The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1839-07-04

- -. 49, NA9W Isl Af 0le
81 - ne Poser 10 prevent the sdmissiSn
u Missouri into he Union. aaless 9Th
ProEisioa sbOlishing slavery ID he state.
Add shIle 10 The ssnsis Of nc uniied
Sales. Mr. Van Bsrsn EOlsd . relsin n
section in bill rslsling 20 Florida. . hieh
prohibited he migration hon he STATES.
and The settlement il Ihai territory, or
slaves. ualess lhtir Masters selslsd there
also.
%. I" lie is he advocate Of Total ss-
PsEsiiOn Of The money u The people from
The control Of banking institutions '-snd
putting Il Tor :. ssle-kseping" into The
hands 81 SaaHwOUi. Price. and other lee.
,reasures, b. which means only shout
ia Hlllllons " dollars have been Loaf ia
lwo yesrs!
4Ih. !. lie eonisnds that lheIe should
be nOmoTe money eOlleelsd from ths PeO-
pie Than Is requisite for Tie necessary sx-
pensrs 81 The 6oveFnmrnl;'' or in other
words. that The expenses 81 The Govern
msnI should equal Ihe amount Of money
collected ffam The people witness the
thirty millions VI collars appropriated last
year, and The lhirty-nlne millions this!
So muca for the devotion 10 Mr. Van
Buren,. But 10 constitute true Demo
erss there 10 another duty Of little Inferior
obligation; and That is "uneompromis-
ing hatred 10 Mr. Clsy-because, says
The STANDARD.
lat /" lie suslains The doctrines Of Fee
dsrslism. as advocated BY Hamilton and
Adams" Mr. Clay has maintained .
conspicuous position among the rrpubli-
can leaders for more than thirty years;
Il he has al any time maintlinsd helero-
genious doctrines, IL deyOlses upon The
Standard 10 show them. A lie Of virtue
is Of l,IIIs value, II il can be destroyed BY
the ipse dirii ol the Standard.
I'd. '.He is for lsiiludinous and dan.
gsrous construction Of the Constitution. !"
II the Standard is serious 10 making this
charge against Mr.. Clay. he will doubt
less be able 10 maintain IL by referring TO
some instance in which the Consli ulion
has been so construed by him; If not, we
shall feel ourselves al liberty To place il
among the thousand and one broad asser-
tons, for which the Standard would be
sOTely puzzled 10 finJ proof.
4lh. " lie is The father Of the falsely
styled American System aud in iasor
If a high and oppressive protective
larifI, a. any cost. however high. 10
the other great Interests Of the coun.
Try" We have before shown tia,
Mr.. Van Buren, voted for the TARIFF Of
1924 and 1928. the highest tariffs ever
levied in this country. Il is well known
lhs, Mr.. Clay is the "lalher" OF the CON-
promise act, by which the tariff will con-
Inue TO bs gradually reduced until 1912;
a period quite as long, Mr.. Clay has
since taken occasion TO say. as lbe friends
Of protective policy supposed it might
be necessary. This act was received
with high degree Of satisfaction By all
parties throughout the Union; and TO this
act Mr., Clay has expressed determine
lion strictly to adhere. Upon what. ,hen'
does The Standard found his assertion
lha, Mr.. Clay is in favor OF thigh and
oppressive" tariff
5,h. "lle is in favor Of fifty million
Bank. ard other chartered monopOlies,
with exclusive benefits al the expense ol
the community" Il is true that Mr.
Clay, at tho close of The session Of Con-
gress in 1888, submitted the plan Of a
National Bank, such as he thought would
be useful to the country; but Al The same
lime he distinctly stated that he should
{" regret TO see such Bank established,
unless il were clearly called for by pub,
lie opinion" lie believed that MAORI
" OF tho people Of the United States
we're in favor Of such an institution; bu'
as no conclusive evidence Of that fact ex'
! isted. he though. j. psoper to wall until
The will Of the people should be clearly
demonstrated. 10 their decision whate'
yer il nigh, be. he was disposed cheer
J fully to submit. How much more rePuo'
Ilcan in spiri. is this, Than Me. Van Blu
ren's incorporating hostility TO
| National Bank" in any shape. or undel
any circumstances. The phrase "o'l'e'
chartered moaopolies, with exclusive De-
; neIils at The expense Of the people, =
-. -, H., ths Standard nnly 10 swell