The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1838-04-20

lnEds--s MEANS. i pTaelirsLle A n
ne present STATE Il shings. liaLlt !. ,
objection II bring far less sets. G.;
cal and sSieieai han he Pressbl.a
Herr Is = strong dennheialian a a.
very sysism he l. nou tniegiziny !. !
skies. Here he drpErrslrs ) di.so,,..
ION with al hanks a. > mnsl Ii,.,..
measure; and. - Ihr strongest srr.,,.
sssinsl il. saws Issl i NIL ntrss.,,s-
led - The sniiquaird pallry II H. 50.
hnx. Yet. non. the Srnpiar ,hi,ts :
siTnng bax system The Aisrsl Ar,
earth. As 10 tie arqaiesrsnrr II l,st
nuTable SenainE IL measures dstr,i =
him unconstitutional, ohly rte.s, A.
he snddeniy sinrprd SHAFT in his arr;
essence. lie MS. In 1916. ~ lhe l..
al tie Enanre COMMITTEE. in lie a.,
house. having been pui there b. M,
self. arguisscing al lie while N he ~,
irines II baLk, - prhrcily sound. -
reporting IL that eiFcci. he arouir,,rI
Er nearly twenty years. moi duh, ..
Gaping from him during The whole us.,
Tie year 1884 comes: he deposi.es =,
seized. The currency turned upside eonr
| and the Senator cane forward and ~
posed as remedy continuance Of A,
Bank of The uni,ed Stairs Cor Iu,l,,
yeafs-here arquisscing onee more; srl
as he tells us. in order 10 save he sop,.
try. But IL The salvation Of The earu,,v
would Justify his srquiescenre in Isls|
and 1894, | can only rrgre, Thar be N
not find IL in his heart 10 sequiesce oss,
more in what would have rsmedlsd !,
our esIls.
| IL regard IN The tariff Of 1915. has 4 i
Senator forgotten the dispute Al that Tin,
about the psnienlion Of The cotton masv.
faclurt! This very point Of hat disps.
vas. whether We have right 10 give Dr..
lection az not. lie admits lhe lru,h n
what | said. that tie constitutional quss
tim IS 10 The power Of the sosernatr
10 prnieel our own industry was never
raised before 1890 or 1899. ID vas 81,
first limited. then caniroyerled. and sno,
afer expanded into Modification. although
the Senator had supported The ian.I d
1916 On The very ground thai We k,l
power. do not now recollscI dislirr.
| Is his whole course in the legislature. Cd
he certainly inirnduesd The bonus bill b,
1916. and sustained IL in a speech or n,
subject Of internal Improvements. Shri
neitIrer expresses or implies a doubt d
the constitutional power. Bot uhy 81
spart bonus II the government had =,
power To make internal Improvement
II be wished internal impro,emrnis. b.,
cnnscieniiunsly believed them uncnn,.
iuiinnaL why dh lie not inirnducr 70.
snln,inn proposing 10 amend tie Conss
,uiinn, Yet he offered M such llir..
When lie prndated his splendid rtfoa
from the War DeparImrn'. what did b.
mean! Why did he inIalizc Us una
that bright aud Gorgeous picinte II "a
mails and ruads. and piers and harborr,
II i, was unconstitutional "a touch h.
plan with one of our Fingers! The 81.
na,or says in reply. that Ills report did
not brnarh The constitutional grcstior,
True. Bot uhyl II there any oIif,
cnnclusinn than that he did not en,tr.l {
himself any doubt ahouI II! What ,
INST extraordinary thing would il br,
sliouid the hrad Of department, in hii
official capacity. present report 10 both
houses nf Congress. proposing mos
slahnraie plan for The internal improve
meul II the wI,nle uninn. accompanied "
estimates aud statistical tables, when Ia
believed there was no power ia siIhsi
hnuse to adopt any part of u.
| IL combustion. repeat The assurance ID
my friend uhu sits near me. that bad
not the most remote intention Of casing
the smallest reilrruon on his state. ~
did |, 10 nv own opinlnn, say any IhHs
whieh could fairly be 81 interpreted.
Mr. CALHOUN aeain rnse. Ilo'r'
as he was. he would make brief reply
The Senator asks Why I made that re-
roi; tn Congress! was under an lT'
pcrative call from Congress. and could
nnt avoid making IL: and believe that de-
y Was inppsed npnn ne BY the Scaa'
from Ken,ueky.
VIZ. Clay said. M.
Mr.. Calhoun resumed: However ;'''
NAV be. the report wa- male during ne
session oi lsls-'ly. under a call Il tie
llmnse; aud il did noi Involve the constr
i iuliunal question.
AZ 20 The tariff ofefsl6, never dro''
ell TIA, Congress lave The pnUrr to IN.
pose protective iariIl lnr lhe purpo't q,
revenur; and beyond that The nr'll 81
1915 did not gnonr inch. The qne'I'"a
OF the cons,iiuiinnaliiy IL ale prefecture
tariff was never raised I'LL some tine al
forwards.
| As 10 what the Senator saws 81 ESfrO,
tive power. ! as much a. he. am oppose
10 lis augmentation. and | viii 90 a. i"
IN preventing iias any man IN this hao's'
| maintain thai The Executive and Jn"'
rial authorities should have no dlsrrrl'"'