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

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lie rdseals sad seOIa q I'll sl'lsoss
msnss'
MOI ais did The PsssiAsns. - il res
eerfisiis appears n ne. STAIR !snuFely
ito strongly he consequences ri bis ap-I
ss0ssi al ths bill. bsi - he psFSeely cor
reel IN Hsslinr The question. la he seems
10 me- - have done. which he Vas called
pPan 10 dsslds. - presenting The sals ~
srrasMxe Of his direet approval m rsjee-
.tnoa Of The hilll Mas The preservation ~
'hs eonsH.sney and The conscience Of he
rEeslden. wholly irreconesiabls With the
restoration II The blessings III = sound
eausaey. regular aha moderate exchanges.
aaa tie reEIsal Il lie confidence ard bu-
sasAs Shirh Congress believes viii be
s.>n:sl ~ National Bank! Was there
- alternative but Ia PrOlorg The suffer
aags ol : bleeding country. or 70 send -
hrs Veto, From The admipisIrstiOn Of
ss= Excessive Department Of The Cavern
msa'. daring the lsss twelve wears. hss
s9Fang mast Of The public ills which have
agaiessd tie People. Was i; necessary
taaa lbaI sourse Of Suffering should con-
iinus 70 operate. in order 10 preserve IlIe
rsnsslerss or lie President unSinlaIed!
Was hat the onIy sd and deplOFable al
ternstisss Think. Nh. Presldenr, there
we're other alIeraaiises wsrshy Of tie &C.
.taef and ps,riotic consideration Of the
Fre1ieR:. The bill might have become
laS in sirsue Of the provision which rs.
sairsd iss return within ten days. II The
President had retained il three days lon
ger. u zould have been law. without his
Esncstoa and without his signalure. Ia
saeh > contingency. the Presidens would
haze renamed passive. and would not
hsse been liable 10 sny accusation Of hsv.
Iag himself siolsied The Constitution. All
iha soaii have besnjassly said would be.
thai Re did not choose 10 Ihrav himself in
lie way - an obsIaele u The passage OF
measure indispensable 10 The prosperity
ni lae nation, in The judgment oi The par
" ~h'eh brought him INTO power. Of the
NhIs Congress which he first met. and.
il Pablo lame speaks true. Of The Cabinet
whish The lsmea,sd Harrison called
sEaaaa him. and which he Voluntarily
eoai'naei. Ia an analogous case. Thu
mas Mckeln. when Governor Of PENS
gylvanis. thsn whom the United States
have praiaeed bu, few men nf equal Vi
OR 0f mind and iirnness of purpose. per-
mi'sed > bill 10 become law. al,hroagh. |
N his opinion. n vas contrary % The Con- !
silsattan OF that's ale. And have heard, |
AM, from The crediiabe nature Of The !
ssoarcF, an inclined 10 believe. slthough
4 will not soseh for The fact. that. towards !
Tire Glaze Of The charter Of Tho fret Bank !
# HE United States during the second
fern Of Mr. Jefferson. sumo consideration
Of lie question Of The rene val Of The char.
Ter VS. entertained. aad ,hs, he express
Cd sish that, il lbs charter were renew
sj. ii might be effected BY the operation
OF tie ten days provision, and his coasis.
ieaeY Tins preserved.
IfM were possible to iisinter the vrne.
fased remsins of James Madison. resni-
n1Ie his perisiling form, and place him /
once mnrs IN thai chair Of state. which he |
81 much adorned. what would ksye been
lie course, II This bill had been presented
TO him. esen supposiDg him never to have |
asaoaaccl his acquiFsrmce in the set,Ied
judgment Of The nation! lie would have
'ssit. that human controversy in regard 10 |
single qseslios should mol be perpetual,
sad ought 10 have . termiaatins. This. |
about the power 10 establish 3 Bank Of
The United States. has been long ennugll |
eon:inasd. The nslioa. under 81 The
forms Of lts public action. has often ami |
deliberately decidedii il. A Bank, and as
soria,ed inaneisl and currency questions,
which had long slept, were revived ami
have divided The nsiia during The last ten
years Of srduoas sad bitter struggle;ssri
the party which put down the Bank. and
which ocessioaed all The disorders in orr
currency and finances. has itself been sig
nally put down, by Que Of those great mo-
raj and political revolutions which free
and patriotic People can but seldom arouse !!
itself 10 maks. Hum IN infalllbiliiv has
not been granted BY God; and The chan
ees ot eFrar are much gteater on the side
of one man than on that Of the majority
Of wb'le People aud their successive
Lsgi.lsturss during long period ii time.
! yield TO the Irresistible force OF AUTHORITY.
! "rA not nas myself IN opposition to a
measure so irnperativsly demanded by
The public voice and go esse atial to Gle. |
ga'e my depressed and suffering country |
men.
aad why should no. P,esiden, Tsler |
bs'e suffered The bill to become a law
without his signature! Without meaning
re slightest possible disrsspeet TO him. !
tao'hins 10 further from my heart Than
lite exh'bi''oa VI any such feeling tow srds !!
that distinguished citizen. Iosg nv per-
soaal irteqi.l il cannot De forgotten that
he came lnio has present Office under pc I
euliar circumstances. The People did |
DOT foresee the contingency which has
They voted for him as vics
President. They did NOT. thsrsfare. scro,
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