The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1839-05-23


= Re macy is already IN his haads.
re % nai mean 10 insinBaie lIlal ue
"a, haze any such fears. We are ssss
m, ysn Barren Is mt The man Coz sueh
:, ,a.erprize. We 20 further. We have
- ,rasoa 10 believe he would 90 use Il,
~ could. II i enough however u
t,ow thsl II might BE- 40 uaed!
his = fearful and tremendous pow
., ,huI never ought 10 exist IN ; free
,sgn,ry, and which ne hope and lrusl,
rnb lie blessings Of GoJ. aud de hello
ia Pa,rioiie people, never viii exist in
,hss country.
THE RANKS.
Tie DaGlar says. he 10 far tie sub
ressury. - The means n dir0rciHy The
,,rsamsni from fhe banks. What does
mean. lie cannot mean that no bank
!. % BE- used By the government for The
pre.ileni. In his last annual message.
,l.ig!y tells Us that The garernseni ought
:, use tie banks when they nav be deem
ri usrful: and the Doelor is not The man
-, we suPpnse.i To fy in:o tie face Of
he President. snl resist his resammen-
..uan. What. then, does he mean
y .. he mean % strike out Of existence
he 500 banks 10 the country ! lie rsn.
re-, mean that, inr Congress has no pow.
70 TO destroy banks created by The states.
n Congress had The power. does the
y ,slH think IL would be wise In des-
nov. 1T Oare. al the banks |! We have.
hv es,imalinn, elk hundred millions ul
d,ll.rs in circulation; eighty millions in
gold aud silver. and five hundred and
iarnly millions in bank paper. Six
Lanifed mill ons Is = large sun; and,
,ei, money seems scarce enough. Does
the Daelor think he would make times
ffaier. by sinking out of existence i've
hundred snI twenty millions, and leave
IN the eouniry but eighty millions 10 an
sHer the purposes fnr which sir hundred
millions seem hardly enough I Does NOT
every ane see that one dollar. in that
case. must answer al the purposes iha,
sx dollars nov dol That II barrel nf
a,ur is Worth six dollars nor. by des.
woying five sixihs Of al the money in
tie roun,ry. the same llour mHst sell. if
sold al sll. for shnui one sixth Of the
former price Aud IL all The bank paper
,dssraysd, how will the people pay The
government nearly thirty millions year.
out If eighty millions. and have money
for other purp0sesl Can they pay the
taxes al all! Will IL not be requiring
bricks from the people "siIhoul straw
80 hari-heaTled Pharaoh, with Van Bu-
ten aud his parlizans. shall hiring this
people. by tie blessings Of God, to this
extremity.
Besides. how can The debts Of The eoun-
nv be paid. when IL shalt come 10 b. IS
hard 10 get one dollar. IS IL nov 10 IN get
Elk. Such measure would be Ear more
fatal than The coni,ra,ion Of Two Thirds
ri all the property Of the country. What
dacs tho Dneinr then mean lie sim.
ply means tn sir up an old prejudice Of
the people against banks, 10 deluds and
mislead them. wiIhou, any other ohlss,
than 10 ktsp hi, scat ia Congress! By
raising the cry Of mad dog" against the
banks. Thl. 10 what Se believe the Doe.
tot means; but his leader, who look liz.
lle deeper into matters. Than the Doctor.
mean to unite the purse and the sword,
aud 10 create power. influence. and pat.
roaage, that will make The executive in.
dependent or nearly 50, Of the people, and
to keep pouer Or 10 confer il, as may seem
nee, 10 our rulers. The banks are no
iavoTiles of ours; neither state nor Uni,
ted States banks. As TO tho latter. We
ATE decidedly opposed TO il noU, and
shall be al all times. unless the necessi-
~ Of il shall become 50 urgent. tia, all
nen Of all psrlie, shall unite in its favor.
The bank OF a party. we are sure, would
bring more evil than good. Yet. We be-
l'eve lha, banks rightly framed and judi
rlously managed, are capable of doing
much good 10 The country.
THE ATHERTON CAUCUS.
We understand the Doctor was in tina,
caucus. We scarcely know Of decent
terms strong enough 10 characterize the
conduct Of Southern representative who
goes into caucus with quasi abolilionisls.
the Dnncans and others Of the North. aud
East. upon the subject Of slavery in the
South; while the majority af The mem.
bors of his oica state. arc excluded. 10
70 into caucus with men who have no
common interest with Us, who are open
enemies Of the institution, denouncing II
as immoral. ,yrannicaI. and a crying sin
in the sight of God. while those from his
pwn state, representing a majority OF the
slave interest, are excluded as unworthy
10 he trusted in the delicate matter
The whole thing is SO prepos,erous,sc
indicative Of blind and infatuated party
zeal. that il should be visited no, only
with srorn for its weakness. but punish
men, Tor its wickedness.
We will not 60 into caucus on this
subject. We will no, stake this grea
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