The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1843-02-23

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sh,Iy bai wisiam.. II ,ls i,sue Lsd been
1 mere iight brtwrep sse Government
and The banks. lien II would have ben
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posed The sub Ysessuts toxin opposite
sisx;.s iey had lOurd me banks iasnuf-
eli AID inter wosen sih 81 The 6uslKess
'ol tie. caunlry. i, vas 10, iouphed lie
banks. bit To mniga { the ssLs thai had
f.llea On Tie business ofIhr country. tI,aI
induced .hsw 10 | X. the strpslhey J,s.i,
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had rerel,s,l ., ite Ia d. o. the iormer
Administration. be Aad thourht il pscu-
llally sc !rrs; .nd, a. they hid bren pluag.
u inio tlal eonda on by tie Gn.ern-
msn', he thoughs Little mare leu',y
might have bten shawn. Suppose tire
ZANE policy Lad brsn sdOpt,d as TN =
fatmer occasion, Wien tie banks wsre
osis.d IN suspend, and the Government
had sought the mtans Of sustaining and
upihldpug the business inrere.ts fof Tie
counuy. ne might have lad ycry dit'
siytens result. frum The present.
T. Tue s major. hsd SPOKEN of "'cou6'
1snce." Confidence" SAID he, "tu
wk.,l coulidenre in bsuks!" Ne:' Ih.I
WV rot the confidence Iha, would b.
nest etltrthsl. they wan"d' cnnh'
drnrs IN uut IN. timtions cnnlid"nre 10 The
stability df lrgisla i"n. .and tia. 'hs re-
soursssnf the county should be noutish'
ed. THAI Was The kind VI rcufdrneG
We waved.
II was quite late hour when Mr.. L
concluded, his powerful reply, which
Mr.. Dayton said that he desired Il
move an amendment TO The amendmen
offered by Mr.. Evans, which WIS ,oslrik'
out the third resolution and subfsit anotli
e in its place. He would merely ob
serve that he had no disposition to embarl
in the general discussion. and would Zee
gratliied If The Senate would indulge hin
for a few moments tomorrow, as the hOu
was now late and the body already some
what exhausted Cries Of " certainly. y
Mr. d. would. therefore, content himseI
with sending his ameudmem tothe thai
to be read, and he should ask 10 have
printed. The following amendment wa
then reId.
RtsolrsN, That the distrust and obit
quy cast upon the Federal government, b
reason of the failure Of certain States
make prompt payment of their debts,
an unjust and unfounded impntatlon uro
its credit and good faith: thai. while thi
Government deplores the misguided p'
LEY ef those States which have emba'
rasscd themselves. il disclaims all lia5iI
ty, legally or morally, for such deIlnq"c'
cv, while in vinGicatlon Gifts own unhi'
SHE'D faith and honor il appeals with conf
dcncs 10 its past history.
Mr.. Rives said he intended 10 offer
amendmen, himself. as a substitute Il
the three last resolutions; and which
should move, n the amendment OF II
senator from New Jersey should la
On motion of Mr.. Calhoun, Tie amen
ment of Mr.. Rves was laid on the tahI
and ordered TO be printed.
After some discussions, the subject W
land over until tomorrow; II seemed
be the general wish that direct 70
should be taken on ali the questions
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