The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1843-07-20


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esBs assiae fals esusiy ssh Dc. Dsaisl.
ne loco Iseo esndids,s. lie has brsn
lsk.lihg ias aePoia.Dsais sscofelag 10
lhs card lsisly issaed iron this Ohes.
We have nss been pseseat = any q ths
debates, hna ne have received in'orDs-
lion iTsm . Tread Who las been a. most
Of lhem. His ascounI y nsllsring bsth
10 tie esndsdsis and he cause.
ME. Nah. IL wlli be Frmsmbsrt, 10
quils . yoapg aan. and never ~a - pse
lle lie bsl daring ne lasi session q ihs
Legislature. 1hsIe 10 disunguished hhm.
sell - m sels. fearless and sioqseai &C.
bslrr. lie has nos addressed me PsO-
pie Al four oidesn, places IN The eOuniy.
Der informant says nat be addresses lave
bssn received b The people sith ne INSET
marked sllsnlion, snd By he Wings. slIh
ihe pF0loundesi Satisfaction. iis sae
slocsron, ehs.ts dirlion, shsfgy 10 debate,
has research aad ssTRd IniafmalioR. &C.
eompsnled sIth that frank face and an Of
manly esnior. 90 PsesllsFly Lls own. hare
secured him every where. n sudlenee 50
long a. he would sPesk. Mf. Dsnlel
brings up every srgsmenl he can muster
in HE cause. aud most evidently sh0ss
that be il himself. % conscious - hls
hearers. Of me ability II bis opponent
Mr.. Nssh's chief topics are. The ExIsva-
CANT Expenditure Of The Administrator
Of Gsa. Jackson. and AIR. Van Buren,
and especially Of the lstlsr-rhe Tsnf
and Free trsde-'fha policy and justice
oi dividing the proceeds Of Tie sale. 81 the
Public La .ds-The un,uluIionaliiy and
Expedieney Of = Nshosal Bank. and The
que.hoo Of the ensuing Presidency.
Many incidental ques tons connected with
these receive a his hands lull and elsbO-
rate discussion such IS The compronise
act aud The conduct Ui the party IN TsI.-
ton 70 State Banks. Ga all these cub.
jeeIs he displays an accurate and sxlen-
,Iss information and proves most conelu-
sissly, that The cOurse of the wings hss
The wsusnl OF Republican times. and The
authority Of The cages Of The Revolution.
On Public Expenditures.
He showed thai Van Buren, ,peal an
nuaIly near thirty FIVE millions Of d"lIas
--,hsl he came ln,o the administration u
affairs w,lhou, pnb'ic debt, and received
90 mi hons 81 duliars over and above The
ordinary revenue IRON Customs sud Lind
sales; and when he reured AZ The end OF
four years, leI, large public debt. an ex
hausled treasury. the customs lsssened al
most one half from the operation Of the
compromise act: and Tie land sslrs reJn-
ced 10 less ihsn q million annually, Al
tia, critical junclure war with England
threatened. TIE navy out OF repair, Tie
! forlIfcatons IN grrst decay and a lnrsgrs
provision Of arms aud munitions Of war.
tie reminded the people u The mans
prom ises ofreirenclmeHi and reform made
by Gen jackson's supporters aud Nj.
Van Buren's 10 curtall The governmental
expenditure TO sum less than IL nil.
lions. which vas The average Of Mr.. Adj
ans four years. He showed that the
wings with usacheious Prrsldcn, Al tie
head o. sHars. had grs.,ly lessenrd The
national expenses. by i.ree number 81
re,renthmeuis--and convicted the Van
Buren Parry 81 throsig heavy cxPen'
tIi,ure on the first year of he Mig sdni.
hi.,ralion. which properly belonged ~
the last nf Van Buren's, in order To sci
up the cry that the vhigs lad incre sed
the expenditure, which he charged The
PARTY wa. now doing. He referred 10
the last Congress to show thai the wing
appropriations were shost VI Is millions.
.-. On TIE 7crE
lie exp 'sed tue canI phrases Of Free.
frdde--sh ,wrd thar Il was used ~ deceIse
tina, there was no free tad. aud could
not be, but al The expense of direct Taxa
ton. He lald down the wing creed ~ be
TO raise by customs as mach money, and
not cent more, as would suffire Tor an
econoaics htl.nlnisirali u oi Gpvernmeni:
aud thai IN adjusting the duties fnr this
purpose. il was y i,e AID pO.nic TO m lie
! such Determinations As would couDteraei
the seli.h poley Of foreign nations, and
guard tie paor lsbarets Of This cuontry
| from the iajafous Elects Of the psuptl
labor of Europe. lie would prohIbil
nothing bat would support our govern.
ment as lat az possible by making foreign.
ers pay for the privilege OF selling here,
as they made Us pay the very Lighesl
duties when we. sold there. In i. he
sustained himself by the written Opinions,
IN and gu Of Office, Of every Pre.idea.o
the Union and 81 every Demociatc Can
dijaie for the Presidency now. Ilr read
WashiIg,on's. Jeffetson's Malison's 5.
Manroe's and ] 4ckspn's Messages to Con
gress,,Jeherson's opinion in l793-sbere
be ecomDend- even prohibitory dutles
His lritsr to 3. Anst:n Esq, IN 1876
\ Gen. Jsckson's letter to DIR. Coleman ~
l624-his letter to Gov. Ray. in 1928:
And he appsled TO the experiences oil
all men against The theory. tina, il yoa
lay duly Of 10 cents on English cotton
/ cloth. that the cloth Immediately rises In