The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1840-10-15

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elauss.l Sc. Ma9ison signed The Ia
creating q National Bank. beeaase }
shoaEhi Ihsi he rssenaes % he eosnil
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bess advantage wishssl The is'srPssiiia'
af such Al sslabhshmsni. ] SAID % NJ
Iesler 20 shesrod Villas, tha', u va'
pisia Ghss ahs revenues az The Uniaf
easIS osIy Be collected and dlsssrsee %
shs moss eaeelasl way BY means Of
Bank. sad Il I vas clearly Of opinion
ahas he mss0riiy az the people q me
Unised Stases desired such an institution,
sAsa, and then only. wouid ! sign bsll
gong 10 charter Bank. lShoots Of ap'
plause.l 4 have neEer regarded The Of
zee olEhief Msgislrass - comforting mp
oa The iaeunbeni The poser 81 mastery
over die popular viii. bat % granting
him Ihe poser 10 execute the properly
expressed wilI Of The people, and not "a
resist IL With nv molher's milk did
suck 10 the principles On which the De-
CHARLTON Of Independence Was founded.
lcheefingl That declaration eonpsaiR-
ed shai The King would aoa lee The peo-
Ezs mske snch laws 20 ihey wished.
Shall President or an excessive officer
undertake. q Lhis late lme Of day. 60
coalssl lhe people in the exercise Of their
supreme viIli No. The people are the
best guardian OF their own rights. Zap
plause,l and &c is The duty Of their exec
piiss 90 abstain from interfering in or
ih~srling The sacred exercise Of he law
making functions Of iher government.
Ia this view Of the matter. | defend
NJ having signed well known bill
ahich passed The Legislature while | was
Governor of Indiana. Ii Is true. nv op-
ponenis have attempted 20 cast odiuiD
ppar ne for having done 40. bur. while
they are engaged 10 such an eEori, hey
impugn The honor and honesty Of The in
mates sf The log Csbins. vino demand
ed The passage and signature Of thai bill.
fte men who now dare 90 srrsign the
People IL Indiana for having exercised
iheir rights - they pleased. were in their
nurses arms when that bill passed The
Legisl .ture. What do they know OF The
pioneers Of that vast wildernessi I tell
thep that. in The Legislature which pass
ed me bill exciting so much their horror.
there were men as pure 10 heart. and as
distinguished for their common sense
and high integrity. ss sny who SET them
selves Up for models 10 these days. i'm
mense cheering. glory in carrying |
oul their views, for in doing so I sub
mired to the lsw-making power. 10 A.
eordance with The Declaration Of Inde.
pendence; I did not prevent The People
Iron making what laws they pleased |!
fCheeting.
u The Ausesn stable is 10 be cleans
ed. IL will be necessary 10 90 back N the
principles af Jefferson. LCheers. Ii
has been said by the Henrys. the Madi-
sons. the Grsysops. and Others. thai oEe
Of the great dangers 10 our Government
10, The powers vested in fbe General Gov
rrnmeni would over shadnv the govern
men, Of The states. There 10 truth IN this,
and long since and often have I express.
I'd the opinion that The interference Of
The General Government with the cleo
- franchise In ihe staies would be the
81 for the downfall Of liberty. That
renee has taken place, and while
- <por,hs Of prolessed democrats ap
peziio Jefferson. and declare they are
governed BY his principles. they are urg-
ing st The same time LOO. 900 ofice-hol-
ders 10 NEEDLE in The state elections! And
il The rude hands Of power be no, remov-
ed from the elective franchise, there will
soon be an end 10 the Goyernmeni OF The |
Union. Cries Of assent. lis a truth Z
in govefnmens ethics. thai when larger |
poser Comes in contact with a smaller {
poser, ihe ialer is speedily destroyed or |
swallowed mp by the former. So in re-
gard IN the Genersl Government and de
slate Governments. SHOULD | ever be
placed in The Chief Magistrates seal. 1
sllI carry out the principles Of Jefferson,
aDd neser PERM, The interference Of OF.
iice holders in the elections. Immense
Applause ] wlil do mnss. While / ;
will forbid their interference 10 elections.
Gill never 10 auglt to prevent their GO
ing quietly 10 the polls and voting, even
gainst me OF my measures. No Ame-
-ican citizen should be deprived Of his
'ower Of voting as be plesses,
have detained you. feIiow.eiiizens. ,
longer Than | intended, but you now see, !
that am MOI The oil man in cruiches. q
not tbs imbeciie. shey sag | sm-not the :
prey 10 disease-(s voice cried here-nor 9
he bear 10 cage nor The Gagged animal .
hey willingly describe me TO be. (Greal :
aughier and cheering.) |,
But before | conclude, there are two 9
BE- three olher topics must touch upon. .
Tue SigeGee Of party spirit. as Of isIe &
exhibited. is serious mischief TO the po- I
I,scal welfare Of the County. Party Z
feeling is necessary in certain degree i
10 the health and stability Of republic, |
but when pushed 10 ioo great an extent.
!. - dsirinen,sl 10 ,hs body polite, il is
Lie rock upon shich many q republic \
a. been Dashed 10 niaees An ali G.rn.r