The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1837-01-20

4 trftduOns ana one which a. would be IN.
wise 70 conceal that there 10 no laaaer
thai ardent and lively snachmenl ID he
federal government which once existed;
there Is a large mass DC discon.ea.
lhroughoui The commonly discomfort
no. 60 be removed BY CALCULATIONS II On.
ION issuing from the psmpered slaves az
power. but BY far administration 81 The
government No party drill can fores-
ef prescribe the virtue and talent Of a
community; they will eventually burst
their easemsnis. and expose the misera-
bic eheai which ohseured them 20 the
eoniempi and derisIoa oflhe world. Lei
not gentlemen deceive themselves by
snpPnsing that this disconienl arises from
The adverse political fortunes of any Indi-
sidual--ii 10 not 50. SIR. II arises from
! The belief That this government always
has been and always Will BE-. unfairly
and partially administered. Whether ii
be thai onr Constitution 10 one III those
unfortunate instruments which cannog be
correctly construed. or from the unim.
Provable condition OF the Southern coun.
Try, the fart is. large portion Of the
Southern people find themselves a. they
we're a the Resolulinn. prescribed and
slsndered people. with government, di.
en- N them IN feeling. and administered
adversely loiheIr INTERESTS government
which. While :, draws annually from IN
abused and derided population milllans
oi money. vel. with most cnipable and
eowardls imbee'lliy. exposes that popu.
lalion Boi only 10 the, IisIdlous assaults ol
Implacable domestic emmy. but like wise
TO ne open yIuleuce ul sIorelgn Zoe.
Return back To ihosr WIN paw the lar.
ger part some portion II the public mo-
ney NOT essential IL the administration uf
me governmeng. yau msi eo.on ~ your
Disgusting sqIabpies or the PRESIDENCY.
the people alIt b. salls6ed wiih this.
small aPprnach.to s,rsne; I'll,
u R,me b.ssisrt. aad ornus r. >.@
sFe csst ~ ~ 49, ~ ns@ u
To the Saulhern country The disuibu
ton "l the surplus revenue offers The on.
~ prscucable mode ii obtaining any share
Shaleser 10 the eaorma,is apprnprizlions
ot public none, which are made ., every
session NJ Congress From the peogra.
phlral position al Ia, k.gun,ry. ard ITS
perui'ar consiiindc'isf oTani6ns. lwmrK.
being honestly entertained. win no, be
easily abandnned) there !. but l,ule spen,
among Us population IN those public
works which absub such vast sums.
TIE western paris &c New York are
lndsnI-d with harbors made a, the or.
pense al the na,iom ihp presen. Wee
Presideul although embarrassed with az
many Constitutional scruples a. fall IN
the lot m most men. has had larune
huckled IN his hack. because the Uni,ed
S'ates have most per,lnsrinusly insisted
upon making hsFbnr somewhere near
his property. Now. sir. | do not com.
PLAN Of this. | rather urge i, as an oh.
lection 10 system, which. in spite u all
the honest endeayors of individuals In
the contrary. has enriched, and viii con.
ilnue 10 enrich them. al the expens. Of
the nation II the surplus revenue ls no,
distributed annually among the States,
what will YOU do with M The glorious
work Ut DESTROYING a general system of
internal Improvement has alreadv been
achieved. lew private jobs have alone
escaped the general wreck. TO keep up
the tagging srdur of doubtful adherence. |
fknDw OF but one objection al this time |
In a permanent distribution of the surplus |
revenue among the States; lfor | cannot
believe tha, even the do,age Of this
absurd administration is prepared 10 |
plrngr this nation a, this time into the
dIffi"n;iies II another tariff discussion.)
The real objection to a deposl,e of |
the money Of The nation with the States
arises from the extreme desire enterlaIn> |
ed by the Secretary Of the Treasury and
the party. Of giving To the country
better currency. or. in other words, of
enabling scme great Bumhas,es Funoso
to experiment upon the subject Of guild.
Bv regulating the currency is nov
meant the power Of transferring the public
funds about the country so as To suit The
gambling specula,ions Of those persons
who have interest enough to be admitted
into the secrets o. the party. believe. |
however, the mass of the community are
now fully aware &c they were honest
enough to admit it that they have
brought. upon the country much pecuniary
distress. and committed an egregious
folly by sustaining the many absurd
attempts TO improve the currency by
which We have been lately annoyed.
The Bank Of the United States. through |
It's branches, operated as a great artery
by means Of which the money of the
nation. which was constantly accumulate
ing in the Ciy Of New York. through |
your unequal commercial system. was
distributed among The People of the
Union; you have however. cut of this
supply. you have damned up the money |
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