The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1837-06-09


Great Demncrsue Family. the rial up
and-iawn, oTer.and-nndpr, in-snd-oui.
hone-snd-musele. snls etllotfes Simon
Pures.
4 beautiful morning brake On Lebanon
fsw weeks aga. The first man abroad
was Hans Slalssrsrhaiek, nne If The M
gislrales of the town. lie IF, his bed II
The earliest dawn: Tar his scheming brain
/ hal been biz with > mighty project all
night. and sleep had been frightened trnm
his eyes. Hans sas hurrying like mad,
With pipe in mouth, and s'reak oil
SNAKE stretching FIR behind him. towards
the tomicil Of cohus Van Harteash, an
other magistrate II Lebanon. Hans was
se.a Al the d,or # his nelghbor. and bang
ing al the kaacker. he awoke Cobus from
his morning nap. and DESTROYED the finest
democratic dream thar had ever occupied
the naddle Of Dnlehman.
"Who le Ten6ll's down iere" ex-
claimed m angry voice from q window
absvs; and looking up, Hans saw. first
The red night cap, and thea the red n"se
Of Cahus Van Hsricash.
"kroui and cahbsge." squeaked Hans;
&" Come down Ike hell! Wen do IL nov.
by II. Nicholas. lie cot Re tamdesl gand
notion in nv head YOU ever knew. Come
down unt We will do i"
And down. instanier, came cohus.
nigh. cap, morning gown and slippers.
4 His ewes were stretched with Impatiente.
and his nose was even reddsr shan before
with expectation.
krnus arj Cabbage" exclaimed
Hans Sla,iersch4lck. &" ie glory nj dis day
will last forever. Millions yet unborn
shall herealtsI point TO ii. unt say tat was
4 tinf wheYtere were men in le world
aha owed tsiF country, uat te games Of
Sianfrsrha.ck, um Van H4r.rash, uni
Shacksen, un, " an liuEen. 4, be PRINT
81 IN letters Of gold. and i"osed upon as
a Treasure .ihnut value" lMs long
speech was rendered vastly eloquent, BY
the peruI'sr speak NJ the val'e IN which
I, wls uueFei: aud CobIs seluaity had
t. wipe the tears from hs eyes with he
tail oi hls mnrains gown. Tie then dts
covered thsi he hal descendrd without
MS paa'lloans. aud shouted la Kainne To
bring them down 10 haste. iell--vell
vat ten. neiglbor SIallerschalek'" in-
CURED he.
What ten, Why--gel on your
clothes. uni we'll have allle town awake.
INT ten ms project shall be made known"
So Cabas dressed himself IN a liIte
more than no lime, and the twain pro-
eeedrd ~ thr house nj York Spnoner;
they then reused that worthy, aud ilIed
hum With wsn5er and rmpnrlsuee They
then se,raral,sl. and hraueaed Il ~ differ.
ent directions, to carry aII g. od aud 10y
al Democrats In inc Benton llnlel. where
they agreed to assemble by ten O'Clock
that marniag.
b. the tine designated the Benton Ho-
tel gas crowded 10 o,tftl wing: and IN
an hours spacr, many capactaus and spi-
ri loving DemocratIr s.omachs were ~
she same situation, Presently a squeak
ing VMce MAS audible, wilhslandIng
the grhrral hum aud buzz. and those
Who directed their ives lut1 the corner Of
the room neare>: re bar. raised =" uni
serssl shout" ior there they beheld.
mounted proudly upnn an upright whs-
krs barrel. tie venerable b,dy IT Hans
Sisiterscas'ck, supported "n either side
By Cnhus Hardca.h snd Y"rk Spooner.
Soon ell vas reduced to lolerably fair
Democratic order aah then the orator
commenced:
"Fellnw ciiizrn." exclaimed lie. g. ie
glory ot liz day all sss forever, krnut
INT Cabbage. nut q will Millions vet
Unborn-tr Democralr lrcemen OF after
ages vet 10 cone m afI future ume-wIIl
hereafter punt IN Il, unt say. tat vas lie
time wnen tere was men IN le world VINO
loved ter country; u5t lie names "f
siIuerschaIck, unit Wan llardcash. unt
Shackseu, uni Van Buren,. mt Of all nf
you fellow cItGzeus, will be printed IN let
tiers Of gold. nut looked upon as a rea-
sure without Vaiuel Yes. fellow ciu-
zens!" but here he vas interrupted by
the most deaiening applause. Thus afford
ed hhn time tn pay his respect. 10 hls
friends Hardcash and Spopner. who stood
the one with bnsIle uf whiskey ~ one
hand. and The olher with pitcher Of wa
ter. lie mixed full giass-dld ample
justice 10 the Inspiring beverage, aud pro-
ceedrd: Yes. fellow cluzens! NV nn-
. ton Is--unt for dis you are all here as
! seaIbied--tat we have a long pole COL at
once. ant nail upon 1t a board nit lie
words bnnled in big leuer, d" No Bank"
THIS proposition was received with loud
AID Continued cheering: and the venera-
bic speaker was Then carried about The
town on the shoulders OF The assembled
Democracy.
By three o'clock in the afternoon the
pole was erected; and such Joy as was
pictured on the countenances oil the loyal
anlI-banh Democrats, had never before