The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1844-03-28

The Sensle Of the Unnsd States. With the
yeas aud nays alIsehed. --.-@
The even-hsntled justice. which con-
!: Esss alike friend ami enemy. Tor trans
aress,ons Of The law. seems 10 hs.s mn
rsurg place in the Loeoioeo paprrs Of
CnnnreiIcut. y h'ch jus, now are ferctiy
tsnnuneIna Mr.. Clay % . deulli,t
The b, P"ersy and Iniqui'y of such .
proceeding. wh,lr they supper: ether nsen
more obnoxious CIR tie same ofIrnrc, are
sell pui in the following remarks iron
she M-disnnian: =~~~
u - true that both Mr. Clay and NJ
WISE haze been engrrrd. IN tusIs. Both
have fought. But nruher Of them ever
slew ir'low being. There 10 much con.
f.ri in that. "a
The Times newspaper was the ardent
And uawsssring suppurIer Of General
Jackson. and 10 nov The jealous friend 81
Messrs Btn on. ptomgool.. &c.--All of
thvse gentlemen, not only fought dusls.
bu, each oil them shot his man through
The hec,g E,rh nne Of them has slain =
fellow being, and the editor oil 'he Tunes
hAs been, and 10. The enthusiastic suppnr.
trr ut thru ~. Andye, he Is STAINING
every nero to &c, mp deep rfnjadice
seaIos, Me.sts Clay. Wise. &C.. u Ne~
England, for having nerrly winged Their
men,
A erea, msuy of,he public msn Of cur
county have fought duels. and We vii
cherrtnliy jun the Times IN sweeping
con'ifmn .,tun oI them all. Bni ne pro-
ties, aga nsi launching our denuncis,Ions,
for moral susgre.sinns. only against
h"se who are opposed to Ne in i'olI,ics.
I" Free Trade" az England Under
stands IL - he advocates and admirers
Of British Free Trade have a good d. al
TO say about Tho reductions made nv The
Brush Psrliansen, in their late rarif on
the rates of duty imposed upnn American
| productions. And TREY call ppnn the A,
merican Congress to follow the liberal ey-
ample Of the British Parliament, and al.
init the fabrics Of the English manafaouI,
rers ~ the lowest revenue duty. To illus.
tra.e the extreme libeiali,y OF British lie.
gislaiion on this subject. we will again re.
! Jer TO the article Of tobacco. af this article
the United States exported 10 CireaiBritain
in 1910 the value of 1885,. sos. Upon
this amount Great Britain collected duties
rising in the aggregate To s22, 537. 405!
Thus. from Inc single article Of tobacco
she derived revenue Of Twenty-Five and
Ia half millions of doiiars-more than the
mhoie amount Of revenue derived by the
United States in the same year from da.
ties on Imports Of every kind and from all
countries. This il reciprocity" as
| England understands il. And /, is with
such facts before them that the Free Trade
advocales call upon us to emulate British
Lbsrality and throw open our parts to
the fabrics Of the Manchester manufac,u.
rers! 'rhis would be " Free Trade" with
a ven esnre! albany Erca. Jour.
1 Tie Cod Cause in .9rkansas We
ate assured. says the Liul- Rack Gazette
Of the 9th i1.t.nt, by letters from all paris
Of the S'sts. that the VIII q are making
4 preparation Tor ,he grca, contest this fail
Clay C!nbs have been formed. and are be.
ing established. in countes where the
Whigs, heretninre. had scarcely q I" c"r.
pssalfs gusrd"--snd every movemen,
on 'hs part 81 our wbig brethren in .b'