The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1843-11-02

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sosaHy ints . eisll war. esa. q seems -
NJ. fsa sinsls no@ens. cosbt ths wus.
esn 81 Ihsi messsre.
Maav qasslioas Of he lighssi iupnE-
tarcs came % snd we're dsseusssd = gssa'
leaeth. ~a1h anrassllsd shllay. n me
Ssaals. d1Fing Gsosrsl Jseksoas second
ssrm. and NJ. Van RuFsn's adminisira-
sion. Among these werr. he removal 81
me dspos zee iron The Bank Of shr Uniled
STATES, snI The dismissed 81 Nc. Duane.
opon ~h,eh orrssion NJ. clsy efsred .
resolution declaring sha,ihs Prssidenthsd
exercised . poser not ssHsn'ed by the
eaa.l iStinn or Laws. bpi IN dsraga,lsn 81
BIB. This excited n acrimonious DIS.
eussion. in Which he ereeuuse power
ws freely exsmined. Tie resolution
wss 6aally adopted by The Senste. and
wss ,fier~ ards. shes the admini.trstion
party became the msjarliy Of The Sensle.
attacked with sinlence and seerbliy 81
iesI,ae seldom psrall.led 10 legislative
proceedings. Mr. Beaten mossi . reso-
lotion d eTpuRgs The oHsn.lse record.
which .a., alter some too Or three years,
adopted. and tie dlsgsse,ful &C, OF dslae-
ing the records Of abe Senate was perfuE-
med. Ga lhls occasion. Mr. Clay ean-
Slsded thrilling speech, sith The follow,
ing lndignsn, and burning language:
"BOi xhy should delsia. The Sen,s
o. nssdle,sly wasle my breath in iruitless
sxer,iun.l The decree has gone forth.
Il Is cne Of urgency. Too. The deed 70
10 b. dane--sha, foul deed, Ike the blood
slsipsd hands Of The gully Macbeth. oil
oceans WAFER vii never wash out. Pro.
oeed, lhen, % the noble work which lies
before yoa. and like olhsr sklllCl execu-
uossr,. DO il quickly. And ~hen you
have perpeirsisd u. 20 home 10 The Peo-
pie. snd ,ell them aha, glorious honors
you have achieved for our coRmon com.
hy. Tell them that you have sxungnished
one Of The i hest aud purest lights that
ever burned an The altar Of civil liberty.
TIL them thai you have sIlenced one Of
tae n,blest batteries that ever Numbered
On defence Of the constitution. and brave
" s,lked the cannon. Tell them that,
heacslor - ard. no mater what daring OF
Outrageous &c, any President msy per-
loIm, YOU have forever keImttIcsliy seal
cd lhs mosih VI The Senate. Tel then
that he may frarlessly assume what paweI
he plesses, snatch from its lawful Custody
The pablo purss. command mlliary de-
t,chm.ni 10 enier the halls of CAPITOL
over We c ,og,rss, uample down The con
sliuuon. and rage svsty bulwsrkof free
dom; bot that The Sensie mas, stand mutt
in silsn, submission. and not dare ~ rais'
is .p posing voice. That Il mus, wal
NATL sHosse 81 X presen,siises. hunhls'
and subusd Ike i,,eiI, and . maj ray o
{, composed Of lie parii-sns 81 The Presl
dent, shall prefer arl.c.es OF ,mpeschment
Tell them. 6naliy. that yov have res'ore'
the glorious doctrine Of passive Obedienc
and ara resistance: and Il The people d
mol puur OIL their indignation and impre
rsIiVns. I have yel u learn The rhaIacie
OF AGericsn lieemea." s.a ..@ ea
TIE ire .tmsst Of be Indians generally
and e,pecislly HE gross i"jasslee done III
Cherokees. 90 driving them IRON coun
try gssranusd 70 them IN P'spe'uiiy, .
solemn ife-t ties, was snosbrr subject tbs
oseupseJ the attention Of Congress an
the country. Mr. Clay bersme eonsp
euous Cor bis advocacy Of The rights q
this injured people, who had made gre'
advances 10 The arts OF civilized life. an
were rapidly abandoning their nomsdl
habits. and b, Coming an agricultural,
ChnstIsu, and q literary people; and HI
sIoeuence enlisted the sympathy, an
aroused The indignation OF The nsiien. b.
the decree had gone furth--hs yLose iro
w,ll was The lsw oil The land. had sa'd
saJ. regardless of treaties, regardless
Ia.res. regardless Of The Pl'gh'ed faith
the na,ion, they mere driven from The
i,rms. their houses. and the graves
Their fathers. IUto tie prsirlts oil q
West
Nj, Clay and HE friends had. IS is We
known. opposed what they deemed !
tuinous financial policy and high-hand.
measures Of Gen. Jack.on's adminisIr
uon. and had ell along predicted the eyI
that asa sysn,usily Gov ffom such me
sures. For some years, under The oper
uoa Of iudicious tariff Laws, the ueasu'
had been overt wing: BY slimulsn's al
pied 10 The banks BY the government. Il
euneacy had become inflated; business
al kinds p.rioa k Il the feserish &C i'm
every thing eiss; speculation abound
every where; property rose With such
pldi,y that be must visionary dreams
waking uen seemed 10 be bu, the antie
pat oas OF actual reslizs,ion. BotIn III
mid career OF rash speed OF whole
,i,n making haste 10 be rich. sodd'
check vas given 10 this Velocity. Fro
encouraging The deposite banks 10 exie'
thar excul atinn The government adnpt