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Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-08-21
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Mr. Editor II have observed in personal conversation
aud IN some Of our pu5lc 'urnais, that party Of pol
ciaus Of lhr present day take sei pans 10 style
themselves democrats, while they make % al c1er,i1us
90 give Toe WiIg- their opponents Another naue I'd
tlai-ts foI -ht see ala these uatnrs lsnd
euaueh. bot are Of little importance when compared
$40 tHr puuci pies OF those psri's act.ng ulo,r htm
For one would ia'her D. called 10y any possess
ing correct piucipi~s thau 70 tr called droCrai with
political docuInes dEecuy opposite a. those expressed
by that Look al the grrat want OF TcpIahcau-
liar iier leader, now a tnr mead 81 this tree krpub
lr go uuaslauc- pncaiInng b. us luflgura Address,
tnai both Houses o Congress may u,io.uoe, d-eu-s,
and past bills rrla',pa - crru suhJrt, and ~ a-
raIusi the wishes Of the South aud conflicting with
has views, never receive hts constitutional sane
non. Mr. Van Burrn mgit rs well have told iir poo
pic to Keep the t.nfr.> H. yTrsrpiattce 90 Holr
asa1r.r .is would tai q '' 4r"uu.. H less,
agreeable 10 he sri iss i' NoihIs a. l. lr-
H-H q .' 20 D.. pre- mt 87f, -"1.4 have prcaum-
go .a 10, zoo Cd o. =. iiga
l...s q. f1. artur1faCl rlk L Va MISS. IS b for
tl- ,sb~ OIL. .ihi IT, auI 7u ifAt iin ~9li4. pi4yed
frcfrsut g. bis nends aud zuid hlnsri Dee tha pfty
no recommended and promised reifeHchu.eHts, but
increased th-it Crrks aud mote iiau doubled, without
suilcrnt caus-, h- rAvusrs u he G1vrfuuteut, oui
# thr People u.'Hrt
have a. a.ubf oa, many of as M y as '5-ns,iy)
w b. waited Scr al Coo rs.aE rtrrflsus. Hut a causr
tlcF uariu4 talented i.ifu. Hu i1r iur Ttssa1
tita thry prae., i he druocfss NiI toe prope mt.
Ter lh,s uarty ou.f uuaeT a. p'fsHg ar, 10 ftau-
OLE upon t4etf f-Ie uusatr i4r r'-ff worthy, 80
tti G+ui 'fiaah h", ihrt $3.50 "n'f A. fNri NE 81
animation oi k.Ies sulH O. De- psit4 ali prove o.
Here tle luCai character ct the Hon Herman Al
lon, so has 4iays been hrsa. uayeIdluE Wing sad
ph5e aiiAuiasss to th~ intrrrsis o hs ,ons' lcuis
ASA tlai ct lhr pu9c large. together sab hs ftrti
ni~gniY aua iaruts piu uo doubt. secure 60 him tr
rr.res-faan SOL he Con trzslnn1i Dfrrt % trr
.rss. 50 OF g. nsf~ss ltis Ia- sir J.n sniiH DO up
90 candidate uncer tie couut,Iist banner oi t'moc
iart. tlf ih- ssae oAcs Ao Nil 60 ugti-i! iie
s.iad harp 10 90 be N tAst direction But many u
h. laftg NI taIa6 NOT hul, Il bis !Iequest sa.gs
pf..4b.t lr eul lslI 90 rIumofspa.
Fu4y. D. ,Ast s-fy at.li pers - ~ placing - muei
tifr-s thrI uaie as etia~nle that .irg ar r-nt,
uoaid recommend .-ai auf rTG ala 80 dl,I edit
of. Lrtranei give hat term auolarf Sn4l atl9l4r
NORTHERN
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-08-21

