The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1838-07-12
From lie Republican Banner.
POLITICS OF TENNESSEE.

vac SUI J1lAel aIheie foin TIE AH0grlIe
Rsgister. tits. indeed. singular. and be-
tokens no ordinary state nf party infalua-
ii0n, IhaI the Administration should IN
dnlge the slightest hope III obtaining the
vote al this Stale. What are the iarls!
In The palmiesI days al Jaessnui.m.
uhen resistance 10 the wishes Of The En-
eeuiirs Was deemed liIIle shut Of lIta-
son, and was sure 90 bring down npnn
us author lnss Of ExecanFe Isvnr and
Ia be l0ilmwed By Execute denuncis-
tim, tins State had the spirit aud INDIE
pen''emce u ihrnw herself Inln the breach
~ defence Of her constitutional rights.
This uhiurling Of the standard uf op;o-
sIiion 10 The tyranny Of party dlcIpilne,
a"d the madness OF party exercises. was
deemed. by many, Ihe certain lnTrunaeT
Of the political destruction of III rou-
cermed in il. Judge Whine was read nut
of the Republican, church far dariug 10
permit ihe free ciIizens ol the United
Staies-iree IN name, hut labnring under
an inloierabie party Ihraldnm-i0 vote
TOR him ~ opposition TO Gehl. Jseksnn's
elecI. Mr.. lirh was slleTaalrly cnaxed
aaJ IIreaienri. The Speakers chair
any office III the eff al the Executive,
could have been his, had he oaly surrcn-
deIed his right al Thoughts, anu lald the
constitutional rights of hIs Constituents
al The luolsIooi of Exerulive paaer. he
was wsrned Of the faIe wh.ch awaited
hIm-the late 0f every political man VII"
! had ever Come in Contact with General
Jarksnn. but seeing that the parry with
WHICH lie Lad long acted aud al winch he
was conspicuous and distinguished
meg.scr, lad abandoned the principles
upon which they came into power, aud
were running into excuses which IhTea-
tened the very liberties OF the Country,
he paused-he IemORsiraied--he resisted.
lie and those who acted with him, rely
ing upon tie ,iIlue aud intelligence Of The
people ol Tennessee, were nut deferred
by the consequences which had uniform
ly followed the slightest opposition Ia
Gen. Jackson. They were willing to
peril all in defence Of The freedom Of cleo.
nons. Many thought thrir opposition
madness. Few deemed success pnssI-
bic. But the grain Of muslad seed. fall
Ing on genial suil, has grown until il
has become n Tree whose branches extend
lar and wide, oveIshatlhwing The rank
aud noxious weeds Of Jaeks0nism and
parry depotism. The Jackson party has
,, ciumblrd Id pieces from the very CAUSES
which were imeseen and loreto!d at the
time. not an election has taken place
since Mr.. Van Buren came into office.
which has not indicated a falling oil in
the strength Of the Administration.
Where nuw is The Jackson party, which
: but few years back rejniced in lis aver
wheIming strength! Dwiutiled Into ill.,
significance! II canno. stand up loag C.
nUugd 10 be knocked down. IL ahau-
doned Its principles and has paid the pc.
nihy of is apus,acy. IL Is down never
To rise again. la achieving thus great
revolution in public sentiment tins great
triumph "I popular rights over Executive
Illumination, lhe Stlle Of tennessee has
acted conspicuous part. 10 her, we
IL Shalt be pardIned for saying, pre.eni.
nrn'iy belongs the honor of early, man-
u Is, and successful resistance 10 EXecu-
1--we Inlsrule. under peculiar cEenslantes
, mIeoi. she gave up her own sun Tor
y lie safety OF ROME" Having d"ne
iIis-hav.ng aide IN the acnmi liShmehI
Ul one al The greatest aud must impdr-
y tant revolutions IN prbl;c sea.Imen, that
AhIS country has ever known. what but
: the groSsesl lHlo;u4iI could permit ,he
hOrc titai the FIRST iiuils at this greai vie
tory would he oiirried up a. au accep,a-
- Die sacrifice un tie alter 1T Van Buren,
= usm! tennessee wIh maintain her pl-
- siuuu oi " unremUling aai unGampTUnI.
sing hostility" To The priuc'pies aud prAc-
= tees Of the parry in power. bat 10 re-
), turn la the article in the Register. II
- runs thus:
From the Knoxville Register.
:. ylfr. Editor
:, IInw will Tennessee vote a, the COM
: ing election, briween Van Buren, aud
=. Clay!
Please say in your mex. paper. whe'h-
i er she can 20 lot Clay, consistently with
. her hitherto expressed opinion IN favor
= Of the Jriftrsonian dmuIne, which she
has cherished from 1895 10 the present
~ day,
~ In pub ishng aud answering these in
:, Ileruga,urles, you will confer favor "n a
subscriber aud A FARMER
nc The for' going, ike The h"wings Of the
p, Nile, comes 10 US iron all unknow source.
IS But in asmuch as The mttrrnsdtur'eS pro-
ID pounded are of great importance aud M G
IS intudc, We shall moi hesitate IN gNIns
is Them brief answer.
II, Beng neither prophet nur the sor
Of prophet. we cannot at this early da,
give categorical answer l" the fist III
ler,ogaloty. But assuming that Mr
- Clay and Mr. Van Buren, will be the on
h. ~ competing candidates al the next Pre-