The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1838-03-23

several states. lie dses n0l En,isi;.
demRaIiOR Of the past policy Of hiss.n..,..'
20 che FEDERAL G0FeEnmenl. 0f 60, I
had Just ceased 10 De The CHIEF, N, - =
lends Il 70 The states also. n Il shrv -.
incompetent 10 judge u he inss,,.,' -
their respective eisizens. IIe s,ls.
that the mischief springs lrOm n. -,
ers which tie mnneyed inlerea 49,.
from . paper euTreney. which sl.v.
able 70 control. aud the multitude y
poraiinns; and he stimulates lie 60.
20 becoms more xslrhhil 10 Their 60,
states 70 cheek this spirit of Inono,,a.
10 inyigoraie their foriilude. he RlI. +.
people thai il willrequire steady and -,
sesering exerlions on their pan. "a "a
themselves Ol The iniquilies and n;'
chiefs Of The paper system. and % chez
The spirit Of monopoly. They nus, -.
hope that lhe conflict viii be sho,, -.
nor The success easy. His humbl. u
lnIls have not been spared during II. Il
minislrslion, 10 resume the eonsll,u,;o,.,
rnrrehey Of gold and silver; and allhon.1
he has been able 10 do something iowa..
Tie aceomplishmenloflhsl object. eponsr
yel remains 10 require all The energy 80
perseverance, Of The people.
Such, Mr.. President. are the oroof,
and The argument on which | rsly q !.
,ahlish The second and third propa.l,ioa,
which have been considering. A..
they mol successfully maintained, In
possible that any Thing could Be rpOrs
conclusive on such subject
| ] passIo the consideration Of the fnvrIh
1 proposition.
4. That the present administrator, bv
Acknowledgements emsnsting from lfe
highest and most authentic source, l,,
succeeded 10 the principles. plans, and
policy, Of the preceding Administered
and stands solemuly pledged 10 eOnplse
and perfect them.
| The proofs on this subject are brief
but they are clear, direct, and plensry.
II j. impossible for any unbiased mind 10
doubt fnr q moment about them. You
sir. win be surprised. when shall arrsr
Ihrm before on. al iheirirresIslble force
The FIRST that shall offer is an exusc
from Mr.. Van Buren's Ieter &c aerer.
lance Of the nomination OF The Baltimore
convention. dated Mas 23d. 1885. n
the letter he says: al content myself on
this occasion, with saying that conslt.
er myself The honored iasirumeni, seles.
ted by the friends oi the prr.enl al.
minislraiion, 10 carry o,t It's principle,
and policy, aud that, as well from inch.
nation As IRON duty. shall. IL honOre!
with the chOicc of lie American people,
endesyor generally N follow in The foot.
steps Of President Jarksnn--happy Il
shall be able 10 perfect hs ,sOrk Which
he has so gloruUsly begun"
Mr.. Van Buren, announces that h.
was the honorcd instrument. selected BY
the friends Of the present administration,
10 carry out lis principles and policy.
The honOred instrument! That word,
according 10 the most approved dtfn
ton. means tool. lie was, thea, the hon.
ored iool--,o do ahat! to promote lhl
honor. and advance the welfare. Of ihs
people OF the United State. aud To adj
to the glory ii his country! No. noi
his country was not IN his thoughts. Par
~. party, Oiled the place in his bosom
which country should have occupied
He was the honOred tool 10 carry oui he
| principles and policy of General jack
sons administration; and, Il elected, hs
= shoulds as well from inclination a. lrOu
= duty, endeavor. generally. To tread 10 III
footsteps of General disadvantages /
he should BE- able 10 perfect the work
which he had so sloriously begun. d.
~ to whom! 10 the Country, 10 The whojt
people Of the United States! No susi
! thing; but duty to the friends Of The Itr
administrator; aud thai duty relHIr'a
= hun TO tread in The footsteps Of his IItu'
q lrious predecessor. and To perfect 'h'
. work which he had begun! Now, III
: Senate will bear IN mind thai the mos
b distinguished features Of General Jack
e sons administration related to the cor
= rency; tina, he had Denounced The bank
$ ing institutions Of the country; that h
!. had overlhruwn the Bank Of the unl'et
. States. tina, he had declared, when Via
l. object was accomplished, only one bal
II the work was completed; thai he Ihe'
q commenced war against the State bank
Il in order To finish the other hall; that b
e constantly persevercd in, and never ae''
doned, his lavori,e object Of great Go'
= eminent Treasury bank; and that he ''
:. tired from the office Of ChicI Magistr'tG
u pouring out, in his farewell address, AMI
u themas against paper money. ca;p"''
n tons, and the spirit Of monopoly. VIE
II all these things are recoIlecied. il is ID
+ possible no, to comprehend clearly VIII
IS Mr.. Van Buren, means BY carrying Of