The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1838-03-30

= q he lanRi in = Bank or tie Unlled
States. properly organized and eonslilul-
cd. We are iald thar such . bank is
ffanghi with ihaeseribsble danger. and
thai The government must. in The sequel,
gei possession Of tie bank. or The bank
81 iae g0seTameaL l oppose 10 these
imaginary lerroFs, The praeliesl expert
ence Of forty years; | oppose b Ihcm The
issue Of The memorable contest, CON-
meneed b. lhe la.e President Of the Uni
led States. against The late Bank of The
United States. Tie administration AZ
that baak had been without serious fault.
II had given no Just offence 10 the GO
Eernmeni. towards which il had failhrul-
ly performed every financial da,y. Un-
der is able and enlightened president. il
had fulfilled every anticipation which hsi
been formed By those who created il.
PresiieEi Jackson pronounced The eaicl
that IL must iAll. and IL did fail. against
the wishes Of IN immense majority Of the
people oi the United States; against the
convictions Of is utility. entertained By
large majority Of The states; and 10 he
prejudice ol The best interests Of the hole
country. II an innocent, unoIsndiag,
and highly beneficial institution. could be
thus easily destroyed By The paRer Of one
man. where would be The difficulty of
crushing il IL II had given any real cause
for just aninadEersiOn! Finally. l OPP
pose 10 these imaginary IeroTs the exam
pie deducible from English history.
There bank has existed since the wear
Of 1904. and neither has The bank got
possession Of the government, nor The
government u the bank. They have ex-
listed IN harmony together. both enndue-
ing to the prosperity Of that great cOun-
Try; and they have 50 existed, and So con.
Iribuled. because each has avoided che
rishing towards the other that wani0n
and unnecessary spirit of hostility which
was unfortunately engendered in the boz
som Of the late President Of the United
States. ...-
i, | am admonished. sir, BY my exhaust
ed strength, end by. | fear, your more ex-
liausted pallence, 10 hasten To close.
Mr.. President. great. novel, and unlried
measure. is perseVeringly urged upon the
acceptance Of Congress. Tha, IL is preg-
nanl with tremendous consequences. for
good or evil, is undenIable, and admitted
by all. We firmly believe that il will be
fatal to the best interests of this country.
and ultimately subyersive nf its liberties.
You. who have been greatly disappbinl-
ed IN other measures nl equal promise,
can only hope. ia the doubtful aud uncer-
tain kture. that us operation may prove
salu'ary. Since it was first proposed al
the extra session. the whole people have
not had an opportunity OF passing in judg-
menl upon Il al their elections. A. far
as they have, they have expressed heir
unqualified dIsapprobslion From Maine
TO the state uf Mississippi. It's cnndenna-
iion has been loudly Numbered forth. In
every Intervening election, the admInis-
/ tralion has been defeated, or its former
maiorties neu,ralized. Maine has spo-
ken; New York. Pennsylvania. Mary
land, Ohio, Rhode Island, Mississippi
and Michigan; all these states. in tones
and terms not 10 be misunderstood, have
denounced The measure. The keystone
Stale God bless her. has twice proclaim
ed her rejection of il; once al the polls,
aud once through her Legislature. Friends
aud foes OF the administration have united
in condemning 1t. Aud, at the very mo
men, when am addressing you, a large
meeting Of the late supporters Of the adj.
minisira,ion, headed by the distinguished
gentleman who presided in the electoral
college which gave the vote ofihst patriot
ic state TO President Van Buren,, are assem-
bling in Philadelphia 10 protest solemnly
against the passage Of this bill. Is il
right that, under such circumstances, il
should be forced upon reluctan, bu, free
aud intelligent people! Is it RICH, tina,
this Senate, constituted Us il now is,
should give its sanction to the measure!
say il in no disrespectful or haunting
sense, but we are entitled, according 10
the la,es, expressions Of the popular will,
and in virtue Of manifestations OF opinion
deliberately expressed by state legisla.
lures, 10 vote Of lhir,y-6se against The
bill; and am ready to enter, with any
Senator friendly TO the administration,
into details To prove the assertion. Will
the Senate. them. bring upon itself the
odium Of passing ibis bill! implore !.
to forbear. forbear, forbear! appeal 10
the instructed Senators. Is this govern
menl made for Us, ar Tor the people and the
states whose agents we are! Aud are We
, mol bound so 10 administer il, as 10 advance
their welfare, promote their prosperity,
and give general salisfactions Will that
sacred trust be fulfilled. if the known sen,
. timents &c large and respectable commu'
, mites are despised and condemned by
! those whom they have sent here! call
L ,o,o ,ha hn,aroblo Canatnr for, Aloha,