The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1840-09-03

Who hare hard msnsy o. bshk nu,,,
had Whta he system 10 adabIsd -
b worth I've tines - much . o.
uers bstsfF,
Cspial. Eos thoss Who have bs.t
n0les. -.~.-
Co. n. Ysal bsesase thess ns,, 4.
psid. dollar ioF doalas. u lie kelas,
Again zen mssl admit lhai shoss 49,
have heir properly II bonds saa 49,.
gagss. grnsnd rsnas. notes. heok dsb..
6e.. whra he system goes into opss.,ios
all also b worth I've times ~ mu,h !.
shey weFs before. snd ahoss who -.
lhsss debts wili hare . ply hin q,
simss - much in salas as lhry erased =
psv. Nov hose Sho hsss monev
bonds. mortgages. &r.. TIA poor a. II.
he riehf and which u these hsse Il r,v
ID o currency 80 much more salusblsi
The answer % those questions silI Il.
iermine q once. shat class wilI Be bsns.
nefued by The sdoplion d he syslsm.
Capis. Bot n would not Be- adsp.ea
III d once. II would a into operssioa
gradually. and Thing would seeonmodal,
themselves 10 ii.
Col. n. Whether adopted a once q,
gradually. The elect would be The sans
in The end: The poor would begin 10 10
dorm The ladder and the rich 70 Up, AMI
lhey would 10th eoniinue 70 no % m
one soi 10 The bottom. and the olher 10
lhs Top. LEI me give another illuslra-
lion Of The operation Of this sysen. 4
will put you case that you can under.
stand. because II concerns yourself. You
have farm for which Jon agreed 10 give
$4,000. on which you paid BIS. 900,
and gave . mortgage for 5000. You
have also house and iol which cost YOU
$4,000. Nov. IN case Jour hard money
system goes inio operation, your farm
would be reduced 10 value 70 $4,000 and
your house and loi 70 $1,000. Ii nigh.
moi Be convenient for you 10 pay or Inc
mortgage, and the farm ~oald have 70 hs
cold. II brought he full value, $4,000,
you would ssill owe $1,000. which you
must raise by the sale 81 your house and
los-so that both your farm and house.
and lot would have 10 q 70 pay The
$4,000 remaining due on ihe farm, and
you would have nothing iel,.
Dir. Capias, begins 70 think.
Capias. | must confess. Col. Rich.
land. l never looked ~ The subject in this
light before. | must think Of ID.
Col. n. Yes, do think oil IL. Mr.. c..
piss. IL 10 what very lev do. 1.-The PEG.
pie would but THINK. il would be inf.
niiely better for shrm. am glad 70 hear
you say you will think Of il. Bu, since
you are in thinking mood. ! will give
you more 10 think Of. ..s.
CGpias. | am willing 10 hear all, for |
see you have shough, much more on The
subject Than | have.
Col. n. But suppose you think Of
shat | have already ss,,l, ill iomouow.
when We will. II il sui.s you. look lii.
lie further into The operation Of his hard
money system.
capios. Agreed. 90 sdieu dill shsu.
Hhaf rould they hare!-Mr. Van
Buren's followers, defenders he has
mons, are making themselves miserable
On paper, becsuss, - lhss alleged. Gen.
Hsrtisoa's opinions upon The |. exciting
political questions OF The day." cannot
be sscertained. How do these anxious
seekers after information expect 10 gain
The knowledge they profess 10 stand 90
much in need of They have been 70.
fsrrsd. 40 Gen. Jackson referred thoss
who sough. acquaintance with hs opin.
ions. 10 The speeches and documents that
con,sin them. Abstracts OF ihose cpin-
ions. are slmos, daily made by Gen. Hsr.
rison's friends. and published in the
newspapers friendly 10 his election. Blu.
sill his enemies claim that they are not
enlightened.
The documents to which you refer,
exelaims that "hones, lsgo" Of .he edi.
iorisl corps. Amos Kendall. are "subjecs
10 - msny constructions and misconsIrue-
tons as The Christian Bible" The friends
OF Gen. Harrison commended wi,h truth
and proprie,y tina, his opinions have been
expressed with clearness and sincerity
but they have never claimed for his
speeches and letters the merit Of inspifs.
ton. When we find our sdvsrssries con.
ceding that they are - perspieuous IS
the "Chris.isn Bibie." we have ln,ls
doubt ihs. The People will DO able 10 un-
Ierslsnd them.
1.-THE excitement Of composition" has
unwillingly led The ex. Postmaster Gen
eral into confession that betrsys the Ut.
ter hollowness and Hypocrisy Of the fed
.eral prin,s in their clsmor abou. General
Hafrison's pretended conceslmen, Of bis
principles. What would they have! II
the beautiful simplicity oil the Scriptures
the clear and unsrring certainty Of the
rules and requirements which they con.
.ain--lhe doctrines OF morality which
they incuica,e, and the encouragement
and promises which they fnrnish-arc
uninielligible IN the leader of The AID.
mln'ssrstion forces; If skep,icism and e.