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


eiOas faith. and thal Ihey are free. in CON- !,
mon with their fellow eisiIsns Of Nil 9th.
CT seels. 90 adhere -. o. ado4t The ereeds
and practice the worship besi adapted 70
their reason or preIudloes; and that there
exists . perfect unity Of faith in the JAR
ted States. among religlohisls Of ali pro-
LESSONS. As 10 the wisdom and policy of
that cardinal feature Of al our eonslilu
tons and forms Of goEeEnmsnl-ih0se u
The Uniaed States and The separate slzIss
Of the Union By which this Inestiahsble
nigh; is Recognized. and the enjoyment II
IN InyiOiably secured"
Here We have then direct invitation
Nr. Van Buren's Holy FaiLsr. tn
send over as many Catholic Priests ami
other members Of the Church, - he
pleases 20 this country, with an assu-
rance given thai they shall be projected
and made 10 stand upon the same - ele
rated ground" with professors OF other
fsligious denominations. The eonse-
quences Of this invitation have already
begun 10 manifest themselves. and whole
eareoes Of Catholics from eli paris Of Eu-
rope Ire daily landing upon our shores
and disseminating their principles among
our pe0ple.-the cardinal characteristics
Of which is that The Holy Father" is
as infallible as God himself. and can do
no wrong. and that whatever be CON.
mands. the members Of his Church must
obey. though il were 10 subTert the We.
~ government under which they live.
The Catholics in New York seem to
understand the feelings Of Mr. Van Blu
ZEN towards them, and accordingly We
End hem at the last election held in New
York, rsllying, 10 man. around his ban
ner: and SD bold. confident and audsciOus
have they become from the encourage
neni he has given them, that they even
went so far rs 10 proclaim in handbllls,
winch they stuck up in every direction.
he fnsl object they had in view IN yol.
ing for Mr. Van Buren,. Here is their
hsnibill. read il for yourselves
"lrishmen! 10 your pOslsl or you will
loose America. By perseverance You
NAV become It's rulers: by negligence.
y"u will become its slaves. Your own
country was lost BY submitting TO smbi-
nOus men. This beautiful country you
may gain BY being firm and united. Your
reheioq may here have the sscendancy
and here predominant. BY your psrse.
vercnce this may become CATHOLIC
Country"
Freemen Of Csswelli consider for a
moment The state of things disclosed By
this handful: and beware Of supporting
q man who is The acknowledged isvOrile
Of all ChsIholics and Aboliuonists. and BY
whose invitation Christians are made to
fear that our happy country will be over
run by sect of supers,itious rellgionisis,
vho arr known 10 baw the knee 10 idols.
aud who award u the temporal head Of
their Chnrch HE reverence and alteration
d. only 20 the Father IN heaven. We
hay" ,ow lone With Hr. VsD Ba-en.
Df MS associate upon ,he same Ieke;.
R,cAarj VI. Johnson, II needs only 10 be
SAID, that however sound a republican be-
NAV be ia h,s political principles, bis no
raj character is stained by the dee pest ard
Hrckest vices known 10 The mural law.
Fo. whist Others merely insist IN theory
upnn the equality Of lie blacks with the
whites and the propTie,y q amslgamsung
The two races. he has reduced their prin.
ciples 10 practice. b. taking to his EN-
braces a NEGRO WENCH. and MAX
ing her the wife Of his bosom and tue
mother of his chIljrenl
Let US now for one moment turn our
attention to Hugh LAWSON White, Mr..
Van Buren's competitor 10 the South -
Judge White is a native son of NUrth
Carolina. He emigrsted in early life to
Tennessee, where he now lives, and gave
signal proof Of his devoted patriotism
BY abandoning the fat.ering prospects
which the most elevated stand 10 his pro
fession held out 10 him-by quitting his
family and his friends and embsrking as
svolunieer in an expedition OF the militia
oil his own state against several warlike
tribes Of Indians. who about The period
Of 1907, or perhaps later, had united
their forces and commenced q ruthless
war against our settlements on the west
ern and south western frontier. In this
expedition be gained for himsel? cha.
racter and q popularity in Tennessee
which has continued TO increase until the
present time; when there is no man liv-
ing who occupies more exalted position
10 the affections and confidence of his
neighbors, and the people of Tennessee.
His adopted state has delighted 10 confer
upon him the highest offices che has 10
bestow, and he has filled them all ably
and bonorably. Seek of his neighbours
to know his worth and they will Tell you
he is one Of the best men on earth He
is a true republican in principle, and
what is more, in practice likewise
Pam and unostentatious IN his manners,