The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1840-12-17

ment cling Of The rate oil 90 yards
each fr day. They attended three
l00mssach.
Fayetteville Observer.
From The Raleigh Register.
H)N. WIN. "A. GRAHAM.
la following 10 an extract Of q
Lelte, writtrn by q gentleman Of high
standing and character and disiin-
guishd ability, and an inti~aie az
qasin ancc of Mr.. Graham, 70 q
msmbr Of the Legislature dated the
a9'h o. November. 1910. in answer 10
one srpancing the election OF Mr..
Graham 10 The Senate Of the United
States
"lRjoice that our State Is At length
represented by men who will DO her
Justice The calm dignity Of Mr..
Grshnn's character, his firm and un.
ll;achiig integrity, and his cool, ac-
curaie and judicious intellect. will
place bin high, think, In the Coun
ellis Of the Nation. r.. .:s- $3.50
ave do not present him 10 the
UHitcd States as q rival for Henry
Clay ia eioquence, 10 Daniel Webster
In vss'ness Of intelicet--or to Prem
liss IN sparkling wit-but with pride
and confidence, We present him, as
pure 10 morals, sage 10 council,
prompt in action, and determind in
purpose-asa man, every inch OF him
4 man--and q gentleman" ~
Georgia Lsgislaiurs.--7Re Bank and
Tariff. -.
ms lUnUsIng NesoIuu0ns uecIarng
the unconsiiiu,ionaIi,y Of National
Bank and TaIiff of Protection passed
the Senate Of t0orgis: 49,. 1913.
Whereas, In Government, like ours,
based upon the will Of the people, rest
ing upon their love, and supported BY .
deep and patriotic devotion to libety and
equal rights, a frequent recurrence TO
FIRST principles cannot but be useful, and
tend greatly amid The shocks Of contend
ing parties 10 preserve our Constitution
in their purity and strength.
And where's. Reesni indications war
rant q reasonable apprehension tina. &C.
live exertions are now making in various
parts OF The United States to take up them.
selves the exercise Of powers in violation
Of the Constitution:
Therefore, Resolved, by the Senate
and House Of Representatives Of the State
Of Georgia, in General Assembly met,
Ths, the Government Of The United States
is one of delegated and limited powers,
aud cannot without usurpasion exercise
any power not expressly granted BY the
| Constitution, or which is necessary as Q
means to carry into effect power grant
ed by that instrument, tina. is 10 say. as
means without which delegated power
would be nugstory.
2. RESOLVED, That the State Govern
meni deriving its powers directly from
the people. may cous,ilu,ionally do any
thing for the benefit and interest Of the
people. which is not prohibited by The
Constitution OF The state or Of The United
States.
3. ResolUed, That the power to char
ter bank or any other Cooperation is no.
| granted to Congress by the Constitution,
and 10 not necessary to carry into effec.
any power granted by that instrument.
4. Resolved, That the poSer to ion.
pose Tariff for The protection Of do
nes,ic manufactures, or 10 appropriate the
public revenue for internal Improvements
in the several states, is not granted TO
Congress by the Constitution, and is moi
necessary 10 carry into effec. any power
gvsnted BY that instrument.
S. Resolced. That the exercise Of any
such powers is fraugh. with NANTES, in
justice, injury, and ruin 10 the prosperity
OF the socihern states, and dangerous to
the con.inuance Of this Union.
T5othache.-rAt q meeting Of The
London Medical Society, DR.. Blake
stated that he was able to cure the
desperate causes Of tNoshache, (unies:
the disease was connected with rheu'
mstism.) by the application Of ID,
following remedy TO The d-csytt
tooth: Alan reduced 10 an impalpa
BILE powder, two drachms; nitru'
spirit ut Ether, seven drachms. Mi,
} aud apply to the TOOTH"
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