The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1838-05-30

a unless il wepe CLEARLY rallied iaF by
,ub,ie opininn. ! brlieFs il Is n0HF desired
n msioriuy Of lie People ii The un'ss1
States. Bul Of that lhere does mol exist
oerhaps any conclusive evidence. Lei -
,,,;, mill demonstrations 81 their vii
sb.ll be clearly given: aud lsi Us all sub
init. ana, for one. I shall most shesri"liy'
n ,beir decision. whatever IL may be.
Mr. G. moved that The petition be laid on
the table. =,
A debate followed. in which Mr.. AZ
len. Mr.. Buchanan. and MIR. Clay u Ky.
participated. ,,u
The petition was then laid on The table,
TLsrsporf on Mr. Ggys Resolutions ,
The National lnislligrneer makes The
(allnwi ing remarks ON Mr.. wHghfs report
ON Mr.. Gays resolution:
Mr.. Wright read 10 The Senate yesier- !
day = Tery long argument. m The shape
Of a report from tie Committee on h.
nance, Iaf which he is chairman adverse
20 rhe adoption Of Mr.. Clay's resolution.
proposing 10 abolish all discrimination in
The money receivable in payments 10 the
Government. and make il obligatory on
the Government 10 receive and dIsburse
10 such % are " illing TO take Iheml the
notes afspecle paying banks. Mr.. MTigh'
has thus fulfilled what was obviously his
purrose in moving The reference Of The
resolution Of Mr.. Clay TO the committee
Of which he is chairmsin. The report
occupied three hours in the reading. aud
its great length precludes even q summary
Of iis contents. LIS chief topic appeared
10 US 10 be the history Of the specie circular
the origin. progress, and great benefits
nf that Hudlbraslic gun Of the admlnisira-
lion: but those Of our readers who re-
member the honorable chsiTman's speech
es al the last session and al This. against
! Mr.. Rires's proposition, of tenor similar
10 the present resolution and IN favor oi
the Sub.Treasury bill, may readily con-
ceive the general scope and bearing Of his
DOCUMENTARY speech. delivered TO the
Senate Yesterday. IL was MIR. Benton.
we believe. Who remarked. on a recent
occasion. tina, report ola committee wa'
only speech in a different fnfm. will
the advantage Of being spread upon The
records, and being printed at the PubI''
expense. -,
We could no, help thinking. Wills
|, Mr.. Wright was 50 grayely and eatnsstl,
citing reasans against the adoption Of lh'
only feasible measure Of relief TO the go
( yernmenl aud The country which has beef
5 offered to The Senate, that. al the yer.
moment in which he VAS thus unfortunate
IL employed. the Administration, ofwhicl
f, he is so jealous friend. hai reached Ih
p state Of absolute insolvency. and kneS
4 not whittier To turn to pay the humbies
. creditor of the Government. Such. d
f fact, is the desliiuiion 10 which tie Go
Il yernmen, has al last been reduced BY Nh
e Jacksonian experiments on the euFfenc
e and business ofihe country, that IL resen
o bles the condition OF one Of the unhapp
!. Thompsonian patients, when he has bee
= brough, to deaths door by the sllernaI
y administration Of steam and lObelia. al
j is on the point of giving up the ghcs
j. While The party are drawing up spec'ot
!, arguments in the Senate TO liIll the publ
}. under its suilyrngs, aud To show u
e wisdom Of The Administration. that a.
h minis'ration has reached point a, whlcI
y had tie Presidents recommendation
10 pass a corporation bankrupt law bee
carried inin effect by Congress. the e.
W ,efnment Of the UuiIed STATES would
If The first to require its benefit. Il II eou
re be brought as corporation within Il
N benefit ol il provisions.
,e The report II the Finance Commiit
q. so delighted The leaders Of the party
h, the Seaa,e--looklng al il, perhaps, as
d. God-send in Their eXtremIty--that n
:. member proposed the printing al ihlr
he thousand ex,racnpies al it; another 81
h, he should like 10 see half million ropi
- printed. but con,cn,ed himself with now
ds for $4,000; and. finally. thirty Ihousa
a copies were actually ordered 10 be prlI
SC ed.