The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1844-12-12

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practice 81 lie sresiesi s.eilrnrr aud seon-
aRy. TIE law. Ia r"nIemEl .lea.
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81 -ss,isinsd hul Il may b come &c.
cfs.aiy. wit. re si.s,i ngaId 10 lhs
public lnlsissI.. iarudvre alsn..mf Ms
and alterations "a ihr sy,iem. Taete !.
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isrs. so to alter me tariff Il letter r0sisps
IS reduce tne amount IL Tar q. prrsenl
imposed. Should ..ch measure be car.
Fnd into siI.ci. ~ ~ IuIl extent desired,
4 fanloi vel be doahl. bal Ina, for tie
hi,l .fsis &c Us oper. o. n 6inin lie
revenue would be e.lIeciti. tie sop. Is
81 which wall unnecessarily constitute Z
charge upon The ifessnIy. WI, h sueI
: result would be de,uablp. u HiIl be foi
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II may IN gtnrral lie asserted. lh.i laIics
lie al ons IN any system shotlI rsih,i
b. brought about gradually. Than BY 81 !,
den ciarges; aud BY pursuing this pIu
deaf p.lIry IN the returlinn ni Letter pn.i
sRe, The D.Pa i,Dent nigh, si,ll sustain il
sell throug b the rev, nue. hirh would &C
ctue By the increase sf LEI ere. Tn
state and condInon of he puilc TIE asu
~ his. beiri"faIr. been slch as o hat
Irclsdrd The Isrumn,sntsu.n 81 any ma
terra! chang. Tie diff, al les upon ihi
read haze. h .we,e,. ceased, and large
discretion s no. le!l to the Govern
mem.
1 cannot ion s'orgly urge The policy &
sulho' izing tie establishment Of a linz q
steamships regnl ~, 10 Us beta ern iii
."Un ., d iore,gn pnt.. and upon 90
awn ws''rs, for The Transportation { ii
m,il. The example 81 he Brush Cos
eminent il veil worthy Of Imi ION il
This rrsrecl. Tie b,li,f IL strongly en-
frti,ned, that the emulumen's ansin,
from The ir.nspmtaiinn Of una malie
n t"relRn countries, would operate Q
self a. an itducemenl Ia cause indlvtiu
al enterprise 10 undertake tha, b. anch g
tie tax; and Ihs T6mnn,r.iion al Oh
Go, eminent would c0ns'sI ia the sddI,Io
read ~ made 90 our II an Ia,y. 10 cas-
Of emergency. by The chips go employed
Should Ills suggest on NEE, your appto
ral. The prapuety of llacing such ship
under The command oi cap rienced ofii
GERS Of the navy vii no, escape your oh
sersaijon. Tue APP l,raiiou &C ST. an 1,
the purposes OF ia, a! warfare, cogenil
recumIe d. an extensive Stem marine
: as import NJ IN estimating The defence
o! the cnn"w,. Fmiunair!y, tbs may b
: attained b, u. ~ a gteat extent wIih"u
: tncurrm g Any la'ge amount ,GrSpend
tuIe. S tan vessels. In be engaged IL
| trans Ponarion cf the mails on our Ir ncl
bsl " aIer courses. likes, and parts Of ou
= coast. Coul slsa he SO c,ns'ruct-d as Il
= be efficient az war vessels when nee dee
5 aid would. 0f ,h,m-elrts. constitute
E formidable fierce in order 10 rerti a tack
= from abroad. We cannot be bliad 10 a.
: iarl, that O hu l.aions have already adj,
; ell IN &c Numbers &c ste am sh'ps tn the
i. naval ornaments. and that this new al
Z rowtrIUl &c, n, is d. Stir ell TO tevnluno
i re the CONDITION e the wnIll. II be
b comes the Uri I'd States, ,htrefre, ln"k
!. ug 10 their security, 10 atoit a simi'a
4, pal ry; aud The In suggested will eli;
: lie them ,o do so a, a snail compatsuv
D tn<'.
. take the greatest pleasure in hearin
testimony to the zeal and untiring indus
e try which has characterized the conduct I
!. the members of the Executive Cabine
: Each, in his appropriate sphere, has rel
: dered me the most efficient aid in carryin
= on the Government; and it will not,
: trust, appear OFT Of place. !or me to be;
o this public tes;imon. The cardinal o.
!. iects which should ever be held in vie'
ii by those entrusted with the adminisira'ie
: of public affairs, are rigidly, and witho'