The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1837-11-24

~ .a ton die eusiady II Ihoss -
-. Canarrss hasr enn68ed 4 y "
/ 80 Il Law and dangerous sboss q
| ,sser.
20 n he o. s. ofthe 2sih Narrh,
m 1894. which declares " dat ihs
e...;a,at. - the lais executive proceed
-. ,,la.iah % the public revenue. -
- ,v,horisy and poser mt conferred
4. soas.il.lion and lass. bu' 40 de-
-. 81 both. !" meets The deeided sp-
",.h,,ioa Of Ibis Lsgislsinre; and Se re-
f.,a,hs sxpunging II that resolution ir"m
= ;,urnaIs Of lhe Senate, - an open in
10 a one NJ the plalnesl provisions
q a. constitution. and sf most DANCE
,sns lendensy.
a 'gtsolrsi. That il,e elaim and prae-
:, n ,hr naliaRal Exsrniise, which re-
I'D N executive officers. and especially
.SO.s N vl,nm ,he public moneys are en-
,,s.,sd III las. - The mere agents II the
President. whom he NAV On al occasions
.o,,rol and dismiss II his pleasure. are
consistent with The republican prinri-
-. of anr INSTITUTIONS, an assumption II
,,ssl preragsliyr. and tend IN the eslab-
l.hmsnl NJ arbitrary government. ~-
4. Rtsoired, That the circular letter
hna the Treasury Department. knownas
4, "a Speeie Circular." aud issued by d.
,,,,ian Of the Executive, was not jDsliti-
,dhy Law. insxpedieni m relation Ia The
urr.ncy Of the esunIry. unjust "a IIs 0p-
,,lioa on different sections Of the un-
| ;or. and in violation Of he constitutional
rsbls Of The states and The people.
5 Resairei. That the removal Of the
public moneys from tire dsposiie in which
ae,aw Of The land required them 10 b.
k,a. and where they were safe and avail
~, a. al nmes, Ihrr depnsile 10 banks
Mt .eier,ed or suIhnrixsd hy Congress.
Or ,,pahIe 81 perlnrming The duiies of 6s-
nj agpni. Of the government, the eneour-
,rrnent IN ihsm hy the administration lo
,alsrge Ihem discounts and rirculsu,n and
srrrase the paper money sf the country.
he counlenance given To the ereS ion at
m lnpense amount nf new banking cap
h. bg the states, tie unneeessrs, mnWisr
snd Inrceh importation 81 s,ieCie frnm
countries 10 whleh our own Was indebted.
md b which by the opera,ons of rnm.
nsrre il mu., be restored, an1 the refn-
al 10 rarri,s The ordinary c,rculaun. ne
dun for dues 10 NE government. cans,i.
tote a succession of arts founded IN lgao-
raqce II the condition and interests nl
he country. whose Ineyitaale tendency
va IL derange lie business and rx-
changes Of the ,lliIerent portions of the
U1ina, create ilstrust. emharrass every
branch Of iadarlry. destroy the ptosperl-
~ Il the country, aud oppress the laho"r.
ina classes of the community; aud that,
IN the opinion of the people ol this state,
Ihese arts III the government have destroy
81 the business of the natiun. and are the
immediate causes Of the dspreris'el state
sI our circulating medium and ii the ual.
vsrsal distress Of the communiiv.
g. Resoired. That the recent act nj
Congress founded on the recommendation
oishs President. which silhhalds from
the States nine mIll,ons Of dollsrs. whlct
had ben pledged IN them, disappointed
the Iast expectation Of the states. aud
vas an unjust and unnecessary SIola.ioI
of faith. I"sding IN consequences iWurr
Ous b. The ssaIes and The peopIr.
4. Resolrei. That ,he issue of ten NIL
Inns of Trsasury drais 10 enshie a.,
GaseFa'nen, To mse. the expenses ol ~
administration, 10 evidence nf wan,o,
waste of the abnndan, revenues aud r.
soufcfs of the nation. an unnecessary al
dl'lon tn the paper money of The country
ands violation 81 the professions and pro
nIses whIch have been made Ia the pts,
pie.
8 RfsoiUed.. That This legislature lonI
win al'rrn I" the measures prnpnsed an'
urged by the present uatoaal Executive
and m the name. and On the behalf of d,
people If this state, dr. mnsi earnest,
and solemnly protest against
lst. The adoption u whai u nsuall
ea'ieil the snh-ireasury scheme, whereof
oil the public treasure will be in the hand
Of The officers Of the government. tn h
sepi and discussed by them; will b" III
safe; nav he used for party and cnrruE
purposes: and will augment the Exect
tive power To a dangerous extent; ina,
much ~ the control IL whole treasur
oI The nation will, by the power of a,
po'ntmeat and removal, be in the hand
Of the President alone.
II. The establishment nf the prime
PIE practice "f compelling all dues
The g"sergmen, and all debts from III
government. to he paid in specie aim
because Il will enable the government
obtain possession Of large portion
me specie of the country, and thereh