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New-York tribune., 1841-09-17


In the House of Commons, LORD john Res
SELL made Il similar announcement, IN much
longer and elsqu,nt speecs. The following Is Its
mos; important passage
at has pleased the House Of Commons, by a
large majority. TO address her MAJESTY stating that
her Majesty ministers did ENJOY It's confidence
Sir. this decision lei, Us no other part TO peticrn
but TO resign the Offices we had the honor 20 mold
VIII no. nos advert 10 any thing likely 10 pro!ong
discussion on the pas; occurrences, further taan to
say. ,ha. IN all that we have done We acted from
our conviction of our dutY Sovereign and ouI
persuasion or the utility ard necessity OF the meas
nres which, we have thus propouuGed, Us wei! as
IRON, the feeling we entertained OF duty to the
peonle of these countries. These convictions and
nersrasinas have made it incumbent upon US -
continue the struggle for these measures up TO the
prcsen, moment Cloud cheers from the Liberal
berchcs) Sic. have oa former occasions JUSTIFIED
the course in which we acted, and shall be equal
IL ready. in any fuTe debate which may afford the
oppor,uaitv 70 rake the same course. II has been
our fa,e now 10 have held office for considerable
number oi wears sill not say that rs long a. We
coui, use the power - we believed ior tEe oeneri
Of The country, it was with reluctance we continued
In c!.:cc. But this, Sir will say, that the pos
session OF power in this country IS not attended
WIKI Satisfaction unless u give ministers me po"e-
10 Garry such measures Is they deem 10 be Of eS-
seniial importance TO the welfare OF The Crown and
the people, do 80; in saying this aliude 70 par
ucular measures Of minor importance, but 10 those
which they deem greater and tran>cendens con
sequence. With regard 10 such measures, Sir, we
commenced WIKI the Reform act OF Lord Grey and
we end with measures for the freedom of COM
uercc tChsers for sumo ,ime.) With large and
Important measures we commenced our course "a
ministers Of the Crown; with large and impor-
rt.zt measures do We coaclude. (Renewed cheer
my In pursuance Of great objects we have ,ri-
urnpFleI; 50 in pursuance Of great objects we have
been defea,cd. (t'ene~ed cheering. }
And, Sir, if our resignation ct once tends 70 the
,yeifan, OF the country and the advantage Of is
neope, shall look back 10 the proceedings OF this
day with satisfaction
The noble lord having moved the adjournment
of The House at its rising till Monday next, sat
down amid loud and long continued cheers.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1841-02-18

Iha, hsna-." IRt Roaai n alaghai.n
In. q C.ilins atdsA IN FEFslisEl nadFsaHs
uh.sh aREEad. und % fsishlslly sam0-
ni.h4a, dc sn3isare. Eaa shat = hsl-
Irr slill. dialegur snsaed. u ukich. II.
lsr prolonged sEgaaeag. A. sonstEts b, %
the moderation syslem. sd Esas hin n
iain le@persnre sorssty under he ed
pledge. and 6naliv T.. inlerroses. and
csaseus then hash n zee ae,slism.
We regret that CIR enessemenls DID
mt permit rs 20 wisaess mose of The per
formances. which consisted. - ne un-
derslsad, af Two olher exeelient address
es. ans IL ihea BY Rev. Mr.. CHASE. ths
Chippewa Iadlsa missionary. II such
associations a. these can be i"rnsa all
oser che Land. and children vii gsos ~
20 abbor inlaxicstiag drlaks. shelr training
EIn Dc as them ike he cath Of ilsnni
bal. perpetual srar q an naeanquera-
Die warfare against lhe beginnings % 70.
inoas Indulgence. and kllliag lhsrmPer'
ance. And lsI Ihn nslian hal be rescued
from thls a.,e curse. ard such ether bless
ing. must i0lla~ lhas drliseraace. - val
plare her ~ s.Iely bssoad he reach II
rsIn. ar 10 easriasle - ~s began -lht
eosniEy ~lll be sale.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1841-02-18
IFson TIE Western Christian Advocated
rue COUNTRY IS SAFEt

