The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1839-01-31


= million and hall Il dollsra Over this
The administration has made > sIssi sus-
Try, when lllese very banks sere srlerl-
ed BIZ themselves. in opposition ~ The
~srning al he ~hols people. fel shen
lhr sielsleslIoas Of their 0n-n agents ere
spuksn Of. they CRY ;. hushl hush! don'l
lei the people kno~ L." Frilaw eIsizsns.
4 - idle Ia rslruiaIe that Ihr peoples mo-
ney 10 sale in lle hands VI such men, nn-
dfI such policy.
Billy. IL ias tendency 10 enlarse ex-
eculire patronage. The President has
slreaay announced % the World tlssa ne
has canlrnl over The puhllc purs~. snd
necessarily over every officer ho h.s he
infringement 81 u. The sub-lressury hill
Inerrs,es the number of officers. The
Presidents piwsr OF remnval. Then. all
make I'll these officers subsrrsisni 70 him.
The great object of all free gnsernasnis
has bern 20 check the inllusnre aud pei
r"nsRe ef the executive department. BY
these M corEup,s all The avenues ri pos
~. influences The freedom al thought snd
SPEECH. AMI swsys every press xhlch can
be intlurtd, fnT sutiicleni Tsy. 10 brcnme
tie t,ni ui party. Give 10 tie presi-
dent the psITnn tgs Of ofiire. and there 10
40 amman f"Tce that can chr,k hrs stride
To absolute p"1er. n Is MT in huasn
nature o. rrsisI The Establishments al 81.
ire. Il Is like The apple 81 Paradise 10
nur frsi parents; and s,r"ng indeed must
hp thai siIIue ah,ch can resist u! DO
Republican should desire this patronage
increased. If he expects ever 10 see The
government brought back 10 it, orIgiHsl
simplicity and purify.
4ihly. The system Is foo ezpensire.
For nearly hall century The keeping and
disbursement Of the public revenue have
not been Of a fsr,hing's expense 10 the
/ government. Instead Of this. i, has aeiu.
ally paid bonus. or premium. Of 500,
900 dollars. for the care Of The public de-
pusilrs. Who can examine the sub srea-
sury bill without being struck with ssso-
nishmeni at the COST Splendid public
buildings are To be erected. Ii 10 veil
known that the government generally
erecls its buildings without regard 10 eco
nomv, and in the end they invariably cost
double what The people are Told they
ought. Our own state is striking in
stance OF This exiravagance. In addliios
To this, scitrs are 10 be purchased; ihss
the sales, the vaults, lhe iron chests, The
constant guard, the host of ofiicers--snd
the bp discretionary pay 10 be allosed
the inspecting agents and The clerks. lia-
bic tn be increased on public emergency
or as the revenue may happen 10 incresss.
All this cannot fsil TO make the expert
ment one of great risk and expense.
5thly. II tends 10 The consolidation Of
ihe government. Wherever the disburss-
menis of government are made. there all
power will ultimately tend: this policy
would make The head departments The
source of all power. BY giving them such
control aver the rurreucy as would ens-
BILE Them Ia make war on the state banks,
as state institutions. defeat their opers-
lions. bring them INTO dIsrepuie. and e.
nslly undermine them entirely. Are tlie
states prepared for ihis-,o see their own
institullons Overthrown, 10 make way for
a vast GOVERNMENT BANK, with unlimited
puwers' II So, then they may look ou,
/ for great consolidated governmentswsl-
lowing up The rights of the states. But
its tendency 10 commercial Capitalization
/ is yet more ,hresrening--par,iculsrly 20
the South. ln exposition Of this areu-
ment. need only quote The words Of .
distinguished statesman. nrepiy 10 Mr..
Calhoun he says:
III The gentleman fears Capitalization,
4 avn as,ouished that he does not see cen
iraIization in al lis ,errors in this very
proposition Of his own. PRAY sllou me
To ask, where will this government paper.
in the course Of is issues and circulation,
naturally centrel TO what points will d
lend! Certainly. mos, certainly. 60 she
greatest paints If collection and expendi-
ture: In the sety heart az the me,ropoli.
tan city, wherever that city may be.
This Is as'ineviiahle a. the tall &c waser
or the results Of attraction. 1.-two thirds
&c the duties be collected IN Neu York. /,
will f"llow, Of course. that two ihlrsls al
any government paper recrived Cor dasies
wIll be there received; aud il viii be
more valusble there than elsea here. The
value Of any such psper would eonsis, IN
its receisab,I,,y. and noth,ng else. /,
would always tend. therefore, dlrecsly ID
the spas where the creates, demand Should
exist Tor nfor lha, purpose. Is Il no, Oh
al this moment with The outstanding tres.
ssry notes! Are they sbunslan. ia Geur
gIa. IN Mississippi. in Illinois, OF Ia New
Hampshire! No sooner issued than the,
commence their march toward he place
where they are most valued and most il
demand: ,ha. Is. 20 the place Of the great
est public receipt. u you wan, concen
Irs,lon, aud enough of i.--ii you desir.
IN dry nm The small straa,,, .>e ..~,,..,,.~-a