The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1836-10-21

ehaellse N8 I0F having pf1sah1o1 " h00
a. With lhe people Of Cassell." has
sroduced the following; which We pub
In entire, lhal our readers may admire
u1s richness and extent Of his geniBs--
"a s,,s..vsaf 4 Ogies Sssksr.--Dar old friend
MI, "A sse EIiilsaoEoagh Recorder. who "a
-. .,l.nestiaR wlIh much zeal the eseciign e
-. MaI,-. aud WA aasddles .limsrlf We
- .e,y unnecessarily with the peopse u
s.-,..ll i anaag che nH.neroas rlsss. Rsw IN
~. ,a.k, 4 iae Wings, whs ~ miy denaml-
s.,s a,.appslal a afFiee seekers. HAving ii
50. 4. our ka0wledge, sought a. ofh-e usder
O. lsrksaa's AdRlnIsfT alton. &c supF1se ne
Is 10 met xiIh betler saeress, under flsI
"A Ialgs Whites Bai he all ere laag haa
ga, t9ss - Q warld af disappbias'nenss. Has
f.,s,t, !. a. near the Presidency Rpw. - he
.s.r wul b. We sen'afe 60 pre- iict iaat ana
h,f AZ those m - seIit. % puiisas aowa the
n,r,.as Authorization by oPPossig she e's'-
Z, a Of one ldsal'6si w,Ih - principles. are
s.sppo,nied aspraaEs for ofirs ;"
The editor Of The Spectator. Hhen he
psnnsd this paragraph. must have been
i,bonng under some species Of mama.
o,herwise he would not have so entirely
di.resarded The very 6rst lesson Of rrU
dsnce. IL 10 Irpe thai some eighteen
maalhs ago. si iie suggestion Of sumo Of
our friends, We made an spplicsiIon for
H. Office or Post Master Al this piSce,
anu MIR recommendation was signed b,
almost every male lnha0lIsnt II the Iown.
Int,rmer periods VI the government. when
on "xecnuEes aere less famed Tor their
democracy. such clear expression Of lhe
wIsl.ss ii tie portion al Ihe people most
interested in the premises, would have
been attended 10 Blu. We well knew that
are'ornlti system had been InIrodu-ed at
Washing on: anl ~ ae lad not render
ell service. nor gwen IN mr adhesion we
cnu!d have had 5ul siendrr hope ~ SIC.
cess. We were. 4in 'st - 4 matter Vi
course. mssueesssid in our apphca.ron;
but not much disappointed. The e.ilsor
of the Spectator, and Ill AS party. pro.
Tess 10 be great sueklrrs fH h. right of
InsluruOa and zeainus advocates l"r the
enalposnce Of the people: hut Il " Gully
S,len their party is 10 receive The bensfi'.
AfSn Buren, man may huasl. thai lhfough
h. insuumrntainy an ofEre xAs procur.
OIL lor his friend. without lhr cn-operaI,on
" a single individual in the p'sce. and It
. Ill nghi--periccily democratic, By
very litIle observation 1t wilt b. seen that
ne parry care not fig for the principle:
al they desire is the bHsf. which they
expect 10 derive from il.
But in all this matter. we have nothing
10 regret We have made no sacrifice to
obtain Office. and feel no modification at
the wsnvof suecess. We have stuck To
our principles through good aud through
evil report, and hope ihH we shall be
ever saved from the hnmills,ion Of has-
ing sacrificed them for any share Of the
losEes and fishes Of flee. We have The
Satisfaction. too. To know, that our inle
gritty has been iI some measure apprerI
sled, q good evidence Of winch Is ina.
n'iesled 10 the large 'acresse ~hich has
been made 10 our slbscrpuOn list during
Che pastyesr This testimony Of the APP
probation of our fellow cIiizens will far
more than outweigh any disappointment
Received from high places.
Our iread Palmer seems 10 have Tor.
gotten the did adage. " flose whn hvr
IN r'tss hoI,"s shOui M, throw stnuc.,"
or ne would 1ase Eoidel subject npon
~aIch he u al others, ought lo feel sore:
or d"ss he snpp'.r mat tine potent wand
OF the "magic,aa" will save hlm hatm
les irnm any missiles that NAT h. hurl.
eJ against hun, We thmk Il would be
al easy IN iuer TO show. that there Is OF
least one " disappointed sspirsn, io' Of
nee who ~ not attached 10 tie Nh,le
party. We would na wish 10 call up
any unpleasant "reminiscences u mn oI
The Spectator; bat short retrospect may
be Of some value la lmn, by inducing the
exercise Of greater degree Of prudence
on future occasions. We will, then. ask
him To accompany Us lT moment. while
We look back through very few wears.
And we trust that he will be constrained
to acknowledge thai even he has not al
ways been successful in bis aspirations
FOR office
lie offered hi1ns first rs q Lieutenant
N military company in HllIsborough,
aud was " Disappointed Then As a
Captain in the country and was /" disap
poIn;ed." As a candidate iur The Senate,
~ opposition to Dr. Montgomery. and
withdrew because the prospec, va" dis.
couraging." Then rs candid in the
Commons, and was again " disappoin,-
ell" having received, il we recollec,
hight, bu, $50 votes. The want Of sue
se's. however. did not dsnpen his ar.
dur, aud defeat only raised his aspira.
ions 10 more exalted stations; conse.
anenUy we next see him a candidate for
N"ngress IN opposition 70 Gen. Burning
e. But he was again doomed To "dis>
sppaintmsnt"--wlth 81 votes only 10 the
Whole district to console him IN his de.
leaf" Alter this he removed ~ Caswell.