The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1836-10-14

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49, by Sir. Mangum IN the court
-. 0a tuesday Of he Last County
cOsrt. says 49,
-. h,,sr in his dsuunrisIiaas against
.s.'.,..,.t,..a; amd bis !" wi,lga lnsads. -
- So .a.l-v.lea him shrnssrr the adams
sssA. -. ~. ,si,r-presenlsd and abAsed. An
s..s'. ..,.a,i.l farmer, xh0 wns 10 the eosFt
80 - time. remark I'd. whils passing ssi.
- ,here xas not mach mare ID whsn
.'..,i.riEsd 81 The BEtiish ssnP' %e.
Y., in,inuasion intended 10 be con
Il an ,he lssirr clause Of This quoss
Wy! .hows The bitterness which rznklss
ma =. hear, Of the writer. and The lengths
sL;ch ,aen may be carried "a the heat
OOlrieal contest. II 10 we're true
-, he remark WAS made. we cannot
-. :. die force Of it, application. IL can
a 4, supposed that there vas mach Joy
/. n. British camp wl'sa Arnold reach
81 The plot II the traitor had been
I..a,sred and ils accomplishment con.
s,,.o.ly fraslraled.-a meri1onous and
s,,hly s.,esmed British officer. worth
s..d,.d Arnoids. as in the hands OF
4. A,arricans. ard his life forfelGeI--
'IA,pold himself "a. refrigse. despis.
a even BY Ihsse ~hO had hr'Sed him.
!, IN, s,sle 0f Ihings u may b. supp"s'
ii thai there VS. serEaw m the Brtlsh
ana. r.,aer than Joy. III, tie words
a de " old substantial farmer" hare I'm
i.,saoe a wohdaIful me.anorraa.is
.oes .hey passed MI II he snoa.h. lie
a., SANDING Just 81 our elbow. and NC
.rr, struck silh The sIasulaFIIy Of he
wo,s.. and the lu.iness wIlh which the,
.,p,,ssrd the principles upon sh'eh the
,,usns 81 tbs " sroils parry" are ioutid
a ar. Mangsm vas d,!aIing upon The
,,irsyaganl appropriations which had
bs.a made during the lass session Of Coo
,,.y. Gen. Jackson had been brought
mo power, he said, for the purpose Of
, ,,r.euns seuses. and introducing = more
,anopiesl administration Of the govern
,.,.,l During the first two years de.
are seemed 70 be manifested 10 redeem
M p,Ige. and the expenses of The 60,
rpr,rtnt were in some small degree re
d, ed. bal sudden change took place
/. Ne c1biiet--gar BurrE Holi,Ics were
/ ta,rodue.d--and slnre TIA. une the ex.
nense. Of the government had beer gra-
IaslIy Increased. until IN. last Session 81
ii Cons,ess. when the appropriations
anpunGed 10 the enormous sun "l near
i,r'y millions Of dollars To enable his
hearers in some measure IN comprehend
the imuenslty Of lhIs sum, he stated lsnd
sny school MASTER can tee, the truth Of
/ he sawmenl.l that. over and shove the
nos, exuavagan, year Of Mr., Adsms's
administration. il equslled in amount all
q. money paid by The people of this state
la.O the public treasury a, Raleigh in three
amlr,i aud siriy ysdTsn h~as At I'M.
inc TIA, the blood Of our "subsaaiisl
farmer" had mounted N fever heat. and
lie fastened 10 the door 40 fast a. he
could push through the crowd. exclalm'
,ne Is he went" Let the Republicans
have n!--lel the Republicans have al!
The Orange letter writer says, MI
Mangun's " Wing (rIeads. a. usual. ap'
plaujed MIN whenever the adm,n sTatioH
vas misrepresen,ed and sbused." This
nav BE-; bu, the writer has failed to poin
uul any instance in which the administers
aOn was mIsrspresenIed' or "s5used.
We presume il Was not ou that OCCASION
as the Hon. Dr.. Montgomery, n jealous
friend Of the administration, wa present
and did not then. nnr has he al any nm'
since, attempted publicly 10 cnnirover,
\ sIagle slalemen, That was made, Ihuug
opportunities have unl been wanting. In
deed he was several tunes appealed Ia b!
Mr.. aangum for the truth Of his state
nenu. and in every case the Doctor nod
ded assent.
In the course Of his speech Mr. Man
gun said. what he had before inumaie'
IN many Of his friends, that Il Gen. bud
ley had not been elected he would hav
trslgned fur,hwilh-being always ready
As true Republican. 10 submit TO tn
slec,sIon Of the people when clearly ex
pressed Bar the result Of the rlrrIlo
tSMbnsd. he Thought. a clear majority
five thousand in favor or the principle
which he advocated. lie never for
HoReaI permitted himself ~ believe N;
the people of hIs native state had any lie
sire that ne should disgrace and peuut
dlmself By obeying the instructions OF III
corrupt leaders of a par,y--InsIruciIou
which they who passed them knew b
'"uId no, obey. aud hold up his head
an homes, man. The vote just given hs
rouviuced him that he had entertained
Just opinion Of his iellsw cllIzens; aud ;
'ell himself sustained in his efforts
4 protect The integrity Of The constitution
ard in his resistance to the encroschmen
4 II power aud The food Of corruption
IL in the new election for Senator. an
other pessan could unite more persecI
the votes Of the White party, he saou
nOl hasitaie n fnauaat in wIthdra N N