lei not the politician. whether ADM
nislfsilon or Ann" grow warm al the
sish, ii This cap,on. II the cnunry is
sale. se DO not infer IL merely from the
pasSisn Of The Ins" ~ Onls." OF
from any recent ennvulsions ar osdeTiy re.
volufiass by which . ias or Oats" have
kept Or lusl sheir places. Whether Mr..
N.n Buren, or General Harrison bald.
r'le Whisr Hnu-e. and makes up nr.ss.
ges 10 Congress for The coning four years.
ne eheiislIs strong hope lhat the ceua
Try 70 sale. Do ynu ask Cor us con-ervs
.,sm! n you had sal with u. IN Wesley
Chspsi last evening. aud w,inrs.ed the
orderly. &c ,crlnl dnIngs d.the Juvrnilr
Temperance Soe,siy. yuu would mt ask
Heaven blrs.,- ne humbly pray, ihe
youth Of hits Ind. aud ln.ier its budding
,lInpes iafan, generaiion upon winch
probably hang the ainsesssis as long mil
isnlsl aers. ia'emprraneeh has nearly ru
iaed ne land. The temperance reform
must cave IL. Drunken Legislators. AMI
drunken judges. and drunken agent. Of
she Laws execution. hold poor prosper
fatahe country. The temperance reform
hss. within year OF two, acquired fresh
sm?e.us. u 10 adopting the sound max
I'm. "sn ounce Of prevention Is bsler
Than q psuad ofcgre." TITUS prevention
ssfnnnd IN jnsenIle ,eispersuce SnS,eties,
81 vhch that connected with Wesley
CHAPEL - hi. city. held il. anniverssr,
.qn Tuesday evening VI last week We
were present short time, aud seldom
have We ben 50 perfectly delrl,lei
ffhs iarge house was crowded. Al seven
o's.Qss Ih- esefcjses commenced by a
devous address % the throne &c grace. An
sxeellent temperance hymn vas then sung
nv Tie congregation. az Reeder, pre-
,sidrpt Of the society, then addressed The
audience 10 very good temperance
speech. which was delivered with great
Ease aud prpprie,v, and gave useful inior.
ns,ion .s the vide d,ffusnn Of the ien-
persnee reformation in different nations.
A. > Reeves. lad tea az Twelve year,
old. e1llsi ia The muse 81 his aid, and de.
,li,ersd 10 rhyme, what ja'lly aeri,sd
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1841-02-18
NAVAL. APPRENTICES.

We have heard wHh great pleasure
that wm. n. rhamss. a apprentices On
beard of the Unilrd Ssslss ship Drlsw.rr.
a native af Nonh Carolina. jusl l6 years
af age. has received for merit. 10 va:
excellence in g.sad conduct. talent. and
qualification. an acting appointment %
The United States navy. With ihr promise
that a.. af.er an mosths service. his CON.
mand,pg officer shall report l.voraely IN
regard 10 him. his appointment shall be
eonfrmtd; aid slsa u,al an apprentice
from each Of the other sehnols has for
like reasons received similar appoint
menI.
We have bef,rs expressed the opinion
that The naval apprenticeship sysiem VAS
a happy conception. and thai The present
Secretary i. The Navy Was entitled %
mach crsJn fr rrdaelng 4 o. practice.
aid se nos bear willing testimony 70 he
republican sir, - srll - patriotism
ahIch have lndared that officer 10 Try
he experiment. besides making sailors.
'paalsw AIMS and pretty officers u The sp
preniices, 81 placing SINE 81 The ierIlori
nus OF them IN the lie II pramoiion 10
,he very highss. grade 10 their coun,rys
i service.
Lei men see that ehaca,i,n. MORAL COM
duet. sssliuiiy. self discipline aud sell
DENIAL. The Jalng unto others as they
would u.ey should do unto them" are 10
be m ale ,Le cniens both BY government
aud society a, large. Of civil, s"e,al and
polIueal elevation. an! The path Of virtue
would be of,ener uoi. aud ms I'm 81 our
republic would mare generally hola up
their heads and feel and &C. like fIeemsn.
We trust that The example Of The navy
department, vail be extended % other bran.
ches Of Inc public service. aal that The
officers and pauoaage Of government
may be msre justly aud equally tislribut
ed Than heretofore. Norfolk beacon.
PrOmofi0a.--Ws understand that Al
fred Baby, OF Cambridge, facr,een years
of sgr, an apprentice boy on board The
receising ship Colunhus. n ibis station.
has reer,ved an acllng Mitshipman's
appointment. he having hsen reported 10
the Secretary Of the Navy. by Captain
Smah. as The most Distinguished and
IneTIturious apprentice in the ship.
.=- ar Mercantile Journal.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1841-02-18
AN EXCELLENT sHooLMAsrEa.

