The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1837-04-28

cess MAS 0blAined.
Bat take another case. We snpply
Mexico. Tor instance. wiih large smeppt
Of Earapesn msnulaclares; she psys q
for Them IL dollars. What more proper
Ihaa that ae should remit those daliars
70 EuroPe in payment Far our own
exports ne take payment ia goods whish
.we can bene6cially use. For The expaIts
We make eth other countries. why should
We not psy in he coin hey paid " ior
lheml
We congratulate the interior. particr-
larry thai part ofil which supported Gen.
Jackson and Mr. Van Buren,. on the ar
rival of that golden age. lureleld by their
organ. the Glabe. xben abe farmers would
ride about the country with The sparkling
metal shining through The meshrs Of The
silken purses ofIheH sisesand daughters.
II il dies not sparkle there nov. IL soan
viii, with sengeanrel ". 1. Courier.
We commend, saws The National Intel
hgenerr. 20 Tie consideration 81 thinking
and reasoning men. The following obseEsa-
lions extracted from paper brought rs
by the Southern Express Mah Of Mon
day:
From the New Orleans sai!s,iaof April ~.
The advocates of ths late Adainislra-
tim must derive peculiar pleasure ii the
present lime Tram = consideration Of The
admirable condition % which their aIse
paliry has brought the finances of The
country. --They certainly have reason 10
congratulate themselves upon their asi.,r-
ishIng foresight. and upon the profound
wisdom they have manifested IN legisssl-
ing coneern'ng iheeurrrncy Of lhe nation.
The results are indeed wondefnl; they
are warmly ul their measures. and III the
able minds by which those measures we're
projected. |. seems astonishing. there
fore. thai the modesty &c the party sbnuId
prevent them from claiming the honors
10 which they alone are entitled, and
should induce them 10 transfer Ia others
lie need IT praise rishuully pertaining
10 themselves exclusively. But 50 II is.
Several of the leading organs in the East
disrIaim the credit which The nation Is
disposed 10 aceaId TO them, aud charge
upon the OVerlrsding and speculation Of
the People the present happy state Of
affairs. "SPsculalurs have done IL all,
and we predicted (say ,hey) that j. would
he So, and fot that reason declared war
against that monster Of iniqully, the Bank
Of the Uniled States"
When, however, they are asked what
gave rise TO The speculauOns about which
they talk 50 vocilerously, no answer Is a.
hand evasion. circumlocuiion. and my
sii6cs,ion are al tina. can be obtained.
They want the magnsnimily TO acknow-
ledge that Their war " exierIhInation
against the Bank of The United States
flooded the country with local institutions
Of the same character, predicting thereby
an extraordinary expansion Of the curren-
cy, and az Consequence Of This, all the
rage fuT .peculaiion with which the coun-
try has been visited They struck of the
head Of the Hydra, and thousand others
sprung up IN IT'S place. 80.
Yet they would yell Us their scheme
was GLORIOUS one, which. IL earned
Out, would have filled the country with
durable currency, and made the poor
man safe ia the possession Of his mite!
And, though they have dragged the
community TO the very brink Of ruin,
sill would they say, " our policy alone
was adapted 20 the true interests of the
country"
Il was adapted TO the destruction Of
those interests. but never for their pre-
servalion--and The nation, when i,retlec,s
calmly upoa The matter. will hold the
same opinion. II does already hold that
opinion--and, before another year. We
expect to see an entire surrender made
by the Van Buren, party of all the desIruc-
tive notions they have hitherto advocated
upon the subjec, Of banking.