MosT DIsTREssING CATAsTRorHE-N NINETEEN Pm.
soSs DRowNED II painful duty 10 record one Of
Tia" most distressing events which, il presumed ever
happened ~ immediate vicinity. This morning
boat Containing ~ % pc passing through
The Ltlr Fall. a struck upon hunts rock and uuic-
dntry filed and melancholy 10 relate nineteen per-
SOFAS, Inc Idiug children. drowned The follow.
my iIr the sufferers an OF whom resided
in Portland, ~ ok Point, viz Mis- M,mron wife
Of Umpsop Namitrn, and tunr cIuldrrn Ntrs Richard
Haynes, 'nd four children; MIS- Ttinimpn, wife of
Captain Robert Irinip,an, ana two Daughters; Miss
Marn Hale, sister 10 Alrs Tnuiman and Sire Maniirn ;
Miss sarah Adams. daughter OF The late Nj Jos all A.
danai Ms O.h4rn~, WIDOW, and son Mics King. an
aged woman, usuye oil England and Thomas Ste.
senspn MIS- ng was brought 20 the shore alive, but
was exhausted iht she expired Nont OF tho bodics
had been found when obiainrd our inprmatlun. Z
c~pi that Of Mr Haynes chdren.-St J0hHs az d }
G0zcitc
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-08-21
SPEECH or BR PREYTfsS or
.EI8sI5sfPPf

Al hs Faas,i Hal D,aAa, Jais -, les
iif Prntss II N,ssissp7s, rose, 20 frturn hs pro-
f8uld taaEfs laf ths hDnor Eh.rh had hcen donf 70
ha sud o. ts STATE he bad part ihs aonor % rrFfs-
seat BE htfcly knfa % @hEi form 70 Pfsscni Az
be had essT o. where 70 begin IL bad tsen hs To-
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-08-21
NORTHERN

- Isa B.1fa ave l.s s,4,k-Ins following toast vas
girfa a, Notification es.strr,.oA IA s0u.h Csrs,'as
ca tre a. 81 luly
-Auus Vsn Bsgsn. pledged lo support tlf Interests
of,as ssust As 8. t.slsf Fili bat be must be svs
!swss
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-08-21
WIlD plDIDTo

STATE ELECTION. SEPTEMBER A.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-08-21
FOR GOVERNOR
SALAS I'LL. eDENHSON.

FOR 1T. GOVERNOR.
} 4 Y I'D Nj. G. A WI p.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-08-21

FOR TREASURED
II Z n RY 4. JAN ES.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1838-07-12


Thee II will be sEsn that lie Wings
have naa only = clear msiariiy 81 100
eco lseeaea in he union. bot 81 100 At
The electoral Foles. ssslag our opponents
al die saaifs which 81 this moment nam
tain an eqniEocal ai1ia0de. SaErehdeIirs
Yms,nia, which ws have . perfect righi
IN claim. wllh Lnaisiana aud lilins'is, OF
Hhseh ue shall carry one nF h.,sh With
in lao months. and siill Ihe Wings have
ab..ul tao ~ ore Of The Electoral soles.
80 nxerpaxsTlng are they Al present.
that, even SHOULD New York Prose re-
ereanl, We have snll = clear maJnrily.
Never before did paEIp stand IN an a,l''
indie sa triumphant As a. be able 10 lei
, the three sla.es-New York, Pennsylva'
MIA and yirginia-gO against them, and
Vet mIumph.
, We do not by any means abandon
, Penasgirania. We hsve hope OF Ih'
, re-sleesion ul Governor Ri;Rfr IN October
: aud III the general success OF euF friends
hut ne throw Ils sc tscis together 10 show
5 thai ltere IS TO moral possibility oi gu
a ,Irfea. a. the Presidential tlesIinn. w
|, hase a. this moment both New York az
4 Virginia; either ol them. places our III
5 umph beyond contingency. We ma,
n Iuse Maihe and Ge"rg's; but We are Ia
4 more likely Ia galb ILLINOIS, i'"1' "a
4 ma and Michigan. Our friends Will max
arrsulare and c"nfi,'eni Struggle In ever!
a state except New Hampshire. and eve
4 there II We hold New York. IL VI
4 hold n.-Nn: we csnEOi lose II. Ou
e Lien,ls IN New Hampshire will make
g gallant iishs next sPrIng on the slrengl
. OF our annshilailng victory last fall. "
: say. dlen-Whgs, 10 your duty! 10
!. CONTEST is already commenced, aud "
;. cannot, must nul be beaten.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1838-07-12

consisiney.-AiIhe second session Of
The Thirteenth Congress an the 9Th O.
February lsli, Mr.. Calhoun proposed
the following Resolution:
RssOirsd. That The Committee q
WAYS and Means be instructed to inquire
into tie expcdisncy Of establishing Ma.
linnaI Bank. tn be located IN The Dlsuis,
Of columbis."
From The Speech of the same disliu.
guisEed gentleman. delivered al The eGa
Session Of Congress. we copy the follow.
ing passage:
I" belong 10 the State Rights party,
which. al oil times. from the beginning
Of The Government TO this day. has besn
opposed To such an institution. THE U.
:. Bank. as Unconstitutional, IeeXpeIi.
enl ant dangerous"
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1838-07-12

