The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1838-07-12
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H1I't1! 6OtNb" GOMEZ!
The Sub-TneasnFy Bill Is dead. !, Vas
enPpis from 10 birth. and Iisongh !,
had The advantage Of Ell lie skill ii he
most eeiehrsled paienl Sleameas Al Wash
ingian. u has bresthed ils LAST, uishoO,
sEh o. groza fr0m AM, sass Ihr
Qaseks. Who attGmP.ed 20 steam II ia.o
laie-in other words The loud nnles az dds.
approval sounded BY The People through
Tue ballot box has pierced even through
ihs thick ssPors Of Executive patronage
Ia The ears Of The members OF Congress
and The Bill was lost BY . vote Of I25 10
III. This is the lirsI triumph az he
people over tie Executive IhsI has taken
piare Tor nine years, sad must convince
me itiiipul that now sits in the Executive
Char, that Tor him 10 attempt 10 uslk
IN the inolsleps OF "my illusIriaus pre.
deeess0r" is an absolute sbsurdiIy.
But What think you, good Democrats!
Mr.. Shambreleng the Van Buren, leader
IN The House Of Representatives, m a
speech. boldly declared that whether his
odionrs Snb-freasury vas sanctioned by
Congress or motif was now in opera.
iion' and should remain so until ISL
that 10 so long as Mr.. Van Buren, shall
continue. 10 reign IN The While House
now all you Who profess such desntion
To the right VI nsIruclians-Uhal think
you OF this open impudent bold defiance
OF The power Of Congress. aud the will Of
the people; will you not open your eyes
aud see that lie Executive is determined
that il Congress will not submit 10 be
The mere tool to register the edicls If
Messrs. Van Buren,, Blair, Kendall L.
Co., that they are determined 10 render
that branch Of The Government a perfect
nulisy. But truth is mighty and will pre-.
vail. and though the demagogues that
have now possession Of the Government.
may for time bid defiance Ia the people.
yet tie day Of reckoning will come. and
fearful will DO the score against some
mat now Sit in high places-give the
people light, let them see things ss they
are, aad they viii always DO right
Dsspo,ism.-Mr. Chsmbreleng. the
organ If The administration made the fol-
lo"ing insolens declaration, to The repre-
sen,auses of The people:
"SuPpose we reject this bill and GO
home, does the sub-lreasury cesses No,
sir. u must continue as il is uow, the haw
Of the land. and triH continue through,
1898. 80 40 aud Al, in spite Of all The
lamentations here or elss,chers."
Tins is very explicit language truly.
The ministry are determined 10 compel
the people To submit 81 their own arb.
trary will. Notwithstanding the declar.
ell opinion Of msjorli,es VI the states in
their primary assemblies and legislative
halls The officers of government, feeling
power and forgetting right are deter
mined 10 continue this warfare upon the
prosperity Of the nation, and 10 compel
obedience TO their sovereingn will aud
pleasure. National .Egis.
Congress has adjourned wiIhou. hsv.
ing taken single step towards restoring
to the country uniform currency. This
does not. perhaps, originate from the
want Of Ugh, as to what is necessary for
this end; but doubtless from = desire 10
wait until The people have had the subjec,
brought before their minds. and have ex-
pressed their wish 10 have the lorg tried
policy OF a National Institution. They
have very decisively shown their aversion
10 Qusck prescriptions in the rejection OF
the sub. Treasury bill; aud the way seems
clearly open for the adoption Of thai al.
mirabIe system, which has served us in
prosperity aud adversely. II was doubt
less The part Of wisdom 10 have been
somewhat Isrdy in adopting a system
winch has called forth so much opposi-
iion--wheiher that opposition be founded
in prejudice or Jealousy. twill be time
enough To act on il when the people de-
maud it--and they will no, be backward
in dung it. Even now its necessity is
aImos, universally acknowledged; and a
few months experience must CONVINCE the
most pcrverse Of its absolute necessity.
For ourself we are content TO bear our
share Of The inconvenience under which
all must labor. that the public mind may
be thoroughly convinced Of the advanIa-
ges Of a National Bank. And when con-
vlnced Of its necessity, they will call for
its establishment. Ii thus established.
we shall have less lear of future Ex-
eculive's following the direiul precedent
sent by our late one, in waging dis
.rucuse war agains. it.
The President. on Thursday last. nomi-