The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1843-06-01

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relief which Il coald bostow on The coun-
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TREASUREEs ELECTION AND
IND.
Ansng the subjects OF deep interest "a
he people, which came up Cor scion,
vas the election Of a Treasurer sad the
ialQng Of snfieienl bond, IS provided By
Law. Tor the faithful discharge OF his da-
pes. A most eompeieai and excellent
officer was Sc. aside. sicily On political
gFoaads. and tbs place given 90 abe for
mcr incumbeai ef The Mint II Charlotte.
As both genaemeH have heretofore been
employed in Official stations. and The Of
6sial eondnei u esch has been subjected
v scrutiny, we freely submit 10 The can
did judgment Of The people. whelher by
this aei Of prescription the interests Of the
public have heen in the least promoted.
Bat waving all considerations Of The
r.opriely Of the selection, We proceed TO
The Bond Il j. known 10 you. that the
Treasarer's bond must be :. approved by
he Governor and Speakers Of the two
Houses" When il was first presen-
ted 20 these funslionaries. they Ill re-
iecfed Il. Ihe signature AZ another gen
usman was then procured, and the Spea
kers approved il; bun the Governor sill
rejected il. In this pIeIiicameni the mat
isr STOOD far some time; the Wings TAX
ing side with The Governor, and The De
mnerais with ihc two Speakers-the
Wings declaring that the bond was insult.
icient and invalid; the Democrats aver
ring that the bond was in good. and hsy-
ins been approved BY the Speakers. was
approved according 10 law. The Wings
Protested thai they wonld not consent 70
receive the bond, but woald give further
tune. As the officer had been duly elected,
10 execute a proper bond. In this The
Wings prevailed. Upon further inyesii-
galisn af lhs facts attending the execu.
ion nc the bond. ii was discovered that
after lis first rejection. and before It's re.
tender, name bad been inserted in the
body Of the honti-And also, that. after
ltwas brought 70 Raleigh, a seal had been
affixed. in Raleigh, IN iha name Of Hert
ford county signer, upon mere perbal au-
lihoriiy.
The refusal Of the Governor to receive
thisboad, and The concurrence Of the Wing
Haembrrs Of the Legislature in this rcfu-
sal, was attributed. a. the time, 10 pros
criptise party motives. But we submit
that the bond was never obligatory on the
signers al any time.
first-Because. upon its rejection by
The Governar and Speakers. il could ne
yer after become The bond Of The signers,
without their consent that il should be
rendered again. Sach consent had not
been obtained, when it was offered Sc
eond time. ..... 80.
Secondly-Because, by the interlinea-
tion Of the name in the body Of the bond
after its rejection, il became void as TO
all except that name.
Thirdly--Becanse, the affixaiion of
seal TO the name Of signer, could only
be made by written power under seal.
We submit these objections TO the lie.
GAL profession. as perfectly conclusive
against the bond; and, with the most en-
lire confidence. we declare it as our So
Tenn belief. that North Carolina owes il
TO the intelligence and immoyable firm
ness Of John M. Morehead. that Mr..
Wheeler was not entrusted with the Gus
tody ofthe Treasury Of the State. under
The worthless security Of that yitisted in
yirament. ..-s.-..... -
In what we.have said, we disclaim The
intention TO impnte wrong motives to any
one concerned IN the inierlineation Of the
name. or in the aflixation Of the seal. We
doubt not, that these acts were done,
without perception or suspicion of the |
consequences on the validity Of the in
strument. s-z.a..a .1....
5CoNGasSSIONAL Are9RTIoNMENT or
REPRESENTATION.
In sisiriciing the State for Congress
sional representation, the Democratic par
ty have broken the corner stose Of the
Republic. They have attempted, onen-
ly, to enslave the people through the We !
rs moathpiece Of freedom. and. shame
fully, to perrert the sacred right Of voting