The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1836-03-25
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what facility Stereotype phrases. having
no eonnexi0n with truth. are made 70 81
up paragraphs in some 0f our Van Buren,
prints. % this kind of composition the
editor Of the Milton Spectator has fur-
nished two fair samples in his notice al
Ihs two political meetings recently held
10 this taWn. or his remarks 10 rrlaiion
la the White meeting. We took some no.
lice in our last; We have nov before -
his notice Of The Van Buren, meeting.
For some Of the individuals sho sliend>
ed The Van Buren, meeting ws have al.
ways entertained high personal respect.
and out Of regard lor them. xs not only
very readily Published the proceedings of
lhr meeting. but did not intend 10 make
one word Of remark disrespeeilUl of IL.
The editor Of the Million Spectator migh1
have said What h. pleased in praise Of
hrs meeting, Of their numbers and their
patriotism, and our lorhearsnee would
have been rnniinued. had he observed
any thing like justice towards another
portion Of our fellow ciIizens. more nu-
mrrous. and equally respectable and pa
IrioiIc.
In our Turner notice. We gave q sum
mary oi what the Spectator said nj our
White meeting: ve will now 10 like man
Rer furnish summary Of what he says
nf the Van Buren, Meeting. "lI was"
he AZ a matter nf course says. " very re-,
specially attended by the substantial
farmers and planters 81 the country
ihnse Who have no personal ambition TO
crafty save that which is connected wilh
ihrlr cnunlry's good" Ill vas not on.
~ meeting at the friends Of Mr. Van
Buren,. bui at the real mot pretended
friends ~ the present administration. "
same OF the White Wings. Of whom
there are a goodly Number ~ and about
the anrirut borough nj Iiillsbnrough,
long The hOi-bsd Of federalism. attended
the metIing. inr what PURPOSE we leave
our readers 10 guess. II II Mas 10 in.
duige IN sport and rriiculr. Ne haye on-
" Ia saw they acre sadly disappointed"
- kiier the conclusion 81 Ihr mtellng,
some nf them cOmmenced dischsrglng
the walls IT their wrath. ~ which Mr..
, Van Buren, aud our respected Senator ia
: Congress. Mr.. Brnwn. received a tulI
, share. The republicans. haweyer, no
! thing tauntrd. maintained their ground,
and hurled hack their foul ISLANDERS and
lmpulsli"ns. ~
Nav & all this slang and buster We
! shall take hut . very bnei survey. In
the first plsce. a. " numbers; the meet
IGR was abnul rqnai Ia that held BY the
. friends of Judge White; but We have
been very rredIlabIy Informed. I'VE were
nm present and caano. therefore speak o.
| our n~r knowledgs; hut We have been
very credilahly ninfkned. thai ii the yeas
and nays had b,en taken on the passag,
I III the resolutions. and The Wings had
been disposed Ia take The advantage. they
would have nut voted the other party
In rsspecids lily We suppose they were
nM much abJss The White meeting: ioI
The Spectator acknowledges thar they alsc
were highly respectable gentlemen.
Wh,ch hid less ol " personal AMBITION
aud more II "ihr'r counIry's guod' o
heart. we shall not take upon ourselvr,
. In say. Those most loud "a profession
ATE generally M the rear when the day o
,rial comes. The slur intended 10 b,
cast hv the reference to the real and pre-
tent friends ni the present ADMINISTERS
ton. l. hardly worth, of notice. Their,
are many WIN are suIl ardent admirers %
Genyrai Jackson, vino never will voI,
fnr naum Van Buren,; aud uf the Whit,
men W know al uune who pretend NOR,
friendship l"r the present administration
than W. have reason 10 think they reaIl,
rossess Aud furthermore. few exeep
Vim Buren, men, consider an opposition
l.. has election as anv evidence Of host
lliy to General jackson. =" The party
have labnred hard /" produce this i'm
preston. but lis effect is rapidly passing
- away. The people know that Judg,
White has been an ardent supporter u
the princIpal measures OF the admlnisua
ilon nf General Jackson; and they be
Iieve he possesses honesty Of heart an
frmn, - # purpose enough To continu
a. support them as far as he shall con
ce,e ihem To b,' right; and farther ih
Republicans If Orange county would no
have hun 10 20.
The Spectator says. that H,llsboroug
has bong been "lhe hol-bed Of federal
ism" We shall not endeavor 10 re
flute the charge, until the editor shall ex
PLAN what he means by the term. II h
intends nn'hlng more than that the inhs
huants Of Hillsborough are earnestly de
sirous " preserving the purity Of our ia
stiluuuns and the union Of the states. "
shall he satisfied. We have before cal
ed upon the editor To explain what b
means by the term democracy Of III
people" but he does not answer, and "