The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1840-03-26

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lsiPlrs Of constitutional inlerrretstioa
tom The eelsbraied resolutions ,nf ,he
fHgsais l.resl-sure 81 '9s and '0e'.-
thai ~. sh-rsinre. :. denies is sh- sea~-
raj goseInmeht The exercise Of snv pa..
rI but ahss j. expressly given 10 !, bv
The c"nsiiin'ina, or shat is ess.nuaifr
necessary o. eafty The powers -erptes,Iv
given inia effect -sist :. he b-l;x,r. Az.
elarifr Fiten q HE h~nk e The Uai.ed
States sss ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, :. M
bsi.eses IN ihe tendency o.. large psbI,e
tirbl 90 sap The ionad.slsn ef<sLr ean,,i-
tulian. by creating mnnsyed sris,eer..
icy. whose views and iniertsls mastLe n
direct hostility 20 shase OF The msss<f
the people. and that hei therefore. :. IN
favor of every practicable relrenchmsn,
IN The expenditures Of Tie fopernmenf"
that = he believes IN The right Of tbs
people 20 in>irncr their representatives.,
-sbrn sler,ed"-and. finally. that he hs-
llesrs :. upon The preservation az The uni
on Of The siates depends the yxistence nf
our civil aud religions Liberties ihe
,rus cement Of this Unlunps he hro,hesly
iase and regard ahirh the cilizrns al the
seyrrsl states possess Cor each oil.er-
and thai, As the uaion was effected only
BY spiril Of muasl c0neessinn and for
bearaaee. 50 only ean Il be preserv-d.''
A political creed none truly republicans
and patriotic Than THE, think yos will
agrec with me. has never been submitIsd.
% The American peoplr; aud as IL Was
delivered 90 The world when the expert.
ence and reflection nf q life thea bus lll-
lie SHIRT 81 iii,y years had impressed their
seal upon hIs opinions. i, most, in cam
dour, he presumed 10 form the bssis OF
his public policy and conduct.
But. il is saul ,ha, Gen. Harrison has
voted Tor pralrcnve tariff. Tor internal
improvements By the general government,
and Is IN favour Of a n.iional bank. In
veg I'd To this las, allega,ian. shink / shall
be able 10 show you presently that il IL
wholly grainiinus. Aslo ,he Others. what
more has Gen. Harr,soa sions shan Mr.
Van Burenl NJ. Van Buren, voted Zoe
the worst o. I'll Abe tariff. The tariff Of
1928. com bonly called the bill 90 sbani-
nauons. VERY eross injustice has been
done Gen. Harrison. by psrveri,ng .
. passage in az address delisered by him
10 an agricultural society in Ohio in 1881,
so as 10 make the impression that he
would no, be willing TO relax or abandon
! The sanf policy /" ull under il. opera,lon
!, the grass was found tn grow in the streets
& fof vorrsfx suu -,sf-ri~-.-s..sss--l
4 Is. tina, I,s expression was quoted by
. Gen. HARRISON from an agricultural adj
:. dress Of M. james NJ. Glrnel, Of our
= own state. Vim had argued lha, such YES
70 The ,clual rilrc, oi the tariff on the south,
d and Geo. Harrison. responding 20 the
"a argument. declared If such were really
a lis elect. then ..he would Instantly give
q his soice Tor It's modification or entire
al repeal T" The sentiments oi Gen. II.fri-
lie son are known 10 be those OF dIsun guished
ID llbersliiy on this suhjec,; for ia his Che.
q yIot speech he declares. wnh as much
business Of thought IS elegance Of expires
Il sion. 81 even IN eases where the injurious
# operation 81 measure of The general
y government Is confined TO lew. and il
: - beneficial 10 . l-rge majority Of the
e states, IL would be evidence III as little
y foresight. as &c moral recti,ude i'm The
latter 70 eoanienance the lnjury." On
, the subject oflnicrDsl improvements. &c
neral Harrison. apprehend. never gave
. $50 strong vote il sffismallon of The
{ power OF the general government. as Mr..
. Van Buren's vote Tor the sreclion o. toll
, gates on the Cumberland road, ACCORDING
40 his own. sdmission. was; and If YOU
look into the recent repori Of the Secretary
OF War, ynu will find that that officer, 40
the organ Of the administration 10 the
branch Of the public policy, distnc,ly
= asserts the constitutional power of in-
ternsl improvements IN the federal govern.
meal. " m regard 10 such works as are
Of general nuhty." While his statements
aud remarks show thai appropriations Cor
works even OF ! different character, have
received ihe official approval and signa.
ture Of the President. Gen. Harrison in
/, his letter TO Sherroi Williams. eco. de.
clsres his opinion that . no money should
be taken from the Treasury Of the Uni,ed
States 10 be expended on internal I'm prove.
men,s. hut Tor those which are strictly
nstionsl. aud incuIcaics with great force.
The prnprety Of !. frbearance and con.
cihationi in regard TO power. the exercise
~ shich. had produced. and would, doubt.
less. con,iane 10 produce, iealoas.ss and
lissen,ion. !"
Lei rs nov see what Foundation Tiers
i Tor the assertion thai Gen. HARRISON 10
IN favar of a Nslional Bank. We have
already seen that, IN bis address 10 The
voters oi The CincInna,i districi in 1929,
he expressly declared that ..he believed
the charter gwen 10 the Bank of the
Uaited States was unconstitutional" La
hls letter 10 Mr.. Sherfni Williams, in
snswer 10 the query. /" whether. if elected
President. he would sign . bill with
proper notifications and restriciians, tor
char,er,ng Bank of the Un,ed States"
he replies IN the following very specific
and guarded terms--"l would. if il wsrs
clearly asceetained tina, the pubic interests