HN bANELkEsNA ott0oLAaoA Eas
The Boston correspondent Of the
New York Journal OF Commerce tells
the following capital siory of Nea
York Schooimasier, whose terseyer.
snce aud fertility Of resources, must
have fitted him for operations on sn
extended scale! g.
l Leard onr Of your committees in
~rier'ng with a vengeance, aud turn
,ns nut srhanlm aster far committing
en"rmiIes IN the nay of illustrating
his lessons. II spprars that he had
enlisted the feelings OF pupils in natu.
rat philosophy. and tried to get some
apparatus. but was told do the teach-
ing aud leave the nonsrnse. But,
nothing daunird. he got sumo appara-
tus bimsrii. aud told the buys " they
wnald bring him . nnusr or tao the
arxi day. he ~ onid sho~ them the rf.
fecis VI nitrogen gas upnn them. Tue
aex, day. came 10 great wrath the
committed. TO repro,e him, brcsns,
forsooIh. the boys. 10 thrir.agern.ss
[, learn. had been up all night trying
{" Catch mice Tor their master, anu
iisru; bling thrir houses! lie promised
To do better. but shra he cane TO as
tronamy hr CON nitted mpre- stros
ciHus crime--far being deficient oil an
arrrry. Le took the biggest boy 10
rchonl. aud placing him in the middle
fpr ,he sun. tuiI him how To turn round
and round slowly upon his axis. rs the
sun did: then he placed little TEL.
lns inr Mercury, next 10 him, then q
.tri fur trnns; then q representation
q the Earth; then q fiery little lei
law for Mars. and 50 On. til he got
ell The planetary system arranged.
aud explained 10 each one how last
he as 10 90. aud how many times TO
'urn on his heels as he wrat ronnd 10
his nrhit.
Then giving the signal. The sun
commenced revolving. and away went
the Whole team OF planets around him.
each boy keeping his proper distance
from The rentre. irpfting with the
proper velocity in his orbit and shirl.
,ng arauni 10 due proportion as he
performed his revelations. tt must
have heeB o rare sight aud a lesson
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1841-02-18

Atths sanasl meeting af Ihe Maryland
State Bible Saeissy. which uas held IN
Nc. uaaner's chnrrh. IN Moniay eseH-
ing. he Rev Dsriof Pafker. Missiaaary
.af she Am~sicsa Board Il FsEeiga Mis-
.sisss n t:snlon. sss prrseal. sud deliver
Cd sn address. A Maize II chiHa. wh0
s~e0mpsnles him. sss also there, snd
spaaed % is,e sp-skes's stand. The al
;las.pas u sae N,s-isnarv 20 the rean1rk-
able nasi0n that farm "a important pr
aion of Asss. aud lh4l nnnhers three
ADMIRED and Sky mallians &c people.
swerr e0ahars. prsaeapsliy. - Zach Facts
- were inssresanR - applied - the
cause .nadsr consideration. He spoke "a
then - hesag ~ state Of The m'sI
sd~h1ssng i5olairy. A stranger who sP-
prosrhss the Chlnese share. h4s his a'ien-
tian arrested Il nace BIZ .he sound 81 gsngs
~ad crackers. and By The sight az Pagada'
and Idols. all indicating Thai he 10 drawing
near 10 . lasd al idol sar.hip. The
number and sarsly Of their senselsss
.ohjecls Of alteration, pass all belief. A
honor Of some one af these imaginary
.deiues. aud The speaker said. thai The
number Of crackers TIA, were fred, and
paper that was consumed On The night Of
one Of these professions. vas almost in
conceivable. The Chinese have no Sab
BAH. A, The doar % everv shop. in the
different cites. there 10. sid Mr.. Parker.
tablet wiih IN inscription 20 The god al
we.llh. Within the shops are other indr'
Ca iors OF the blind worship Of people,
xno have MT lie least ihea IL iliurs
s..le. Some believe N annihiI.iiJn. while
a,hers enier,ain the d,clnnr u The trans
snigralina OF sauls. rhey 81 c0urss
believe. O., great extent. IN the pnwe'
aai influence Of The gojs they worship.
The speaker gave an amusing instance
of this faith. Commissioner Ian, hs
said. befnre destroying The OPIUM al ih'
Eagiish, wen, 10 q temple, and besough
one Of abe dei,iss 80 cause the fish lo re
move 60 considerable distance from tia
part Of The sea into wheel. he was sboa
10 essi the intoxicating drug. that they
might NJ. be injured thereby, The
d.rkened. state Of their mindsis indicated
by The fact which was mentioned, that IL
10 no uncommun thing to have old code
repaired. and drilies OF a lower order
elevated by parueulsr ceremonies inn
gods Of more power aud influence. In
Corhin China, Mr.. Parker saws that he
has often seen pebbles and small stones
ssiup and worshipped; and he mentioned,
also. that while there he went through
some Of tLe idol ~ anufsriJries, where
gods were made Of stone. wood. gid.
.clsy. and paper. And il 10 not The lover
and more ignaran, orders who worship
ihess works Of cunning handicrailsmen.
Vie Emperor. and The atea, men Of The
state, have no higher ideas Of the supreme
Intelligence than The meane.t individual
80 The empire. These facts were msds
the ground Of argument shereby The
claims Of The Bible Society we're forcIhl :
nrged. The collection which was taken
,up al the close of the meeiirg. is 10 be
shsnded over TO the American Board far
. the purpose Of aiding in uansia,ing the
Bible into foreign tongues. Boil. San.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1841-02-18

