The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1841-06-10
Frsm ,hs BsI,ia,ess ansrIrsa
p aPP0sIrIoN AND frs FREss.

Tie iesders ollie Upposlrun are taking
,,.und IN sdsanre against new Nsii0nsl
p,.k. AID in suell manner lhss. uhaiever
-,m,, shink 81 the principles upon which
.s,ir oppnsision 10 based. fhere q no room
~ deahs concerning the nature ar The
rr;arsulps themselves. They avos their
rurpssss openly Of disrsgarding he
sIsslsr Of such an institution. IL IL shall
\, e...blishrd. We find declarations 10
Al. effect in shsir leading junrnsls; few
Al sheh we give as specimens. The
Richmond Enqnirsr. nfthe i7shinsl says:
.can this charter given 10 ineorporsl
wanapoliss be considered sacred o.
Iho.e vho regard il as . siols,ioH Of tie
Gsal charter Of our rights and llberirsi
wha night have The servants Of the Peo
ne 10 PROSTATE the very solidarity under
.hieh shry are sppointrds What right
have Representative. elected but Coz Iwo
years. 10 bind The People for thirty FIVE
or fly. o. faf one hundred years. per.
hsps. II they please; and % acts which are
contradictory 10 The very powers under
which ihey profess 70 asis"
Again. in the same article:
..Should sach lsw pass. Il will lhen
became the Stale Rights Representatives
ofYHeinis. and The nlher States. 10 enter
their Protest on The journals sgaigs, il,e
charter. They may. in their ProIssi.
declare their determination 20 repeal The
l,w Al The earliest possible moment. and
10 the manner most consistent with The
great Fundamental principles that are
applicable 70 such casa. This warning
would serve as fair notice 20 those Who
,,ak The stock; and who could not fairly
complain Of the consequence"
We could have wished that the Enquir.
81 had stated more clearly VIA, Il mean.
Sc"lhe lundsmsnlal principlesapplicabls
10 such ! ease" II The charter &c Z
Ns,ional Bank be unconstitutional. or. %
the Enquirer prefers TO express il, a.
violation Of The grsa, charter Of our rights
add liberties." LEI the Supreme Court @
declare II, and The Bank must fall. Bu
We are ., o loss 10 perceive how The
course recommended BY The Enquirsr ear
he made consistent with the nature Of o.
orrsnizsd Government. II looks muci
Ike democracy run TO ullraism, and ready
10 be precipiiaied into anarchy.
But ws have other qnoisiion,. Tn.
Charleston Mercury inlimaies The cours,
which The sovereign Stale Of Soul
Caroliaa vii probably take in case |
Bank is chartered. The pregrsmns is a
follows.
81. First declare 10 The most solrml
Torn that such charlsris siolalion Of ih,
Constitution, and % such ough, 10 b
repealed.
"2. Enact that no branch Of such 81
Unconstitutional corporation shall be es
tablished in South Carolina. TO impoverisl
her citizens and Turn Us INTO colony o
some Northern city. s-.s ......... y
-. Enact that no bank chartered b,
this State shall receive or pay out ih
notes Of such bank, under penalty Q
having their own parer refused IN all pay
msnis TO The Treasury. ...s
"If National Bank is chartered. IL
charter ,cia be repealed. and in that 10
South Carolins will doubtless take paI
mos. chesrlu!ly."
The Mercury does not inform .
whether the Constitution is the sane no,
as twas in 1916 or not. Perhaps. how
ever, Mr.. Calhoun has changcd-ha'in
had new lights. 1919
The foregoing extracts are from jour
nails from which better things we're to b
expected. The next i from kendaf
ErpOsitor. The Democracy are Told 'hs
they must rely on lhemselyes--snd her
are the me,n, and modes TO be resorie
10 in The premises:
IL. I.etihsm use all practicable mean
iopreven, tho passage Of an act by Tor
gress 10 charter a Bank of the Unite
States in any shape. Let them max
known their opinions and deieimina,io
IN the event that the effort shall be sue
eesfully made. s@<.@ .........
40. Let them with one voice, in Cor
gress and out, announce their unalierahl
resolution never to cease warning upo
abe new institution until il shall be d'
stoyed. Congress cannot make vail
contract. OF pledge The public faith, IN v
olallun Of The Constitution. Let the u
mocrats announce that they consider an
act char,ering . National Bank void iro'
'hs beginning; that they will treat Il as
nnlli.y whenever called upon TO acl as o
fhcers Of the State or General Governmen
whether q, Legislators. judges. or Jurors
that. as private citizens, they wlllsuppo
n" man for public station who will ~
aclwi,h them; and hal they will nevs
cease their agitation and annoyance uni
the charter shall be repealed"
The Ner Fork Eceniny Post has mad
declarations snalogous 10 those I'VE nav
quoted above. The particular languag