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

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Mr. Hake hid irlA ~ thas NJ. TYR
had dose wilhouis Bank. bsi he id net
ten -. nhsi III ne monfy has hern d.
PASTED d Sl.ss BaAks. ss Il ~ss UnIes
he SUB ira Hsy itself. That re Ees-
san Il has bssa asnseed % 1sll ard chssp-
". There ~as no divorce Of Bank AID
siaie.
Mr. q. was 4 "a 70 hear bis orpansns's
.hber.l remarks about onr Slals Banks
But aslonishsd - bis proportion - d.
card every thing thai maybe hsrm. Saail
9e sbandan every blessing and every insi'.
tn'isR hecaass Il nav be sbnseds Shah ne
dishsnd The army bsraass u sas ones DE-
grared ~ ne isesehsFF a. Amid o. lhe
sarrendsrof H.Il shall us abandon gaser-
neni isslf because i mgy be male IN en-
CINE 81 npp,rssian! Surely nos! Guard.
earreeI. amend. but 30 not destroy. Look
q the agsregas Of good OF esf. II good
prepandrTales. retain II.
The srenmeni ,hs, capitalists would
nave % rall IN The aid n he constable 10
get The money for inyestnsni. "a. sr
Rumeni sssinsi ell Banks and public 'u.
rrovemenls. Bat there was plenty 81
capita, which would have came GOT Iran
il. hiding places IL The Bank bill had gone
INTO oIeranon. Capitalists had hosrded.
because ihey did moi khnw What was 10
be the sclion Of governp.ni. which, Tor
Z or 8 years. had tended % make the
rich richer and the pnor roorer.
In rely 10 Mr.. Hikes remark sbaut
Office hanisrs 81 Washington IN The ae-
ee,sion az Cen. Hsu,snn. Nc. Graham
said. IL might well have been expscisd
that there wouli be good many ssraa
eies. AL the drfaullrrs wha had bsenrs
t,Ined | . oili e Tor fear ina, their removal
would irjure TIE party. would necessarily
10 out. and Of course there wonlj be ma.
nv offices TO GIL.
lie did not consider the land fund ~
forming any part Of The revenues Of gos-
ernasa,. After Inc psymen, Of the public
debt, IL uas expected and intended ~ be
enjoyed BY The States stversl'y. Con-
gress ha. not Treated Il as a panlie iund.
They h,ve msds giants II more Than
5000, 400 &C acres 10 The States. Tor In.
tsInsl improvements, Colleges. &C.. BE-
sides every 36ih section for Schools. 10
say nothing Of grants n corpora ipns Tor
benevolent purposes. and TO foreign ex'lts
who have come among us. From 1898
10 1871. alone. 2. 900. 900 aeres have been
granted CO Internal Improvements. Mr.
Calhoun proposed 10 eide the Ian 81 the
States in which they e Gor so per cent.
Of what thy nigh, b'iag, aud sf'srwar'is
fnr 65. per CENT. aud take the bonds OF
the Safes. That. however, was before
The days Of Reputation. Mr.. Graham
defended the allowance Of the 10 per
cen. 10 the S,aes IN which The lands lie.
as a mater IL justice 10 them, and The
grsnt Of 100000 acres IS matter Of be-
nffit 10 the United States in the incn ased
vslue Of The rect, and because Of similar
sl5wsnce IN other S,sies. And besides,
the grant. Of SOC. 600 acre. having been
made By statute, could no more have been
repealed ihsn the grant BY this 5 ate 10 .
ptisa'e individual could be repealed or
dives,ed. He showed that it was no, The
fault Of the Wings that the Distribution
was repealed. They passed he law and
the President vetoed il Ci.ed Gen Jack.
sons ~ell known and emphatic r'com-
meudsti"n in his message Of 80, Of ces-
sion 10 The States in which they lIe, aud
Mr.. King Of Alsb-sn4's report. that ne
should Ionk To The Cu,tom Houses aud
MT 10 the lands fdr revenue. Thus show.
ing thai the true contest on this s.hjert al
the Public Lands between I, aiiing men al
the two great parties Of the country, was
b, tween loo 1 AMI partial cessinns on ,he
nne hand. and general AID eqn,ta5ie liz.
tubS,ion among all the States IN The OIL.
er. nenher regarding !, as aInnd an winch
We are 20 rely Tor revenue Tor The snppor
Of governnrnt. ~ ~=@ ~
L. relly to Mr.. Hikes rem TX ths
The Wing. al this Stre had condemned
the pre-empuon principle in 'the reso
In,ions Which caused The resignation o
Messr-. Brown and S,raage. md yet Ina
the Wings Of Congress had embodied III,
r'e.enfiion in l;nH lsud BILL. Mfr. G a
ham showed The entirely opposie chsrsr
ter 81 the Two systems of pre- eDpu"n
They we're ssnnllke 40 monkey was vi
like man. Under the old sys,eUi. wea!
thy man hired sore Of men 10 setIle ga a
many separate tracts cf The bet publa
lands. and in short time he would tIiu
acquire RICH, TO buy them all al the low
est price. and send of hs men t. setIi,
other tracts 10 tie sane way; AMI thu. al
the best lands fell into The hand. Of veal
thy speculs,oFs, ~ho then sold ,hem 10 ii,
po"r snigrsD, ., high prizes. Such wpr,
the pre- emp,ion laws of the Democratic
administrations. But the pre- en- ptror
law hit the Wings passed PROVIDED. IN
der the sutssi guards. against any hut h.
seigsl settler geuing i's benefit. ard h.
cannot have u more thar once, nor If h,
owns $40 acres rise where. nor with