The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1849-09-05

sraiset. nd in I7s5 lie purchased Place
All ssttsei Ii Faysste county. Itnnsti'
Yansa. H. rs Fleese. In lie isll af lss1
= asasser If ths canseasiaa T. ssaead tie
10 snlutiem nj rsauzyisan,s. m which
Caassuieou he unl:ea himself wish the
aeaoefstlc parry. IL tsefs opposed tie
stsifm 0t tnissme6tsle rieesats ior Posi-
dent. I'D fasareI universal sgtIl - allh.
auf das'Ine i'm Ut eoiaF.
I'm 1890 hi VS. rlsrset insaat er NJ als
House 0i Representative # Tie stale. 10
which pgst 10 eansinutd ii te is-s.eetd
til hp tax = ssat in Congress. about s@n
years after. Iie Wa c1snssn Ianta ssatfs
Seaasar ~ 1893. bat was deel Eea rol
enaglsd N = seai, because nut = etsizeB
unl'es tie constitution. lie was in TIE
Sanage ihereiare hut two months, during
ahirh reuni tie Deliberations ri thai
ho,ly we're far Tie irss tine aren 10 The
puhiir. Mr.. Gaitaun returned n fayetle
county in 1871, alter II ahsenre 0l sagh-
teen months. during wa'eh prr,od. ar
immediately after, he married dsgehter
ri Commodore n chalson. Distinguish.
Cd officer Of she revolutionary war.
Shortly alter hs return. bfese tnrth the
FUNGUS i" whlskey iosnutes'ou." uheh
nnamsud IN AIeglnny canaiy. about
liily mites irnm his resi3euca. aus ut the
iate1hlr resistance tn the serving II wr.ts
again,l dsnllsrs Who iai mol psii lhc
fxc,se. Forty such mtlss had been is.
sued. al which. ihifty-touf were against
1i.fllets IN fayetie county. snd hid been
served without oppnsninn. THE 5Isttl'
lers then met and determined h resist. Ia
The rebellion which followed. Mf. Gala
lin was actite in resisting the adoption 81
6warlike and lreasnnable resolutions, and
lgta,iualig procuring for Tire Inlted Siaies
Commissioners favorable reception.
On tie I4lh oil 0eiuber, 1895, he wal
again elected, b. the eoncuuiGg vote o
ALI parties, member of the Legislature
land the sane day, and without his know
ledge, member oil Congress for tile sdja
cent district Of Washington and Alleghan!
counties. lie ionk his scat in GnEgtep
In December, 1875. and was elected b.
the same district three successive terms
and would have been the fourth. hul f.
the accession of Thomas Jefferson 10 III
Presidency. BY whnm he was appalnte
Secretary Of the Treasury. IN 1901.
Mr.. Gallsun addressed himself a, one
10 the exnnguishmeul Of the public deb
which amounted 10 over 100000, 0n0
Between lie ..l u aptd. ssa!. an T.
Isl &c JsnnaIy. 1872, the re,mhutsemer
on account Of tie public deb, was So
400, 900.
In 1914, lie was appointed one Of III
commissioners 10 Client, end during hi
absence, negotiated al London the CON
mercial convention between This cuunir
and England, which succeeded The va
The res, Of his public life was pssse
i'm the diplomatic service. lie was min
isier TO France from 1915 10 1929, VIII
in which period he was deputed IN Isl
to the Netherlands. and in lslStoEnglan'
to Which country he was appointed min
isser plenipolenlary in 1926. lie i
turned To This country in ls27, anil tho
up his residence in this city. During iii
period lie has constantly kept hrs eye npo
public sflalrs, though not taking any put
lie responsibilities.
In 1910 he published his essay on II
North Eastern Boundary question, an
!. more recently q historical dissattstio
!. upon The map Of Mr. Jaw, winch w
4 read before the New-York Hisloric
: Sociely. lie has. also, slnce his retlt,
i tEent, published two elaborate and ing
! nous pamphleison the currency. 10 NJ
q G,llsttn, a. much az 10 any one, the pu
D Inc owes the resumption Of specie pa,
!. menls by The banks Of New York,
i May. 1898. Soon after his setileme
il among US, lie had accepted the President
!. lot The National Bank In this city, and b
d for his exertinns, ably seconded by tho
n Of Mr.. George New bold, Of the Bank
i America, and Cornelius w. Lawrsnce,
n The Bank Of the State Of New-Iork,
/. may well be doubted whether tina. eyel
u so important 10 the credit and eharacl
. oil this city, would have taken place at 4
n time II did.
n During his retirement, Mr.. Gallann b
\. contributed several valuable conu,butIn
Ia to The New. YORK Historical and Elm
!. Iogic i Societies. besides those We ha
i. referred 10. or the general merits Of n
\. GaIlatin, as statesman, scholar, and
IA citizen, we have no nme or space tod
10 speak; but his LIE will bear scrnsin
n. AMI deserves to be an example.
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