The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1837-11-03
Monday, November ..
mDGg srRANGE's SPEECH.

,.oI;,ieal world. Il win be sen thar the
Iodse .nasnaninoasly comedies that the
,,o,,ed condition Of onr 6nan ial con-
,su,--the explosion Of which h.s pro-
AGED such vile spreld distress--receiy-
a is irst impulse from the remossl Of
=. deposilps: ! point which has been
.,rOn,ly eoniended for BY the Wings. and
:. s,renuousIy denied by some Of the
leaders Of the Administration party. We
nrsume this. 100. Is the " ansecedent"
cause which President Van Buren, hints
:, IN his me.sage;r but he carefully abb
stains from specifying il, out Of reSer-
ence perhaps to his venerable prede'es-
sor. wh ise sovereign will he anre con-
sirei it glory enough" 70 obey.
Though We alnnss wildly agree With
he honorable senator in his expo.iti"n
If The, e.uses Of the distress which per-
vies the ,and. we diiTer with HIN as ~
hs rsmsdy lie j. open and m nfnl IN
.ht sxre, ion 4 his .eniimru's in sp-
p5ha,i,n OF The Sub Treasury system,
bat il Invested Of the 'rappinss 'shirh
hi. arnioani learning ha. enablfd Tin To
,h,ow stound ,he,n, miserable and de-
formed skeleton would be pre,entsd to
ihe eye. ioo ineomPle,r far any practical
use. An hnnest ronylciion # rishl. we
dahi not moved him Ia iaTnr tie mea-
sure. Bm preconreised hostility TO the
United states Bank. AMI his parry predi-
lectoa.. ~ believe, are the groundwork
of this conviction. iIr hal seen the
Sas Bank sys.en---the 6rs, experiment
completely blown IN: and he saw too
tha' hat much viliied institution. whirh
bal twice healed nur financial mals'lies.
and against which his powerful chef hid
been uaeing war with great success. vas
ag,il being looked TO as means 4 re-
lief from our finanrial Disorders; aud this
ssrand experiment tihe Snb-fnasury
Eheme) seemed drrnIer resorI IL avoid
the rehufs Of an injured prople. Who
w'alers th"n At hi. ado ting ~ Would
ii not b. taa mprh inrus 10 hoe for him
and his party t. come on in favor Il az
Umt~d S,,les Rankl The broad iieli e
im5gin liza all BE- re-explhred. aud ln-
vsuiinn three and again eNsrted fp rx-
peuments, err these tenacious operators
will consent 10 yield up their prrJu'i'"rs,
and idogt the oil, well-treI, and rdc-
u'l rem IN. But will the patient bear
surh ueatmsn! vii The aeapie nerml,
their brst interests thus % b. ntird with!
A voice ciraf add district, from the
N'rh. and firm the East ani from the
West SPEAKS through the ballot hox in
the negative; and il viii mret with re-
Spouse IN the mex, Congress, We think.
that will consign =" experiment." N IL
nance 10 last deep sleep, a, leas, for tins
generatlun.
The Hon. Senator seems to treat tits
subIect as though he were engaged lH
Client IN court If justice. Hence, he
ohlecIs In every Thug ina, is the least uu.
favorable IN his cause. Ia this overt zeal,
While endeasnring to rebu, one nj The oh
lecilons 10 TIL scheme tina. of iis in.
creaSlng the patronage Of the govern
nent---he states as his opinion lha, IN
stead Of the patronage being a means If
strengthening the administration, il is a
prlrcple Of weakness! because. saws he,
"t'revery one on whom il IL in his pow
Ct 10 conf'r an oilice, ten greedy expec-
'ants are Disappointed" Bu, he targets
mat they hold on with the cry Of . bread,
Oread,' while there is ray IT hope aud
mis- lasts until the termination of the all
m'u'slralion. That,he scheme s,il great.
" increase the number Of oifire-holders
" beyond doubt. NJ. Rives SAYS The
scheme is substantially pracused IN
r'ance' (tnark This. reader!) anil .hs, an-
%en!'c documents show that 100000 Of
"cers are employed in administering il!
We do not intend to review the whole
VI me judges speech, aud state obiec,ions
" 'h"se opinions from wnirh we dissent;
~e'r reiu'asion we leave to ADLER hands.
"eonly beg our readers 10 give il care
'u' reading, and suspend their judgments
""'i We have given them the nther side.