The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1836-02-26


he published. IN The language in Which !,
vas delivered" Possibly Mr.. NaddeA
might forego the privileges of lreemaa.
Eorbear 10 express his Opinions u lnes
and things. and sing hosannahs 70 H.
rising star. Cor snug Office BY whirh
like Ihe editor a The siandardl he eouk
realize fifteen thousand dollars IN lie
short space Of three years; We say this
Elay be possible. Cor We are told iron
high authority that every man has his
prices" boz we are very sure he viii NJ,
rellnquish even one Of lhe important phi.
sileges of which freemen boasl. for he
small emolumepis attached 10 seat IN he
Legislature. But 10 this point he speaks
himself. Avowing . Determination %
pursur an independent course. and con,
srieniiously Ia discharge his duty tn his
constituents. Nc. WsdJell in his eirruls,
SAYS: : with these opinions. delsst i,sef
hath not many ienors; wilhou. lhrm,
success would BE- dlsgraee." The easios
Of the Standard may esteem these things
lightly; boz we can assure him that lie
Republicans Of Orange county have %,
yet forgot lhr value which their lsihsn
attached - independent minds and hO.
nest hearts
We have aIready extended tins article
beyond IT, intended linils; hui nnr base
Ia close Il shall nui rause u 10 pass en-.
Ilrrly wilhonI naliee another sweeping
clause in the STANDARD. in which h. gives
a stab "under the fifth RIB" which he
ihmks will be fatal 10 the political stand.
ing Of Mr.. wsddelL Our readers wen
put ia possession OF Mr.. Waddell's en-.
cular last fall. and will recolleci that la
Teasons slated he declined entering ina
discussion of The politics Of the genera
government; he considered these ss mat.
iers which should be kept entirely dis.
nnci Irom state Legislation. "Whsl vas
right I've would support: What was ~runs
he would oppose" Indepeuden. Of party
considerations. This pledge a. men.
Der 81 the Legislature. We lately lnok &c.
casI,n Ia say we thought hrhsn faith.
fully redeemed. But the Standard SAWS
-" We kn0w of no one Who has. dur.
ing the last session Of the Legislature.
summed more hrineusly agsiusl Genera
Jarkspn ara hls administration. Than Mr..
Wsdd-ll hlmsslf." This j. broad n.
serlion; can the Standard sustain II bv
the exhihlIon of nny testimony! Or doss
II resi- rpan The same sori II evidence Is
J dies his assertion that The editors Of the
Register have been instructed 10 sup.
press the speech Give " the truth. Mr..
Standard, II you can. As one OF - the
Republicans Of Orange county" Ne call
upon YOU for the evidence. What did
he DO or cay in The Legislature that err
lnbIted 80 much hVsulily 10 the PRESS
dent The Republicans Of Orange coun.
" have . right 20 know" whether Mr..
Wsddeil has forfeited his pledge; ihey
will punish Il he has play ed false. as ,hey
viii reward IL he has been faithful A.
a member Of The Legislature. r.Wsd.
dell's constituents requite that his talents
shall be directed 10 the promotion Of their
Interests. not for The service of q parry;
a. . CITIZEN. the Republicans Of Orange
count, do no, wish 10 deprive him Of
privilege they are determined 10 preserve
Tor Ihemselves--freely TO express ther
oPinions Of public men and public NEE.
suTes.
From much that we have seen in The
Standard, we are inclined 10 believe ,hsI
lis editor is in the habit Of manufacturing
his facts TO sui, his purposes. II 10 Ger.
tainly very convenient practice for
person who has bad cause to support
IL enables him al any time To dress up .
man Of straw. and pei, il with stones an
brick-bats 10 his hearts contenr but 4
very small portion Of common sense
will soon detect the sr,ifce. and in lii.
tie while The editor who resorts TO il via
become a. contemplate ss the men d
straw which he had manufactured.