The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1838-09-20

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.,m~I aaa saaasE Ghe PeaPse. We
m,., bs aasaA lsa ih'ags. and thai spec
a,Ix. We ma.' have SUM currency.
81 n. G,srr-nsaI nsusf sxpead less
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r.. ,aA % increase salaries. Can
- G,soa oT the Administration put his
Co. unna say message. specifying the
-, a h. ssallshei. nr the salary 10 Be
Srrrs.,qIl Yrl hey pFaie OF Demaera-
~. A sh,r, uns since. ws hsd great
.,,n,sI. O. kn,w shat should be done
80 sv,,'ss maasy in Ihs Treasury.
S. The struggle ls n know haw 10
r,,se saaush 10 Keep the GaEeFn nena IN
m,,,..a. faal whi.'h We had - al gone.
ia, carney - ds.urlyed. and with u
a., r.pmrrse af ihe raIniry. Dur soar
-. al tsrrnae are the sales 81 public
IA. anl iu,es up.,n i'npnrla'Inns al
ss,ds. Whllr The eifenfy - derangeh'
h.,,h ,he.r .anrrss al reEtnGe are drying
NJ, AMI xs are amaaal revenue 10 sup
Diy .ru,, . sn,s: snI What have We re-
snr,ei T.! To making paper money
O. ISSUING Treasury n"irs. \ sh"h time
.,,.. ws AL uus f,mdies we're In Dr.
male el.d by psehng al 'nr Ben'hn vel
a. ;,elri. Ia, acre psepiRs through
our par.-. Al u; bi' ~ha' nav have We!
Nah, bat .rl5aw-aacked rTeasnry
MATS. snp,,.y the double pur-
p,.e Al . iei vt N .4e Treasury, aud a
rr.a'.,ins Weian
SAGE the ir.I 81 September last we
h..- ..,,,..,,,rd the I.sn,ng nf Treasury
mates: and an,l BrrAuss We needed
n,oaey, sud haze IL nni. The CREDIT st
ths UnteL STATES Is gand. and we have
"a eEarss paaer % borroc money; but
If Ne barrax. the public will see Ihli .
nst,aaal drhI is CONTRACTING. aud will M
aurs lalo expenditures. therefore The adj
lnlnisuauna prefer res"r'Ing {" treasury
nons. They appear To cost n"thing,
snd, il tolerated. exEaEagani expenditures
NAV BE- eanlinued without alarm 10 the
public. THIS canEiranee ought 10 be
nippsd in the bud. Treasury notes are
unconstitutional. except when used as a
means 10 procure a loan. Bills 81 credit
cannot be issued as a currency, By either
federal or Stale authority. IL tolerated,
we will SOON have an exusvagani Cavern
ment. and deprecated paper currency.
Whenever an amount OF Treasury notes
10 issued, as currency. beyond the du-
Ties and sales OF public lands. they must
and wIII depreeiale. and The mass nl peo-
pie are N be the sufferers. Against these
ISSUES | haze raised nv voice. and re-
corded my EOles, AMI shall continue TO do
81.
You are ready N ask me, wha! is re
medy for the evils under which The coun-
Try labprsl | tell you plainly. The reme-
dy must be found 10 a firm and manly
exercise Of the elective franchise. Vote
for no man Who S,ll nai hrmly aud fear
le.sly exen him.slf to prevent those now
in pawer from accomplishing the purpos-
e. thry have 90 view. and when the time
.,rte,. Ie. 10 eyer ourselves tn displace
the er.,.n, Chl-l M,g,srale. / may be
asked uhp vii Won put in his place! |.
he no, one Of yoar original party, and
s,ll ,nu 20 agun,, a man of your own
punriplr>! H. oil sincerity | will an
sSsr ulr.e aur.uuus. L. the first place.
then, ..,. at present. | do n", know
VIII We nughl la endeavur IN put IN the
place Of The presenI incumbent. Two
wears md more are % rlspse before The
election. PfeslaUs 10 Ilal time, every.
man chose name has bren mentioned as
a prpbsble candidate may be removed
from The sage oi &C in. or matters may
be Disclosed IN rel4llnn u them which
may change entirely our opinions oil their
character aud qualifications. There 10
only one thing on thus suhjrcI upon which
nv mind Is al rest, and that Is, for the
present incumbent | Will never vote while
! entettsIh the same opinion Of hin that
Inv Go. lhsve now The same politics,
aud sane political objects To accom-
pIi.h. uh,ch had in 1928, when you
anil | successfully sxerted ourselves 10
elect tie la,e Chief NJ tgis,rate. Tow
ard. The accomplishment Of these objects
we have made no progress Whatever.
We have been deceived aud disappointed.
and. in nv opin,on, the present Incum-
brni has been me chef instrument IN ell
feel g lhrs deception andd'sap?"lD'ment
To commune hin longer ~ office would.
therefore, be giving up all wish for those
Improvements In nur public affairs. which
] believe lie tn,ese.;s OF the country pres
ringlv require. Before the time of cleo
ton arrives, some man, mt now thought
of a. candidate. hpidIng political OPT
mons similar To my own. may be brought
before the public wtih reasonable pros
peel Of success. In that event. he shall
have my cordial support. Although
much has been said during the last see
Zion Of Congress IN the subject of the
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