The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1844-07-04

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ana every xhrfs coassrib.s inlo speeaf.
- dsmand. - much - y0u u he soalh
and ne q he sesl. d : indlsptnsshir
i m prosperily. Add II cor brelhFsn
!, he norIh md he east did not irel ne
w.ns &C Il shrmsslEess sinre = sli -
Ihsm no prejudice. hey uaghl upoh pm
cinles az ssmpalhy and mutual lreom-
modssion, % eonrur in Supplying 1haii =
% essential % he business and INDUSTRY
Il osher sections az Inc Union. lissaia
lhal he currency and exchanges have nm
proved and are improving, and % lhss
have. andare. This lmpr0Ftms n y nam
II attributable 10 The sduiay operation
| of he Tariff of 1872. which tuned The
balance ar foreign trade in OR ias"r.
Bul such 10 ihr enterprise and onoyancy
Of our population lha, We have no seea.
rily for the continuation Of this state Of
ihings. The balance az trade may iake
another direction. new Ievulsions IN trade
NAV take place, seasons Of distress and
embarrassment We must expect. Does
any body believe the local banking System
The United Sl.ies j. romp.ieni 20 meet
and provide foI these exigencies. It's the
parrot . Use government 10 salicipale and
provide. as Ear As possible. Tor all these
cont ngencies. lis urged against banks
thar lhey are oflen badly and dishonesty
administered. and frequently brtsk, 10
the injury and prejudice Of The communl-
iy. ! am f.r from denying that banks are
attended with mischief and some incon-
yenience, but that il the LOT Of all human
lifAiluions. The employment Of steam
is often attended with most disastrous
consequences, Of which We have had re-
cent lneiaDehUiy examples. hot DOES any
BODY on that account. think Of proposing
Ia discontinue the agency Of steam power
either on fhe land ar The water! The
most thai is thought of is. that u becomes
our duly 10 increase vigilance and multi
ply precautions, against the recurrence oi
accidents. IS 10 banks, ihs true ques-
lion is, whether lhe sum Of the ineonEe-
nience Of dispensing with them would
not be greater Than any amount Of which
they are prodUciisel And, in any new
charters that may be granted, we should
anxiously endesvour 10 provide all pos
sible restrictions, securities and guaran'
Ties against their mismanagemeni. which
reason or experience may suggest
Such are nv vie~s al The qU.snon o
establishing a Bank Of The U.,,cd Sla,rs
They have been long. and honestly, and
sincerely entrrt,insd by me; but ! do no
seek - enforce them upon any oih'r'
Above oil. / DO not desire any Bank q
he UnIted States, attempted or establish
ed, unless. aud until, u il Inpsrstisrly
demanded, q. I b.llese dsmsDded u wll
be, by the opinl"u Of lie proplr.
| ! should have bren glad. feilow.ciil
gems. II had time aud strength, g. m.k'
a iuIl exposition Of my views aud op,nion
upon all tie g,es, msasuTss aud qur.tionI
TIA, dIside Us, and agissle our c"unny
| should have been happy 10 hare h'e
able 90 make q foil examination of ID,
pnnc,.le aud measures al our opponents
il We could & ID out what Ihey ATE. snd cot
h.st them With Our own. | mean then
no disrtspec | would not use one wor
To wound The feelings oI az Que Of hem
but an z. ally AMI usfeclsdlv gH"Tsh
OF the measures Of pubic policy ~hIrl
: they ere desIrous 10 promote and esisbiI,h
. know wat they oppose. know ths
they sraud IN eueet opposition u ever
, measure which the Wings espau.,
but what are their subsl,u,e.! Tn
Wings b, lIsve that The executive powe
has. during the two last and the pre.en
Ada Illustrations, been inl"ltrsbly abused
: that u has disturbed The balances oil III
: constitution; and TIA, by It. encrUsch
: menis up0n The cn-ord,naIe branches q
the government. il his become sl,rmin
! and dangerous. The Wings are ,tere
' lure drsItous I , IesIr ain u ~ithln cens,
E iu'ionsl aud proper limits. But our or
e ponents. Who assume To bc rmphs'ic.ll
u The friends Of the people. sustain the exc
! cutIve IN al u, widest aud m 9, eanavs
II CANT excuses. They 60 for vetoss, i
i all their sa'iely: fnr sub-Hes.urie.. slant
a IN. armies, treasury circulars. Occupy
= ing snnIlar ground with the rories ,
l. n1land, they stand up Tor power All
Il prer"gari"e again.t privilege aud popul;
j rights. The Democrats or Republican
Of 1889, taught by the fatal exsmp!'
e ii all history. were jrsIou' aud d'suus
,f tuI Of executive poaer. II vas OF t.
l. department that their lear. were excite,
:, and against tat their vigilance was d
Y rerted The Frder.lrss Of tia, day, ia
/, bb'ng the opinion itom the founders
8 the constitution, honestly belIrved ~
al lie ex, cutive Vas the weakest branch
f. the g., ernm"ni. and hence they aere d,
y p'sed to suppurt aud strengthen II. b
5, experience ha, demonstrated ter errn
l. aud the best pat of them h.v- unit.
IF with The Wings. And the Wings a
'e nnw in the sx,ct post on Of the kepuI
i lIrans of 1884 The tpstdne a,