The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1837-07-21
IN. GRAHAM

III
We have "a seen tn clrruIs, 81
mas gsniiea4an, prsmised : H.. t.
$50 bul h. pelilarsl sensla.ssss ~. :. -,
a.'0Ah, aud - him Tie bzng y ans. -
Nal Slr1ss Brokers vi Aew Yors '.,S
nave - warm : Trend and Is sr,Ir., .
ensalPlon - they can deslrr. a ,o,,.,l
sesn maj ths Atmosphere u Ae~ ~,
hSs snaksn has Tes0isllan; for his ire. q.
Pos'useiy asserted li.sl lie auuld ma, 60
senl 10 DC run as ezndIda., l,,r ts,,n.,,,.s
ar orali@m adsosalrl lie gr. a .ss,,,h
oafoiina nuiiihssilun Bank, ), IA. a.,
session Of on Legislature. WefeeI So.
iSeliy wiling 10 abide Tie lssne. % rae
people may decide, belssen the FeJrr,,
nsnk Wing anu Aunucav.on .,,,,T,. &C
aif' 1Iaiam, and lie Dshocrsruc ts-O,i.
i'esn pflneipiss Vi DF. Mon. golDery-Y,-
P"ssu - all mofopulscs aud arlsI,cra,,s
fisTnseEs. We 4o act know that Nr
uislia'n las asowsd the gcr.s,.. m Nj.
''ne aa; ens he eerIaInl, goes wIIlssl,
l'@"s ~ ils opposition 10 GlIr sdmlu,stra-
Ao'' anu We nlusI i:ier lllal lac is ,uure
VI iess influenced By the opinions Of n,s
poii'iesi associates. A. % Mr.. t,r,,,,n,,.
private Character, We KNOW no.h,ug md
ls'e nssfd noal.-g against Il; he r. a
lhsn " talents; but Is not, OF eunssr. en-
uieu 70 the eminenee 10 winch ne 4, OK.
allied ~ Tie bomosslIc eIEussnus al -.
wing press. lie Can never Dc er.a, a
inong great men-bul has certainly s.sa.
Gil, suihelens q say ss,e," Al lie time
sha place required By ms parl,; and
sn"ugh nc may be looked upon a. esu.ns.
cIan." Fo'
The above sruiits and foreitle LAM
guage Is extracted from an article IN the
last STANDARD. In it We have a mourn.
iui demonstration Of.the irailly OF man
IN the low and degrading preysrieauon
winch devotion to parry mclles. We had
expected better things OF .Ir. Loring Ian
'uet attempts to influence tine public
Judgment; but il seems that even he scru-
pies not to tread in the path of uema-
gogues-and applies string Of unpopu.
lar PHRASES To political opponent, whose
principles are Of the paresl republican
stamp; anu whose pubic acts proclaim
naught but the most sincere de, oIlon IN
the Institutions OF freedom. Inc frien,is
oi uuta may learn an important lesson.
from the aIlicle IN the Stanaard:--.that the
council and warning OF the partisan is of.
sener breathed from spirit OF selfish DO
licy' than from spirit Of Patriotism, and
regard for the public veal. Tor now
futile and utterly incOngruous are the ar.
guments set forth in The above extract:
anu yet the potent editor thinks ,t,al the
election OF Mr.. Graham would tenu to
The prostranoa Of political freedom!.
The EDITORS estimate Of MIR. u.sca.
paclty' would very fairly represen, that
Of his honorable comprehensive sum to.
al OF whose acts as a Legislator, is con-
lined to an AYE" or no."
The Standard charges Mr.. G. with be.
ng nulliicr! And why! Because 10.
'lcal conclusion9 that party and him are
ogetner in opposition to some of the
measures Of the last administration! This
ldlculous argument, together with the
oncluding portion of the extract, can but
xcite feeling of contempt for the pue-
lie effort at detraction and aspersion; and
elieying this we dismiss the extract.