The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1843-03-30


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sr.isr 20 ples.e Gen. yscksan o. any 9th
e. man living. Bus. hos CONES q. Mr.
Speaker. thai the democrats rariy have
not. long since. ahen thsy sere IN poser.
and had IN oveEHoa Jog Tfsssury their
eammsHd. paid 10 Gsa Jackson This fine.
tassIler sish interest II. as 10 noe
pfsltndrd. the judgment pronounced By
Judge H.ll was unjasI. and iyrsnnicsl.
why hayesihese great admirers cfIleGs
neral suffered him 10 bear ihe disgrare Of
sentence which they say vas 50 " ias'.
Tor the lone period ofluenly eight ears!
They say. he will mol accept this sun IS
I. graluily; that be 10 not needy; that lheir
only OtjseI is 10 wipe "ff The urjusssim-
rulision which such sentence, nnrerok-
cd. you'd leave upsa The character Of so
brave end msriioriaus an Officer. low
do they propose.Io do IN By irsmplng
under loal The msj-s Of The ls~-by
striking death blow II The Independence
Of the Judislary-by rendering Inc due
administration Of Justice . solemn mock
cry. and BY subjecling'ihs ashes az IN up
right and imPatill minister OF The Law 10
The ob'oqny ol legslized ansihsmas. hruil-
ed by Few youthful ssPirsnls 10 pollli-
cal promotion. in order 10 catch the cap
rIeious breeze o. popular favor. To say
nothing Of lieesil tendencies. which such
. prtcr,lent would inevitably 'crssle, how
% u, Me-. Speaker, that this party have
btcnms. all u once, 80 generous and Ia
,ish Of the public funds! Bot a short
time ssn, sir, al the Degenerate Csnvsn-
lion, this Hall was resoun,lIng with The elo
queni denuncialions Of that party. sgainsi
the Wings. for their prualgsle exuava-
gance and waste ofihe Peoples money.
IN voting the bslsnce Of years salary TO
the mourning widow If the late Presi.
dent, who, the geR.lemsn from Cumber-
land says, died martyr in his country's
service--and IN pa, ing decent tribute Of
respect IN the inlermeni Of the remains of
the Chief Magistrate Of this great COME.
dersey. Blu. now, sir, their very souls
are melting with dlsingrTrsIed generosity,
and they seem anxious To return Co Gsn.
Jackson one thousand dollars which he
had refused himselito receive over guar
ter 81 century ago, from the citizens. Of
Orleans whom he had 90 nObly defend
ed.
] think. sir, I have on a former oeca-
si"n satisfied every unparalleled mind. by
reference TO the authentic r. cords Of that
transaction, that The condLcI of Gen. Jack
son al Orleans, in lisobeying the writ Of
hsbsss corpus and imprisonins the Judge
OF the Federal Court who issued il. was
very gross violation Of the laws of bis
country, and merited a far more severe
punishment than that imposed upon him
by judge Hall. Aud, Mr.. Speaker, I |
must again repeat. that the pretended
friends oi General Jackson in this House,
are by these resolutions pluckine the |
brightest laurels from the chaplet'he won
81 New Orleans. VIVA, more glorious
spectacle has this or any other country |
ever Witnessed, than 10 see that individual !
just flushed with The greatest victory that
ever crowned our arms, having defeated
The eonquerots Of Napoleon, whom they
had then chained to rock with the Ocean
Tor Ills cage and monsrchs for his jsiInrs
An army commanded by Bri,sin's bra
vest and choicest Gener als--having pro.
'ec'ed The beauty and booty Of Orleans
supported BY co"fding ,roops who would
alli'sg'y have sacr feed their lives in bis
:eience--st period too. when the lame
d bis mighty victory was spread far and
wide on The wings OF the wind, and a
na''on oil fireman was rejoicing in his
f'umph-io see the victorious chief,ain
ay aside his sword and epauletes. aud al.
ehd as private clr2sn at the call Of The
'ITh authority Of his country and an,
'"er al the bar OF her Judicial tribunal for
violation OF her lsws--vindicsilns in
us person the majesty of those laws
which through a mistaken necessity he
lad dIsobey edge, his friends. after a
aPse OF iweniy-sigh, years. nov come
o~ar.l and tell US BY I.egisla'iye resolu-
ION, that tie fine imposed upon him " as
must and ,yrannrca.