rshs CoNsilluiinn. aE.iHsi ne ssla. u
ahIrh lnfly capiiuls a. nai ut,rh ~
twfniirlh rarl 81 enc pnnr sFrurl. :
The mfaninF ~ whirh u. Ehai Nf ~
scr u0uld sooner Wilhess lle cssav,r..
a forty eapilnls ihan r lie me rlu,;...
Consultation under which ws lie Ia.
vii. only sdhsre % that dselsniias. -.
pscislly now that he 10 likely 10 Be- hi.h !.
affiee. there can be NO fear Ihsl he = n 4.
any hing :. u dishonar The easslry .
Insisad al abusing ST.. wsbssr. Ca IL.
serupulous sdhsrenrs 70 The Canslisu.soe
sgaiasi nfheisl isnnenes. ihs Glabs and
IT'S salsllisss ought 10 thank him. and =
call upon him. a. xssda. 10 rsnsmbtr.
an Office. he demonstrations he hu,ls5
against ihuss Who abused The po.,r
which oliee gaze ihem. Fhysii,. Ot,,
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SAVING Ar.rHE Sl'lLE. &c
A Subscriber yesterday sni uss
request 90 disconiinne his paper. as.
signing as a reason. that The times
we're 80 hard II became necessary %
iap or rxp, nscs. So Tar ss our *.
perirnre goes. u rsiablishss The posi-.
ton. that The very frsf expense . nan
rrirenchss. when ne gets into an eco
nomicsi &c. is the subscription 10 bis
newspaper. Newspapers are things
argues H., (which can be Dispersed
with. and eosts money that might be
saved" Agreed; so may The school.
ing Of our children-so, indeed. may
nine.ienihs Of the articles necessary
10 our comfortable support. Any man
may get rich sbo will live On bread
and water. aud eluthe hinsflf in rags.
But sho would lire like . brute. far
the mtre plessure OF saving monsy,
Which he cannot carry hence ~ilh
him! There are q lev such Gse or
ten In q million--snd how sretched
are they! Most men. sensible ,hsy
must die. are dispssrd 10 enjoy q lit-
tle ol the fruits Of their labor; and no
thing "a perhaps more necessary 10
ihs erjo, msnl Of society. Or 10 sell.
satisfaction IN retirement, than . wsll
informed ard ,iriuous mind. II gives
O zssi 20 al things In prosperity, and
10 the best resource in adversely.
Newspapers, though not always
conducted With talents and rtsprcia-
bility. are the best possible channels
FOR obtaining an acquaintance with
the affairs Of the world, aud 10 i'm
plant desires Ia the hearts Of you b
Tor more solid residing. as they 60 On
TO maturity. Ia truth. they are The
great engine that moves the moral and
political World. and MT only aid 10
establishing the character. but in PIE
serving the liberties Of people.
Viewrd in this light. aud II Is not Too
strong . one, we Mould ask-Afe
there not m hundred Items Of exprn.
diinre. which Q person ought 10 cut
"a. rather than deprive himself % The
solid ben, fits derived from . coed
nesspaprl
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1841-02-18

