The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1844-02-01

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We have iecsnlly sud brhly siun .
lss Il he rfasass. % sutiy called laI b.
: pnrsion a Ne Lee Foeo party. ally a.
prsIlt ~ he STU Il kes fosk hsa re-
.aa - :. dislike. Mr. We Bufsn. and
why iAfy uou'd rppnss his rs-eitenoa
irr Csufes spplirslle 20 ihsm sisnf.
Th,sf reasons sx'endsd'only n bis roa-
dpei pssor IN his lraaslsr q WsshisEen
BIZ Gsn Jsckson. On DE ssh q 81 rch,
lee9. lis sSbsfeoshf hlsaoty bslsnes
% he whsle eeehlIy, and ne ths rrisFs
pneeed 10 give isWnasons uhy nol ea-
y me s sls Of New York shauld dislike
him. bui shy tie peaPle al ihs UIisd
Staits shsuId disFsfd hin sgain a. lhey
have dlsrsrdrd him once bslafr. A llse
adsoesirs 81 Mf. Van Hnnen may Fifsd
,hai he uss not rtPansltle lar The siEhI
wears Of gseksoh's administration. wepass
over that snisTe Isried. a least faf he
present. and eoms down inthe line ehs \
Ne inok HE Presidential chair. Out Of his
can mouth il can be psassd. Iha, since
he fosRdsll,n Of This eavsrsnehl ihete
las never bssn chirf M,gsirsse 90 ~
isly incompetent 20 tonduci the sns,rs
81 he nallon as Nc. Van Buren. DAT
al his "a mouth a ran be- proved that he
sas totally ieaoraaI On the questions Of
The currency. ths fesources. and The eoW-
meree'cf tie county. lie fstal and sxci-
ing lopies Of he line 81 lis afminisIra
ton. On constitutional questions con-
neeied uith these ntjse,s. Il be held any
opinions 81 81. no ene could ,ell what they
wire. as IN his eflieial communications 10
Congress, he ennlrsd,eledln one messsge
shat lie Tad advanced in previous one.
and many iimfs the erfi'irdir,inns sete
10 be ieund in ike same uesssge. We
proc, eli 10 give some 81 Inc history Of be
administration 10 Prove these positions.
/. The eonsti.utinhh term n sefv,re Of
Gen. J-rksnn expired IN The 9TH II March
1887. Inflated with the VANITY Of beng
second Washington. The I'D {. .,sltm.n
rOIl,shsd f.ree,lI adde's. 10 The Ito-
pie uf lie United States. full Of sed-
coneei, and ssIf-glor,6c. INN. n this al
dress he told The people 81 lhe United
States -
. Al The moment WHEN surrender my
last public trust leave this grca, people
prosperous snl happy: and honnred and
respected by every na,inn N the wuthi."
On The same day. Mr.. Van Bursniu his
Inaugural Address thus said:
While our Government quietly but
efficiently performs die sole lpgriaais end
ni political insliiuiinns. in doing Tie grea
test good 10 the latest number. We pre-
seni an segrsgAte ri human prosperity
sunly moi elsru here 10 be fonnd."
On The saQ,e dss then, Gen. Js,kson
aud Mr.. Van Buren, concnrrd in telling
the people Of The Un.te,l States thai .h-y
were erjo,ing The h,ghe,l possible pros
perlty. 'rhls was e,ther une. OF /, was
mt; and they either believed i. or they
asserted ghpiihs,r knew IL he i.l.r. Eill-4
fF horn OF the dilemma 10 equally iaiaI ii
Mr.. Van Bursn. For chalty's sake. lei
Us suppose Thar lie did hei,e,e whsthe 80
boldly asserted. and whatever bod, els.
knew y lie untrue; fnr al that time The
country was suffering under The. severest
pressure. Whss was The re.
sui! l. less lhan ninety day. every bank
IN The United STATES Lad stopped spscte
payments Tie meIehantr, a. 4 general
Thing. had ben also c0mp, lied /, sns-
pend--the G"setnmsn, funds were en-
r'ly cul oif. and The whole commerce or
he United Sts'es was Almost al an md;
and all Iii. stale II ihings vas brought
'ton, By the &C i'm u the Administered, in,
VITO had found he people Mree months
tgOre, .grea,. pTo.perons, and happy"
This was the result of ninety DAYS finan-
'iefing Of Tile man v hn is nov attempting
y procure resolutions passed all over The
On'ied Si'tes, IN The primary meetings.
y The People, ital lie administered The |
government y i,h so much sbIliyi
CoHst.rnaiien and sm azsmeH seized |
Ar. Van Bn,en and his Cabinet when
hey saw what lie nInes days work had
lrcomI lisIled. like Sampson. of old. /
hes had pulled down the tower contaln-
NJ The philisInir Wings. but ,hev also
ouni themselves beneath ils ruins.
They ah,ned. they mosned. they apolo-
lsed. tI.ey ~ lated. bn, they could moi
eneiy lie evil they Lad brouel,, IN .hr
nbiic. Alter t'leiI first terror vas over
hey proceeded with their qusck medi.
ines until admitting that. they could M
niger carry on he Gayefnment at The
nd II SIX mnRtlls an Exta Session vas
slied.-tle Treasury va. overwhelmed
III demands Itch Il could mi ssli.fs; L,
ie reyerne derived rom commerce had Ii
easrd; public coniisielce was al an end:
e great staples ofihe country we're un-
ala ible. and the Administration was com.
fis-t: 10 admit Their IEablliiy apv longer
carry IN The Government; Nr. Van ,
'ufen ~ i Special Message admitted !
Iat nc knew 81 no remedy, and had Nth. /
'g 10 reeomm, nd EXCEPT 10 hint ., Tie :
ih-tfFa.uTy kcnt me which Nj C,ias :