The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1852-03-17

q sss ia bslorf ll,t pal rs oPfHli,l
"a nsl apply "a him. ThslrshfF uls.
q lie dsy he bsi sas ma1s. Shy milss
rom kis residence. where zlone be MAS
Untitled % vote. and The polls would be
aos<d n sunset an lhsl day. The diasf-
sncs. In ahe opinion Of The ladges. turned
spon The possibsLsy al his beng able. IN
1907. (befors he age Of railroads. lor'de
me kfly miles Ia time 20 east his vote
and 10 carry out The reasoning upon uhs
further possibility. that. in ihus riding. ne |
might have concluded 10 change his vote. |
bu, Cor the peeunisry Interest crested by
The wager.
The broad ground. which we assume.
10 recognized and seledupon. IN .7fhsffsn
v. Beard, Q T. r. 6lo. where The Court
refuse 10 sappon an action for wager.
az 90 she future smoanl Of brssch Of The
publie revenue, and Butler. Judge, says,
lord Mansfield was Of opinion. ihsi sny
wager ss 90 public eresf would be void
So in Gil6erfy. Sikss, Is East. where u
was agreed 10 pay certain sums per day,
az long 40 Bgeaspare lived; this xas
held 70 be a wager. end Illegal. az tending
10 create private pecuniary interest IN
matter az public concern.
Per. Curtain. Judgment reversed, and
posire de moro awarded.
@The tina Is not very far distant WHEN our
whole Party South win return 10 its old position
under The Banner Of Jefferson and Jackson.
| Standard
There 10 something significant in This
paragraph. In The FIRST place. il may not
| be regarded as impairment 10 inquire
whether il 10 really irne that the "i'sriy
Souih" has departed from "I,s old posi-
lion Z" Now. we have often charged
this, in times past, bui This same press,
which now admits The fact. thought pro-
per. Cor party ends. 10 deny 10! a8#
Bot IL will puzzle The political learning
Of The wises, among "ihc Party" to shov
; how they are 10 rally 81 one and The same
point Of time under The banner Of boil
Jefferson and Jackson.
First: Mr.. Jefferson denied from ih'
! beginning. while amemheroi Gen. Wash
ingtnn's Cabinet. the Constitutional Iigl
q OF Congress TO establish bank. On ih'
!. contrary, Jarkson. whilst he opposed ll
9 Cons,iiulionaliiy Of the Bank Of 1910
!, declared in his Veto Message that il Con
( gress desired il, he would furnish ih
n plan Of Bank free from the objection
! he urged against that particular insliiu
: lion. IN that Message, sent into Con
n gross on the 10Th July 1892. I've say,
e !. That Bank Of The United States CON
peleni TO al The duties which may be re
). CURED by the Government, might be 8
d organized as moi TO infringe on ou
q oma delegated poicers or the reserve
' rights offhe STATES. | DO NOT ESTERrAI
]. DOUBT. Had the Executive been Gale
e upon 10 furnish The plan Of such en- inst
!. tuition fhe duty would haze been cheerful
n NJ performed" Yet the "S.andard'
% would have II. thai Jeff rson and Jackso
i. stood aide by side, in reference 10 N
T. Constitutional powers Of Congress on hi
,e subject!
i. Second: Gen. Jackson was mem
:. Der ofihe United States Senate in 1872
n and vuled for the promctive Tariff OF IN;
D. year. lie reiterated the same principle
q in a letter subsequently, written and put
! Iislied ilroughou, The Country. In h
=. Proclamation against The Modification {
+, South CaIolina he mol only declares ih
?, Protective Tariffs Of 1928 and 1882 Cor
d siiluliunal, bui enters into long and abb
!. argument 10 sustain that view. He cor
,f clu.les in Ills emphatic language" u the
n the absurd and dangerous doctrine shout
l. be admitted. thai a State may annul q
10 unconstitutional law. or one that is deem
= ed sch, IL tciH NOT apply IN the prese'
10 case" tie re-aflirms the same posi,ic
q, in his /" Modification Message" transmit
10 ted TO Congress on the l6;h Januar
=. 1893.
,e Yet the Standard" is anxious thai Il
whole party Soo,h should return TO !
"A old position under Jackson" Did Jeffe
,e son entertain such opinions! II a,
N how can the party 90 hackio one aud u
Of same position under bo,hi 40 I
/. Now if a Wing were 10 avow the do,
!, irines Of Jackson, in his own, Isnguag
: The !. STANDARD" would denounce him ;
10 "a Notwithstanding the principle
J. OF the elder Adams! But he himself
N willing and DESTROYS " The whole party
is should 60 back ,osuch . heightened Fc,
elaI doctrines" as he has often denoun,
of ed ,hem 10 be
a. Third: Jefferson was and is now CLAIM
"a ed as tie author and originator Of The do,
'. irine Of Modification. He wrote The Kel
.. lucky Resolutions which proclaim '.,'Nu
4. liica.ion the righlful remedy" Onlhe col
4. Irary, Jackson, both in his Pruclamalio
and Modification Message, 10 which v
,e have already ,eferred. denounced The do
!. lrine land secession, ton, which was son
,r shori time since dear 10 the heart OF u
% edilor) as unconstitutional and ,ressonabl.
1. His whole cabinet sustained him. II
j party BY large majority sustained hin
What "position" then is il 10 whic
il the " Standard wishes its party .o.r'
Il lurni"