The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1841-09-30


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INA. nog " fsy iadisnaaioa- Saeh frel-
irgs sxIsard. tBs wrfe tOppsesFed N he
fornef oeessien. beessse q nss seen thai
cVngltss AS making great snd mighty
easu % rreaser fIem The blow wlsch
Ihsl Message iEfilsled--a blow ihe mare
se,esr. and lhe less 20 be fr,isIsd. be
cause innie,ed b lTisrd-by Lin. taa.
sho lad come iaio pnwrr with The rich
lrEars ofihelsmenied HarrisoL-nawsly.
:" 70 understand End carry ool the true
prisslples az The GavsInmenls" ri which
his measure s.s ale Leading one. Those
feelings uvllongsr Be suppressed. af:er
anoshsl exercise al The vslo Tnwer an
the prs..n' bill. Th0f ELL. IL upas lreLl
pn8srsf0Od. tras pIrpaed 10 pursuance
ofyorr sEggssfl0Rs. afftr fnn cORsnlia
lion rifh your CatiRei. and riih ether
gfailamfn; aud ia prOrisisns made 10
conform 10 your riers. aud with he m.
squIioral understanding Inst u wasld
aarrI yonr appreciation.
u wss brough, forward and passed BIZ
your friends in cangIe.s. f,T abe purpose
"l obslsIing all difficulties on your part.
hsllesi"g. As lLey did. from The masI un-
doubled sources. that lis Isasi.lons had
received your sanction. | esnHat. there
fare. Tor one moment. persuade myself
that any .crrdn oagh D. o. gwen o Tie
ruwor ii sernnd Veto.
Ii rarely happens. in The course Of
once public career. that an opportunity
rfvfs. which Enables man Ia distinguish
himself, and. Al the sane tine. % render
The mnsI inporlant srrvire 10 The country.
Whenever such an opportunity does pre-
sent itself. il he has The sagaeny 10 per
csive il. and The moral courage 10 embrsee
q. be can gain for himself the ensiable
tile II q public benefacIur. That [. youI
siiusunn al tbs present time. TIE great
and paramount Interests OF The rounisy
require some sort ola SsIIonsl Institution.
winch sh.ll furnish q uniform currency
and equsllze the exchanges. Without
these, &c eanRo, expeci that prosperity
in business " whirh The people are
en,i'lrd. aud Which you hare il ia your
Paset Ia promote by grsniing :" them
such an institution IS they have asked hy
their representatives.. Undrr lis auspices
the business Of the country would be-
once mare revived. aud our name would
be closely identified with al those great
Interests which IL is The parI Of an honnr-
able ambition tn encourage and sustain -
The wounds nllie,ed by The veto of The
iorurr bill wound be clcalrzed BY The
approval of this. The feeling. uf dis
appointment which now pervsde the
whole e"uniry would be turned into Joy,
and tha, JOY would he heightened by the
r. fiction, that neither pride u opinion
nor inconsiderale counsrls could long
prevail over the pa,rIniic impulses ii ole
determined TO do .,is daiy 10 his party as
veil IS 10 his Country. II will be no
ansSer To an uveranxions aud excited
people, To say thai hereafter something
may be done. They. will tell you that
" hereafter is yet TO cone, aud tina, they
require u mas; thar they hssc ivr series
81 years cOmhaued lie ve:o power and
Exscgiise dieIslion: that the resistance oi
ih. poSer is the very iounda,i"n on
~h'eh tie principles of she parry are
based. and thar they cannot any l.ag-r
family md quietly submit 10 see their
principles uampl.d under Ionihy any one.
and mare especially BY one elected By
themselves Ia cary out their great mes-
sures, Of sInch Ns'innai Bank was The
most pr"nInent and Important: Th.tihey
cannnl consent 10 lose, by an injurious
and pusrii.nimous acquirscrnce. that mnraI
I"rce which their resistance nI this power
has always gwen them, and without shirh
they eannoi. piesrrve even their own self
te.p'tI, much lrss The respect aud CON-
. iideuce III Iiie country.
In my former commune tim | ex.
! pressed an apprehension that rejrcIInr
! ul thai bill wnul iistraci an,l drs rn. ihs
! parry; have seen enough III public sen
! iment already To convince me Df HE er
ror Of that "plnion. am satisfied that
! REJECTION Of the presen. bill wilt n"I di.
tractor destroy ell The patty. A veto ma,
| be the means III throsing a small ant
insign ficanI fragment 81 Il into the illI'i
embraces Of the opposition; but that all
serve y give new life and rene srd ener
gy % The great pair oic mas. winch re
mans. They will see the no:ivrs whIrl
c"nt'ol such movemen'. and hey Vii
feel as freemen shnulJ feel When the lIu /
81 the sl.'ri"us sIrtry achlste ed under .h
g-l'aat HARRISON are thus Inglnr,ou.
~ ~rested Irun their gs,p. They wi
once lire buckle on their arm " IN pre-
| pare for an"ihrr conlesi--s contest. M
only Of principle. but Of feeling; snI. an
| n',ed by every motive that can r1use ih
/! ps'rio, 10 scnun. Il,ry wall again triumph
under auspices III, will render their &c
tory perBanen, anl omplele.
BIZ, will no, indulge the fear that sucl
contest wIll be necessary. will raih
er hope Ina, sou will ssize tina occasion
20 sustain the coniilencs of The pari,
which placed you where YOU are; an,
that you will. By the approval Of tins bill