The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1845-07-10

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slalrs Bank, In lie fngEfs n madem
DemarTueg fsll sPoa 4. Il uas rl.sEes-
ed b. lhs Dem0eraiie Legislature az
Pennsylvania. and Il sank undef 10 palln-
sing lnsrh. 80 long rs me Rsnk " IS am
der he charge a. he Wing Parry, 4 ans
~ered III lie purposes for which u sas
inlrndsd. gising profit y Inc Government.
md 10 die peorle : sound and uniform |
currency.
Upon he subleri o. de Tariff. can
refer wilh mprh pleasure 10 the eonrse
have pursued. since my entrance into
political life. rahy sdvocslfd Tie doc
lrines IL Free Trade. | made up nv opin-
inns of political economy, Irnm the ~riI- !.
ings Of Adam Smith. kr. SAY. coody |
Racquet, The South CMolina politicians.
and other. advocates Of that doctrine. so
faeinanng 70 youthful minds; these opin-
ions were maiured when there Was mn
oyerHaxing Treasury. then regarded
John e. Calhoun a. The Msgnus Apollo
Of the age; feli reverence and re,Peei
i Cor al thai emanaled from his great ard
distinguished mind. Bot when lie frll
from his high estate. when lie lasi that
position 90 which his country called him.
and iowhirh his great abilities ratded
could but feel whrn he sunk into the
arms Of Van Burenism. IL was Venus isl-
len inln the arms IL Vulcsn.
| In early life had heard from Repub-
liean Father. follower of ]. den0n. and
an ardent supporter Of Madison and the
War. that Clay and Calhoun were as
sociated together in that perilous lime
, which threatened our national existence.
yet hope to see these great and dis,in-
. guished Individuals united in one cause.
YET hope 10 see them. like Themisiocles
and ArisIides Of Greece, burying their
feuds and their animosilies. marching IN
! der The same banner. bearing mon their
bosoms the breastplste OF freedom with
this inscription. ora CousTRY. AND ora
WHOLE COUNTRY. IL would take loo
much of yonr time 10 refer 10 al the events
Of the last Few years, mingled up as ihey
! are with 80 many disasters. We have
seen . country with almost unexsmpled
prosperity rapidly hurled TO ruin and dis.
: grace. We have rsecn disseminated
i through the country the abominable doc
: irines Of Reputation, Dorrism, Agrarian.
ism; seen corruption in all the departments
: OF The Government. and the odious doc.
e lrine openly svowed. THAT OrFIcEs, ARE
e REWARDS. and that the spoils OF The van.
a pushed belong 10 the yictors." We have
seen National Institution. giving to the
N country a sound and uniform currency,
o suddenly overlhrown, involving in III
@ downfall the widow and the orphan, and
q thousands of our felIow-cilizens. We
have seen. by Withholding the surplu,
,e revenue Of The Public. Lands, many Of oul
States driven into reputation, thereby 10
curing the scorn and contempt Of III,
world.
With these principles. | think | can safe
Is appeal 10 The intelligence Of the dis
!. trict, most certainly 10 the honest OF nj
h' parties. and more especially TO the risin,
generation, in whose hands The destinie
d, Of this great aud glorious confederation o
a republics mus, shortly fall, and guided b,
n strong hands and homes, hearts, will stan
n against the world in aims. "0h!
in America can yet be great, il she can rails
,al and elevate the State from the mob-mani
nd which imbrutes her now, she yet ina
lie rise. and wreath the attic charms of sol
af. refinement round the pomp OF arms" sh
ID: may take that position before the worl
GU TO which the intelligence Of her either
m. Justly entities her, as well By her phys
NO cal force, her moral principles, and h
ch christian virtues.
ch We have further seen our country upo
As the verge Of war; war which every pa
en- riot should dcprecate, unprepared as "
N. are, and led on by such weak and il
,bt competen, leaders; and what man Of an
Of party would moi prefer to march into bait
ion under Henry Clay Of Kentucky, with Il
The noble hearts by which he would be su
&c, rounded, in preference TO the minions ar
IN. the trucking Office holders who won
Az form The army Of James X. Polk.
rye Fellow.ciiizeus, if il should fall to N
ion lot to be the representative Of this listrIc
tho | will give my vote for United Stat
ned Bank, aud sustain Tariff affording I'M
mi. dental protection to home industry, al
the 60 for an equitable distribution Of d
ICE. Public Lands amongst the several State
Of Should our own dear North CARROLL
Iste obtain her portion Of the Public Land
re- she would be able to levelope the va
lar physical resources Of the State. light
in. the burden Of taxation, aud establish
mes system Of free schools, by whichth mea
ted OF a liberal education would be pIac
reat within the reach of many apoor boy, W
lily might then arrive at the highest eminen
lice in The councils Of his country, and be
the comfort and a solace TO his aged faith
'us- and mother in their declining years.
Mr.. do trust this momenious subject will
lion settled before the preponderance Of pc
NAL er shall have passed into the hands
An those who have avowed their determiI
his ,;or ,nou tho H,,ors Of Honnross IN N