The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1839-02-14

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..il ,hsl he Adminislraiian had n
$3.50 i,.ell ~ sheainE ,hai nlhers had
.s',rs coa6dsnes u ihls man = lhey
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ami 10 be dsr,drd: thai wss The
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,1.',u,.Irallnn asrr sxeuipalrd arno; snd
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J,m,,,,sl eamMilse- liIhe Admins
- uerr primo faeie seeaun'sblr. The
sIn,n,,,r .,iin aess pima facis criminal;
"a ,br po2asill.n lllal therefore they
~, q hare The sjHi,y IN such com.
-, Vas lie nnsl monsirnns, ihe most
.h.,,,i and rrrpnsieInus proposition lhaI
s,., uas put faraari. There vas .
.'',sius dr.il in Il ihal lefrd insullinRly
n. Ilsu.r. What. When q commit.
,..,. spooiniri 81 l,,ak lnta Tie misdoiHgs
Zine Administration. lhe Administration
90. entitled. ii course. 10 have msj"riiy
=. ,l,s snmmlliss! Nha ever heard al
.,rl an Ides, What would The honorable
,.,,.l, man frdn Maryland think Il. Ahsh
,t.I u.rs rhsrgsd with Ilirit. end .
,,,.,l,es wrIe proposed Ia examine the
,.eu.n.l.urss. the ll,iel should lnfn pund
md saw: =. ougl,I 10 have . m.juriiy an
IN. committee. because am prina fGcie
rh,rrrL suh tie lsss II The money, aud
Am Ihe party mat ,nIarrstetlF Mr.. u.
hli that tie sery reverse VAS true; that
ga. TIE very rrssnn he ought not u have
,he a .iHny. On ,hs Whole. he thought
,hsrr w.s bat ll,llr IN BE- haped from the
srp,,lni,nsni Il any committee; abnse all,
a rammm,er spl.alalsd by al AdminlsIra-
tuu SNEAKER. Such q committee never
~ould raasIeI the Administrator, under
any circumstances. You might as well
pnur water upon ihe great Drscfi. aud
hone ever ,n htal II again, a. bTng Tie
c!eares. snd the strongest rsldenrr before
.arh committee. Like Penslnpe. they
would untaFel more IN nne night than all
thar rhe House and the Sllnes,es could
re, lre and lesnfy IN = y holr day, az ~
nlny ds,s. Aud tie scrusrTs 81 lhr
Administration might Wait Tor years ~
VAN. Ike tie sultess IN Ithaca. Mr. y.
sad he va. glad in see tie gentleman from
MARY IAad eame forward lhe ehampInn o;
Mr. Woodbury.. There was al least
something bnld and manly ~ this. lie
lked g. see a; aud lie had NJ doubt the
ehi'alrnu. Marylan 'sr would rather take
rough bias from = baIlle.sxe, ~ open
fghi. Than be silrnily passed over without
nulcs OF regard. The gentleman from
Maryland. h"wsver. wss the only one
who had darrd 10 rise In 90 desperate .
cause. YET he should not slrieIly say
the only one. No. So hard was the
Administration pushed. that they we're
compelled 10 resort 10 The gentleman from
New Hampshire Mr.. cushman,l Who
had. on this occasion, tlrosn away The
stone aud the sllng al the Previous
QIesiinn. hitherto his only weapon, and
his sole dependence. aud put on the ar
mour 81 Saul. But The cumbrous srmor
seemed npl h. iil his slender limbs. With
pIous care he had taken the Secretary an
his shoulders. as erst,he pious Eness did.
in hrs arms, &" the old Anchises bear, !"
and had rssaysd 10 carry him "f safely
out Of that 1'rny inlo which the Creek
were bursting with FIRE aud sword. IL
was certainly pious aud praiseworIhy
sdurt. How far IL had succeeded Vas
another matter.
That there had bren corruption. gross
and foul. ffntn head 90 Iool, in this Govern.
msn,. the bloiehes and sores which were
daily breaking oul loo plainly eyinced:
they were but The outward aud visible
signs of secret disease that pervadrd It's
blood. and was working in lie very core.
When the gentleman from Maryland ex
pressed such exceeding delight aud adj
IMITATION al he concluding remarks AZ Mr.
P.'s freud from New York, (Mr. llod-
man. he seemed To think thai The invesli
Cation was directed wholly aud exclusive
ly sgsinst Swartwoui; and hence he gave
HIM such warm Recommendations Tor his
generosity Of feeling, aud the magnanirn-
ny with which he had extended = shield
over his fallen friend. But !, was no,
Swariwoui's case alnne, or chiefly, that
was To be reached BY The commrtee. Mr..
J.. tho lie had spoken. farmerpccasion.
to expose the cases of some al The many
deiaulIers under This Administration. had
no anImuslty against them personally.
No: he was afier higher game. Aud he
congratulated the gentleman from Mary
land aud his associates. that il the inves'
"galiaa va, honestly prosecuted, they
would have an iIlus,rIaus opportunity oil
displaying M, only their zeal aud deVo'
ton, bu, still more their skill anil address:
IN defending their masters. The Admin
i''rasIon said they we're ready to submit
to investigation. provided the commllIet
should be appointed "In the usual mode.
Tie again pr"irssed he had no confidence