The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1842-11-03
Another speech Of Er. Clay.
From Tie Ar~ York EAprsss.
M. CLAY IL INDIAN.

NIX. CLAY In lNblAAA
Mr. CLAY's Speech IN Indiana vas IN
bis besi style. s, e1k,ng a. his ca hu.
sias,ir reception. be ssri llas hrs return
from Daylnn Tsssulhlsd more Tie pro-
pIess of Roman eonqneTor, .af,er lhe
successful conquest ei rival nations, lhan
The reception Of an Tumble eiizrn Of sn
humhla State. ui.h0ui lhe power and
without psEonsgs. He caull mol help
canirasiing tie scenes ~ The last Tea days
silh his condition. fifteen years agi.
Then. aid Dir. Clay. r-lsiRg his saies)
il appeared Is II al mankind ronspired
against me. Sly molisss were ifaduced.
my character aspersej and sill fed; but !
was strong here. nERE. (srIking hisbressil
in honesty and iii,lry % my country. !
ssill lhen-and thank God ,hs People OF
Irdiana are sustaining he declsIslioh.--
thai TRUTHS omnlpnieni sni public jus.
lice certain" Bot. f,llnN-e,iizeus, era
lifylng - are these manifestations u re-
gard 10 me, personally. and pleased IS ]
am 10 reciprorait them, ! am not vain or
pIesunp,uous enuush 20 suppose lhai !
am worthy Of the scene which surrounds
me. No! mol II il Tie CAUSE.-THE clio
RIOTS cAusk--the sysiem u Ns'Innal 70,
lics. of which have lung been an humble
I sivocsts. thai calls TORN lhis exhibition
Of faehBg-iAis display Of sens.biliy.
/ Mr.. Clay stated aha, these principles
we're:
Isl. "a currency nf uniform valus,
springing from lie slll Of tie Nation"
81. :. Tie duiy Of the Na.ioasl Leg
lsIa.ure 10 give prOisclrn 10 the Industry
Of Tie people 81 he uniied States"
Sir. Clay said be would no, quarrel
with any one sbou. forms. That bI.l
would me; bis spprobatlnn which ainrd-
ed satisfaction g. the gr.a;csI numbers.
H looked 10 the substance rather Than
To tile iurm. lie should prefer tia, The
principles Of The COMPROMISE Act be adj
hered to as clostly IS possible. TIE
.ome valuation provision should have
been Insisted uron, though same gen;le
men OF lie South deemed il impIactica.
tle. Mr.. Clay differed with them on his
subject. He knew Tia, ihe Compromise
Acl Of 1893 never coull have received
the sanction Of congress bat for lie 10.
corporation Of thai ssluia,y principle:
and il il cannot nov be carrird oul, the
Compromise should be abandoned. lie
Was for Tariff flr ReyeaUe 10 tho Gu-
yetnmeni and pfoieOuoa 70 tbs manai4c.
! iureIs. ~ .
81. " Tae curlslioent Of the arbitrary
use u the Executive power, snd esprcisl-
ly Of The resistance of The mpn4rchie,i
feature. the Veto. transferred from foreign
governments and eng,ait..d on our osD."
4lh. - The dislrIbbt,on Of the proceeds
Of lhe Public Lands. winch. though now
Suspended by the exercise oi Executive
power, he hored would not be longer ihau
i the susse,.slun of some of The Bsnhs IN
/ The Redemption Of their notes"
5th. lyon the subject ot lulernsl I'm
pioyemenis, hlr. Clay SAID ,hai although
he dad not dOubt The power oI the Gene
raj IOfeTnmenI 10 carry out system ui
pubiic- Improvements, a. hereIplore OK
] pressed in The Senate. lie would be wtl-
ling " abaudon thai paser. in exchange
far the one II distribution. except rs tire
relsird to lake iiarbors. lie Commerce
OF The Seabsard. aid the National Road.
These nngm 10 BE- prosecuted uadeI au.
'ho'i,y Of tie General GDsernmenl.
.Hr Gays Yisps Of the Treaty.
Having stated, bri. fy, the poiicy Of
the Wings. since in Po~er. IF in pow
er they have ever ben siace the dc. ,h
Of Geopr1 Iiauisou.) Mr. Clay SAID ii
was right that he should say some.
hing Of the good dhne, aud the reason
why more WAS not accomplished. In
the frs, place, he would allnie IN tie re-
cent Treaty with Great B1Isin. Iien.
Jarsson's Administration made various
eiiatt' To ssIIls The long existing dllFicut.
ties With that Power. hut failed in every
c.ss. Ths King Of Holland ives select
ed rs an umpire. but his award was
promptly rejected BY the then existed adj
minislTaton. and tie tlsltc,ts matters in
voised were left In a condition which
threatened To disturb tho peace 81 tho two
countries. The Whig<. SINCE they cana
into power, have. | am proud 10 say. ho-
morality achieved settlement Of lie oues.
tons 81 Issue. | take great piea.nre in
! aw ardlpg 10 the PresItIen,-x ho deserves
so lutte communication in other respects
/ --and 10 the Secretary oe State, all the
credit due Them for ,his nego,ialiun. Il
IS true we have not gained much, ut as
mnrh land a. thai awarded by The X no
Of Holland. We get Rou.e's Point, and
tho navigation Of The ST. Johns river.
yhouglisomowhst under Bfitish Influence.
Oa the whalc. said Mr. Clay, I believe
ncitiler party has gained any great a Ivan.
taee, and, had been Ssualar. / should
have voted fnr IT'S ratification. Tina, The
peace secured by il will be permaaen |
have gFea, confidence. FOR experience
teaches ihat those trpa,les arc most on.
during where nrifter party la secured
any 'eudae a!sant gr.
V o. all iiiese lopses MIR. Clay spoke