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

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he Whale Of thtn eouksasnesd snd esp.
Iorisd Dor. every body Lno1s Ihs, al
Ihe sympsthy End steonfsssmenl which
be has Fresisfd. hare bern smang thsm.
And thsy have inifodsred he suite inlo
he prrsspl House Of RrppssaiEisss
We shall zee What hey oil do wHh i.
Yaursn rraddy eompsshsnd ard Issl q hat
would be The eftcs and consequences 81
Dnrism here ~ the South. II Dorrism
were predominant Any DapFincipled
sdveniarsr would hare noihng 20 DO bui
n ealleet sfouad bin mossic msjoriiy.
black snd white. slisrs and eIlxtns.
yoorg and old. male and irnslr. osslinrn
existing governments shd SET up nss
ones. 81 hrs plessure or espriesl What
earthly sfepriiy for life, liberty or pro-
perty. would rtmsin. IL proceeding so
f'sueht with CONFUSION. disorder and in
subOrdina'iOn. we're tolerated and sane
toned!
Then there 10 Repudiaiion-thst DARK
snd foul spot upon ihe Americsn name
and eharseier-how cane 10 llesti The
STAIN has been put ,hers by lhe Denoers-
nc majority Of the Legislature oi M,ssls.
sirpi. Under special pl,as, and eolora-
bic preIerls. which any private man Of
hnnor and probiiy would seorn 10 en-
ploy, they have refused 10 pay the debts
Of tina, sts,e-debis contracted by the re-
Grip, of-sn equissleni expended within
the S,siei The Wings af that state. who
are the princip,l tax paving portion Of The
population. with remarkable unsnimi,y.
are in favor Of preserving ils honor aud
good faith, by Reimbursement Of ihe
debt; but The Democratic msjority persists
IN refusing 70 provide for IT, sm FAR from
charging The whole of the Democratic
party with this shsmsi,l public irapd.
perpe,rsied by their brethren in the state
ri Mississippi. Without The state. 10
their honor be il said, mos, Of them disap-
prove il; and within the stste there are
many honorable exceptions. among The
Democrats. @
0.her examples nigh, be cited TO prove
the destructive and disorganizine tenden
cy Of the character, tendency and pr,nei-
pies Of the Democratic party, bui these
will Suffice Tor this occasion. 1.-THE sys.
tens and measures Of public policy Of the
two parties are conirasied, aud eonpsred.
The result will be not less favorable to the
Wing parry. With The Wing parry there
prevails entire concurrence IS TO the prin.
ciples and measures Of public policy
which il espouses. In Tho other party
we behold nothing but division and dis.
iraciion--their principles. varying q, dIfe.
rent times and in different attitudes. in
respect to the tariff, willis, in some places,
they are proclaiming .hsi free trade 10 the
true Democratic doctrine, end the encou-
ragemen, Of domestic industry federal
heresy. 10 other parts Of the Union, they
insist that the Democrats are alone 20 be
relied upon TO protect the industry Of the
country. and tina. the Wings are opposed
to il.
That is grcs, practical and admins
irative question. in respect TO which there
is happily now prevailing among the
Wings, throughout the whole Union. q
degree Of unsnim,y as unprecedented az
il is gratifying. From New Orleans TO
this place | have conversed with hundreds
Of them, and have not met with soli-
,ary one. who does no, assent to the JUS
,ice and expedlency Of the principle oil q
tariff for revenue, with DETERMINATIONS
Tor protection. On this interesting qnes
ton. fellow-ci,izens. Il IS ny purpose to
address sou, with the utmos, freedom and
sincerity, aud with as little reserve az il
| were before an audience in the staie OF
Kentucky. | have long gwen to this SUBJ
ject the most impartial and deliberate con-
sidera,ion. Of which my mind 10 capable.
| believe that no gres, nation ever has ex.
listed, or can exist. which does not derive
within itself. essential supplies OF food
and raimeni end the means of defence.
| recollect no example TO the contrary 10
ancient or modern times. Although Italy
did not itself afford sll those supplies TO
ancien, Rome. The deficiency was drawn
from her snhjugsted provinces. Great
Britain, although her commere encompass
ses the world. supplies herself mainly
from the little Island under hei immed,a.s
dumin,on. L,mi,ed and oontrscs. d as il 10.
il furnishes her with bread and other pro-
visions for the whole year, with the ex-
ception only of few days; and her man
unfsc'ures. no. only supply az abundance
Of raimen, and means of defence. but AZ
fard vas, surplus for expectation TO Tor
eign countries,
10 considering the policy Of Introduce
ing and establishing manufactures 10 our
country, it has always appeared to me
that We should take a broad and ex'eu
sive view, looking to seasons OF war, as
we'll az peace. end regarding .hs future.
a. well as the past and the present. Ma.
tonal existence 10 not TO be measured by
the standard Of individual life. Blu. it is
equally true both Of nations and oil ind,vi-
duais, that. when it is necessary. We must
submit to temporary and present prlva
uons. FOE the sake Of future and permanent