The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1840-09-10

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CT. n. Well. lheas ImPoIisd sfaakiss'
sneh q lea. eoifse. sugar. sisPaee. r Pfrh
siaesT. drugs snd medicines. dys sash.. |
sllks. Cue muslins. and indeed ~ klnas
of foreign Rood#, sosld remain n shsar
preseni prieesf
cspias. suppose lhsy weald.
Col. IN. Than how can the lsoofsf 60
Joy The eonfou u : cup d eaass o. iea.
o. Use sugar in his lamllyi Can be ~.
ford 70 labor day fos pound snd . hall
of eolrss o. sagsr. and three days inr :
posnd oflsa. and indulge 10 siahsri And
can The farmer aGard 10 buy ala dress
Tor his ~ifs o. daughlsr when he nasl
give four or Ese bushels al whssi and
may Be more per gard for III No. None
buI the rich would be able % enjoy these
eonforlsi ths poor would have % live
and dresa - The psassniEs 70 Russia.
Turkey. Egypt. and other hard money
countries do. and be treated 80 he kas-
sian ssrfs are by lhsir masters.
And This 10 The system proposed BY
men protesting 10 be democrats and
friends Of The peopls! DsPend upon Z.
Mr.. Capiss. mis- CRY Of bard money
10 nothing more than honey which con.
essls poisonous srug--a drug ihssxIil
render The people, if they swalIaw y.
pos erless in The hands Of their dishonest
and designing ralsrs. Lei ihem beware
Of IL.
rss ssaditisa u tAs people In hard mshsy ssaa.
Look al The condition Of Inc grea, mass
Of The people in hard money countries.
do The poor there ever rise 10 wealth and
dis,inclioni Rarely indeed. DO they an
1 Joy The comforts and Injuries that are
within The reach Of sll herei Do they
live in comfortable dwellings. wear good
clothing. have meat upon their tables sss-
~ day and three iimes day. il they
ehoosei No. They live in novels, wear
| the eosrsesl stuff; have wooden shoes
or none 81 sll. and ihink i luxury 10
get nest enough to make soup Of once .
month, and 80 Cor allowing flour bread %
pas. their lips, that's thing they nsseE
dreams Of.
Capias. II 10 strange | never thought
Of This before!
| Col. n. Can people thus oppressed
and borne down by The hard money and
no credit system edoca,e their children,
or expect 10 place them in condition IN
life above their own! No: they musl
keep them forever u ~ork;-they mus
labor. labor. labor; because they would
toll for . mere pissance. Their eondi.
lion would bind them. % with heavy
and Calling chain. down 10 the ssrsh,
where they mus, dig and delye foreseL
Office ks!dsrs siu mol rsdass iifir salaries.
1 Bul do the oITice.holiers and members
Of Congress who propose 10 give thi,
boon af hard money and low wages q
The people Of This heretofore favored coun
Try, intend To reduce their owa wages ant
salariesi oh no; moi they. Whstevel
reduction 10 proposed in the sllowsnce o.
The small animals. the LION will yielt
no part Of his share.
Mr.. cspias givss up ihs lard money aad isw Yea
Il gss ss,isfa.
/ capias. | give II up. Col. Richland.
am satisfied Of the inpolcy Of this sys
TEN though cant make up my mind :,
support The banks. they have brough. :
vast deal Of evil upon The country. ant
have favored few 10 the EXCLUSION o.
others. and deserve to BE- punished.
| Col. n. l will not deny this. sdmi
that gross errors have been committed BY
tie banks; that they have shown unjus
tifiable Partially; that they hsse ioanet
10 their directors TO enable them To shaw,
the mechanic, manufacturer, msfchsnt
or business man, when they ought I,
have discounted the very NOES that yer,
thus shaved. But these are eslls not ne
cessarlly inherent in the sysem; they
may and must DO corrected. The bank,
mus, be reformed. and | would rcfnra
then. 90 | would The Govnrnment. b,
turning out bad and corrupt men. and pu,
Ting 10 honest and correct.
Compare the prsssn. piih the former condition .
the county.
| But look AT the condItion Of the cnun
try when the war upon The currency CON
menced. and fur number of years pre-
vious; and then look =, its present cnndi
ton. and what il has been ever since ou
ears have hsen sicklel with the promise
Of "gold and silver" "Benson min
Drops" jackson yellow boys" me
tsllc currency" Of Treasury notes and il
redeemsble bank paper We how have
Experience 10 the beet teacher. and iba
psopls aill be prosperous. who prof, b,
her lessons. Only the foolish or over
wise refuse Ia heed her v"ice.
IL 10 lime o. speak cut.
Isrsak plain, Mr.Capias: but !, is hig
time TO speak out; and not only TO spsa
but 10 ae;. have been borne along vii
the party. and made 10 susisin things
could not but condemn for long time
but | have w,de mp my mind TO DO pa.
sise no longer. If the party have acse
with. will spsiaIn The interests Of country
and 90 back to The principles upon whieI
Gen. Jackson vas first elected. l will g
with them with oil my heart; but w,I