The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1837-05-12

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10 shsll b. .er' nFlisi.d.
This eKeeunse cen'r0l oser he eur.
sney, lhis roEer a. disrEiminsiue. 3,
treasury oEcer. between one naan's Ssi
and anasher mans deb. i ding sot =
be endured IN . ire country; and \
should be The constant. ptTsisiina d.
mand nf al true Mhigs-. rssrind a.
illegal treasury aEdef. restore lie rule a
The las. plsee I'll branches of ile rsse.
nue. on The same grounds. - b. he nesn,
oI nsymeni, make meas rights seUal.
ard leave ihe government II lhr cruhiry
where the constitution leaves il. II n
hands rf he representatives. oi The Terpls
in congress" This point should nr1st
be surrendered OF compromised. Ni.i.
ever j. established. ieI Il be Equal. 4, !,
be legal. I.rI men know. to-day. uhs,
money will be required ri them tenor.
row. let Ihe rule he epen and pubic.
ON The pages nj me sI.lnls book. 60. 4.
serrel in the executive hresst.
Genllfmen, in the Session which b.,
nov Just clased. hare dane nv ulaos.
10 effect direct aud immediate repeal ii
the Treasury order.
have yaIed Coz bill. anticipating he
payment al the PTeaeh and AsapoIlisa
ACCOMMODATIONS. by an advance rum de
Treasury.
have voted with great satisfaction lor
the restoration Of duties On goods destroy.
Cd in the great eohfsgTallon IN this civ.
have voted for = deposile. with he
states. Of the surplus which may be in lie
Treasury ~ the end 81 The year. All
these measures have failed. and il 10 lor
yon. and ior our fellow ciIlzens through.
oui The country. o. decide whether lie
public interest wGuld or would not have
been promoted BY their success.
hut find. gentlemen. that ] am CON.
hitting an unpsrdorsbl, Irespsss on yuur
indulgenl pailenre. will pursue these
remarks no farther. And gel ] esnno,
persuade myself 10 take leave Of you.
without reminding ynu. wiIh the u,mos,
Difference and respect. of the important
part assigned TO YOU in The roliliesi
concerns oil your country, aud The Rrss.
influence Of your opinions, your example.
aud your efforts. upon the genera
prosperity and happiness.
Wings Of New ieIk, Patriotic citizens
Of this grta, metropolis! Lovers Of COO.
siiiuiionsl libsry. bound BY interest AID
affection To the institutions of your roun.
try, Americans in heart and in punclpla
You are ready. ] an, sure. TO lulhl siI'ls
duties. imposed upon you by yUut si,us.
lion. and demanded 81 YOU BY your eoUR.
try. You have a central position; your
city is the point from which intelligence
emsIales, aud spread IN al directions,
over Tire whole land Every hour csuIes
reports Of your sentiments and opinions
to the verge of The Union. You cannot
escape The responsibility which eiTSum.
stances have thrown upon You.
You must live aHd act. on a brosd ard
CONSPICUOUS theatre, either for good ~
Tor evil tn your country. You rsnrot
shInk away irum public duties; you ram
not obscure yourselves, nor bury your Ia
lent In the common welfare. IN The
common procpenIy. IN the the comnon
glory NJ Americans. YOU have q stake, Of
value no, to be calculated. You have 80
interest IN The preservation Of the Union,
oi the Constitution. and Of the true prn'
clples Of The government, which M man
can estimate. You &C, for yourselves,
and Tor the generations that are 10 come
after you; and those Who, ages heuce,
shall bear your names, and psrlske your
blood, will feel in their political and 30
cial condition. the consequences OF The
manner IN which you discharge yonr Po'
liiIcsl duties.
Having fulfilled then. on your part and
on mine, the Offices OF kindness and mu'
tusl regard. required By this OCCASION
shall we not use i, 10 a higher and nobIsr
purpose! Shall we no, by this friendly
meeting. refresh our patrsnism. rekIudle
our love Of constitutional liberty, and
strengthen our resolution Of public duiyf
Shall we not, IN all honesty snd sincerity
with pure and disinteresled love Of couFN
try, as Americans. looking back 10 The
renown of our ancestors and looking Tor
ward 10 the interests Of our prosperity
here. To night. pledge our mutual iaI'n,
TO hold on. 10 The last, TO our proiesseH
principles. TO The doctrines Of tue hoeF'
". aud TO The Constitution OF the country,
lei who will prove true. or who VII
prove recreanI! Wings Of New York.
meet you in advance, and give you my
pledge, for my own performance oil these
duties, without qualification aud without
reserve. Whether in public life or n
private life. in the Capitol or al home l
mean never TO desert them. mean nee
yer to forget that | have country, 10
which am bound BY thousand ties; anu
the stone which 10 To lie on the grounu
that shall cover me. shall not bear toe
name Of a son ungresliul TO his NAIVE