The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1841-06-03
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4. Resolved. That Rsssnas Tsfie 10
q meds sf presiding car NE h&ienal
Defense, scf ohy cnnssisnl with the
andssf pssrsiee Of The eeaniry, bsi
.@nlAed 10 decided preferences over any
ether scheme Of TAXATION. and that ne
regard The conpromiss Of 1888 as the
bead Of peace and s1resi pledge Of equal
Justice 20 the various and conflicting
interests of our sxiendsd Federal Re
pals.
.. That the question Of the eonstitu.
iionaliiy ola uallsd States Bank has been
settled by reason, By auIhoriiy. and BY
<xpsrienee Of is indispensable utility.
3. That no other remedy hss been
foaad fsf ihs multiplied and increasing
difficulties cf . Heterogeneous currency.
and that Ire time and place for ihs .ss,
I.blishnsni Of such Bank are subjects
which ed for the mature and dslibersie
consideration Of Congress.
4. That the Hon. William G. Preston
has well and faithfully served The State .,
o member OF the Senate Of ihe Uniied
Slsses, and BY the Uniform tenor Of his
course. has proved himssli superior 10 The
Embellishments Of power and The terror OF
prescription. That whils We admire bis
eIoquencs. ws still more highly appreciate
his frmnsSs and consistency IS . Safes
snaa. and heartily unite in awarding 10
him the condolences which he has 90 we'll
deserved.
6. Resolved. That The right Of ins,rue.
sion sna ne reeuisiiion TO obey or resign.
never aamiiisd BY the State Of South
Gsr0lins. cannot surely belong 70 neigh.
borhood associaiions or Districs meetings:
that We trust 10 the 6rmness and sound
Judgment Of our ssleened Senator. stead.
ly % resist and rsPodiais any such usur.
pssieu Of surhoriiy. And that ne heartily
spprsvs Of The course he has pursued in
regard 20 this matter, and the expression
ofssniimsni conveyed in bic reply 10 the
dsmsnds made upon him BY sectional
eoasoeziion composed Of his political
oppeasnls. That The political independ
sses Of shs Reprsssasiivs 10 not only .
priviegs. bar sacred duty. IN element
Of car iasliiusions sbsolslsly essential 10
shs veil being Of Republican Consii,u-
sney. and thal Col. Preston 10 entitled 10
our prompt and unwavsring support in
abe nsnly stand be has taken in is
defsnce.
@. Resslrsd. Tha The Public Lands.
<eded 70 The Conisderaey, by Virginia.
North Csroliaa. Georgia. South Carolina.
and Connsesicus, tcerf cedsd, in the words
ef die Virginia Deed Of Cession. on the
condition Inn, shsy "shsll be considsrsd
. common fund Cor ihs use and benefit Of
such ef he United States 40 have become
or shall become members of the Con-
fedsrston. or Federal AlIisnee of the said
States. Virginia included. according 10
their respscIivs proportions ia The gsnsral
charge and expenditure, and shall be
fsilhfsIly and bona fds disposed Of for
shst purpose and Tor no oIhsr use or pur-
pose Whatever"
J. ResoiUed. That The schsm. of sur
ssnding these Lands. ihss made the con
men properly Of oil The States OF The
Union, % The fsw States in which they
1is. 10 wdd. visionary and was,efsl. and
"a dirscs yiolssion Of The contract BY
which they were gsusrously snirussed 10
abe Confsdsrsey. That this scheme,
briagiss mass nf neighboring contiguous
Sssiss. uaders common indebisdness 10
she 0sasral Government. holds out sueh
snsnornous bride 10 ambition and avarics,
% could not fail 20 breed corruption and
violence. and array the indebted States in
disastrous hostility 10 the authority Of the
Union. terminating IN conf,ct which
xeald have one certain result the total
Jos. IN the country Of iIs splendid Nsuon.
ls Domsin.
These resolutions having been SUP.
ported By an able speech from Mr.. Petti-
gra. the Courier says:
Col. Preston then proceeded 10 show
soS silently. calmly and beautifully amid
nil this tremsndou. change down
asll Of an organized and vast psriy-,his
passing out OF old rulers and incoming Of
Ass-conlinusd the Stately march OF our
glorious Institutions, and how efea, Q
proof gas this Of their purity. To
strengthen this view, he advsr.ed 10 the
death Of Harrison stricken in the mo.
me1t ainosi of his ,riumph--from the
asiiiesi pinu scis of earthly grea,ness-,he
bead Of nsiion removed iron his great
post--snd yer. no jar. no stop. no STAY in
abe progress aud working Of Government.
The President dies. and his successor
under the Constitution takes his Mace.