The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1843-10-12

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IsnErd On he 3lsI al March iss'.
Al li.e the Mr.. Iisy. for The ssrnrd
time. snl.nd Ihs Senaie &c he Unisd
Safes. The tao Toi, irsl ps,iirs n ieh
diS ldsd the cnunlry. me Psdsrali.ls aud
Rspubliesns. .sre emhi'irsd gsia.l esrh
other By ,Isssn yssrs' warfare. and b.
me SECOND drirst &c one ard iriumEh al
he n,hss. Eieried by he R-Tubliran
party. be pressed himself one u their 81
Leaf speakers and Iaeirians. Mr.. J.H.r-
son lid sdap'rd GrnsId Washing.nh's
policy. az non.in'sEfsIrnee in The affairs
q The European paweIs. sha ~sre pr
scouting hlnods vars against each oshrT.
aud Mr. Maii.oa pursued IL same = ise
course. Jss'ous Of he peaceful eandni.'n
Of tie u. it'd Stars. and her growing
prosperity, and perhaps piqasd th.t they
co1h MOI enlist her In heir qnane's. The
beiIigsrehi pnwes seemed - ,Ie with
each other xhlch should commit lhs
greslesI dspEsdsiiots upon our commerce.
and pefpelrste The mosi aagIani vol liahs
of oar neural rights. Each did his. M
der prelrnre that We SIRE siding The nth
er bell,grnnl poaer BY trading ii b. and
thus sliding her; hui the prstence ~. IS
himsy - their condurt was insolsn' = "a
anjusiii.ble. There Vas ton much t,ulh.
u mas be frsud. in the Isma ( that. one
cau'e Of ihr depiedsuons ppon nur .om-
merce. and Ihe cOnde mnsiion IL the ships
snd esrgnes of our merchant, BY their
own maritime courts, was tn be found in
he isri. that, Z, gland and France bOrh
wanted MONEY, End must hste il.
Bu, there as disposition Of This tine
10 The An, riean ccngrs., 10 make PEE
par.Ilon 10 repFl these sggressions By
lorce. and with tbs view a bill Was
brought forward sppropria'ing sum for
the purchase &c munillons Of war, inelad
ing ra,dsge and sail cloth TO lhis Mr..
CLAY moved an smshdaent requiring the
government 20 give preference 10 sr'i.
els Of .4nsricGa g,owih and manuiac.
tire; and an ,his pTopo. ition addressed The
Senate 'niss"ur 81 encouraging domsstie
MANUFACTURES. then tirsl 'ak ng ground II
favour o., AID Normly advoca ing. he
great pr'nr'ple Of the protective policy,
to which he has. from that day To The
present, firmly End usdesiaIiusly adhered.
81 identified u he ~nh his policy. some
times call d The American System"
ih"i The psiernny Of IL hss been acrmded
To him; ce,tsInl, h. has nuIsed and ios-
tered II with pne, T. care aud mcre than
a pa eats IL vninn. ~.
Two other ,mpar'ant questions rsine
before the Senate While NJ. Clay Was
m"mber. aud in ah,eh he bore a prnmi-
nent part; nam.ly. the claim of the Uni.
ted Ststrs 10 Yves, Florida as far AZ the
Per'iid' river, which he supported; and
The rerharIer oi The first B'nk Of the pn!-
ted STATES, which he opposed.
To be continued.