The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1842-01-06

when il arrives there Than 10 paid lar Hour
of the sane quality 10 prOcureTs in The
immediate nsighborhood. The cost OF
transportation, ,hesrIOre. does not oPe.
rate 90 much To-. RAISE the price 81 The
place Of sale as 10 diminishiia al The place
Of production. Nov. the gresIls which
regulates prices. by demand and supply.
is slernIy observed in cases Of i"reIgn
importation. a. in this instance Of d"mes-
ne trade. The undersigned cannot fofbesr
TO add, that sasily the greater proportion
Of the agricultural population Of the unr
Ted Slstrs 10 obllgsd TO rely mainly upon
The home msrkeI Tor sale Of It's products
tshea,. for insisncs) is such as oiirn en-
iers extensively in The consumption Of
The world. The quantity Of flour and
Indian corn exported from this country |
70 altogether inconsidersabls. IN eomps
rison with the quantity consumed IN the
lsge cities and manufacturing towns.
which have either entirely gr"wn up or
added largely to their population under
the influence Of laws oil C"ngress. pass
ed since ihs end oflhe last war. upon do
mesuc labor and industry. The inn
mense interchange Of products. oil being
the result Of labor. winch now takes place
between the producers Of subsistence and
The population above mentioned. shows
the advantage which one class 10 10 The
other, and the essential importance 10
both of preserving their existing relations.
II she consumption Of four aud ersin 10
the manufacturing districts, especially the
North aud East, derllne, 10 that extent
there is an absolute loss 10 the wheat and
corn growers, since the quantity eonsua =
ed by them will ind q market no where
else. TO say nothing. in this connex-
ion, Of the incslculsble importance Of
home market to the producer OF the great
article Of coIIon, and limiting his re-
( marks tn the grain growers alone. the
undersigned canno. but persuade himself
. that all will see and arkno~ ls,ige tie
. great value TO that rla.s Ui producers OI
The Northern and EasIern msrket-'he
e only considerable market, indeed. which
= is permanently open 10 them upon the
= face Of the earth. 49,
/. So long as The policy AZ other counties
E shsll continue 10 exclude The produr's y
: our agriculture from their ports, and thu
q deny 10 us The advantage Of a fair reclpro
, city ia trade, !, would appear 10 be equal
e " tie dictate Of policy and Of justice u
, our People To secure TO them. as lar o
d may be reasonably and property cone.
/. msrke, OF consumption for their rrodue
81 IN their own county. go,
i. The undersigned is Of opi,ion that III
il condition of the Treasury and cf The conT
Try demanas an augmentation OF the u
N venue. I, canno, bu. be The true pole
y Of Government 70 ex.inguish the smou'
Is Of debt nov existing ss soon as PRAGUE
I'd bic, and to avoid increasing Il. The CT
vi alton OF debt. BY loans and other resor'
40 for req enue tosnpply hhcienc'es' Of
d. Vular income, came, but be regarded,
he a lime peare, as injudici.ns and .ofJe
m: ,ionsbls. The general credit OF the Il
re-. verumen,, always good, has bee. gre'
Ter " raised. bo;;, a, home. and abroad.
III tie fact that i, has fully paid of and d.
nd charged The deb, created by The kevol
"a, ZION and by Subsequent war with En-
nd land, aud " ars with The Laden tribes. u
os, preservation ol Ills high credit is oil
md utmost importance. II must be the
law cessary reliance Of The Government. u.
res the sicissiluIes Of human affairs, sudd
TIL war should come upon US. requiring lar
H. and immediate expenditures. ExsctPu'
tuslity 10 The payment Of interest, vi
,ur the deb, shall continue, and lie pa
her men, so soon ss the time Of paymen.
of tiyes. as veil as The known ability and
de. nor of the Government. are the means
su- inspiring tina, general confidence ~h'
I, .hall a, oil times enable il use lis eres
the TO the greatest advantage.
,o,- The estimated expenditures Of The
r,ly vernmen, for the coming year will exec
,ro ito probable income By sl4.2ls.57O
of Should Congress authorize q reissue
be Treasury notes to the amount OF $50
ses 900, and the balance Of The loan be
Two posed Of, there will remsin teticIs
wer S2,7ls.570. for which provision mus
du- made by law. Blu, il is not suPpo
.hs. Congress will deem :. advisable
.ade restrict The income OF the Government
to the precise amoun. of Its expendi'a'
lose There ought To be o surplus ot al u
ion, two millions. TO meet unforeseen en-
Sui genc,es in The public service; and sh'
du- even The proceeds Of The sales OF The =
' m hc lands be Withdrawn from the States
Jun reference to The receipts from tia. sol
aud 10 the last and present years will 81
Alto that deficiency in the revenue. to
e 70. The wants Of the Government, mus,
the rema
need The state of the national affairs.
,sge Disposition Of the Government. IN wi
ason i, is believed. the People fully psr.'ciI
aud. to pu, the country into a respectable