The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1841-10-07


% xhirh Il gives hissh. Wehsderpead-
ed 81 aar logic. exersed al our ability.
smpiayed al onr slnqssnee: b5t in spils
of ~ our utmost sHarss. The friends 81
year EKeelleney y he ssR.ls and Hoase
81 representatives, proved TOO strong for
.us. And we have now come most hear
uly n thank wear Errslleney thar yoa
have seeomplished fosus hat against your
friends . Sish ne. ~ilh Ger masl s.renuous
srer,ioas. wsrs unable % achieve"
Raars Of lsuehlrr.
hope The S.asiar sia view with in
diligence Ibis sfari 70 represent him. al
though am bnl 100 sensible how Ear il
falls short Of The merits II he originsl
Al az events he vii feel that there - not
greater error Ihaa wss committed by the
S.snagrsPhsr Of The lnuelIigenser The OH
sr Law. when he put into nv mouth .
part Of the bonorshle Senator'S Speech.
CLaugai,r. I hope ,hs.hcporable SENIORS
on the o,hsr side u The Chamber will par
don me Cor having conceived Il possible
ihat. amiast The popping Of chamr2gne,
,ihe In,nK'caiIaa Of their JOY. the exsiaey
ofiheir giori6cstioa, they might have been
the psrlies who created disturbance, of
which they never could have been guilty
had they waited for their . sOser second
ihOEgkis." Lsughler. loud and long. ]
Ihass M dOubt The very learned ex.Se-
scre!ary Of the Treasury. Who conducted
that department with such distinguished
ability. and such happy results 70 The
country. and Who naw has such . pro-
found sthorrnce af al The taxes on Tea
aPd coffee. though. in his own Official re-
POrIs. he 80 DISTINCTLY recommended them,
would, il sppoinled chairman Of The com.
mi,iee. have conducted The investigation
wilh that industry which 50 emrnentIy dis
singuishes him. and would have favored
The Senate with report. marked with al
his accustomed precision and sbiiily, and
With The nosrpsrfee, lucid elesrness. "a
laugh.
Thets is one remark II the Senator
from PeEnsylvania which demand some
nouee. Nv freud from Virginia (Mr.
Archer threw ont an innnaiion that
very possibly the Senator from Pennsyl
ysnia knew more OF The Sentiments and
purposes prevailing st the White House
than be did. Thai Senator, in reply. de-
MED that that was not the case - vet. bur
said that he hoped and expected il soon
might be so. Expected Expected
what! That President Of The United
States. elected BY the Wing parry 10
different station. and having arrived al the
Presidency under circumstances calculated
sesli ior,h his mos, profound gratitude.
should abapdan The p,rty which elevated
him; should cnmmil an act ROT less than
treason, and join thai party Of which the
Senator is distinguished member, but
% which The President has been dame
gieslly opposed. Could that be what
ihe Seuslor neanH If 10 was, then ] say
that the suggestion, The barr sopposi,ion
o: sich thing. 70 IN the highest degree
injurious 10 The President. | do not
pretend 10 know what may be his feel
tsss, bui sure | am that were in his si,u
alton. aud he possibility Of such an act
o. Eeschery were affirmed Of me, the
reproseh would GIL my heart to iIs in
most recessrs with horror sad losthing.
Ban the Sensior chose TO assign the rea-
son shy he hoped and expected this. u
vas thsi the P,esldrn, differed from his
parry on dnost everv one Of iis great sad
leading poiuts Of policy. Nov | intend
lor moment 10 institute . comparison
between The differences OF the President
from tie policy and principles Of The Lo.
cofOcc party and his alleged differences
from ilis policy and principles OF the !
Wbig.. And FIRST and foremost | will
place abe &C, OF expunging and mulilsling
The Official records Of this body. Did
the President agree wilh the Locofocos
10 regard 10 that &c !! Again. on the quss-
iiono execailye pnwer and the extent and
lneresse OF Executive patronage. does the
President agree wlih the Wings OF those
on he other side! For myself, I do
IN, k 'hs', in the impressive words Of
NJ. Donairs. =. the ppwsr OF the Extcu
tive has increased. 10 increasing. and
Ought To be diBinished.r And thea on
;he one term principle. shsi are the Pre-
sidenis npiaionsi D,ssf,ot III tie world
knnwg las he not put them in writing
and declared, over and over. that no Pre-
sidsnI ough, @ serve fr more than one
tefml las he NOT seea he effect Of The
opposite pricties in leading Chief Ma
gis raie so 10 use his power as to secure
bis re electioa 70 officei And then 10 re-
gard I, The sub-Pressury, wha, are the
sfesideaIs oplRlcns on lIlsi pointl Have
geailsBen on the other side made up
ihe'r oPiaions Il there 10 be an ac-
e'mn"dsI'nn On this peina DO. SIR.
me hope 81 Il is ssin. The soil Of Vr-
g'Ms '' too pure 10 produce traitors.
s.nsll, indeed. is The number of those
uho have proved false 10 their principIes
snd 10 their parry. knew ,he father off
The President. Judge Tyler. Of the Gene
ri Coori 10 Y,fgin,s. and purer p,rin, ,
Or nJre honest msn never breail,ed the ,
breath NJ l,fa. ~ad A - - - n |