A rEhpaEa Ia sIEsmuaL sd thAi ~.
AEssalsr haa romrissrty dissatisfied hin
An pnE mtnHGe. Mr. MangBm dFrlHrsd
- 81 SD = snrh thisE IT, nd said
xhsg NJ. Nahsssf rad demonstrated me
Pa~er II cssgess orsr he public lands.
sd nj Il Ar. eIhann ~sald study
Seek. he essld 10 mere osershraw that
&rEsmsAi. has he eesld remove ihs
Alleghsny masssslns sah his 6nget
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1841-02-18

Mr.. Cushing Of Massachusetts. Who
seems 10 speak ss BY authority. made in
cidenislly 10 The House Tie following re-
marks on The sphjset OF .. Proieeiiss To.
rif. They are ofinsresi n this psr,ies-
lar juncIurs. n ID
Nc. Gushing said he desirsJ 10 ssys
word in regard 10 The opinion. real OF
supposed. of,hs North upsn The question
of The Tsnf.
!, 10 simply this. Continued Mr.. C. %
] believe. anj,!!I may say, ss ! know
We wish for tariff. because The slisrns-
tive. We think. 10 direc, taxation. We wi,h
Tor . Discriminating tariff. for The alter
native 10, that all the interests Of the eoun
try would be thrown naked. abroad, bare.
and def, ncrless TO tie world, unless there
were such duties Tor The protection Of The
interests Of The United States sgainss
loteign composition aud assault. But ws
DO no, want high protective tariff. with
exiravagahi duties; and we protest sgsinst
The idea which has got abroad during this
debate that any proposition for il hss conc
al oil from The East. Whether We are
parties or not 10 The Compromise Act
whether We are ready or DESTROYS 10 de-
part from u. 10 q secondary question.
We desire heartily, anxiously. snd ees-
daily, policy of concilisiion-of justrs-
gard Tor The welfare Of the whole Uniisd
Sssie'--a policy Of compromise. sueh 90
our fathers transmitted 10 Us in the Con-
stilu,ion Of the United States. And the
position Of my own state at This time.
will add. is peculiarly one ofbslanesd IN
teresis; aud sc Stand upon This floor slIh
balanced views; neither with extreme the.
ore'leal opinions on one tie hand, nor viii
extreme views OF interest on the Other. 10
misguide us--bui with bslsnced Interests
on the Tariff Question, balanced Interests
on the Land Question. and balanced in'ef'
esis on the U. States Bank Question. And
al proper time desire 10 be PERMITTED
10 explain these views in detail; which u
would be ,respsssing on the indulgence
Of the gentleman from New York Nj.
Vanderpoel. 10 alicmps To do now.
am only DESTROYS now simply 10 state my
own knosleJge Of The views Of my own
s,aie--lo deny that wc are for bringing
ultra tart motions before The country. "
10 not true. We are content with such
revenue from customs ss will meet the
wants Of The government. and such re,e'
nue. properly applied in the terms Of The
Constitution will afford sufficient incl
dental protection TO guard our interests
and in our opinion. will be for the inter-
est Of the whole United States.
The C.n,ta of In,ii,na he a vote oil
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1841-02-18

