The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1837-09-01

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To the People Of the United Stats in ge-
neral. and the sound Democratic Fa-
mtlv ia particular.
e Fsil0w Caizens: In my lasl lPll'd you
there was no way OF cutting along "uI 81
the present troubles I'LL We gol rid of The
cause thai put u into irnubIe-snd Ihst
was party management. mean thai
kInd Of party management that, once gll-
Tin into pnwer. continues tg keep power
bv iurnin all kinds Of pubic measures
right into their own mill. When the wa
ter don't run clear. II Is priuy sure sign
the old spring wants cleaning out, and |
hone every man will look well 10 this
pint or else all our aoTk is good iur no
Thing. know it is prIlty tough job In
upset party tina mas got hnld ul me big
srst eend IT the stuck: but II must be
dnae, or with them very sticks " we the
people" gave them. they will crack our
crowns. ~ there are no NV" wavs about
i've musl leach our public sert ants 10
BE- enutent with the wages aud the h .nnr
OF tfiice winch we gi"e EN-, aud lea Exc
cute the laws we have made tor our ow
gould: and we mus, teach I'm, tno, tina,
ii We lind anv sno"kin round, and plan
ming to keep their paces Ivy using pow yer,
for their own parry purposes, WINCH b..
.l,la oil aud ali rlassas
then they mus, expfrl trouble; they must
change their plans, or change Ihrlr places.
Will any man tell me that the country
would be in the state II 10, II folks in oi.
fir. lor the last five Or eight ears, had
cote 4ccrrdin I" law! | don't believe a
wo,i ont. for kaow 10 the Contrary. |,
for oae, am whiting TO run the risk II gu.
il 2 t. ,he Devil, IT Il Is accnrdIn TO law
---hl | wont go one step that Wdy agIn
IN i4u; aud | don't mean to lei any man
a. g.. party drive me that way, unless
he g.. show Law for il. | IN for the
Consnluli1n and the Laws---and If We
Cas- 90 ace ,rdIn To that rulr, Then say
let every man up stakes and 90 :" rur-
kew or to China; h. will be better of
there than here; Tor i We once GIT uur
Constitution aud our Laws out NJ JONI.
the null consarn will g. all to smas ,,--.and
h. sho happens 10 have the strongest
and longest arm will grab most.
Whrn I was travelling round sulIta.
~ AND alohe," d. NJ Bent"n saws, uve,
that beautiful country call'd Span, tfrr
have been preuy much all over I at cnun-
trv | used Ia stop suneumes on The top
Of hIll and iook around and say to my
self, "my conshens." SAYS |, what a
Gentry tis is!'' there was vide and long
rsages Of beauuiul meadow land all
around, aud li'rlp rivers and streams
ST., akin sbnnt. aud some on EN- ru rnlng
head long dow u the side nf hills, and there
arn't COW on them pastures: NOT mIll
or factory on them streams; not road,
or canal; d not house; all IN a state
of stark naked Baiur---aud all IN the fiues,
climate ~ the worl'I: Jist SIGH a country,
il Won could put il INT" one of our states.
an. man who owned 80 acres ont would
c, .ae plagv nigh haVin town plot or a
f cory or mill site. or a canal. or rail
4, on his farm; and every part ont
" nd br alive with happy and prospe-
L. ,r"ple.
: h.st-ad Of this, what do you see in that
a.irs! ANY man "hO wants 10
a. - aad look Er hlneel';
@"N ''s o"'' A~"ee nave to give him is,