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

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iae i,aeosel 81 Gen. Jarksoa.
asiisr ihs presentation u sasieiyai
pssi,ions snd he reception II reio,l. from
e0nmiusss. the rssehiieas submitted
some asys 40 u II a'Duiis weresa-
kraanp. when
~. McDrTTis. rose I'D addressed
tie Ssnsis. ~ tsa mFQTlascr of1he prin
lksplrs ias.lssd u lie resd 1iios until
80 n's.aek. II. NJ. Ile said II. a
Introduced 1T loEsiss consideration u
/ ihs.Seassa; agsp froiopnl sense vi lfs
dus.ss.s Ssnrof. and 1iihoa, sonsal,a
ion 40 shs~Luman being. Srnsanrs
NEED moi feaT thtR las II. oLaique V@if-
poe m asksni; They hadsno oiler sew'
thHi. such : vassclesrlS Indicated N
their Ece.. ne la!imaisd nj il might
L. tAe policy - s6mc parties 10 lsAeflis
renisin willlslssse whssaere re-. fiiss6le
for them. 81 way ofsem5sflng them more
.oaious ioihe country; but flal.wassa BOT
hs policy; aai he considered ii ilsesdniy
IT escH iRhfiilual. however pownsless
he HIgAg dceH Il tasclf. 10 Use every fair
and hpngFable ellprt 10 rc,'een-ihe coun-
Try fram>iis present emhaFlasspnenl.
What a spectacle did this ehlnlEy pre-
ant! In q time ii profnnRsl peace. aad
endowed with every blsssinssll~t God
grosld give US, We find lie whole land in
enc universal widespread distfRss We're
they. then. n stand s,ill while the roun.
Try WIS thus b.esdipg Al every Pnre. in
dhlging in mutual erimiaasons and rc-
examinations. eNclaimias, like the blondy
Mackb-ihs... Thou caifst not s.y | did
III" No; II vas rather the tlutS III
leyery~man earuesay 20. put his .shora.
der tn the wheel, aud do all Thai in him
lay 70 apply the remedy. Ie obstrr-
ell. en- passam, tina, he considered b1lh
me great leading parties Of The country
somewha, responsible for the evils tias'
now exist. President Jackson had Ger.
family c1nmitted a very great error in
removing The deposiles, and eleetisg ccr-
lain Stale 6ankssas the Repositories of
The public money, with injuciions almost
amounting 10 n Law to furnish thasc ac.
eommodations which tie United States
Bank lad been in The habit OF doing.
Inier that system every one was aware
81 what took .place. All that had been
predicted by The most sagaciaus actually
occurred. an The currency. Of the country
was expanded 10 q degree llaa,.haa no pa.
ralleI In the tide pf time. Such was The
wild delirium in &c ~ possible species
OF speculation, that penniless adsenmrers
entered into il To the tEe Of hundreds Of
thousands on TIE p per furnished them hv
the banks; and, AZ was The inevitable con-
sequence. IA general Suspension followed.
The Administration ihenih power show
cd the rare but c1nsummale wisdom Of
rr,racing their steps and acknowledging
their error. Ii was determined then Ia
disconnect the Government entirely from
the banks. and a suh-Trcasury was eslab-
llshed. Thus far for their responsibility
What course had been adopted by the
other party. Some Of the leading states
men. who like himself. had condemned The
policy Of Gen. Jackson in regard 10 the
unitsa States Bank, had clamored for
The re-eslabllshmcut of National Bank,
While Others again were fixing ON The
State bank system as kind of halfway
house. Thus both had been responsible.
and 1t was alike The duty oil both and Of
every man to apply the remedy.
Mr.. Ned. glanced at the resolutions
which MIR. Evans had proposedia nitro
d"ce as substitute for those he had tie
honor to s1hmi: but he regarded them as
a mere surface measure. ami not al all cal:
c"iaied to reach the seat of the disease, the
remote cause of which had been an alarm.
mg and most unnatural c$pans en Of the
paper c"rrenry. This currency had been
greatly reduces, bat had mt vet .aac,e.! It's
extreme point. After we had gone through
NIL the evils brought upon us by a Vi
"o"s system Of barking, wha, did rcntlr- !
men propose tc do' To aIap. system
by way of cure, when time and lor'ear- i
anre could alo' e elect it Neiihcr =
Bank oi the United States ror Fxphcqq~-
u '7rd could reac;, the disca~r. Like
sick patient, they were continually cali
ing for remedies, anil as was usual j,
such eases. mi<taking both the complain,
and remedy. The only remedy was =
s"and and "nllnrm conference.-the c.uren- /
ry OF the Consultation. Ii had ben sn., j.