The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1843-12-14

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cert 10 TIE exPrdient IL > modified form
TAs o?srsslans al ihe Treasury now
real "a he 81 81 1850. and lie Fesolul.on
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be plan slthsr - hrfsiol,ge recommend-
n - Congress. or ~ mrdi6rd form,
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subsersIve of ihe l.nnealinn principles |
the political 81 ice ~hlch they hsse
srsd. 10 perse.ese ~ a measure whlch
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pudlalrd 90 COZ drmned. The Will &c our
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% sIl.iocfsilesl government and repub-
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while 10 The las, Tie vail vi lie many \
should Be .lsne ronsul,sd. III
1hsieporlv u ihr Secre,ary Of Wsrwili
bnig yon acquainted With he rondinon Of
ia,l lmpoflsn, branch u ,he puslie ser.
uedl Tue army may bs,r gaulrd. IN con
sou nre VI Ihe small numb,i - The rank
and lie 10 each Company AID Regiment,
nl pile more than . Lnclru. aioDnd which
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ta,fnl NTaI. anJ yeI rs .ers,rrs 20 prrser.
usk VI peace OF the lranuets ore Of . G
mus. 10 poIl.ht nature. In al esses VI 4
eaerge Peg. The reliance of The county u i
P'operl placed IN the n,l,la II the seve- r
nl sod; and u may vel deserve the $
sonnJeI1 siDn u Cnagfcss, whether new C
and mia lQerieci organization might h
nol Be - socnced, lonkng mainly 10 The u
solIaies eo@panies ofthe Uniun lor The y
pre,tal, and oI easy application 10 The E
grss, byhy Of The m,lni. IN nme II var. $
Tnf exPendl'ules Of the War Depart o
meat haze been considerably reduced in
The laft lwo year,: ronsi0eencle., how 8
ever, may arIrr, shlrh would call inr The q
hIllng upoi tie reg mrnls wih full com. p
pitmsat Of men, sud make u very dssms- I,
bic 10 ienoun, the Cups Of Dragons. n
which By al &C, 81 the las, Congress va. b
directed 10 be dissolved. h.. ...as Il
| refer you to the accompanying re, C
port Of The Secretary for information in il
relation to the Navy uf the United States. Il
While every eifor. has been and will con- v
tlaue to be made To retrench superauiies
and lOp off all excrescenees winch from Ii
tune 10 time may have grown up. yet il has '
mol been regarded as wise or prudent 10 Il
recommend any material change in the an "
NAL appropriations. The interests which "
are involved are of too important a cha "
racter 10 lead To the Recommendation ol c.
any other than liberal policy. Adequate al
appropriations ought TO be made to ena- e
bic the executive To iii out all the ships a
that are now in course OF building, or f.
That require repairs. for active service in Il
The shortest possible time, should any a
emergency arise which may require ii.
An existent Navy, while tits the cheapest Il
means Of public defence, cnlisis in lis sup a
port the feelings of pride and confidence d
which brilliant deeds anl heroic valor ST
have heretofore served to strengthen and f.
confirm. N
! refer you particularly 10 ,hst par, of !.
the Secrelary's Repor, which has refer Il
'eace TO recent experiments in the appli- Ia
cation Of steam and in the construction Of oI
var steamers, made under the supssin- ii
'endence OF distinguished officers of the 81
navy. In addition 10 other manifest inn OF
provemenis ia The construction of the re
s'eam engine and application of the mo- c.
I'VE power, which has rendered them
more appropriate To the uses ofships Of W
var, one of those officers has brought in c.
Muse power which makes the steam az
snip most formidable either for attack or IN
Oeience. cannot too strongly recon- u
@'al tbs subject 10 your consideration, c"
'"a da not hesitate to expires my entire Ia
C1nRIptian .,f a.,