The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1838-08-30

fsaa tie FaysigsEt.'e Oaserys'.
"a ane out ii the state can farm an
s'e ,aale idea # iae officially of rare.iag
any change in the pali.ies Of the people ol
Nmlh Carolina. There - . large potion
If ,.,ean whn 10 not Iske the trouble 10
iniarm themselves al pal,'isal subjects.
aud whose knaWlsdge j. confined 10 tie
fame If Gen. Jaeksnn's military exploits.
- that any msn whS FroirssFs 10 be a
Jackson man can command heir votes.
Thsn The Banks, grea. ard small. ATE
alwa,s lrnuless theme for the dems-
gague In sxegeise has Powers al dsreP'
,lun upon among ihe ignorant. The
mou vile. inctndiaEy efforts have been
urads lo array tie paor agsinsI the rich {:
sni every nan who can pay far shut
IN his back. is denominal~d az arislo.
c,anc. = Federal Bank B.ddle Wing.
"r something equally TIdleulous. The
leaders ef the party, even the Candidates,
have nn, sciul led. in lLeir desperation.
Id prar.iee Any Kind oG Deception 10 re-
rain their sseen.lanry. and many honest,
hut simple minded mrn. have been i'm
,,ased on hy their tricks. A successful
candidate lur the Senate. in a neighbour
ing eounly. informed his constituents.
lha, The Banks made Is per cent. per
annum on thrir stock. anl Ihai Engl snd
Sui slung we'll enough until she establish.
ID Banks. and then she g0f a King. d
was 4 common TeTark among these im-
9os,ers. thai " Banks were worse than a
sing," and Iha, III We had Banks. We
should have = hing tn rule over "" Sc.
bu, ihls is the frs, instance We have heard
II. in which English history had been
resd with such sUccess by one OF thr
Loco Fnc"s,
With such mass oG ignorance and
rnposinan tn contend against. the won
der is. not that We have n"I done more,
hut thai We have been able TO accomplish
thus much.
OF one thing we NAV confidently as
sure ourselves. that as our victory ha'
been very gradually accomplished. 81 i
- likely 10 W permanent. Il needs bu
! vigilance. "Ihe price al liberty" To Sc
. cure the ground slready gained, aud I,
: add new cnnqu,sis At each succeeding
trial. Let US never relax our rlIuTIs
therefore; but, feeling thai We are Ia
boring IN lie cause ui truth against erro
and ignorance. a. honor and fair dealin.
against corruption and impo.iiion. Of las
I aud order against mobisn and violence
let Us be encouraged by success To 2
IN. until na Gemagogue shall be perm.
ted to Talse lis voice in Ncr:h Carolina
Tie Van Bnrrn party pretend l" con
. sole themselves under Iheir late drtsa,
with the idea Ihat some al the Wing
L. are Sub.freasnry men, and will &C, val
tie Administration party IN the Leeis'a
, mre. This il sheer prr,cHrr. Their
never was contest in whlch Tire npir
, ions of Calculates were more fully eS
pressed. aud il there be .urh Sub-Treas
ury men amorg tie Whig~. let our nr
p"ntn's ppinl Ihem out. Tie only ON
they have as vet named, is Dr.. Holt. IT,
Senator from D'.,isnn. We have quip
sufficient authority f,r saying, that surI
I an impm,a,i"n on this gentleman is lu'al
L y na!uun,lcd, and thai II would be rall
" er 4 haztriags experiment, Tor any on
l 10 make snch a charge To him.ril
= These assertions have AL object. III
+ hnPed thai Messrs. Strange and Brow
i may be induced 10 believe them, sn
e thus decline compliance with Ties
ll' dyes t" resign as soon as they ascrr
: tam ItsI tl'c people Of North Earuln
= "ete against them. This compllanc
i with Solemn pledges would give tie fla
i 'shIna bIaw 10 the party, and hence III
+ anxiety al the leaders Ia avert it, Bat
G - Impossible that Messrs. Strange an
Brown can pretend that their party
: nov the majnrny. With eight uu, ,
i thirteen memhers 81 Congress; wnh
d Wig Governor and Wing I.egs'stur,
Il II is worse than IDLE tn pretend that Hou
d Catalina is any hunger an Adlnini>,ra,ln
|, State, or approves vi the course VI he
Z Senators.
;, NoUd sigh.--Yes,erjay the Elephsr
r II ~