The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1842-12-15

ability 70 meet "a FRgsEfmfnsE. Ger
gees eilrfeG ron he Extru'ite d ihis
sies Of he suljrrt Il beeswe. nssss-
lhslsss. ahs ds,y 81 lie EIsrulss iorrsors
20 every erPrdrsl 10 iss powsr - nego-
tate he aathorized loan. After fsilors
10 do 90 10 the Aurriran mssksi. . cir |
zsR'of high character and lslens xss seat
% Eufrpe sIlh 10 better sreeefs; ahd hes
The mnrulying speesacle hss bern rrs-
stnled IL he inability ofihis GGsrrnmsnl
90 ohtsin loan 80 snail - DOT in tie
whole 20 smsuni 20 more lhap one-ioprlh
~ ns ordinary snnasl income. a. time
~len The GsvesnmrnIs Of Europe, a.
though invol.sd 10 d. b.. and With her
suliscls heavily hardened wiih lsxalion.
rssdilv obtain hams Of sny snourt 81
greatly redseed rate Of interest. llwaUld
be pnpra6iable 10 look further into this
anomalous state IL things: bur / esaaoi
conclude without sdding that. for Co
ssrnmens ~hich has paid Of lis dsbis Of
iwo vars with The largest maritime pow
e. 81 Europe. and now owing debt
which 10 almost neni 70 nothing shrn
compared with lie boupdless usVurres-s
Governmtnl the strongest 10 the world.
because emsnsting from the popular udl,
and sfmly rooied 10 the sifrciicns Of
great and free people. and whoss tid,liy
60 rs engagements has never beea ques-
linned; Tor such . Government 20 have
rendered 70 the capitalists Of osher eoun
uiss an opportunity for small invest
msni sf is stock, and YET 20 have failed.
Implies either The mott unfounded dis-
trust in is good faith. or purpose 20 Oh.
tain which The course pursued 10 the
.mosl fatal which could have bern adopt
ed. Il has now become obvious 10 ell
men thai the Government must look TO
~ own means fnr supplying iis wants,
and Il l. cansoling u kros that these
means are altogether adequate for The 90
i.cl. Tie Exchequer, II adopted. will
greatly s,d in bringing about His result.
Upon what | regard % aell-iounded
sarposllion Ina, rs bills would be resdi-
IL sough, for by The public creditors, and
that The issue would in short tine reach
,he maximum of $4,000. 900, il 10 ObSi-
Gus that OIL Q, 900 900 would thereby be
.ddrd 10 the avail. ble means Of the TTrs-
snry without coat or charge. Nor can
/ fail 70 purge The eres. and b. nsfeial ei'
iee,s which would be produced 81 sla-9I
all the active pursuits Of life. lbs effects
upon tie solvent Sale banks. while 4
would lofce inln liquidation those OF an oP
po.its character Through he weekly settle
mems. would be highly bens6cial; and will
The advantages Of sound currency, ih'
restoration uf confidence end credit woul'
follow, with a nuntrousirain Of blessings
Ny cnasiction. are mos, strong 'hs, ihes'
brntfiu would f1w from the adoption
If ,hls measure; but IL The result shout
be adverse, there is this security In con
|, nex,on with il, that the law creating
may be repealed a, The pleasure oil th
4 Legislature. without the slightest imPlica
ton ii iis good faith.
/ / recommend TO Congress IN take int
, consideration The propneiy oil re-lmour'
. ing fns imposed on General Jackson
, New Orleans. al the time Of the at,ael
and defence Of tina, city, and paid by him
/, wnhou. designing any reflection on III
. indlvisl tribunal which imposed The hns
; the remission 1t this day nav be regsrt
ed as not unjust or inexped cut. III
,oice OF the civil authority wac hear
!. amidst the glitter Of arms, and obeyed 3
\ those who held the sword, thereby givir
addrilnsl lusire to memorable m'l'lar
4 achievement. lf the laws we're Offended
. their majesty vas FULLY vind'cssed; an
| although the penalty incurred and par
p i. worthy Of little regard in pecunlar
. point of view, it eau hardly be douote
= tina, i, would be gratifying TO The wa
!, worn veteran. now 10 retirement and
n The winter Of his dsys, TO be rl'es'
/, from the circumstances in which M
i Judgment placed him. There are cas-
a in Sh,ch public fnnc,ionaries may be cal
= ed on to we Oh The public interest again
. their own personal hazards, and II The
vii law be violated from praisewor't
/. motives. or an oserruling sense Of publ
=. danger and public necessity, pun'sh,ne
% nav we'll be restrained within that lin
- which asserts and maintains the author
n " Of The law, aud The suhiecIion Of
"a military to the civil power. The deien
4, OF New Orleans, while IL saved GU
10 from the hands OF the enemy, P'aced u
= name Of General Jackson among those
n the greatest Captains ofthe age, and ll,'
IA rated one Of the brightest pages oil our u
rn tory. Now tia, The causes ol excI'eme'
a existing q, the tune, have ceased 10 or
- rate, ilis believed tha, the remission
bc ibis fine. and ~hasvrr Of era''hcsu
of that remission might cause the em,n'
-. man who incurred and paid II. woo'a
J, in accordancs with the general iee''
- and wishes Of the American People.
a Ibave thus. fellow citizens, scqnl!'
N myself cf my duty under The Cons"
n ucn. BY laying before you, as surc'n :,
N as | have been able, The state oil me =
"a ion, and by inviting your auenno"
!, measures of much Importance 10