The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1841-02-18

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Al.er slndiessing himself IRON ns
CHARGE Or federalism N ne eonoi'sas
sense IN which IL irrm sas usso %
tboss uho make { . sord ol ffpfoaeh.
Gen. Harrison iaimsied thai me parry
calling ilssll drnserslic might Dc i.ena
40 bs ilself inelining towards federalism:
The definition Of 3 monsrehs comprised
The csmmand Of The army, The Posei o.
administering lhs laws. and The control 81
he public revenue. The iwo iofmer
were BY The constitution Of ihe UNITED
States entrusted 10 me President; but me
last and most potent Of al vas intended
y Be kepl snlirely oul Of his hands. LEI
how a The Tact now! Has mol The poll-
ey Of lhs gosernasn, for sons line p.si
been 10 draw The national treasury under
Executive control, lflsdefslism Implies
! ,endsncy towards monarchy, shat nea-
surs more strongly federal has ever been
sdvoesiedi
You have been Often warned Of late.
feIlow.eilizens, said General Harrison.
sgains, the ZOO great increase OF The mo-
ney rover in the country. You have
been told 10 dread . monied sfislocrscy.
Bot the great danger 10 no, in thai quar-
ter. There never vas an instance OF >
repsblic changing into an sfisiocraey.
The tendency is and slvsys has been 70
monarehy-snd hat BY .he means Of ia
cobiaicgi principles assuniiag che name
and guiss Of democracy. The in sIesis
Of ihe rich and The poor. General liarri-
son declared 10 be in harmony. II they
should ever conflict be would not be llle
man 10 hesitate q moment which eide 10
yindiesle. The great substantial interests
Of the bone aud sinew Of The lsnd--ol the
agricultural and mechanical industry ol
the counlry,--were and muss be the pre-
dominant interest But be spPrehended
no conflict.
Gen. Harrison proceeded 10 spesk
briefly Of Tho principles upon Which h
should act in his administration Of lhs
government The most prominen, con
sidersrion. and one which implied IN i'm
porisni series Of dulies. would be 10 pre-
vent lie general goyeramsnt from assI
shadowing the slslss--to restrict tie &C
lion Of The former within proper limit
by siefniy forbidding the interference o
government officers 10 he elections o
tie people. ('rhis announcement MA
received by the crowd with desisning &C
rlamsiions.
Il was Of liule use. continued The &c
neral, to make promises or 10 repes
pledges. Ilis actions must show the Gin
eerily Of bis intentions, and they woul,
speak for themselves. lie ssked Of III
political opponents that they would sxer
else q lIrle patience; that they WOOL
val, end give his administration a fai
trial before CONCERNING IL. lie declare,
his wish 10 behold harmony prerailinI
among all true lovers Of their country
10 see dissensions sabside and parry BIZ
ierness lose itself In . fralernai feeling
There was no wish he had on earth NOR
dear 10 his heart Than 20 be able TO brini
into one common fold once more Oh
great republican family over which b
was called TO preside. The Gener,
spoke with much esrnestness Of feelinI
and with strong emphasis. lie had been
he said. military man, and he knes
how to appreciate military fame; but b
would rather be the means Of brinRin
about This happy contamination Of unit,
and polItiesl peace, Than 90 have the plu
~ OLA victorious battle. imposing an
splendid enough TO place Waterloo il
the distance. 49,. go
| We have undertaken TO do no NOR
Than 10 give brief outline Of Gen. II al
rIson's remsrks--snd this 10 done sfrou
such materials a. recollection wiihou
notes might supply. The voice OF lh
President elect was strong and clear
His manner was that Of o man q, ease
| comforting frankly and freely with Iii
fellow citizens. The large assembly lis
tened with deep atention--broken onl,
by frequen. cheeriugs. ..= ~-~~=-
AfIsr he had finished speaking. Gen
Harrison Withdrew into The psrlour
where he received The ssluua,ions Of nj,
fellow citizens, crowds Of whom ,hronr
cd the hotel. -.s~
Does the Carolinisn.desire q war with Eng
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