The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1840-03-19

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49, si,s value 10 ths products q
,.r;rul,sr,. and life and sninatoa 20
industry. n ere,sing and opening way
4 oro6sabIs markets. Be sbsndaned and
suffered 20 become "a heap oi sloass'
lie, lhs value q every DESCRIPTION o.
I,bour snd properly Be brought down 70
he standard Of IN exclusive hard money
euueney.-and The Imaginasioa nay con-
erisr. bul no pen can adequately portray,
N, s.aerSl srene oldesnlalion and dls'fess
which viii IaIlow. To my mind. me
mos. sppropnals type Of /, 10 presented
IN The rassees AZ Auila. 10 The 9Th cen.
mry, over the fses af The lsirrst poriian oi
Europe. II vas the boasi III hatcelsorai-
ed ehisflaia. i" that the grass never gre.
upaa any spot phere his horse hal lrod;
and n the destructive doctrines OF The
President shall be carried out. in The spirit
af his message. he. TOO. nay baasi ol
similar triumph over The prosperity. hap
pines,, and civilization Of his country.
Have ne not. ALREADY. had some lore
tasle OF the disastrous consequences.
which the propagation Of this spirit and
these docuinrs. 10 likely 10 produce. 20
The recent proceedings Of The Presidents
party in the Legislature NJ one 81 The mosl
powerful states Of the union-l allude 10
Pennsylvsnia. Under the insiigalion Of
The Presidents message. we have seen
his political friends there bringing in and
lriumphanllv carry ing through one branch
81 the Legislature. by dinI Of parry disei.
pline. Q oil for forcing . resumption Of
specie payments BY The banks within
fifteen days. which, il vas understood,
would have been promptly passed. under
the same influence. BY the other branch.
but fnr the patriotic Intervention OF The
Gnyrrnor. who. seeing the inevitable
distress and ruin which so precipilate a
measure mus, bring upon the community.
and that IL had already inflicted serious
blow on the credit Of the state herself,
BY rendering il impossible 20 meet the
payment of large amount of interest on
her public debt. on the day 10 frll due.
and thus exposed that great common
wealth 10 the injurious effects as well a.
moruieaiinn, Of a violaIion ri her solemn
engagements. came forward nobly, in The
face Of the party denuncialions which be
foresaw and declared would be vislie.i
upon him. and earnestly appealed 10 the
Legislature To pause, and re consider the
dangerous measure which was in pro
gress. Bni in Washington itself. under
the persona surveillance and direction Of
the movements of his party by The Presi.
dent. We have seen still more slsrmine
exb,biiinn of This reckless and uncansulu.
iional spirit of interference with The do
nestle concerns and credit Of The states.
On mntlon Of q member Of the Senate.
fresh. mi from the people, but from The
cabinei of the President, of which he was
bu, Few DAYS ago . member. we have
seen a committee raised, upon a feigned
llsspe Of assumptinn, (which no stale. a.
10 take coanizauCc &c ihs sahiae, IN sssili
debts. ceiling up the STATES IN SUCCESSION
10 The bar Of The Senate, passing in review
their peeunisry engagements and coidi-
u"n. and so glarinsly 10 al inlenis and
purposes. sitting a. commission Of bank.
ruptcy On The affairs Of the states, that
when their repor, came in. i, was ndig-
nantly sent back, 90 The commi,re by
winch il was prepared. with ih con-
currence of many Of their political fiends.
to have a portion Of i, suppressed and
expungrd.
When to these. and The other evidences
Of con,emplcous disregard for ,ls rights
and dignny Of the states, to vhlch |
have already referred. we add he bold
act Of parIy.power. BY which lie Presi-
dents friends IN the other Hnue Of Con-
gre.s did not hesitate 10 iIsfrnchise Q
sovereign stale Of the Union. o her con.
sti,uIinnsl right of Representative. in order
I" effect the eIeclion Of a party Speaker.
(in which object. however. ssif by the
retribnlive judgment Of Prositnce. they
we're at las, dlsspp"Insed) .bfranchise-
meDl which 10 this day is continued. and
may be indefinitely proloDged-we may
fnrm some idea oI The modesi as we'll as
Justice. with which the Presieni and his
party have presumed to appropriate 20
themselves the namstof Site Rights
Republicans. In nv humhl, judgment,
the presen, Chief Magistrate as departed
from every leading principle Of Rspub.
licanism. the profession Of which brought
him int" office; and for mysef. | cannot
conceive how any one who's truly q /
Republican and a Conservsuv-who. m
the administration Of the government, i.
the advocate Of a conservative . opposed
to destructive policy.-who n.he friend
81 state rights in opposition l, Federal
c"nsolIdannn,-who would msn,a,n Lee
gislaIive Independence aqsinst Executive
snpremacy.-sho would see lls govern.
ment ri tins grea, conlederacy administer. |
ed az high national trust andn0 as a |
party job.-who. IN short, love liberty |
more than power--can suppm his re-
election. Let Others decide az few NAV.