The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1840-12-03

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s,r,. Large ssas u msnsy are = ~
$50 rsish Ihey ~sre required 70 20
~ ~ s 80 s,osk and lend % indlsidn.
h, ,ad corporalions. These Iunas sss
d,,ly inerra.ing BY appropriations. lh'e''
=, ,,on Ia.ns, sndsbank disidends--.
rs. I,ws are slsslly detective. saa
.hasld y altered. Ifh were intended 70
,,,abli.h loan Office. The nfe'ssary pro.
,i,,oa, shoulI be made. and eoni'ssen'
officers sppainlrd wilh adequate s.l.Ile,'
-, !, err,.inly never could Be intend
"A a eoayen lhe Executive into . loan
ofsee. Occupying more q me ausn.on
ma responsibility ei The Governor man
m n. Other dulles combined. aud o.
,,r,iue him from he higher and mofe
enl,xsed trusts committed 20 his care.
/, . considered radically wrnng ~ ihe
slsls 10 sdopl any Lao By which 'na'si-
da.l, beeoa.e debtors - il. Nha'cssr
snare funds he state may have. should
be invested in stocks or devoted 10 me
Improvement Of the people and country.
n no other alteration 10 made. u would DC
a mslleI Of gres, relief 10 The Governor
Ior ! union of those Bosrds. Such an
alteration would cvrlail one hall OF his
services, reduce The number Of the mem
ber.. and save expense 10 The state
Loans should be forbidden, and snlhori-
" extended TO investments IN The stocks
az rail roads and thanksgiving comps-
mics. by purchase or by subscription. ..
lie Board may deem besl fof The inter
esi Of she state; and oil sales. IN ieiute.
Of property belonging 10 The slate 70 %
made for cash only. should the eonifs-
ry course be pursued. more money Will
Be los, than credit sales would seem
10 promise. and ynnr tables filed with
pelilions Cor indulgence which would be
exceedingly painful 10 refuse.
The standard weights. agreesbly 10 an
act Of your last session. have been con,
lracled for; and they are nesrly compiler.
sJ. and being delivered 70 The several
counties. No standard far measures has
Sc, been received from The Federal Gov
eminent.
The proceedings Of Georgil, South Ca.
rolina and ymginia, heresi.h Submitted
in Gle q, 10 your consideration, al the 70
ques, Of their respective Governors, re,
lalive 10 The demands Of Georgia and
Virginia. On The state Of Maine and New
York Cor the apprehension and delivery
of fusiuyes from justice. and their Iefus'
Al, present matter 10 The southern states
OF The most delicate and Impor,ani nature.
I, 10 believed. under an influence ol The
mos. pernicious kind, thai these states
have acted 10 bad faith 20 the com
pact which secures The right Of demand
and surrender Of lugilisss from one state
10 another. The causes assigned are con-
sidered unsatisfactory.
In connection with this SUBJECT. The for
nation Of military company Of negroes,
most. IL not ell, SUPPOSED 10 be fugl,ive
slaves. clothed in the British Uniform, sta
toned on The Canada froatier. aud per.
mitlsd 10 insult aud threaten the lives ol
Southern travellers. and the constant
practice Of our slaves deserving 10, and
finding protection with, vhe Northern and
Eastern States. increase greatly ths..,,ne.
cessiiy Of ac,ion on these subjects; in
which ell tie Southern and Western
states. 10 which such acts are IinjurinU.
and offensive. should &C, together. eoolly
and deliberately, but firmly. in the PRO.
lection aud maintenance Of their righIs.
Since The distribution of,hs arms. On
der the act 81 1867. to the several
counties which were then in the Arsen.
ais AT Fayetteville aud al Ibis place. The
quotas To which this state are enuIled
from the General Government have been
received q, Nawbern and Fsyellryille.
except several pieeee Of ordnance. the
carriages and sppendsges Of which were
burnt in the recent ERE al Wilmington.
while waiting re-shipmen, 10 Fsyeue.
vile. The law provides for Arsensls Al
Fayetteville and this place, but none .,
Newbe q point equally important and
necessary for depo. and keeper. The
cannon burnt ., Wilmington and Other
arms. occasionally require repair lor their
preservation and usefulness. bot there is
no lsw for such purpose. The Exeeu.
live is empowered 10 employ a guard al
the Arsenals whenever he shsuId deem Il
necessary This might be beIsr accom-.
pl,sbe,i by allowing uniform cnmpanies
some exemptions and privileges from
taxes. dc. Who would undertake The do.
~ IN such way as the Governor should
prescribe.s |, would accomplish the Jnu-
BILE purpose Of having lhose companies
Under better discipline. end ,hc arms an.
dec better protection, whicisaa are matters
oi no smsll moment Indeed, If die Ian
was 20 extend to The uaiferm cnmpa-
MES ,hroughou. the state, privileges and
immunites OF eyen,irlHing importance, il
would secure improved discipline IN The
militia. now TOO much neglected. When
ever The common schools get into opera.
ton. IL wonld ha .oa,l n,t,n. a., -, n.