The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1842-12-01


v. ranrT ffnm her bEnuf and ihses iuT
a., bigh ssalrd Painalis.n. ca her anua-
-, dsso;iaa % Ihs lore II lihssry. far
~, sossI.y - the unsan. snd E.r hrr
80. ias-er ~, Gle prrpdesl sister u the
..,.blie nsg srll desire 70 be her rival.
TIE eisIl eamnas,aa. ah,eh has l-irly
;,.,urbed die rsirisise state q Rhode
IJ,.d. is aas9ly % be regretted. and q
,.,a,a aim in roaalra nsgal base bee0
su,ud.d wish serious consequsncss 10 the
-, States. Aide lhea from mere
.vuo..hv, &c esnsol Le iul,asun, spec
,:,oss. InrsusIiy IN he right ef.uGragr.
!, ,he ssound apan 1hlch resistance 70
-, CONSTITUTED auihari lee. and oserl scIs
eT,ehelIian, a.s attempted 10 be Untitled.
wj.haul passing upon she merits Of the
;.,us brlueen The parties. 10 that state. l
am constrained 20 cay. that there - .
iii, loo often manifested IN cur eosnirY.
"a enforce eur surpassed rights. or 20 re
dre,s our sgpposed grlssaaecs, by aPpesls
a oopn reslstsncs. rather lhan 10 las. 10
,es,on, and N returning 'enss Of justice.
n 10 NH every grievance. under which .
people DAY labor. that jasu6ts resort
90 loIes far redrrs,; nor 10 Il 10 b,llesed.
,hsi in any PARTON Of Our country. in
hi. enllgh .ened age, wll eour.e ri
pnlicy Be persisted IN. that 10 grossly
unjust and appressl,s. The steady ap-
ps.I 20 right nd 10 rsason. is sure IN due
line 10 procure The approprisls iemedy.
The example Of nur oan stale. in her
Steady sif,.rs % reform hsr represents
lions. By appeals 10 The justice Of her
elsims. and the success which e.eaiuslly
crowned lhase .iFon,, 10 proof Of he Wis.
Com Of lhsi policy. therefore deem il
the duty of III friends 81 social order. 20
rsbuke. On III OCCASIONS. that spirit which
i. ever ready 10 l,ghi the torch Of eis,l
discard. and ressl IN tbs hlaed Of brother.
Our Ranks RESUMED specie payments
daring he past summer. and u Is hellev
cd will be able % sustain themselves IN
iurare. Bot. while they afford % sound
currency, IL is 10 be regretted, thai they
are not enabled ~ extend their accom-
modalians. and increase their circulation.
@ thai OK enl he necessities u The CON-
musiIy rsla,re.
Esrh G rollins. sllhoagh an Atlantic
sbis. 10. TO . great sxleui, IN The condition
Of some Of tie ,Hlsrior slales. She ha,
no large commercial mart. from which
10 shipped the prineipsl production al
Der industry. These are shipped most.
" from the pnus Of Virginia and Sdu,h
carolina. The b4lanrss sgsinss her II
the north. contracted Tor the Immense
quantity Of merchandlse, purchased there.
have 10 be paid 10 cash. Oar b,nk notes
have 10 supply this cash. either By being
presented a, once fur specie, and ,hatisken
10 tho north. OF BY bring taken 10 the
north. and there shaved 10 The brokers Al
. discount, (which prompt redemption
in specie cannot prevent. ~ho for.hsill'
present them 81 bank for payment N
specie, or It's eqnisalsnL Thus. ths
perpetual flow 0f our bank notes North
ward. 10 pay balances sgainsl Us. 10 me-
BY . commencement Of the same noie'
souihwsrd---nni 10 pay balances IN oui
f.sor--noi TO be thrown sgain into circu'
lstion By the purchase Of our produce
but TO atop them IRON eirculs'ioa. By
pushing them into The banks, aud drawing
out the specis for them. The only meant
Of protection, asaias, these continued
drains, which our banks can resort u, u
" curlsIl their circuls,ion--the very ihInl
that operates sgainst The community, bu
the ouly thing which can prevent then
IRON being driven again into another su'
pension. II ~e had . usiionsl currency
al par in every psr, of the Union. D.
winch to pay these distances against Ne
that currency would never touch ih'
hands Of the broker. II would be Ihro9i
into circulation 10 every direction, ~
st'ad ii being thrown back upon The ban'
that issued Il. Our own notes woul'
remain among us-there would be bu
lnile demand tor specie, as but lev woul'
return apoa the banks, and they woul'
thus be enabled 10 throw much large
amount into circulation, without the risl
Of their sudden return Tor specie, an
without The rick Of being driven aga'
into smother suspension. The hopes Q
having national currency has been twlc
thwsrted by The Presidents v.tnes npo
charters for national banks. Whethe
he will continue regardless Of the WI
and Of The ssiTefipgs ol the people, Tim
will disclose. Whether the examples
Washington aud of Madison are unwo'
thy Of his limitation he mus, decide. On
thing We all know--isom the time OF N
establishment Of The 6rsi nauonai oanE
10 the present time, whenever we nav
been without that institution, our Pecl
mary affairs have been greatly derange'
Ia this state, the issue Of q national ban
has been fairly submitted {, the people
by The rival candidates. IN The two la
gaberna,oriai sleclions. The result, eac
the. proves the majority 10 be IN lave
of such an Institution. II u, hereiof'
respectfully subant.d, whether you ong'
no, to aid. by all the means a.your con
mani. IN carry nut This exptessad VII I