The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1838-04-13


SO1lh were the weaker parry. has lli.hrr,.
uailed with me in sustaining Il. Nst,.
ihrless. he has lrfl o.. = be tells n !,
his Edeeheld letter. because he apprehe,.
ded lhsl our principles would LEAD ~ !,
lhe revival az a high tariff. Hos s,saS.
the matter with The other parly! n !,
known that The present Chief Masis.r,,,
voted for The bill Of 1898. after. Is h.s
been asserted. having advised such con.
rociion of Il - 10 ensure is defesl, an
having held OUT 10 the Southern Dflss,.
linn the hope that il would be delea.sd.
On thai occasion . late distinguished
Senator from Virginia i reported 10 hs,.
said that ne had deceived lien ohee. ,,5
that was ms fault, bu, Il he ever deceived
them again 10 Mould be theirs. The
present chairman, IN the Sense, az n.
cammiuee ON Finance. Was aembp, AZ
the Committee on Msnulaclurrs in ~
II. II X. which prepared thai bill Of Is2s
and we al know that both he and o,Ls.
leading membrrsaf the dninlslralionD,r.
" have again and again declared iha, ,Ley
held themselves no more bound by ,b.r
Compromise Act lhan by any ord,n,,v
act of lrg,,laIion. II win be alsa r.ei
leeied IhsI al the yer, last annual ses,ia,
a iest vote on NV puiiaa vas given IN
respect 20 the Compromise Ael, uhs,
every political friend Iliai have, eree,t
the venerable Senator from fennesse,
lWhn. for psrlirrlarrfa-ons voted ,s,,n..
Us. hot Who assured me ii The lime IT,
he had no intention 81 disturbing subs,,r.
TALLY the act voted for adherence n J,
and every friend 81 tie Adminls,ra.s,
with one or i~o exceptions. voted srs,s,
il. Here, Mr.. presidenl ere de sye.
and noes;
! On noiioa by Mr. Clay 10 rssonn,
the bill. with inslnciinns " 10 slnkp a..
of Inc bill al articles winch al psssea, r.,
= duty equal 70 twenty per cent. 81 ,sI..
rem. or upwards. - cmbraced BIZ The A.,
!, Of The 81 March. fss3. commonly cali
the compromise acs,r Il vas determined
IN he negative. -
Those who so.ra IN The sfFirmalive are,
Messrs. Bsysrd. Black. Calhoun. Car,
Clay ton. CunemIen. Davis. Es,-s 4
Ohio. Hendncks. Kent. Knight, Mckee,,
Moore. MoFris, Pfenuss. Preston. 4 ..
bias. Sonfhsrd. Spence, Salh, Tlplsa
'fomlinson, Wall. Webs,er-2l
| Those who voted in The negative u,:
Messrs. Benton. Brown. cmhberi. Fw.
ing 81 Illinois, Fulton. Hubbard. King d
Alabama. King % Georgia. Linn, L,on
Mouinn. Nicholas, Miles, Norvell, Poe
Parker. RIvrs, Robinson. Raggle., Sc;
vier. Strange. l'aIllnadge, Wine, WAX.
er, wnght-25.
| Thus We perceive that the Senani
: from South Carolina has Isf w.. aht
have shown a disposition TO MAINTAIN in
siolably the compromise act. on winch
he has so often pruiessed W believe Tia
The security II the South drrended. and
has gone 10 the other party. which Al
exhibited direct contrary disposition !,
disregard IL And who can doubt that
| IL II were necessary TO The party in poH'
er 10 secure their places, they would re-
vIye The tariff much higher than II eSsl
has been!
| have never desired. sir, 10 force sny
Opinions of my Own upon the people o.
this country. contrary 10 their viii.
form my opinions from The best hgha
! which can command. and freely ar
nounce Ihcm. II they are unacceptable
., any time. 10 The country, ] cheerlOily
acquiesce. With respec, 10 internal in
prnscmsnIs. iha. other pari Of tic Ahe
rcan system. which The Senator say b
Jeff us from an apprehension Of is b'iaI
revived, the STATE Of The country is g'e,'
" altered SINCE The power was 6's, as
serted and exercised. In M owp slas
aud within few years, We tave ron
plelej and pm in progress mos' al I'd
Improvements which are desirable 'hfs'
Ard, 10 sil the stales, large aud ltbft'
appropriations 81 their own mesus, I'D
greai ai.v nces in their various works
have been made. When The LAM tl
was under consideration. | stated thar Il
passage would fully satisfy every reason
able expectation Of the several states, II
respect 10 means TO be drawn from III
general government, in regard to iniern'
improvements. Since that period. a msa
sure has been adopted nearly equlvalen
10 the passage Of The land bill, by who
about s3v. 900 900 have been placed u
the power of the states, subject to ihe'
| application 10 oljecls OF internal improve
menis. AID IL, as | hope may prove
be the case. tie land bill should al som
future day be passed.. scarcely anoihe
wish can remain as Ia the application
the means Of the general Government
works Of internal Improvement. IN PoIn
Ut fact, larger appropriations have bee
made 10 that object BY The prcsen, freud
OF the Senator from South Carolina, 'hs
BY any preceding administration. u