The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1843-01-12

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Mr.. Jones. Of Ofsnsr. ioak tie aosf.
asa spoke infsssf 81 shs reeonsiserssgn.
lie ranaendta fkn The resoiuiiun whieh
had been,adarlvd ~osld nos answer he
parpcss 81 an investigation. wss snslrfly
imprstiieable and ridaeslaas. Andngen-
liemem On The other aide were sincere
Il IN favor 81 n investigation hay
would vote % reconsider. iiiai something
mnse effective might be sgrred npns.
NJ. Nash replied u Mr. Jnnes. mann
tanning ,hsli IL lie resolution vas ridirnlous,
ii had been inlradaerd BY Democrat.
aud sen Ii us By democratic sens,r:
Thai he SENSE ought Gfrl 70 relFaei. and
/. uoslJ be di.rsspscllul and di.eaure-
ons 10 that body 10 srt - was preprsfd.
Mr.. Bragg spoke 81 some iengih mfs-
sos or reconsideration, n he bad rot
been 50 uflen surprised 81 late. b. the &C
ion Of genslsnnaen in thai lirufe. lie pre-
sent proceedings snld have greatly ear.
prised him. They profess 70 be 10 fsrof
Of an Interrogation, and yes hold on so1
resulusion that ihey knewrsn elieri n0ih.
ing. lie did lot believe ll,ey weTe sin- !
lceIe. But il they were. lri Them bsiag
ID resolution hat would carr. il eul--
lri The gentleman from 0,anee dsil. fosase
sau noimpropriety in his dong il--snd
ne would voc lnr IL i'hr gentleman from
lIslifax. (Mr. Moore. bad said that ibis
resolution had been introduced BY soma
individual 10 fulfil soms fselssh pledge 10
the people. Suppose N had, wha. was that
!. 10 Tho sla.sf Shall we be a. lie expense Of
this foolish investigation because Of that
Gentlemen had said something sbasi pre-.
misses 100 II was 10 old msx'm, fhst
persons Who live in glass houses ought
not 10 threw stones. lie reminded The
|, Whigs OF their premises In IS40--prs.
| mises, he saids only msde 10 be bfskca-
This was tender sroand-he would wara
, gentlemen 10 beware how ihey alluded 70
!. promises.
Mr.. Leach replied with much force TO
, The remarks Of ME-. Bragg. and IN opposi.
ltion 10 The motion 10 rec, nsIdvr. The ac-
| ton sf she Democralicpar,s. heccn,fnd-
| ed, had done much 10 deprrcisse The pa
per Of our banks. sheugh shs banks
were 40 sound % any in ihs Union
! l--and slris investigation would serve .
|. restore that confidence which they de-
: served. The gentleman from Northamp-
. lion had said thai The Wing premises 10
i 1910, were not carrisd out. Why wers
!; .hey no, carried ou2 The death Of one
i dc our msns and The treaclIcry Of another.
] sir--an ttas ireachery consived a By tho
D een,leman's political friends.
e Mr.. Stone said. he would say some
! Thing in justification Of himset, - the
: mosive Tor introducing the resolution had
!, been ALLUDED 10. The resolution hsd
! been introduced INTO The Sensts by his
q colleague, Mr.. Hester. sf,er 'consulss-
N lion with himself and several Of their
4 constituents. (some OF them Whlgs. and
ii they theugh, 1t the best measure for shs
\, relief of.lre people tha. could be Fixed pf
i. on. |. ss moi in,rosuced 10 carry or
any promise to The people. He madc ~
,e other promise 10 the people. Than that b
nd would act in all matters 80 hs though
n would best promote their interest. An
0. he should do so. lei them come Iron
re Wings or Democrats.
edl Mr. Nash rose 10 reply 10 The gentle
M man from Northampton, (Mr. Bragg
a. He would give him as reason Tor no
a, so,irgsto reconsidea, that he did not be
lisve they would gel better resolution
than the one already passed-aHd aha
ce there was room to believe there would b
IN no investigation II the vote was reconsl
&c iered. lie was much obliged 10 IN
u. gentleman from Northampton. Mr.
Bragg for wishing 10 put him on M
in lcommi,,ee Of Investigation, but he nl,i:
ed decline the honor. We have had an in
a. lyes,iea,iou before by Wings. and The Do
- lmocrsts were not satisfied with IL.
IS, was a Wing report, they said. Pa.lau
N influences had operated. and they hav
ir, concealedth the facts. Let as gel in, an
,s, we will expose The corruptions. An
i,h Inow, sir, The Democrats have the mJor
ch i.y. The gentleman from Norlhamp'o
The had said ths. The Wings bad made pre-
of misses but 10 be broken. tie would nj
ice now 60 into an argument 10 show that u
&c, Wings had done all intheir power to u
adj lfl their promises; he would Ike occasic
ks TO do 70 at some other tine. Bu, the gel
s,i~ l,lemsn's party have made promises TO
i'm; and if he had forgotten them, he wen
ey. refresh his memsry by reading few iro
dis "a copy Of the Globe. published in 1873
for. lTHere Mr.. Nash read. 10 The no In
res lmerimento Of the House, some extravags
the PROMISES in the GIube. as the results
il in The sub-reasury, .hs, geld should fio
, liz in streams up The Mississippi. that 4
ing ners should walk on gold. and that ca
itch une should have long s.lkea purse
He beautiful network, and The gold shin
mo, Through it's insterstices. &c. Here
, re- lpromlses made TO be broken.
her Nj. Guthrie should veie against the