The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1843-10-19

aAr. &c 4 shsnssnl stbmlssl0n 70 n lEraF*
essped upoa lnisriss. 81. clay's eies
~as lsf ssf. lie ieli ind,gasai a ne ~
suls and iniHrirs &c had ffeessed from
England. and ikandsTsd leFsh hlsine'Eas-
non il tones hat asssrbssass aians sss-
~ hall ard through svrrY salley - he
cuilrd STATS. III % asked" sald i.r.
:. chat nele canse u ssF ws hssts ID
rsrIy. 1 ~ill ssk. slsl old Geese Of saE
il sssngrdf Has Grsal Britain absssissd |
from lmpfsssing our sssRen. aid dsPfe-
dsilag nFon OR prepsrlyf ! have - NJ
hands an account VI Tfreni capture 81 /
shs ship Hannibal. ~orth, wllh lie cargo. /
$500 900. near Ger own ro.l. On say- !
sre % France. 4 have o. dosb, ma, lhs
l.ls Ind. an hosIllliies on The wsbask sers
fxrltd BY lie British. L ans ihis ranss |
ii salr SuehsPreals, frequently made
as they 9sss. reused lhs spifli u lie ma
ZION; he Gre Of pairio.ism burned inenss-
N in his bosom. snd iron i.s strong b. arr
The A me was lighted up shfovgi on. he
ids sxlenl 81 The land. bus more esrs-
cially ser d he Allsghsnies. and among
our galIsnt naval isrs. The dsttara.lon
of saf. which sas made On ~ lsh
Jane. 1912. found iliese prepared and
hurniag iar The contest, ~ winch, ere long.
.hr, ~on lmperishsbls glory.
Tie declaration Of war lad been 40
len,l, opposed 10 Congress. BY snme Il
the all. ., men IN he ns,ion. with when
Nj. Ilsy ulnmphsn,Iy grspflrd. The
), itself "a. opposed By portion 81 The
people. and hi. nrp"sI.on greatly sn'bsi-
raised and weakened The CIV. rhmsn'.
i Owira. perhaps. in some measure 10 'his
cieeuusianre, The American ar,nlss mel
~lin many iese,sss. Blu, dosmg ihs
dsrkr.t hour ef glrom, when The g",ria'
\ mem vas siMnsl without means ~ credit.
and the uonps hid been di.hsartened b.
| pti,ailon. suffering, and defeat, The so'es
or Mr. Clay reve,bers,ed from The Capitol,
trumpet tcr gutd, roused tbs dropping spl.
ritz 81 lie nation. nsrsed the arm OF the
soldier, and ,a,plred all with new hope,
aud energy, and pa,rIonc ordonr; and he
: soon lad tie sat.sIsct0n 10 SIC snhiy,
ahlch had lung made The decks Ol oul
gallant htile navy her iavoutlle resting
placc, slresd her wings over our army,
: and perch upon III STANDARD. What Ame
:, ncan 10 moi fsmi;isr wnk the Sound o
! T,ppecanop, Font Meigs, ChipPsw*y
g lund,'s Lane. Fntt Elite. pls,tsburg
Nor Il pelni, New Orlean.! Aud VII,
I Amt rIcsn heart does not CLAW with prid
\ at The recollection Of Victories which Ties
!, Nance Gallup! ''
y In 1914 Mr.. Clay was appointed. b!
u M. Madison, one Of The commissioner
: 10 negotiate . treaty ~ah England. ILL
b colleagues we're John Quincy Adam'
James A. Baystd, Alsen Gsllsnn, an
J Jens,han Russell. They meithe BIRTHS
commissioners. lord Gambler. ilenr
Is Goulburn, and W,lllsn Adams. al Chem
q where The treaty wh CHI bears that man
d AZ concluded. On completing This In
por,ant negotiation, and IN 80 happy
/ manner, he procs, ded 10 London. where
re N conjunction with two Of his colleagues
re Me.srs. Adams and G lls,in. he enie'e
n n ON smother Of grea, importance. vine
, resulted IN commercial conventions. sinc
to made The basis ot our commercial atrsngs
re nenss with many foreign lowers.
p On his return 10 the United States. y
!. was received wnh Distinguished mark
b. vf respect wherever he went: but !
Id no par, Of the country with more aiir'
he tionste regard than in hls Own kensnekj
D. y, whose people were not less proud OF the
y. adop,ed son. than they we're dev"sediy
III tacLed to lin. Tie was reelected TO IN
at House Of Representatives, aud again. a
a. NO. unanimously, appointed SpeaSs
re- continuing % be rs-elec.ed and :" nh W
n Speakers chair until March. 1925. " he
ct, he acce,ted the Office Of Secretary
all STATE, rendered him By Mr.. Atams.
re. During this period oil his public sets
a ces, questions Of grea. moment came o.
he FIRE Congsess. and agitated The nano'
=; The " ar had left he county bnrde"t
ii, " ..h heavy debt: The currency was a.
Vt. ranged, and Ia sad condition. The el'
nd ol non sp.c,e paying banks, aud 'hs sm'
= =. bills issued by irresponsible eo'p"'a""i
.. and individuals, constituted he ~h"le ca
ep ,ulatins medium south aud west ut Ne
IS Eupla nd. The % +nulscs.ses which ~
y, sprung up during the war. we're now
~. he prot. c,.d or suffered TO fall under r.
sa, rapesu competition. capital, asd sS.
sr, The pay men. Of the public debt vas 10
Of provided Cor; The currency restored; G"
I he ti,!snce IN the na.ionsl fanh re-esssol'she
The ard, IN .ho,,, order was TO be brought |"
er If chaos. and prosperity out Of me
md mos, Depression. The Nv" graz a.
: ~, leading measures 10 bring ab"u. thu. ws
n, the .ssahl,s hn,eat Of Na.'""al Ba"k, o.
en-, the passage Of such Tariff bull as sho"
hts answer he two-told purpose OF ra's'.
ia ia revenue and giving protection TO our
"a j liant. bu, ,sp,dly growing mana'as'"f'
re Both these measures were SUBSTANTIALLY W
o" all The energy aud resources 81 his ae",'
n'n and bmh we're accomplished. he n
zee nnposed TIE charter III The United osa