SngUIa, Phenomenon IN No'wl HI"
fory.-rhc Charlottesville, Va. Ad,Oc1e
says:
1--WE UNDERSTAND Mr.. Richard Moon, Of
Brlcry. in this county, has a Eve WhiHl
produced this spring a fine hybridow
lamb, bearing strong resemblance to
farm. The eve had run in the woo''
where deer abound during the last TALL
which accounts for the phenomena.
This littlc animal is said 10 be very bcaa'
tiful and sprightly, and exciics much
curosiIv in the neighborhood. This
tie first instance of an in:crmixtare ol'hc
sheep and deer species, thai We ever re-
collect TO have heard of. though ils
possible many other cases may have &C.
CARED"
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1838-07-12
Na'ioaal hitHiSs


liagnci. imous.-'rhe " New O'leans
Bee" violent Van Buren paper haE-
ing recently charged Mr.. Cloy with be-
ing an aboli.ioaisi in sentiment. was att
swered by the publication, ia one al it,
City contemporaries, Of the Resolutions
olIe.ed by Mr.. Clay. ia the Scaase. LIST
win:cr-ls:. dcaying ,he right OF Com
grcss II interfere with Slavery o. the
Slave trade in the several states: 2lly.
declaring il,al Slavery cannot be aholi'h-
cd within the District of Columbia I" with
out violation Of that good faith which
was implied in the cessiOn" By the States
of Naryland and Virginia, ami therefore
dcrla ing. '.ss tne drllbe ale iudg meat
at the Senate, that Slayery ought not o.
he abolished within the District; and
3dlv. that Slavefy ought not 10 he abolish
ell in Florida, the only territory OF tie
Union in hich it EXISTS. 30 conclusive
wee these Resolutions. that the bee not
ony admits that Mr.. Clay is not an Aho
lilionisl. but expressly " exoncrllc. him
from ,he charge Of Baroriag abolition"
Il Others were eqal'y cmdi: and honest,
we shonlh be saed the Necessity oi
minaling the discussion Of his suhjecl, in
relation TO which, however divided upon
other topics. the South is united as one
man, With The party questions Of Inc day.
Register.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1838-07-12

Secret Cirrular.-'rhere is no doub,
from the following paragraph which We
find in the last oxford Examiner that
a secret Circular has recently issued from
the Headquarters Of Van nurrnism, IN
this City. No one has a right. tina, We
know OF, 10 object TO this movement, bot
il would have been more consonant 10
the genius Of our Institutions, had the
thing been dnne openly and above.hoar':
Parity Secreis.--Wc were informed IN
i.ouisburg, day ortwo ago, that several
printed circular. had been sent To indn.
,Iuals in Franklin by the editor Of lell.
ing Van Buren, Press in this State. ev
horIing them to exert every nerve in the
cause OF the party, as much appr,hea'
sion was frii as tn the result OF the Au.
gust elections. BY some mtschance this
" plor" has become known TO the "enc.
my" and is the subject ef public talk
about Loulsburg. We have our in.
formation rs to the existence Of such
General Order from a gentleman who his
seen It; and there eau, therefore, be no
mistake about the meter. What say
you Mr.. I.oriug, have you seen it! Ii
50, please favor the public with it.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1838-07-12

