The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1842-09-29

An duties, aad one iiifd ipM uiifel IaN
slian.
"A !. sonr days ago. thag CT stale puE.
nsses q ere are raised. lhrnughrui lie
Ilnian. about shiriy-lwo millions Of dol-'
-. m 10 these are 10 be added one
,l;rd of he Frdeszl lakes. Il will make a
-, eight millinns more. or about forty
nllians in AL. ~ b. taken. in This grieE-
o.s form ~ lzx. directly from The pork>
=. a. lie people. This, beg il may Be
r,msrkr.l, viii leave. II the rniire taxes
a be coIlrrsc.i frnsn the people. both fnr
sac and federal purposes. near lhree-
E,unhs Of tic entire amount 20 be enlleci-
Il n this 0liaus farm &C direct taxes.
Foriy millions by direct taxes, and filters
millions o m from customs. ] hope the
p,ople will note from what quarter pro-
position like This canes.
Bot The n.lor from Ssuih csralins
In ns ,his bii-,haPsd only 70 meet Tie
mas, urgent puhl,s aerss.iuss- 10 anOlh.
,t. cert .lnly 0lian. e. less for the amount
ol ,axss !, imposed. than Tor lie fact ihsl
th.y are 40, an'ed. II that ;. b,ll u
,haminaunn.." | refer 20 he tariff Of
Is2s =. he called u. msHlrd The name,
4 big the Senator "a rero'lrrt haw IL
ran.r 10 deserve u. Il. rue hls,ary has
n.a set he-n .dssried 10 ~ hi. dlseus-
ann; hul nnll.lne RAJ be hnrs eertain--sl
i, ps,lerh, wril known. q al III The mot
.ll.sI au.ble rte. - HSllts n Il eers pul
Ilsrs by Its nppunrn's ni The measure.
Who thus hoped Iorsny The ra'ss 90 high
Ih.l he yriy in~rd. u proiteiinn would
MI dare 10 support Il. and Mould b. rum-
rsllri u sasr a. .in,l their osn b I. Il
va, pl.siag d~.prrs,s game. c.,,a NJ, !;
aud. ~ the u,sha', ,hey were caught ~
Ihrir aun trap. The stnaiar hInssli
could MT ,ole on Tia, bill. but al his
Ir,sn,.s. personal and political, could aud
d.; sud, whaieser of abaminailun there
va. il Il. MS PIT there BY llier votes.
Blu. sir. why should tell the history
Of thai bill. or ~hy he called On 10 ,in.
G,ralr ~ hid 40 cnnrtrn in u. Snme
leading grn'lsmeo smons The Senstsr's
osn Trend. might, onr wnuld think, With
mure proprieiy be called upan In defend
II against his vehement assaults. lhaa thai
such defence shnuld come from me. The
Senator from New Hampshire. who has
dl,eassred the sn.tural aud unisst.sl
standard Of lmpo.t,," voted for mos, Of
those sbominabie provisions in IL. Here
Mr.. Woodbury. hung Lis head. ~h,ls .
emile vert fouad The chamber Per-
haps he ~ill sIndicsis The bill upon his
new principles: OF. Il he oil not, The sc.
nslof from Missouri, Who never wants
The courage {. stand by his owH poll
teal acts. will explain tn Ne Why he
gsss HE support 10 ,hst ''deiesiaJle" bill.
Here Mr. Bsaion Licked lIli!c eoh-
selsus; and tbs lsls smile 90 the face Of
Of the ,ensls wRx.d still broader. Since,
however. these gentlemen decline 10 break
sl.nce ~ilh The South Csrulin. Senator
in behalf of the distressed bill. perhsps
the ready, the dsxisraus. the able mem
bsr from Ne~ York, ~ho has 81 often
eh,mp laned The Jackson and Van Buren
administrations sgains, this southern al
setssry sill sn,er the lets. far measure
which he advocated then. aud voted Tor
through thick and thin. Fresh synp
tsms III hilarty IN the chamber. 1hIls
NJ. Wright louksd for once deeid' dly
pUzrlsd DW M: The senator offers
Inc no ss,istancs. | implore. then.
tue strong iaIerpos Ilsn of. the unllIncll-
ing senator from psnnsyl'snis. ~ho sure
ly will come to the rescue. and spread
hrs broad shteld over this f.llsn measure.
lnr which he then fnueh, like an Ajax
T'l'man. Mr. Buchanan here looked
decidedly amused; but seemed even then
10 enjay The hing by no means as much
as n'hcrs around him. All these 'one'
= wha' c"ninundins personal references I'VE
mus, pause monpn, to sayl were ma
nagsd al'nlrably--in g,y. Tree. good
humorsd tone, that took from than ere'
~ thing offensive, while o. told perfectly.
Mr.. E,'s manner /. indeed very happy
one. lie Is sound. clear, very sioGe;
but though forcihIe) is enurely easy aud
unsludled. aud delivers him.t lIrslher with
the ar ol amin 1tei conversation than any
thing else.
lie begged that. IL Democratic senators
were diilidsnI Of deGendngthe bilIo theft
own sceoUn', they soald al least d" u
f"r the hunar uI thrir late Presideni and
Vice President. Mes.rs. Van Buren, aud
johnson. Who sl.o.ssve il their support
lie invoked the authority nf those gres
names. My, he woulI almost lay wa
GER a, least do What va. much more
usual IN thst ehambEr--venture prophe
ey, thai The nerl Democratic candidate
i'r The highest nl l!I"se offices would.
when pitched upon. prove To he "ne who
had vo,ed for The lsrfi 81 1928. But, on
the whu'e. though he thought The chan
ccs three to one in 'a'or OF such result
he would forbesr pressing u out 81 regard
Tor The honorable senator from South
Caro.iaa.
To return 10 details: The Senator;
have ka,h in,oiuhs1 aoaipsi The rates m