The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1841-09-02


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The House, On the same day. agreed
70 the report. and. On he day following.
The SENATE c0ncurre3.
Nor has Pennsylvania been chsry Of
her opinions concerning The bank. On
the 6th June. IsS2. IL wss resolved BY
her General Assembly
sThas, esasecleA - The prosperity e aeia
calture and manu aranaes = Hath ils saesess
ID faaasial sasTsflonS and soGa ! CafEenry -
ne eouany. Ne view khe sPeedy FeehaItsIins
Of TIE Bank 81 lhr rnised STATES. atih Fncn
alterations a. nay scuTe the nights 81 The
states Il aay - nersssary. - II vital maFoF-
tan.e 10 lhr pabiie Weiisrr.f
Bot il il time. Mr.. President. that !
should relieve you from the fatigue Of lis
tening 10 me. IhaTe endeayored 10 prove
that the power of Congess 10 establish .
national bank has been confirmed By q
succession Of uninterrupted precedents
which ought not now . be shaken, and
that the charter Of The proposed bank i
confonmable 70 the policy Of The nation
during every period offs exemption from
party discord and strife. The slightest
examination viii show that is principles
are those of the charters of 1871 and 1916;
and these the Senator from South Cago.i-
na Mr.. Calhoun has declared 10 be re-
evolutionary. Sir, what are we 10 under
stand TO be the meaning of this derlara-
,ionl Is il meant that this bill contains
such an assertion of lawless, arbitrary,
ami unconstitutional power a. 10 justify
resistance hy force! Are we to under
stand that charter, such as has been up
on vonr siaiuse-book for forty years.
charter which win receive, il Il become 4
law, all the constitutional sanctions Of
yoar national legislation-will be met and
repealed as no law! Revolutionary. Sir,
before the Senator from Soulh Carolina
repeats that declaration, le; him blot from
the national records the most enduring
specimens Of his own patrIotism--ihe
p.oudest achievement Of his public life.
Let him tear from his brow the triumphal
wreath. with which a grateful country
eniwined il for his efforts in the great
struggle for the restoration Of the curren-
cy in 1916. Let him disclaim ihe COM
partnership Of the patriots and statesmen
Of that day-of Madison. Monroe. Gala
tin. Lowndes, Pinkney, Forsyih--men
who have been characterized BY his elo-
quent and distinguished friend, ( Mr.. Nc
Daffie, a. composing an assemblage :" Of
higher talent and purer patriotism than
has ever existed since the days Of the Re-
voIntion." Let him do all that, before he
again denounces the measure on your IA
bic as unconstitutional and revolutionary.
Sir, the Senator is mistaken: il is he
who il revolutionary. |; is he who, dis
carding the authority Of precedent Of his
own creation, would unseiile the founda-
lions Of the policy Of the Government for
forty years OF its exisIence-ihe policy of
Washington, and Ames, and Sherman,
and Madison, and Monroe, and Gerry,
and Callahan one word. of the con-
script fathers Of the Republic. If that
policy contained the seeds Of revolution,
the men Of the Revolution planted them.
If il be a war upon the constitution, the
fathers of the constitution, themselves de-
clared IL. If it be the path that leads to.
despotisn, tn resistance. to disunion, the
sayss who consolidated the Union, who
gathered the scattered elements Of the
confederation Of 1916, and bound them up
into one great and harmonious system Of
govemment--they have pursued that path
before US. Whatever may be the feelings
Of other gentlemen, | feel that it cannot
be unsafe to follow where such men have
led. They were wise men and patriots,
" honest, capable, faithful to the cons,itu.
tion," or the history Of their lives is a
miserable tale Of deception, and falsehood,
and fraud.
Yet gentlemen in Opposition, announce
their purpose t. repeal this cl,aIieIi The
Srnalor from Ohio VIZ. Allrn leads oil.
and tel. rs, in his ,l.ee. with All air oI
strong. but, tie may be assored. of mis-
placed defiance. that. IN the day this ball
becomes a law, hr--'ie vii lay on the
isble OF the Seaaie a bill FIR ils repeal.
Tie thaadrrs ii an ineersrd People have
scarcely ceased Ia peal throughout lhr
land -she gentlemen ;.nd i,is party have
scarcely risen from lhe shock--and ~ lac
50 desperate a. - Ir,rnkc anre more The
terrible genius Il the slnrn.! Sir. ahen
thar Sen atnr shsll rnnytnee tbls nation thai
he does. and that he Congress of 81 dad
moi. understand the irae principles Dl ihr
Cuas.ituiIon,: wis u he shall cnbVnce lhi-
nstlaa that tie - is only mi .il.ble ex
FOUNDER and that Wasbinglrn. aud
Madison. md Marshall we're dolls and
blockheads. | 10 mt say that tie days 81
The Government wlll be numbered. but |
da say. that The pefInd II IL decline aud
deeeaeracy will be al hand.
The Spnaipr lom PENNSYLVANIA. Mr.
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