The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1842-12-22

ard whsm tisr art pas pss-ed, IL ssnshs
Adams. derby insnised IN dtbs q she
~ss md b. snd ~ herd 81 .vFry dollar
which she eauid hanesi = come by. le
av he interest," an her f,feign deb. snd
ssvs hsfssllipam pnhlicsl degradation HE
that 81 Mississinpi--lo refuse hfr share Of
he fund. fke contemplation 81 81 tisese
lhinfs. and many more. wlirh us lsse
nal nns nsw ~ seller O.. wesksd gradu-
81 ehsnge in our political ~ mons. We
do not rre.'lleri me pIet ise mamrEl- The
rxscI point II lims--ai which ne bfe.me
Wing. A he lee, sleesian. hossser.
ur wfre ssen - Opposite . foil Wig
neksiin shf hox; and we are na~ an . oul
AID out- Bahk-fl,v. Whig-snd ouf
epponsnts may add he .. Brns.h- sIsa.
u u 90 pIssse Them. Having sa'd. per-
hsps. more sh.n we oushsun shis suLjvci.
iar The en'ishfnmeni of those vha have
knows rs - = DemccrsI. ne shall nov
dismiss il. And should we n any time
have 10 frenr 90 il. u will be 10 defend
nursrlf. no, By sreumrni. bat By prers-
dent Behind dsungui.l.ed pferonages
add Illussrines SCENES. ne shall enuenrh
ourself safely. Mr.. Calhoun. Mr.. spen-
Ger. and The Georgin tripmsirals. eol-
qunu. Cooper and Black. shall III stFnrd
us pro'eeli"n: and Il nserrsyry. we shall
apply 70 IRE ex.stsF reporter. Tor ease
IN point. far our Justification.
The 6rsi effect. the great dssidefstsm.
Tor the siisinmen, ol which she people Of
this Union have 10 strive. Is sound.
equal and 6,m currency. The Nsionsl
prosperity ls dependent upon IL. u 10
The blood Of the " body paliiie' winch
d.peads upon il. Cor hesltl lis f cred
BY u. qua'iIy, IFS insufIicieney or 'upsrs-
bundsncs--as much as the animal h~dy
- nv lhr qn.ntiiy and qualify Of lhe fluid
which runs through It's veins and srierIes
Every expediehi that human wit could
devise, hiss been tried. and la. failed.
except a ksi.ansl Bank. That succeed
ed: and while ittxisled. the country knew
. prosperity wh,eh il had never know n
before, has never known since. and will
never know again unul similar insii,u-
,ion s created. Believing this. We shall
advocate such measure az Car as we are
able. And We expect 10 have for oar
pains, IL no other reward. II least !" The
answer ofs good conscience.
Iaregard 20 the tariff question, we hold,
and shall endesvor 10 maintain, the doc
Urine. iha, the du,irs imposed for The pur-
pose Of raising revenue Tor an economical
government, shsnld be so adjusted IS 1,
favor" prolecl"-as much as possible,
our American Manufactures. For We
ere teeiled believer in the pelicy hich
fosters oil brsnch,s u industry, Agrieul.
iural. Manufacturing. Commercial and
Mechanical. And Tor our life we never
could see The principle upon which an ex-
cepiion is always made sgsinsishe man
uf,clurei;. nor bow some Southern men
who would giss direc, Legislative sssls
isnso iosoms branches. can have The con,
science 10 grudge 10 hin, The small
sfunb" OF " incidental protection !"
We believe, further. ,ha, our Esrffs
ehould be .coun,ersailing:" tina, is,ihal
an eye should be kept Bpon the legislation
81 other countries, aud their pulley ofex-
cludiug our exports iron their markets or
Inviting them 10, be reciprocaled.
The question Of the expectancy Of en-.
punsing the Veto Power IRON The Cons
slitntion. or greatly restricting il, will
come up for discussian, prominently,
during tie next Presidential caasass.--
Without hesitation. we express oor most
decided opinion in favor Of cha restriction.
For though we are accustomed 10 view nnr
Constitution as one Of those things which
should not be lightly in,erfered with; vet
we think that recent executive acts have
shown how dangerous 10 the Liberties Of
the country, is this great lever 10 the hand
of single unprincipled individual. Until
the cohmencement Of the Tyler admins
ira ion, il may be said 70 have oeem an
unlried part Of our governmental machin
cry; and the very Tact Of lis disuse by nss
illus,rinns Presidents, is argument agsins'
i. ], has lain. too, "a dead leter," I'm the
monarchicsl Constitution &C G,eal Britain
for more ikan . crnsry--kirgs even,
fearing 10 exercise power so vss,, and
so repugnan, to liberty. Il is pow eI
Which, though apparently only negative
10 its character. is entirely sufficient TO
make despoi uf President. /, can
.tnp the Legislation OF The country OF
mould il 10 The will Of one nan--,his il
has done-snd any power sutiicifn, for
,ha, purpose, is snflicien, to cub, Ell the
government. For checking unconst,u-
tional legislauon. i,iis unnecessary. while
Laws Of doub.Iul cons,itulnnalny are re-
ferable TO Judicial tribunal. like our
Supreme Court. uncnnnecled in their Of
fetal capacity with the politics Of the
country, and unlikely to be prejuiiiced
by party considerations. We shall there
fore be fouad lighting against tie a. one
man power" with all our might. and we
.uspec,. too, Enough iha, by to means
Influences us .ha, We shall have the pop.
ulsr side Of The question.