The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1844-04-25

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end nry o. mrasUrss. ~ ihF IE'nri. -
aflrsdels; Il sdnrl = bal isnds . tar ea'E.
non g.sad e eur rammoa eauniIy. Thsse
10 sss gse.l lssdisg aasnesHi din.tssss
belErsa lie $50 parties akleh aisis
sould indare hisn a. aiisrh Limfsii a. IL~
whig party. Whirh pasly m0slTes prrIs
he LAS snd sGIi0fiiies ii lhe eo1hirtg
IN Rasefnms NJ Ike cure. uhsIe Tie pes
Ole mske Tie Lass. xe sIe rallied uron b.
ssrIy ronsidsIsi'aa . resrtc'. abide hF,
and drlrr 10 lie law. Non what j. he
eandUcl II he parlirs IN sh.s GesPsrfl Mr.
Clay here spoke u lenglh and most pas-
eIfally Of ne extfsord.aaFs ael Of nal &.
eaton, By enc House Of &. ngIess. Of q
Lao ol he l.nd. solsmnly enaeed b. iii
The aw.msking depaimsHas u ne Eas.
ernmehI. IN PnTsraaer II N txprtss ITO
Eisian ol he Consultation.
Mex, he cited Repodislion. and stated
ll,a, he lsx.ply'ng people d M,.,i.sippi
The Wh,Ks-were IN favor of mrs tug
,heir Stale ., legations 10 Tie lasI ernl.
lie Then hid up % The public scorn
and inGignsi.on. The abaninable doctrine
az D0rrism. shieh - alone eoanIsnahesd.
in Congress or .It. by The party oppo,ed
~ ne Whlgs. lis s,slemeni q Tie d.n-
ger Of his monslrous hriesy 10 The whole
county, AID especially 10 The SVVlh, sas
deeply Impressive.
The mkt great question Of difference
bstaten The IafIis', ]. the pULlc Land..
Those lands. which. er,isd 10 The u. 8.
in unsi Tor The rommun benefit Of al the
States, Gen. Jackson himself eohiend.d
oh ,ull b. applied Ia he common bsnehl
"r I'll. Those ! ,,Js Which Nc. Calhoun
proposed 10 sell 10 the states in which they
lie Tor hrnds which could neser he col.
ieeied but ., The point Of The Ss oId-a
IN de which he trusted would neser be-
RESORT d 10 in this Union. lie thougll
,hess lands in danger of beng saenfesd
fT c"urpt patty Purpasss. lie sald u
und,r fall sense of responsibility for tie
s'ssrii"n. When Congress PACED Law
TO dispose Of The proceeds Of tie pabl,e
lands, did the party abide by Il! No.
They rejected The money. and SET aside
porill,s Law al Cnngres.. A. il they
could be corrupted BY the receipt Of lLelr
own money!
frllos chizsns! said Mr.. Clay. have I
not made ortmy casr. Bot there ]. .lill
anof"r example. The cry Of Repea,: Re.
p all l. noS raised BY The most slrDiarisn
lungs 10 The land, whenever an unpalsia.
ME l,~ !, Passed by he constituted ~.
'h"ri 5. he spoke particularly Of this
cay when The Bank Bill sss passed a.
the Extra Session.
lie next dse!l Al great length on he
Taft. I's Object is To encanrsgs the iu.
dustry ofonr own county. The far-sse.
ING p tflol looked To ihI, objeel in seasons
Of peace and Of sr lli.s ruth procla,n.-
ed by 'he history Of III counuirs. that
m nation cin sustain itself without pro.
dusing Us own load aud raiment. lie had
=, a'd Of tIssd,ng Ices and unriad backs
IN the Revolutionary wsr. and 10 The w.r
OF 1912 he La kHoun Of incslculahle SUI.
ierlngs ior want Of adequate supplies of
home manufactures lie leli thai Il was
inPorianl that we shouts nsiursIIze these
inleic's among us. The opinions he
holds an IhIs subject Of home in K-h-
Incky, he h"Ids here IN tie Capitol OF The
old Nurth Sac. lie thought n anuf.r-
Iu'es wanted aid. Like The hrlrles. in.
fani, parent. tender care was n,css.ary
To led them before they could venis,s
to stand a'one. lie tnI0iceG their neres.
sIIy IN var nd,hetr cont enience IN reace;
'heT help to comm'rte: their importance
IN furnishing home market, and the va.
Iue ol thai market; h ir necessity to m.ke
US truly independent Il Europe; the fatal
ell CT on prices oi Cotton TO blot out Tie
home marse. oi 400 900 bales. and ihruw
that additional quantity into the markets
81 Europe, the favorable IL 1uenre 81 q
CESSATION OF agi;a'ion and iu mil on lis
question. AID the consequent gown 10
double the present home demand. lie
knew IL was said that vt was OF no con.
sequence whether our prnduce be manu.
featured in England or America. No con-
sequence 10 an Amcricsh cu zen ~helher
the pn'6, be realized by an Amerlcan or
an En9lishman! No consequence uhclh-
er "eai'h be d'Gu.ed in our own county
or IN an alien and perhaps inimicsl soil!
But u Is not true thai as much would be
consuaed. The ability tn purchase and
consume the fabrics v hich they make %
obtained by The employ ment sfTnrdrd.
England does not purchase our br. ad.
strHs. bit the manufacturer al home does.
But is ii bardensome 10 any section!
Jeny i'--u,terly deny il, SAID Mr.. Clay.
The revenue, say 20 millions. must be
raised. Is II OF the slighies, c, nsequenre
whether you pay dollar On n coat and
dollar on shin, or the 9 d. liars on the
coat alone! II the amount be the same,
he MIST be void Of The feeling, wLirh on.
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