ahlrh w. hess ianE FsiaInsai iar d.
yea Itink. ~ dear slrs ihai sahh,
Nh0 FrlrrsrntFd MEFruFys Agula
sEer forget fhai Nc bad "a easy lime
walking rauhA The luhbsF IN ibs cen.
lrr. AhIle Will. Nho Fsprrsenird Her.
srheIl. must have hrrn euG u breath
in seampefing arOand his orbit.
Bet if the bays did not forget the
lrsssn. neither did The master; ihry
daneed. bet he paid The piper; ior.
horrifed. The eommiliee dismissed
hin al once-he had been teaching.
Tor s1sht they knew, the dance Of the
Turkish dsrtishes.
Oafhs ef coRsiablss. efe.-ons Of The
most sulens and binding forms Of osihs
khawa in lhis slsls. 10 thai administered
20 Gonslables. An aalh Of Office whleh.
@hen properly observed. will perhaps do
more laF The Suppression Of vice. ihsa any
me other ciEll nffice in lhs land. Every
indsvidBsl taking the oalh of once ~ .
constable. solepnly s~ears on The Holy
Essngrl,sls Of Almighty God, 20 cause
lhs states peace 10 be wsll and duly pre-
served and kept according 70 hs poser;
that he ~ill use oil possible diligence 20
suppress enme-he ~ilI give his alien-
liea 10 this matter. and labor by ell pru.
dent aud possible means. 10 secure The
end proposed By hrs Ufiiee. which Was
nothing mere nor less Than the public
peace. and that in whole and not In par,.
A community cannot. in our opinion. be
too careful in selecting men fOr this re-
sponsIble. aud. when rightly considered.
Important office. To Gil IL wIlh men sho
themselves gsl drunk. swear or gamble.
10 name nothing worse, 10 contradiction
IN itself. as yell as public calamity, be.
sijes every svch man is absolutely guilty
sf perjury 10 the letter % well - The
spirit OF his oath. However man may
fail 10 restrain The vicious dispositions Of
nihers. he can restrain himself; and we
may be permitted respectfully 10 ask. how
many constsbles themselves keep those
laws which they are expected 10 enforce
upon oiheIsi The subject 10 one Too &c
rious 10 iiself. and involves consequences
too imporani 10 The public good 70 be
lightly passed over. and We earnestly
hope. that oil concerned will give i The
proper attention.
BY The way. We will just cay one word
Is 70 the manner of administering oslhs.
We have heard them administered wllh
an air Of as grea, csrelessness. as il the
man were reading from an old almsnac,
and this always appeared to Us IS caleu-
lated TO impsrl similar indifference 10 the
individual sworn. The old pro,erb among
The Romans. al you make ms feel. you
must feel yourself" will hold good 10
this case, a. veil 90 IN others.
| Highland Mess.
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UNITED STATES MINT.


On lie 25lh Of January the President
transmille> 10 the House Of Representa-.
tive. repor, Of The Director Of the Mint.
exhibiting the operations Of The lnstl'u.
ton during the year ls4O.
From this report il appears that there
we're coined in The mint IL Philadelphia,
during the year 1870
Ia gold, u ra 81 a07 43T
u silver, ,O2s SOB
In copper, 24,6z7
aaso, s67
aud composed Of !. o53,o pieces.
The deposi,es in gold, in Philadelphia.
during the year, were sl,20l,99s OF
which sl76.766 was derived from mines
in the United States.
A. New Orleans the coin,ge during
the year was.
10 gold. s2I7,500
10 silver, 69s. I0c
.... 9I5.6O0
and composed Of sac, 300 pieces.
q At Charlotte, the coinage amounted TO
sl27.055. and was composed Of Is, 994
half eagles and 1884 quarter eagles,
AT Dahlonega, the coinage amounted
to sl23.3l0. composed Of 22.s96 half
eagles and 1852 quarter eagles.
RECAPITULATIoN.
Amount coined at Philadelphia, $4,000. SCI
at New orleans, 9I5 600
at Charlotte, l27,U5s
al DahlOnega, l23, $40
3.425,s3a
No. Of pieces coined al Philadelphia. 1855. O74
at N. Orleans, SAG. 800
At Charlotte, 3i,s2S
ai Dahlonega, 26.42s
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1841-02-18

Does the Carolni.n.desire q war with Eng.
land. e." n.
Yes, IL dislOnor be''the price Of peace. And
thar Daniel Webster would pay that price, who
dodotsf what! send man Minister 10 Eng.
land VINO exclaimed in the Senate, that he
wouid see the "enemys cannon bstteria o
down Inc walls Of the capitol" before he
would vote money for military preparation.
.hsrit caroliniaa.
We have turned 10 Mfr. Webs,er,s
speech in 1886. (misquotei BY The Caro-
Iln'an above and ins'esd of finding any
thing there tn bring dishonor on the
country" we find one Of those glorious
bursts Of patriotic eloquence which hare
earned Tor him The tile nj :. Defender of
The Constitution" The subjec. under
discussion was the proposition, made dur.
ing the lastnight OF The previous session,
to place three millions nf dollars al The
absolute disposal Of President Jackson.
al time when he had asked Congress
TO give him authority to make repr,saIs
on French Commerce, (equivalen, TO
making war, which modest reques, Con
gress had refused. IL was in regard /,
,n's UNCONSTITUTIONAL proposition tia,
Mr.. Webster said. iii The proposition
we're now before Us. and The guns Of the
enemy were ba,.cring against The wall,
OF The Capitol. | would not agree to il,
The people Of This country. Continued
Nc. Webster.l have an interest, a n,o.
perry, an inheritance, in this INSTRUMENT.