BY the Washington Globe Of The 9Th
Jelly. we learn, that " an imporian, bill
to increase the quantity Of silver change
has passed the Senate: il is the bill tn
an'horize the branch minis in Georgia
and North Carolina 10 coin silver change
"i the denominations Of twenty-five cents,
ten cents, and five cents. These branch
es were originally intended 10 coin gold
only, but it is found that the same rnachin-
cry which will strike half eagles and quar-
Iereagles, will also strike The smaller pie.
ces Of silver. and that no additional cx-
pense will be incurred by this extension.
It's measure Of great m ,ment to increase
the quantity Of silver change in The coun
try. 1t is necessary TO the convenience Of
The people, and to the suppression Of
shIn-Pla'lcrs, and will prevent future
pretexls for shin-pIsters as small silver
is never exported"
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1838-07-12

have heretofore committed. Where Rs
had hundreds of readers lhtn, &c have
thousands now. and il ne we're 90 IN
fortunate IS 10 propagate error lhens even
in limited circle, We are not without aile
eOnsalainry rsaseiian Inst we have nor
he means Of dispensing she truth IN .
s,.l,eEe snlsfgsd hundred fold. II &c
We're in lie bonds Of JacksoRisan. u can
MAJ be denied that ~e hurst lhem shan
/ il ~ - u lis zenith. end IN time 10 par
ueipsie in de great slruggls xhlsh ioos
Dlare in Tsnnsesee for the lreedon ol
elteuons-in tine 10 10 some service %
The cause 81 constitutional rights. Va
hOpe 10 DO more. We all neseF 10,
down lie pen Until ne shall have AM y
alonsd Tor any pasI errors in cur Edilorla
earesE And 80 lar from denying any dc
fusion Of Jacksonism or parry excess ant
~ l.lch we may have failrn Tor lie hrs
A eight years OF our Editorial life, when "
were supporting a. every measure
, Gen. JseksOn's administration, ne sha
: readily seAnOw ledge each and every on
OF them, aud eel them dawn, once Tor al
!. 10 tie pTuper cause--l0 Too great admir-
= ton Tor Gen. Jackson. and too much col
!, fislence in bis qualifications Tor Ollie
= This admiration and this confidence We
:. honest. but We are compelled 10 comics
: 10 ! great extent, misplaced.
:, " PLAN Desier" - welcome n I!
!, acknon ledgmen:: and if lie is really
!. searsh Of glazing casts oil Polincai lnco
e sislency. he eau lind very opposite oI
!. nluci nsGfer k0ale. We undeGsiaRd 81
;, daily sppreciaIe Tie source iIom mnen
=. the ar,icle We have been commenting I
- proceeded.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1838-07-12
Another Coaren 70 Mc UHig Cause.

.2Ho'her C0Rreri 10 The Wig Cause.
A. VI. Jenkins, est. lieut.. governor
Of Illinois, having heretofore been a
prominent supporter Of tie ajministra-
ton. was recently solicited nv the Van
buren, party to become a candidate Gor
governor--bul being Disguised with the
measure Of the administration. addressed
a letter TO the editor of thc Back.wOoL.-
man, in which he de"Iines brcoming a
candidate, and prorl1ims a change IN Dtis
political Opinions. end assert hrs present
opposition TO Mr. Van Buren's policy.
This is a severe STROKE TO the admins
tfatInn parry.
The following is an extract from his
letter:
Canlor Oh ms part, and justice tow.
ards the Respectable plr;v with whom
| have iocme,iy AGED in go,d faith, who
now, 10 some event. seem inclined ~
elevate me still morc. require oil NE To
make kHown to item, thus publicly that
INV mind has undergone material
r'irnge IA 10 the policy pursued by the
administration. | now stand in many
things decidedly opposed to Mr.. Van
Buren's policy. Their de'eterions CT.
fleets upoc every interest Of the country
have brought conviction u my mind
that they are wrong, have been pro-
duc.tve OF mnch evil alreodv. aud " III he
o. much more (if persisted in) 10 the
rountry generally, hat particularly so to
the west. Believing this, as | honest
" dn, | am bound To oppose them. for
| avn in favor Of my counlry in prefer
enc TO men"
Mr. Jenkins clearly proves himself, by
the above course, TO be all honest IN | a
sensible man. Gin. Whir.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1838-07-12

