The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1838-07-12


lnderd. under the circumstances in hirh
/ the question presents itself Is aur mind.
we cannot furrr ourselves Il any Other
rnneiusian. n would he strange indeed.
that Mile all Ihe States in the Union
which surpnTird Mr.. Van Rnren. sa far
as they lave girsn any Subsequent rx-
Pressi"n nf opinion. are rrnaunrlng him
aud sbsndnning his pollry. Tennessee.
which alwsss "pPnssd him. should n0a
take up and adEaeaie his Te-eleeiinn. lie
nsser had lie confidence nf nur people.
and but f"r the very extraordinary inhu.
enees which wers brnnghI tn hear in has
iaFor al the last eierIion, u auld hate re-
eelvsd a very insignificant and Disgrace
inl rnie. And We would ask what aes.
sure al his administration. what acI As
the Executive branch nf the government.
has he dune to commend him 10 the cnn.
iidence and support "f 1'ennessre9 Have
MT the ahus,s and ImperIeriians nf his
administrator become so glanng and a
bundant. as la drive his f,,rmer support
Frs by whole States, in,a the ranks at
It's snemirs, aud To arouse popular ind'g.
nation Ia an extent never htiale khuM n
~ 80 SHIRT a iilr! lave ever the InnI.
, steps nf rain ard drsnluliuu zen mnIe
grnsrslly aud indel'hly imprinted on "ur
enmmeTre. huIh Iur.i4n and domrsIIr.
than since tile inauspirInus nomeal ni
Mr.. Van Bnren's mauguraunh! Has
there ever been IN the winnie ,0.nme "a.
our military history, a psg. Ell dl,ns,eT-
"us 10 our arms aud so ,IIssrarelul l., our
honor. IS the successive rampsigns ~
Florida! Or when in the administration
oi The Navy Department las there bern
such want oG energy aud d, c,siun. as L.
manifested in the I"ug talked nj. but M,
yes departed, exploring expedition! Ant
Why is il that the national treasury,
which but tw0 years ago Mas ST. uvrr.
flowing rs to allow millluns to BE- d,suI.
bnled among The family al States. has not
now a d"llar 81 contribute towards the
support Oi government. an any nr ala
Oi these evils be ascrlhed 81 any caus,
except The unWise pnlIcy al the ghvern.
menI Our citizens have Operated al %.
yer tie land with their accustomed inilus-
Try aud enterprise. 4 bount,;m Plu,,.
dence has b!rssrd nur eiIri With az album.
dant harvest OF those prndarl"ns whrh
from The elenpn al cnn.R, re aud pru.-
perry. Thrfe has been 40 iarlure ~ our
crops-nn pesltlrnIial disease Io arrest az
interrupt the regular pursuits ul our ca
IzrnS IN Their VARIOUS branrhes h hus,.
ness. Our hg-irers have hlussnmeIi, ant
iruII has been Our vines; ie labT al OIL
olives has nut lalcd, and oar tirlds have
leiled Us meat; sur ilurks have not beru
tut oil tom the fIids, aud there is much
heard IN our sails; yet Is the whole iand
ll5nEIng ouJrr the blighIs If misurluur
and desulat,un. There has been un un
prnpisiuus uccurrtncc in naturr chcaia-
TED 10 etnbarrJss our trade or 10 rhvcE
the Oaward anL st., d. ilnw ul our pros
perIiy. To what then cap We aScIloe the
preseat drransed cOaIliuOu ul things, tile
threatened rum uf uur cummuuuy. but IL
the Observation-Disclosures ami unwlse policy
vi the government, under the cun;rni I'll
Mr.. Wan Buren, aud h.s party. by the
sa"sI-$lshtrd and f"I,sn experiments
which sprumg up dunHg the !a,ler para al
Generat .Jackson's administrator, and
which have been nbsHnalriy PERSISTED
~ by Nj. Van Buren,, the while rurrem'
rency 0t the country has ber"ur deramgrt
and hy Tie prulligaie x,,endtiure al 'hs
p"bnc money. The repub!sc Is maie namk-
rupt. How then can u be matter 81
duubi whether Tennessee will cuntr.6Hte
to continue thus state uf things OF not.
10 say that size would vate f,r the re-
election al Mr.. Van Buren, wnh these
iactS staring her IA the lace, Is an imru-
tstinn against the Intelligence and patr"I.
Is'n OF her sons. n" personal feelings
or party asSncIatinns can. or ought ID iva
ilucare pc 'ple in rerpeIra'lag policy
manlitsily adverse l., the real and sab
slantiaI interest. The while pghcs al
the government must he changed. ar uur
prosperity as a naInn ceases. In n Sc.
lection u! a President who would pursue
different policy c"uld we be w"rsied
Me-. Van Bnrens policy Is i"uni /" be IA
ideally wr"ns aud destructive "f VIA,
should be ohjtc,s aud ea'!~ "f all govern
ments. the happiuess and prosperity al
The ci,izeas; aud we must he wholly mls'
taken IA the CHI trartrr at our peni lie II they
are not the first To change this state t"
lhings.
iia. aside from every de(fct Of ,h'
measures OF Mr.. Van Buren's admInis'ra
= IIuu, The system Of means by which III
. ubialned the station he now occupies. TEL
: drrs it lmpns<ihle that Tennessee shout
: support ms re-tIeru"n. Tie owes hr
: election 10 the inf renee of his pre,Irces
sur, openly aud av"wedly used lar IN
n purpose, aud Tennessee cannot wi,l,oI
y a tnt.! a'juraiinn "f that NOZZLE stand sh
has taken upon this subject. saacuon
:. practice SD vlnlatIve Of the spirit Of ou
l. institutions, aud So maniiestly lesIrucnv
= Of a full and fee exercise of The night ,