The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1841-09-23


&c lhs ssi1 pawrF. Tie ehsrarisr 0i tAss
selo in each case. the eiieB@stsncss II
ahieh Il wss administered. srd he
srasnas upon ~hieh q hss met lhr decd
ed disapPrvbaiion 81 yonr friends IN Con
gress. are sufhciehily apparent 10 the
psblie documents and The eehales rsl.ling !
10 j.. This suhisci has seqairsd pain
Iul iaierest wilh us. and I'LL tDub.less
arquire Il wi,h you, from The unhappy
Developments sIih mich u 10 serom-
Paasd. We are constrained 10 sav that
ue fad no ground 20 joel II M in lbe
coasiclien lhst the Erlo u The President
has BEEN ialerposed on This qaeslio8 cole
Is upon conscientious and atII-esnsider
ed upin:ons Of constitutional seruple Is 10
his duty in Ihe case presented. On The
contrary. too many proofs have beea
iorred npnn our observation 10 leave ne
Tree from the apprehension lhai The Psesi-
deaf hss permitted himself 10 be begulled
into an opinion that. BY this sxhibnion 81
rs pEerosa,ive. be might Be able 10 DIVER
The policy 81 bis Administration inse q
channel which should lead 70 new petite
cal combinations. and accomplish results
winch must oserlhroT The present disi-
sioas ni party in The country. and 6nslly
produce sia'e Of things which those sho
elec;ed him. u least, have never con-
lempls,ed. We have seen. from an early
period Of lhe sessiun. that The Wing party
dad moi enjoy the confidence Of tie Piesi
dent. With modification se have OBJ
srrsed ihai his associations more ssdUlous-
IL aimed al free communion with those
uho hare been busy 10 PROSTATE cur
purposes Father than those whose prin
ciples seemed 10 be most identified with
the power by which he WAS slseled. We
have reason Co believe That he has per
m,iied hlmssll 10 be sppraaehrd. council
ed. and nhnenced BY ihoss Win have
manifested least interest in the snrcess af
Wing measures. What were Represented
To be hrs opinions and designs have been
freely. and even insalyntly put furh in
certain portions. and those not the most
reputable, u the public press. in man.
ner that ougt< % be deemed offensive To
his honor, az IL certainly vas 20 The feel.
lngs Of those who we're believed 20 be BIS
friends. lnihe earnest endeayoT manifest
ed by Ihr members of The Wing party in
csngIess To ascertain specifically the
Presidents notions in reference 10 the
de,slls u such bill 'rsl.iirg 10 Fiscal
Agent as would be likely 20 NEE, he
appreciation. The frequeni changes Of his
opinion and The singular want Of consist
eney IN his views have baffied his beet
friends. and rendered the hope Of adjust
men, with him impossible.
Congress. early 10 The session. cslled
upon the Secretary Of the Treasury Tor tie
plan of . Flscal Agent: The iesul, Of ,his
call was bill h,ch aas reported IN detail
with an argument in lis favor, aud il y a..
as We had q right 20 regard il. reecissd
BY al as The bill Of he President In
fact. II Was knnwn 10 contain provision Q
in reference 10 The assent ul iha States,
which correspondent with The privals
opinion Of no membet nf The Cabinet.
This bill the PIesijen' hal even iniornrJ
more Than one membrr " The House be
would be willing TO sign IL passed BY
Congress: yet il contained provision fnr
local discouniing. IN regard To which his
Veto Message slIirms his objection 10 be
altogether Insuperablc. The President
has subsequently derlatcJ that this was
nai his measure. and that when be said
he would sign this b II he had not read Il
The plan Of an Exchange Bank. such -
was reported sf,er tie lirsl Veto. IL,
Ptesldrn, i. understood by more than on,
member ui Congress 10 whom he ex
pressed his opinion, 10 have regsrdrd a,
a fsv0iiIe measure. Ii Vas in We've %
This opinion, suggested as u is IN his hrs
Veto. and after usIng every proper tlior
iu ascertain hrs precise views upun o.
thai the c0mmillee &c lie House IL Re,
presen,suves reported their second bill
4 Il made provisinn for bank wi.hou, III,
privilege 81 lpcsl JIscounling. aud wa
adapted. as closely as passible, 10 iha
|, class IL mercantile operations which Ili'
. first Ve,o Message describes with srpro
baton. aud which that paper saeclhca lly
/ illustrates BY reference ID the "jeallng
IN The exchange" Of the Bank of The UntieI
: States in 1893. which the President az
firms" amounted IL upwards Of one hum!
T red millions ol dollars" Yet this plan
, when il was submitted to hun. vas ohlec
, It'd b On new ground. The lest veu
, has narrowed the que. tim Of bank dow
|, To the bs.l. of lie sub-Ttrasury .che me-
aud IL j, ob,ipus frum the opiniuns a
: ths. message lls, the country Is nn. 4
, expeci sny thing better than ,hs explode
sub. Treasury. nr sumo measure OF th
same character, from Mr.. T, Ter.
, In the mli.t:of all these vsimtes q
opinion. an impenrttsble mystery seeHe
I ed TO hang over the Whole question
D There was 10 such frank lnietclange n
. sentiment as ought 10 characterize III
, intercourse Of a President and his trend.
} anil the last persans in the SuVctnmeu