The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1837-11-03

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sud Ihsl nhn-h ca ~ collected sad 4.
hursed with lest ipjary ., ne pus,r
Bul. in pressing lie zEgpmenI. 4 i -
the public ersdiiars. whils Tins aouir,'
" receiving thrir stipulated dnrs. 4,
fscl rerriflng snefe. Mhirh. prsy i.
i lhe STANDARD III salue-gnld ana IN,
~ paper. lfille ialier, it's ldle Ii srs,..
and illhe former. | anu;d lrnhtr AZ 4.
Is nol IN that ynu have promised d a.
them! And il 80. = /, ground Of a.
plant lIlal YOU have iuliillfd your eng,,,
mrnlg n son paid lhr public ereasa,h /,
lnrce in paper. ~ might Hell rcn.l.,.
thai ynu had paid hin, % much III sp..
ium less than YIN had promised; but !,
never could justly b. SAID. WHEN yoa IA
him H. gold. thai ynu bad paid hia, ns,,
But fancy picture has been drsss a
The efirpTs af Government filing o.,
Golfers with golden ,lepusilfs. which a.
receive in compensation Tor their ssr,sss
i il not picture merely IL aglnar, en-.
Iradieling al truth and experienced Il.
noiaTipus that pubic men. bn,h 10 g..
land aud this country. lrKslusiss ii i,
pension system. whrh - there 10 q.
lrnsise use Vim are dependent ues
their compensation. seld"m knna III.
enre; an the eaH'rsry. lhaI they live inn
hand To mouth. Every dollar lhey res,u,
is spent as saoe as they receive il. and
such as IL il. enters nio The general rlrcv.
laIinn. through their isiloIs. tiisir shoe.
makers. lhrir butchers, her bak,r
a.; and, 80 far irnm h"ardlng, they an
lucky Il they DO not Of Necessity anuelpss
their means. and plunge ihsmselses a
debt: and if Tie public does not burr
them when they die, IL is because u vi
mot. and leaves II to private charity b
perform thai offiss.
Hut the time y deemed unsuitable In
any change IN tie measures III the Go
vsrnmem. II j. said the canlrs Is uoS
in great agi,anan ard distress. std q,
ought 10 postpone shy ,mponsnt rhsaR
To season IL more quiet aud prospeuy.
. Now. sir. il strikes me that The sery lin,
for a change IL measures Is ~htn ne
conniry does moi seem 10 be- happy nujsr
3 ihnse which are in npersllnn. aud lha
nothing could be more nnWi.e Than .
make changes When the country va
quiet and reasonably prosperous VIA
| would be- thought II the physician y q
, hsine called tn The bedside Of slck ma,
. should say IL him. L" Nv friend. you are
quite sick. IL j. true. hut ] do mol think
: this III. time Ia give you medicine
. Were to do sn. II would rrilale yoE
stnmach. aud throw your system inc
| commolion, aud YOU would probably
! feel even worse Than you do nov. For
the present. iherei"re. will lraye you 10
y"uT chance, and you may possibly die;
but should you he 50 fortunate a. 10 get
better, why iken | will physIc yUa,"
Such seems io me- to be in substance he
! argumsn, againsI present action upon he
i important alternative before ~.
| Tie wisdom oflhe past, thr practice d
our own aud other naiIons, Is cited sgalnE
! the plan Of an independent Treasury.
Our own nation. believe, sisnds alone
IN The intimate connection which eIlss
between the banks aud the Treasury;
and ] have already shown, hy the leIlT
! which ] have read TO the Senate. hos
much mr. practice is al war with the con.
siderae opinion of one Of the aos
enlightened of our statesmen. In Eag-
land, too. where the connection Is mGsa
less intimate Than here, many Of bs'
wise men DO no, hesitate to pronounce It.
such as il is. injurious both 10 the bank
and the State In other nations, | BE-
. hete the connsction " unknown.
The measure. finally, Is spoken oil .
being considered a war between Ik
Government aud The banks; and thus. hB
said, is a false issue. ! agree, W.
President, thai II is a false issue--a "FI
iaise issue; So lalse that |, for one. ~ou9
never be 3 party la IL. | would ne'd
consent to JOIN the Government IN m't
ing war upon any class of citizens, or'f!
class Of ciiizens IN making war upon w
Government. In advocating this measuis
| look to the hanks as only incldenIalf
concerned. II is measure Of grsf
public interest, and. as | believe. Of grss
public uuli,y. II the banks shou'
happen 10 suffer nv il. | shall regret v !,
aud il ihey are henefiiied BY il. il will 900
10 the satisfaction | expeci 10 derive lr0O
lis otherwise benign operation.
| In conclusion, | must object, with o.!
! colleague, To the gloomy colors IN wO'e'
the condition Of The country has oeti
drawn. Some difficulties. some ,lisIre'''s.
there may be; bu, the great elements .
prosperity are We, rife in our land; weh'n
Vel the genial skies and fertile soil VIZ
which nature blessed us; the flag ol O'
country We, waves proudly in The ia,e !, .
the world, and she may turn, as t'd w