The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1839-03-21


suryl fear. sir. that IL ihis profess sze-
eesds. that in sllempsing 20 make he Co
yeramenl independent 0f the banks, roe
will make Il independent of he people.
In the arrangement Of fiscal system, it
% the peoples Interest that requires yosr
special consideration; whereas the maize
object Of this sub-treasury seems % h. d
provide Tor Ih0se who sdmInister the GO
seramenL Why, the governnent doss
nni so mach require your fostering aid;
% e The natural tendency ii power 10
take care Of iiself: II needs the curb "a.
Iher Than the spur. aud despite ell the re-
s,rlelions thai may be thrown sroQnd IL,
Is continually graspiBg Cor more sushofi.
~, that u may transfer Il :. from the ms
ny 10 The few" II. then, 10 10 The isa.
deney III governments 90 take care Of 10
self. there is the greater necessity for
unising lis desunies silh those Of The pso-
pie, 50 that, in presiding for and promoi-
ing is own interests. you necessarily
compel it al The same lime 10 take care
81 the people. And BY compelling ID On
use the same medium Of payment a hat
used by The people, you induce Il % lend
aid and protection 20 the state inslitulions;
for then IL cannot throw diseredis upon
them. without al The same lime affecting
its own interests.
did intend. sir. 10 have attempted %
show that the object vas, AMI the insxi-
table result Of this system, il carried inss
operation. would be, great govsrnmssi
bank. under The management aud coasrol
OF the Executive, possessing all The esils.
and none of the advantages. ofa bank d.
ly established by lag. did also inisad
TO have stated the reasons which have
brought me 10 the conclusion, that q vsll-
D regulated Bank Of the United Siatas 10
: The best remedy which can be applied fos
. the distempered state OF the times. sad
: the bes, agent which The government eas
= employ in The management Of i've ssesl
= concerns. But having trespassed 90 lsse
y upon the time Of the COMMITTEES. | will
i hasten 10 a conclusion, afier stating ny
= (" last though no, least" objeclioa 70 Ibis
y new tangled scheme.
!, Ii is the project. and q fsvoriis project.
o Of this administration. Yes, Startling
. and nnsound as the reason may seen 70
J. some. ! repeat. | am opposed % il. BE-.
. cause il 10 another project OF ihs Same
D men who have proven themselves 90 NJ
e terly ignorant Of all financial kaovleage.
G so entirely incapable Of conducting The
n deslinir- OF this government. and whs.
e by their corruption and mismsnage
% have shown themselves so entirely nm
st worthy the confidence Of free people.
+ | have for a long time believed, siassre-
5. ly and honestly believed, ihai lhe srss
IN great duty which every patriot owed 10
le his coua,ry. was 10 assist in pulling dows
N the strong holds OF this administration.
et believe il the duty OF statesman 10 visw
10 every greatquestion Of national policy,
c. which is presented before him. ia all lie
e besrings-noi only in relation to i.s in.
u. mediate objects and direc. results. bai 10
ne its more remote consequences also, and
he the influence !, is likely 10 have upon sf.
NJ Ter times. II 1 sustain this measure. il
NJ must be with hope Of, and with sisw
y to, its success. And IL il succeed. vhsl
is the consequence Why. I aid in O..
y Publishing this dynasty in power. and il
i. perpe,us,ing upon my country this sceae
e. Of corruption aud misrule, which hss -
y! long prevailed. Sir. cannot, I ca7saol
ge do it. II is well known to all. that upoa
er the issue Of this question The adminissra.
~ ton must stand or fs!l; and the peals 81
& victory which have for several months
e. been ringing from the mountains 10 ths
d. Atlantic. and from the Gulf Of Mexico a
IN the lakes. give US good reason TO hops
b. that The day Of our deiiverauce is draw.
Of ing near. Even admitting this measure
}" to be harmless, still believe il. better shs,
re the country should bear "yet 4 lisile
O. longer" the commercial embarrassnenl
s. which prevails. than that we should have
$: en,ailed upon Us this corrupt dynssty,
p which has heretofore. notwi,hsiandinr
re all our manly struggles 70. &c, rid Of Il,
'e stuck to us like the shirt Of Nessus. And
ID shall |, who have so long denounced
e, their enormities and exclaimed svains
e their misdeeds. shall Tcome forward and
IN contribute my humble aid % sustain sheu
D. in power! Never. never. while I rscol.
5. lect the ruin. the misery. the degradation
=, they have inflicted upon my country.
3. Icsnnot forgive them Tor their eoadue,
b. during the period Of the proclamation and
III force bill. in which they MOI only preach.
Y. ed csu'lade against The interests Of IN,
o. south. but led on by the high toned nd
'e voea'es OF consolidation. they inflicted
T. wound upon The rights Of the states fron
.. which they have never yetrecoversd. /
" cannot forgive them Cor their was.elu
y extravagance eth The public money. !
y. sppropria.ing millions Cor the improve
"a ment OF remote and unimpormns seeliou
IL merely 10 purchase political strength
nm and in having hoi.lar. ~ g..