The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1841-01-28

I lection or solilioa II his can. % q uis-
srakls creature. - 81 inssfsnesi ~ Zoe
hands ~ an srtfal dsmagagse. o. bold
lyranl n rob hls c.uaHs "a hrs Liberties.
Il seems. moreover. TIA ,,earsS tie
gsnlsnsn's dlspleasDrr. be use. . IL
though elscled ss seppafssr 81 Ger.
Jseksnn's administration. nv sprsshes
-ere chiefly sGmlIed by sse apposii,nn. "
! know nnlhiLs q n. gsnlien,an's Po-
lriieal course. m lkis rssp.e: be hiss
greatly lhs sdvss,ags Of NE. pfessDe.
however. he ~as nne II ihnse ldoislrols
s5@iTsEs Of GsR. y-eksaa. who pis.gn.
ed be could % no,tiag ssnas. and lhsl
q ass an sei 81 snp.rlnnsklr sudaessy.
for Ben4hsr " Congress u shiEk laF
himself upon any suhlesi. 1hsrs ihs
President had lh0ughi ps.psE Il lhink lor
HIN. Az lhs nsk. however. uf.hnctiug
The genilsmsa smll more. all eli blsa
thai lnsssr wss. nar ever pfelsndsd "a
be. great sdmirfr oi Gen. J.rksop. nes
ever thought hIn o. prrrn for ,hs
Presidency. Al tbs fra slsrsinn wbleh
took place after eaHs Of. q. | ssisd wiih
the democratic party. aud voled Tor Nc.
Cralrford. lie ~ss The only resloa 10
lsd far "a mi. stale. 10 whose success l
fslt any great iniesssi. When tks rnn-
ssi WAS naHo~ed down bsiwsss Gen
Jackson and NJ. Adams. / va,sJ frs Ihe
former az The rhoire 0f evils. NOR do
resrst the volr: subsequent sxP~r~nee
has satisfied me. thai Gen. Jacksse. ian
pei1ous and ungossra.sis - he 1n.iouin-
eddy VAS. 10 nevertheless better man
than Mr.. A lams.
The gentleman says. il he remembers
Alright. IN one orc.slon, | prsls-d John
o Adams. Now. cir. having ps.-d gull
" u so many Of his charges. trust he
will b.lisyp me. when ! deny Ih,s. The
course OF that ern,lsman. va'isi wss
sssari.tsh ~nh HIM. ne, vlih nv a.qns
lifted d,-approb.,inn Whist tie esn,ie
man slludss ~. presume :. ihs, - a d.
bale which inok place n tho Fis0Ss II
Representative. ~ 1880. ~ sllG,ion to
,hs cha...== ..,uHahl against ir Clsy 81
having bssn gully u bars,'u. intrigue
AMI corruption. IN rrnrur,ns no rn,..... ..
Secretary Of Stale. did say. ia sss a
rslupay ~hlch should be sent bssk 10
the sl'hy ksnnsl where il vas sngrpd-r
ed"
And. sir. IN what sort Of community
do We 1--we, thai = public man rsnnoi rsn.
der Jusils- Ia q pol,ussl orpansn', w,,h.
/ -. k..k. e.
m",ives ques,ion~di t.ss, ,ha, I vsy
never be tina, sp,liless and ssnllsss ih,rg
which ould,shsink fsam sach duty
II Who - Beary 1lsy. III, any Amsfi-
can eiiizeR should be afrsid o. 10 MIN
( iusuc.! lie -, SIR. nns 1T those gallant
/ spirits. eessicnslly sen, sm"ng ~. 1aeI-
all and snhsbls our species. DnTiaa hs
darkest and ginnnio., pared VI ,hs var
shen Division al hoas and lAsaii fran
4 abroad, threaisnsd uur fee nsatuiinns
with annihIlalion. he VAS Inc ss,ss ardent
sOd snihu,issuc pa'noI h. has cset bser.
He was ihen The idol 81 shc aem"srane
parry, srd II arnidsi our sug'. po'niTa
divisions, be has been jo.tled frOU his
old associates. | trust the tin<s Is NJ, var
distant. when q generous people w'll s~-
ply repay him The debt "f gratitude .hica
they o~e him for his long and rn,arn,
civil services.
The gentleman from Hunsoabe. sesu.
ses me- Of being what he calls &" fence
mar" IoI having on eessrsi occss.nns
thought for myself. and toted sga,nst NY
pol,ucsl friends. He We, takes good ca's
no, 10 specify the votes. and lei them be
condemned by ,hs,r nd,stdnal merI,s.
would say to The gentleman. thai DEFY
hun To poini out single vote gwen by
me, during the eight years .erved va
Congress, the business and prudence 81
which. has not hren ratified by the pea
PIE, in the laie Presidential election. Ii
Ihis constitutes fence politician, | wash
10 Cad We had mote ol Them.
II is very conman prscnce. Mr..
Speaker, to attribute the present c"ndi-
ZION OF the country entirely To Gen. jack
son. This. sur. IL unjust Ger. Jack
son had hts faults. but n the Congress ut
the Unusi States had acted wHh the
frmness and independence heeomiug
their stations; il they had not manifested
the mos. pusalanimous subsersiencs TO
the President, he never would have tram,
Piled on them 40 he did. They, howev-
er. thought. I suppose, with the gentle
man from Buneombe, that they were
elected ss HE friends. aud they wsrs
therefore bound TO sbsy him.
II is melancholy To End, sir. such no.
tinns 40 ihese REVEALING throughout, the
country, and svsa b. some extent among
in,sllisen, saeu. The President 10 every
,hinr, the CONSTITUTIONS no,hIna; thu Pre-
siden,'s opinions control The gossrnmenG
The legislature he barely the poor pnvi-
less Of sqoabbl,ng sbou, Their daily 70.
tons. There can. s,s. be no efficient re-
lore of our government. untIi ~e reform
this munsHous abuse. isssore 20 your
msmsers d Congress the right OF indiv'-
dual and indspeniea, spini"n; lie, then
be ,rsi and condemned BY their eons,i'