them, it would curt,al
he power ri the Executive. lie spoke
II the l."glslatnre Of his own state, and
u the Hiernti improvements and patriot
sm IT the kry stone state. lie thanked
he gentlemen from Missouri (Mr Ben.
on t"r pnttIng this matter ppm Inc true
csmpeIIng prOposItons Tor
he disposition 1T this found In regard
n this controversy. il vas the people on /
he one hand. and the Government and |
Is relaIners "a the other. Il was an evil
hat must be got rad of somehow. The
iaies that have IN progress those lines
4 communication that will bud US to-
ether stronger than bands of steel. know
he struggle ~ To be fearful and power
IL one. Nothing could resist the march |
{ the government, unless it vas a coun.
sracllng principle Of interest. Orsani-
ed, disciplined as IL was with It's unity OF |
urpnse. the con,es, would be as long as !,
he Punic war. lie knew the veto power
nd would not touch pebbIs on which
stood. Armed with thai power, il is
Q. to be expected that we can succeed
the immediate struggle. Bu, in the
'ng run the people would do right. He
'aated to see the question in relation 10
lie public lands brongh, before the peple.
he gentlemen had taken ground-l
Ian, myself. said he, on the side Of the
ates aud Of the people. This. said he,
, natural DIVISION. We have had
py party. with new attributes. and with
sw enetgies. | don't call IL the spoils
fty. We MUST, in the long run, pre-.
vi unless the patriotism and intelIi-
snce Of the people cannot resist the fear.
] power which rides and rules over US.
he ballot boxes would determine. If
G can have tlas great iterest met with
ese domestic interests, II may bs coun.
racted. II va no. confAed to The ma
iiaclures "r an, ',iher peculiar interest;
was sprssd9oyer the whole Union; felt
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