The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1856-08-06

inc these unfit men 10 places where lney nave
nalhi,y "a do. even IL they c,ald do anything,
me,slv u eiss them pay, and where many -
them. b sngariiy and in,scnnduci, are exclnu'
IA fro,n social intercourse, and confined % me
rriv;leces which lie uealies secure Them, anu
y ieC Il the low company which their manners
I, and tastes require.
Ex,rayacant expenditure The character
is,io or This ADMINISTRATION. Never WAS snch
a osoaiea,s waste Of public money SEN. Sc
venty 10 eighty millions squsndeied per annum,
+ and NOT a symp,om OF any abatement. When
Mr.. Polk went on, Of office, which was alter
the ACQUISITION OF all our new territories, ne
compulel the annual expenses ot The govern t
mem, Al tweniv-dee to lwenty.slx millions;
nov il is three ines tia, amonnt, and getting
worse. Increase OF Offices and saisEies--ln.
crease Of army and nayy-inulnpli alton Of use |
less accents ID attend To the elections under NE
nrelex, o( f;lling some oIiire---waste 81 money
n bnil,l,nU shios 10 rot, while refusing dollar
for the improvement Of our great rivers; such
are their devices 10 gel rid Of the pubic money
Nearly thousand dollars man j. now The
average cost Of every man IN The army ana
navy. and the civil pension list OF England
proposed for their inrlhet support. And ootii
srmy and navy reduced, as iasl as passioe, 10
the condition Of government Establishments
Presidential and not national institutions. All
annoinIments are conducted on that principle;
all d,smissians and reductions are conducted on
the same. Two hundred Officers have lately
been turned out Of The navy by an open, scan-
dalous. and criminal peIverson OF law; and the
same operation is desired 10 be performed on
The army, The rule Of dismssion beng 10 save
partisans and lav0riies, and 10 turn out gnod
officers, without regard 10 service Or character,
whose political aifntes or c.tnhexlons are mol
approved.
5. Violated pledges rise ~ IN judgment
agsinsl thus administration. do not mean The
inaugural address these addresses are now
made like pie crus!-lo be brnken. speak OF
public specific pledges, openly and solemnly
made. aud openly and scandalously violated
There was the pledge 10 reduce unnecessary dnlies,
and gel rid Of coruptng surplus revenue
That pledge is violated. has been inr Tour yeas,
and snll is, The enormous revenue Is Kept M
20 increase patronage, purchase worthless land
from Mexico, 10 corrupt presses. 10 reward par
,isans. IL stIengiea the government, 10 build
No armies and narips. and - fight foreign M
lions: If ihey can succeed IN picking qasfes
with them.
Equally public was the pledge, and equally
scandalous lis violation. 1, make national
highway 10 The Plcifc ocean. -Four years ago
The pledge was made; the lime i ont and the
pledge moi redeemed. The lime has been LOST
inmskins useless and costly surveys for two
oaIsiJe roads-one for the Nnrih and one fnr
the Spnia--and IN endeavoring 10 purchase irom
Mexico, slice after slice, the route To Gnym
on the Gull Of California. Ten millions were
giseu for rne sIice--ll was found TO be worth.
less. and besides. woald not include the plare.
Al The las, accounts. further rfiarls were making
10 gel another slice. al snalher ten or twenty
millions, stll further snuih
Ia the mean time. the plain, direct. national
central route i repudisied, although 4 y now
one.lhird made; for The railroads west frnm b ~
simore, Phialelplia, and olhef Atlantic ports,
90 penetrate the West, converge 10 the centre
before ihev reach the Mississippi, and eonneri
with Tie Missouri road nov complete 10 the
center Of the State, and advancing 10 The Wes-
teru ho,de.. We, illis direct National route,
though now one -.hud made. Is rtje,iel and re-
pusisted Tor an outside route though Mexiro.
and a ship canal hrongh foreign territory il the
Spanish part al AmpfIf5.
6. Neglect Of The Territorial governments Is
snn,her Of The offences Of ihi. administration.
are sent OUT 10 Gil lfrir nfiires-men unhi. 4
,hey were / .pos-a, bat merely elrr'inneerrs
engaged ~ lie State and Federal Elections
While lie protection II The Federal Ga,frHmen
Il perierily unknown; anil sinlenre, hiOnd-hsd
sud disorder oy.rspread The land. BeaIf,
whose ascendant o.fr lie savage mind charnvG
lie Indians INTO infsntle submission. Was dis
messed, because be would not eleeiioneer, "a
mike Io1m 81 pot.house demagague, ,a'''
roYld do nsiliinr else. California, Oregon. New
Mexico, are oil The scenres Of blaody outage
Indian was rage-puss4 murder prtEaI---lsv
is impo,eai-ple Federal differs are Of no ae'
count, and The riiizen- are ,fisen 10 the ueeces'
siy u providing iOf Ihsm.rlyes.
I need not mention Kans1s. he rondi ion
thsl bioud-st.ineJ ground i Sufficiently Know
% you. vii speak u Utsl. whsfe ihe Fed
rial Government = ignoted and fepndiaisd; y
Laws snd spil,Ortiy srtal defiance. TIE term 2
the Mormon Governor, Or gllsm Young. expire
ihree years go. A. lie liaj tirnwn ~ The ~
llIarry IL Ils United Ssaits. il vas determine
q .rnd sucressar. smiiiafy graduate 81 Yves
Point. and Captain Sieploe was called from ~
pl,sssni quarters TO g, upon The sn'efptis'
when B,ighsD hsaul 81 /. lie made s.peseh
his people, 10 Hh,ei he told lhem what Pes
dent Pierce isienird. and What lie himself %
tsndeJ-oBp sending new Governor, and u
oher !, tend ng 10 fepul.e The compliment.
MS in hat speech be ssid 10 his people mat Il
intended 20 remain IN his Place unlll the l,nr
should say 10 him. !" Brigham. don'i ssni "
10 BE Governor u Uiah and inugef."
Tie administration Sas afraid n him, ~
undertook % oni-mannayfe hum, and ihsl
lie highest Style IL Vest POINT taeiirs: iie
Leiefmiged 10 .magrls sieplae n. For "
pBrp,se tie military Governor ass furni'h'