The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1842-07-21

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I"mmen sense 81 ears paints sui me
r-mssiy. Take from as.seulsurs In ana
U. y Ell hundred ghaussns msn, wumru
. q ehalren. and yss will II oaes give !
makri Go NOE bresdapas lhan 81 z IL
rope nov furnishes "a. 10 sliar, air,
~s base ben tso long subjeei 20 m.
policy ~ hFiiish merchants Ii IL time
se should bsrone . llssls more .qnesi.
eaHistd. ahd iasisad af feeding psnps,s
and lsberers Of England. feed MIR esn;
20 slss, 70 shhntme. by eaniinulng opr
present policy. ss shall be rendered
psupers ourselves. Il is ihsreGare nv
aP'nlos ms, careful and jadieisus ,aniE
= much wanted 70 pay our national dsbs,
and 90 sdotd us The means Of that defence
!! within osrsrlsfs ~ = hieh lie s.lesy Or
Our eaaniHy depends; and last. lhevgh
not lfss'. give proper distribution 20 our
labor. wLIeb mus, prose bessiieisI % the
happiness. Independence. and wealth II
The community"
10 his 6fss Annual Messsg, hssly.
To regulate its coniuel 50 as 70 pro-
m"'e rqasliy The prosperity Of these car.
d'nal Interests. IS one ol The most dlficuli
tl'ks 81 Government. and it may be re-
GREETED thai the complicated res,rcsions
shieh nos snbsrra,s ihe intercourse 81
nations. eosId 10. BY common consent be
aoal'shed. and eomneree SLOWED 10 fow
IN those channels 20 which individual en-.
te'p'ise. always ils surest guide, might
dnsri q But we must ever expect ,ell-
i-h Legislation 10 o'her naiion,; and are
snsreiore compelled 10 adapt cur oma 70
hcir regnlanons. in the manner best
calculated 20 a,nid serious injury. and 10
hsrmoaize the conflicting interests IL our
agriculture. our commerce. aud our man
af.c,ures.. Under these imptessinns. l.
invite your attention % the existing tariff,
believing that some Of iis provisions re-
qnIfs modification.
THE general rule 10 be spilled In
g'adusiing the dn'irs upon articles of Tor
c gn gruwih or manufacture, 10 lhal wheel,
will place nur own ~ fair comp. tI,an
sIlh those Of other countries; and The
inducements 10 advance even slep be
y"nd this polnl. ars controlling 10 regard
To- ihose articles which are Of primary
necessity IN time Of war"
Arsii, in his MsysviIle Veto, Gen. Jackson
rays
A supposed connection between ap
Preparations Tor internal improvement aad
The system Of protecting du,iss. growing
nut 81 the snxIriies of those more irnme- |
rdi-isly interested in their success, has
given rise % suggeslious which Il is rrl-
per should Ral,es on this occasion. My !
'pinion on these sutj,cls have nereI
be, n cnneealsd from those who had n '
rghttn know them. Those Which have
on The latter have frequently
pl.c.d ne in opposition 10 individuals az
xrll .. communities. whose claims upnn
ny friendship aud gratitude arc uf the
character; but ! trust there has
,rtn nnlhing 10 my public life which has
exposed me 10 The suspicion OF being
hnnght p,hle Of sacrificing my views
4 duty 10 private oasiders,Ions, howev.
. strong hsy may have been. or deep
he rrg,es Which they are capsule OF
xrinng.
"As long as The encouragement &c do
nestle manufactures is directed 10 nation
] enis. il sh.ll receive from me tempe
s,e but siesds support. There is no
eressary connection between il and the
st'n ii aapraIrislions. On The con-
f4ry. q sppears To ne lha, The SUPPOSE. /,
"n 81 their dependence upon each o,her !
] cslc1laled To excite the prejndices OF i
" public sgsinsi both. The former is
ashamed on tie ground ofils consistency !
i'h the letter and spirit Of the corsti,u !
an. ni u. origin being traced to the as !
nj ai oil The parties to The original con +
aci, and 81 II. having The support aud I
,prnbauon Of q msjorty Of tie people; /
> which account ], is Ut least entitled 10 |,
FAIR pxperimcai."
In his second Annual Message, he says. s
NV p"Wtt W tttstrt uuuCs Uu tUt~ | IL
hts originally belonged 10 the several c
lales. The RICH, 10 adjus, lho,e duties Z,
i,h 'iew 10 The encouragement, of do a
s,.ic branches Of industry. is 80 COM
elrls idrriicsl with that power. ina, i, tc
difiirult 10 suppose the xistence Of The p
,e without the other. The States have IL
lesa,ei ,hrir whole authority over i'm in
RS To the general government, without c,
niiailon or restriction, saving the very lc
reservation =, l,i,ng 10 their 81
spec ion laws. This authority having III
Is enurly passed from the States, the tc
Iht To exercise IL ior the purpose uf pro NJ
:uon dues not exist in them: and con an
Inen,ly. il il be not possessed by the an
acral government. il mus, DO extinct. W
II rol,ucal system would thus presen, to
, annmaly III a people stripped Of the be
~ Id foster their own industry, and TO Of
Iuteraci the most srlish and destructive | I
lies which might be adopted by foreign ev
ians. This surely canno, be The case: vi
: indi-pens bile power. thus surrender us
by the States, must be within the scupe