The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1852-12-08

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Inc nnnn'shea oa''ne's " s.s.
was resumed. w ,he ,"" -n -
resolutions ""r.eo " W. 'e" :" 49,
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penf'n< vas on 'ne ,anea ss'
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!. We regard The npening 81 The inlet o.
Nag's Head IS Naiinnal measure, anu
one calrnlaied 10 bfnrf', mol only The com
merrIal interest 81 the Uniirh States. bnl
the interest al the people generally; and
whereas we consider Tins work as strictly
within the limits ot il'e constitution; there
lore.
DC y Hesofcea, : VA, "u' Sena'''s a." |,
Representatives.. IN 'nrh "p'"'"h SAM
work shall apprs' pfar'iean'f' are hr'eoy
instructed 70 Apply I"r an apP'"p'lA""h"'
:" much "' 'he p""''' m"h.y as may &c
nrressa.s' 70 open sa'n 'h'e' a. o' near
Nag iieaa IN 'h'S STAR.
Heso'rea J",iheT' "a' VIC r Up
p"sen 70 ihe p"iey 81 Rfanung 'ar ao''e
I'anas 10 se'uai setuefs' anu ~ masking
large appropriations "' 'ne same 20 ""ik'
81 Internal Improvements within pau-
eulaf STATES. as Unjust nneq"a' anu I'M
. polite; aud our Representatives. ~ o"n-
gfss are hesehy ins''nr'ru 10 rhneAv"f'd
prevent sAid p"iiry' n"' " sa'a p"iifs
I should continue. contrary 70 onr wish
; rs and their exerii"ns, ilirn and IN ma
! Ease they are lurii'rr instructed, io make
appira'i"n i"r al appr"pf'a''oh o' tau
? and equitable porilan OF sa,u 'an'is To- the
; Stale OF N"rih s'arnl'na' when. when ~
? appropriated. shall be appiieu as The isrg-
) i.lalnre may direct.
Mr.. Bynum supported his amendment
? nv some remarks. aud was replied I'D by
Mr. Caldwell &c Gnilf"rd.
Mr.. X. NJ. Saunders followed, in sup.
port of his resolutions. To meet the
; views III his friend. he proposed 10 modify
. his first resolution by inserting AFTER the
word. appropriation, The Words. Of surl
; sums Of money as may be nee, ssary.'
To make The srrond resolution acceptable
10 his friends. hc said, he would modify
: that also. by striking ouI the words. .ol
their prncre,l-.' and make il conclude rs
that offered hy the gentleman from Nnrih.
ampion. lie should prefer that the land.
: shonld ron,lnne under The ronlrol Of III,
General Government. hut no as source
? ~ revenue. II had been nhjrcied Ia hi'
!. resolutions thai he had mol nsr,l The wor,
/, instruct. He was in favor Of The docirin,
), Of instruction, hui i, may be abused. |!
] ought To be- exercised only on vital qurs
lions. when They were prepared 10 max,
: an issne with the Senator. An iniin,a
: lion 81 the wishes Of The Legislature woult
he sufficient for the present Senators.
{ MIR. Dobbin arose. MOI Iom,ke sperrh
$ but simply Ia express he's views on ih'
sunlfr'. mai ii,s v"'es 'n'ghi no ne mi.
nhders'""'. tie sa'h ne w"nld mol q
ih'o 'iie s""lfrt o' in'eInai. improvement
w ihr S'a,e. I'VE hau ''"' rhangru 'h'
views ne han heretofore entertained on
nus suhlpr'. Iir 'a' no visionary srheinr'
y put i"r'i. We enn'n ssnra'h'zr WIZ
me people ~ me "r-' orranse "i t',rl
re'n"'riirss i'"'h markets. anu ne hoped .
: see me Improvements carried steadily Tor
wa,d nn''l thry were relieved. tiiS ln'n'
hsa undergone no .hahgr on ,he sunIer
. before the ii.nsr. ne haa no on 0piaioa
10 Take 0dck. anu no nelC ones 10 al