The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1844-06-06


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% lie S.b.Twssbry. And II he last
srsslan Inc rssnlsisans n re Denocfstr
PsrtF dii not etjees 70 eishrr q lhese
Wing messuFes. ~ sdsnea'e he S1e-
Tessnrv. Mhyf Because me Tasls INST
have f.hthaito do - u.uid be n.p''l ulsr,
ard contrary 70 rshiic senpmssL
Bot ne lhnusI I h opponent could MT
object 10 Ba 1 With 20 m.llsans rapil ]
lar The whole essunuy. ~hsn he him~sli
hsd voted FIR tire chaslesson. l.nslssilie
and G,peinnsli Bark with raIat.l.i u
millions lor Inc iour States 81 y RI and
Sonth caIolias. Teanssses and keniurks.
He af,stled 20 The gseal etange al
ground oI the party on the snfjeei 81 "Sr
local Bs.k.. Tao years $50, ihey were
denaunsed - manufactures 81 rngues end
sxIadl.r.. sud guilty. Il sse'y spssles
oi evil. And yes -hsa the patty got
inin pawrr IN the Legislature. shat dbl
they do besides keeping up The sane
rlamor. IN pul dawn these ts'l.! N"th'ne.
This uss confession hat the f,iis
they had charged did ael rA'sl. lie sss
glad % hear lh,s c.ncSsslaa g. she grss,
conservative principles Of the WING par
", that our Barks haze BEEN will ma
nseed and have furnished sound eUrfsn-
ey. lie regarded IL as leading 10 The es-
isblishmenl nf other Wing principles.
Az 10 The Bankrup, i.sw. he did not
vote for u, huI he ih,neht Il had bern ma
di.advsn,ssr to the rnuntry. 81 far -
his observation had extended. no one had
been discharged nndrr IL ~ho could or
would have ps,d hls deb,s wIthouiI Il But
u was now feneatru.
Neither did he vote Tor the Tariff. be-
csUse he disapprosed AZ some III The do
lies. bat chiefly berause The distribution
rian.e vas mol in II. Tie offered an amend
menI IL insert the distribution clause, and
II Ih.i had been adep'ed be would have
vomd Tor the bill. BIZ, he was for su.-
is'n,ng bee use i've seton sas beDe6eial
To III country, and until nshslI sield an
smnnni sufficient 10 support government
and paw 1T lie public debt. aud ihsn, in
shall ieid an excess. that ushsuld hrte-
dnced To The revenue puint. But perhaps
! be might save hImsell and hrs orp"neot
some trouble nv pointing TO the present
Democratic Congress. where one 81 The
party had moved In lsy MeKay's bill an
The table. ard they didl.y itihere. They
found they could MT better the Wing
TaI,ff, and they had theteiore he,t say
nothing against il until they could sgree
among themselves on something better.
UnII Then. they should come and help ns.
Under ahtch CANDIDATE will they get 3
change Of the tariff Buchanan. Johnson.
Van Buren, aud Cass we're III IN favor
Of protection. There Mr.. ncke in,erp,s-
ID as 10 Mr.. Case. Blu, NJ. Hoke was
wrone. Csss's letter ol Frb'y 8, 1913.
asows bic advocacy az Protection. ss
bath consti u,ionsl and expe'IIeni.
| He fefi sure that the people were sb"u'
/ al. Z
right. on a ba-i. ii protection 10 The In
du.ify Of The country. Why dnes gu.
vernnenl project the shifping 'nt-resl
without compliant from any nnt! Why
can not ship one hundrrd bales 1t CO.
tn form WILMINGTON to New York il
a foreign vessel. or take passage IN on:
form one American port To another!
/ could probably get rither much cheaper
in a foreign vessel; and our oppon.,i'
/ say we ought g. be sllowsd 90 bus whei,
| we can hUy cheapest. But It l. true pt
| licy IL nurse our sailors. VITO are I" bea
our fig in ,rinmph over The ocean II
! times oi var. And Tie fishing bnunt,e
are paid far tile same purpose. But i
this is Pr0tcciinn--P ruterron m Amer
can Indus.ry, pTomouiug our Nation
prosperity ard Indeptnde IN prscr an
war: iu.t as The protective Tarf promote
them. We have tie right 10 d'sciiu ins'e
I Under the arts of 1916 In 1856. govern
ment cnlieci,d money enough IL paw ex
I penses and IL ] mllIIoss year besides
Bot tie compromise act :" redursd III,
. revenue Iha. IL was absolui, ly necessary
10 pa.s new Law Ia raise mouev IN rug
10 support government. Van Buren, ex
pended 81 millions no an his Iev' MI
IN 4 wars. Ills average rxpenhi me
, we're % millions a year. The avrrag
appropriations since are less Than 20 mil
lions. When he leIi office, the r,venu
, was only II or Is milllun.. and AIDE bt ol
hand. WHAT was To be doGt! Th
I. Wigs we're obliged 10 pass Tariff i
/ obtain means TO support government
They had curt,iIed The expenses. so lha
for tie las, wear and hsli the sppr"prI
stians md oniy sm"u"ted t, about z mil
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