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

ssisds and Thai allsr safy hare keea CT.
Cd fer esrlain ssnbsr &c wears. fhe re-
fuss, remaiaiag hasold. shaH BE- abaa.
doHsd 70 lie Nafes. end fke mscksnes.
sfosr iand.sysisn niirsy sifkdra.ssa.
.tsa bsi The cshsr aay "a heard ,hs
Senator Iron Alksnsss mr.. Ssssssl *.
press sons % shsse sentiments. wln
~ese We Told By thai Sesslori .We.,.l
have the public lands. We mus, ha,e
Them. and iOe rM IKE them n fs.o
years.'
Mr.. Sewer said. .Se Ne WILL
!. Hear him! Hear Liza! lie rer...s
y. Ullsf Il il ibs ears 81 lbs revenue
pleading Seasisr. lar. Wrighl.l On nv
lsls. And ysi ne ~ilI vsle sgsmss di..ri.
butiun."
IL sill Be sesn BY The foregoing sxls@r,s
from Mr. p<sy's speeeh, and he socu-
msnis refsusd 70 by him, that /. hss been
Tor many years the avossd purpose 81
those wha oppose dislnbu,ian. and no~
inssi on lhs iands being ean.idered ssa
source Of rerenue, 10 cede. OF oshef~iss
dispose Of them 70 he Sntes Ia which
hey lie; and that they have a. strrnu.
ously msin,sinsd thai they nigh, MT 10
be locked 10 Tor resenus. Such slsrins
contradictions and lneonsisxney need no
comment; they spssk language ahiea
no one can misundsfstsnd.
The reiterated attacks upon ths pro,se.
live sayslsm BY The ad,osslss oI the dsc.
ifise Of free trade. together with The fac,
Of The extinguishment Of The public Gsbt
and On oserfowingueasury, bsd. in 1888,
greatly operated upon public opieion, and
brought about conviction thai pro:set,se
duties we're not 30 necessary 40 they Lad
been considered, and wsfs. perhaps, a.
The Sou,h declared them 70 be. oppr ssi.e
20 them. and unjust 10 their operation.
Sou,h Carolina had also urderiskrn u
nulliy the revenue Laws OF the Unitrd
States. snd threatened open resisancs and
rebellion, should The general Psverna,en,
attempt 70 enforce tksm. Discomfort had
been sosn amang The people OF The
Sosih, Who bad hssH made 10 believe
that they were ofrrssses, and that their
wishes and interests had been disrsgsr,l-
I'd By she ns,isnsl Government. These
discontsRts ksJ been fomehtrd. aud he
hopes 81 The southern people encouraged
BY tie coorse Of The Federal AJminisns-
lion. which, o, The very mamsni his, IL
ihfss.nsd end recommended ,hs uss cf
The power Of the ~hols Uninu. proclsim-
ed aloud ~ injustics Of he System which
il vas absnt y enforce. 10 the lsngusse
Of Mr.. Clap thsse di.csntents ssro not
limited d those vho nsipnfnea the ex-
srs,sgsnt hss,y Of notification; they
we're GOT scn6ned 10 unc State: but we're
with ths ssiifs South. and
extended even " the northern Sstss." A
nsjoriiy ofths party ,hen dominant. since
defeated. vas then. - nov. opposed 10
he tatif policy. Under allthsse circum-
stances. Biz. Clay deemed that peliry in
imminent danger: !" il 10" said be, "iH
he hands ef The phil,snnes. who would
triangle h:" and he flew to Us succoar.
The ceIebrs.ed Compromise bill was in
reduced, aud after much debate. finslly,
,assed. #s - -
Mr.. Clay. With whom this great mea-
urs of conciliasinn originated. and 10
whose m"derston. f.mness. patriotism.
nd abilities, tie success wa. due, was, on
bic occasion, ha led BY very lstgs pos
ion OF The country. north, south. and
rest. ~ "he great pacI6cs.or aud saviour
I The county" ....s
by some. however, he VAS charged
i'.h abandoning his own system. In re-
~ he said, !" 1t was far from the object
those whs support ,his bill, 10 abandon
r surrender the policy Of projecting Ame-
can industry" "1'be c n
tion Of the country has Impressed every
ubI,c man with The necessity Of some
od,ficst,on Of the principles Of po,ee-
m. so far ss il depeuds upon high du-
ss." "Sir, desire 20 be
,rfecily understood as 10 The mohves
hich have prompted ne 10 effer this
easurs. ] repeat, that Ihry are, 6rst,
preserve the manufacturing interest,
ID, secondly. TO qniei the country. be.
we the American system 10 be in the
este.t dsngs.: and ] b, liese 4. can be
aeed on . better and safer foundation 81
10 .ession. than al ,hsnex,."
Mr.. Piesiden,, il is not desiruc,ieu--
4 preservation Of The system al which
, aim. II dangers now sssailit. zoe have
4 created them. have sustained iiup-
the clearss. convictions Of ,,s sxped,>
ey. They are entirely unsl,sred."
The compromise bill being accept. dby
. South as . concession from tho
onger to The weaker party il proved.
ito author des.gnsd j, should. : IRAN
il,xing measure, AID secured 10 The
un,ry.. and especially TO those engaged
manufacturing, stabiliay Of policy Tor
number Of years. far more inpsr,snt to
EN- than heavy du,NR with uncertainty
d flac,uaton. M Clay has been. snd
10 the prrsen, day. much csnsured for
sposing Of the tariff question as he did
tha communicates hill. hat if ever thPra