The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1837-01-13

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10 roalead xilh . savage foe. whlle
dnnAAag ahs.sr ssagnant saiers. whose
malaria % dsslh. msny al whom are isa
n ne wild Goods q Florida. where
q the las and shr stranger oil tread DER
their heads" while heir fellos soldiers
srs fsr assy. happy q hsne with their
friends and families. One-ahi sir. any
one II thase noble youths Who nos sieeP
nn0er a foreign sod. vas worsh more
than The whole army n piundsrers sho
have caused the mischief. And vet. slr.
such men AZ these were shielded Al the
last session nf Congress by the casting
vo.e &C the Speaker. And now. aeeord
ing IN the Argument VI The gentleman
fran Rhode Island. the House has sane
toned al 'hsy did,
Bot. sir. the injustice done 10 General
jackson BY supporting this measure.
Via. 10 il. We demand an Investigation
in,u ii. agency of Reuben Whilney-ssk
Tor ~ Iaqulry into the condition OF the
TrsssuTy. We require thai there shall
b. a full investigation into all the Depari
mruts. and inln ,h- conduct ofihe whole
army of public On ssrs. who have been
engaged in Ibis business of The success
sioa--sh,s IramplIag under fooi OF The
laws aa,i Constitution. We wish 20 know
r. ~henee cane this money, Where -
,he source Of Ihrir corruptoni Where 10
The mia, from whence they can send their
hlreiIng editors through the counlry. POI
aiming the fountains Il intelligence a.
m1ass, the People! How u u thai nur
ar,uy IN Florida has been neglected and
Jeff IN suffer for wan, IL supplies. while
n,s within few days sail II New or-
leaa.l Men starving. horses sinking
snler them IN the swamps-all. all. SIR.
In consequences a gross and criminal
nssect somewhere Was % Thar Iur
hi functonaris- srre too busily engaged
al ank If The arny-tna lnll II ar.
W, larea 10 cast a thought an Oeenla
80 has.ly engaged m elFrti"neering 10
th,.k nj ihe gsl,n, men who were hghs
Ing me battles al ,nrir couH,rs!--l 10 IN
behalf nf men whose conduit has been
such a. this. tha tbs message volunteers
. Mandatory eert6esse..
Sir. / deny the authenticity Of this
message. General Jackson never gave
shal eerlifcats. fhey have written il
themselves. and obtained the signature oil
his name. And vet, with such test
monisl in their favor, they shrink from
the proof--ihey shrink from inquiry
L., Us hsve the proof, sir. aud then We
Will see whether they are honest or We
nal. corrupt or immaculste. Sir. l do
MOI say they are corrupt that is just what
/ uisn TO find OUT, Isant strict and
imparual investigation Ills lawful, It'll
usnal To make such inquiries. lis sure
IL r,,m 10 Investigate our own affairs -s'
exsa.a ~ mt, the deeds -four own agents
r :, i oar right. IL il our duty aud can
mo- 10 ,ninstire" To any one. ] pro
ie.. =, inst the issue whIeh the gentle
man lrnIu Louisiana has joined u u
mo-, 4 question between General Jackson
and'hls House: his psrs"a and c"n'lnc
10 ,ne thing and the persons and condur
OF ,h-se officers is another l hope tina
n .4tsmp, 10 crush this investigation oI
sr,n an issue will succeed; and, sir. lie
NJ hope that no American Congress viii
ever he found read, toexpunge an ords
di-.e,ine an investigation into the Depart
minis M. sir. his will never be tn
cs>p 90 long as shadow Of our liberties
reEains.