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

ta1i ths leEsHuss Il l.s GoTemmsai,
amoenhng. u Ne lasl four years, % 4 u..-
wsrls q tl2a, 000. eco, have been c0llee-
- and disbursed. tLE0urh ne nnnleEoas
Governmental SCENTS, without ti.e l0ss. by
deiAaii' q any ansinE worthy o. seroas
e0mlnenisFy.
The aPPraPria inns made By Congress
I'sF ilhe isnpTosrmrn. Of lhe siE q 0f be
West. and Of The hs.b n on he Iakes. are
n rourss IL jadicinns expenditure 90
der suitable agents, and are destined. il i
. be hoped. % realize 81 the benefits de-
signrd ~ be accomplished BY ongress.
! cannot. however,. salirenily imprrssnp-
on congress lAr great iln?arlsnrr Il uila-
Kidding appropriations from Improvements
which are nnl . ceriainrd, By previous
examination and survey. 10 be necessary
far the shelirr and prnirctinR az trade
rum The dangers u storms AMI irmpesis.
NiihaniIhi. precauiion. the rxpe ,ailuses
are bot ton ln enurf 10 lhe ben CT IL
lntIs isnals. without reference 10 the only
eansiderai On whirh ran render them con-
siilational-lhs public inter SIS and lie
/ general gard.
canh"l 100 earnestly urge npan you
the interests ii Ills ilislriri, over which,
BY The Consultation. C..rgp-s has e.
elusive Jurisdiction. II would Be deep
II IN be regretted should ll:rre nc, al any
time. ground 10 complain oT neglerl on
the pari Of 3 com nuniiy which. driac ed
as i = from he parental care ofihe States
Of Virginia and Maryland. ran only en-
pert aid from Congress, Is is 10 al legis-
lalure. Anongstthe subjects whici cla,m
your atie.linn. j. tie prompts ganizalinn
Of an asylum fur the insane, who NAV be
fonHd. from time to time. sninurning
within the District. Such course is alsa
demanded by consid, raiicns witch ap. Is
10 branches ufille public service For the
necessities in this behalf. ] invite your
particular attention "a The repot II The
Secretary of The Navy.
Il j lave thus. gentlemen 81 Tie two
Houses e Congress. presented ynu a
true d faithful riciurs 81 The condition
Of public Affairs, both foreign and domes.
tic. The wants Of ihe public service are
ma e kno N ~ you, aud N tiers Of nc
ordinary importance are ugcd upon YOU
! consideration. Shall ! moi be PERM ie,
10 congratulate you on the happy auspices
. uE.lrr which yGu have ass, lnbled, and a
! the important change in The condition o
. things which has occurred in The las
three years! During that period ques
I lions with foreign powers, Of vital i'm
! roriance 10 tie peace Of our country
; have been settled and adjusted; d..
! solaling and wasting war with sa,ag
; tribes, has been brought o. close
: the internal tranquility Of the county
threatened by agiiaiing questions, la
: been preserved; the credllsor The Go
. vernment. which had experienced TEN
I porary embarrassment, has been thorough
I ~ restored; lis Golfers which, for ses
SIN. were empty. have been replenishet
I currency, nearly uniform in lis value
{ has taken The place of one deprecated an
n almost worthless; Commerce and manr
? features. which hal suffered ia comlno
. with every ether interest, have once NOR
: revived; and the whole country exhibit
; an aspect Of prosperity and happiness
Trade and barter, no longer governed b,
: wild and speculative mania. rest upon
, solid ant subs ant:al footing: and The ra
pill growth Of our cities, in every direc
/, ton, hespeaks most strongly the favorable
circumstances by which we are surround
P ed. NY happ ness, in the reiiremen
1 which shortly awaits me, is the arden
: hope which le,pe' fence, that his state q
e prosperity Is neither deceptive nor dest n
e.! TO be short wd; and that measure
/ which have not yet receivediis sancion,bu
} which cannot bun regard as closely cor
!; nec'ed with the Eonor, the glory, and stl
a more en!ai ged prosperity Of tile country
: are destined. at an ea,ly day, TO receive tn
e approval of Congress. Under these eli
: cums,anccs, and with these anticipation.
r ! shall most gladly leave To Others, NOR
! able than myself, the noble and pleasin
: task Of sustaining the public prosperity
: | shall carry with me into retirement t
: gratifying reflect n that, as my sole OF
= ject through III has been TO advance III
= public good, | may not entirely have fai e
e in accomplishing il; and this graliticatin
is heightened in no small degree by III
g fact that when, under deep and abidin
: sense Of duty, have found myself con
# strained to resort to tie qualified Veto,
!. has neither been followed BIZ disapp ov,
i on the part o! the People. nor weakened
s in any degree their attachment 10 thai gre;
| conservatl, feature of our. Government.
II JOHN TYLER.
= WASH. gti,n, December, is44.