4 company formed at Pairst for eH'
plnring the ruins Of Carthage. has alr'ad!y
met with great success. A large hoH'e
has been discovered on the margin Of
the sra. rear Bourj-Jedid. Paintings III
frcsco, similar TO those al Pnmpll. adora
many oI tie rooms, and beautiful mosal'S'
representing men. women, anil nymphs'
6>hcs Of various kinds. tigers. 'zeiIrs'
etr. have been found. Fifteen eases WIN
these precious relics have arrived al
Toulon, and will be brought To Pans
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1838-07-12

a Eas Of kr6 thaaaanl dollars O. s,.,,
case 81 loss Of life o. Uses By sleamb,!,
boiler explosions. This amendment Ia,
vet n pass The senate.
There isn0 donbl that IN some eFIrc.iva
shape. Ibis bill will heroine la.
We preceiEe thrnngh paragraph IN
the Richmond EnqniTer. thar Van RI.
rrn correspondent 81 that Paper has snr.
Rss oil The possible Iessily Of stariipy
sarne nsher party candidate lnr lhe Pr.
sidrney, in l,ss Of Mr.. Van Barren him.
self. Such a eouTss wili present Gun.
Gus problem fur The parry mslaphy slrian,.
The solution of ~hieh will determine
whether The party sband0ns Mr.. Van
Buren, because lie 10 not slrnng snaush
10 sustain his principles, az brcaa.e Il.
principles are not sir0ng enough 10 sUs.
lain him. The suggestion "fsurh IN a.
IernsliSe. however. IL an insignificant anr.
, and reminds Us Of = shrewsd saying aI
orr late esteemed and sincerely lamen,tl
/ frienl David cTarkrl, lwhn uslsred more
. original common sense remarks ihsn a.
. most any other man We ever knew.l tla,
. lhe people nf Tennessee had quit Grnsr.
= II Jackson hesInse he had ceased 10 be [,
Jackson man. lat.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1838-07-12

Steamboat Regulation. The bill
which originated al the sepate for regu-
IllIng Steamboat navigation has passed
the House OF Representatives with lmpnr-
taut amendments; one Of which INTRO
iuced OIL IN ,iion OF Mr. ChilJs, impose.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1838-07-12

Elizabeth Low. aged 81. anil EnllIne
Low. aged IL. daughters Of Mr. WIll''m
Low, residing near Sparlinburg C"U"
house. sc were killed by Tightening
on the 18th nli, The women had gore
IN plum orchard at lItle distance from
their fathers house, shortly after rcac"'
ing which, il commenced raining, whe"
they took shelter under The same 'ree'
and were struck dead at the same mo-
men,. Another person, about D iec' OIL
vas struck senseess, aud received some
injury, but is now, we are pleased to say
rapidly recovering.
The Yellow Fever has broken out /"
New Orleans, bu, is mainly confined ~
The transient population.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1838-07-12

Mr.. Wright's last Sub Treasury Ell
repeating The twelve first ssslions Of The
Deposile AcI. and placing the the public
money entirely under the cOnirnl Of the
Executive. has been defeated in he
House. by The union Of the Conservative.
aud Whiss-ll9 to lOl.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1838-07-12

lis said in the New York Gazette.
that Mr.. Van Buren, received the inlslli.
senre Of The defeat II the Sub-rreasury
scheme with grea. surprise and son.isr.
nation. lie expressed himself in tie
strongest language against the conssrra.
llEes.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1838-07-12

The Washington Chronicle say that
the vote on the Sub Treasury bill will
destroy the political prospects of more
men than any that was ever given in the
halls of Congress. No doubt of it. Few
of those that voted for the bill to conver,
our government into Monarchy, aad the
President into Despot, will ever reco.
vel from the effects OF it.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1838-07-12

General .2tkias1n.-fhis gentleman
has been appointed by the President, by
and with the ad,Ice and consent OF the
Senate, Governor of the Territory Of
Iowa. We are indebted 10 a friend Tor a
sketch of his honorable pubic career.
Gen. Atkinson. was a native nf Person
county, North Carolina-buI resided ina.
ny years as a merchant al Caswell Court
House. The attack upon the Chrsa-
peake, which klndIrd laio a lame every
young aud acIive spirit. amongst others,
reused young Atkinson. and he raised a
volunteer company on that memorable
occasion. War being then thought pro-
babe. he accepted OF a c4p,aincy In .
regiment, amongst the first on The enlarge
ment of our military establishment. And,
though he had not the good fortune To
have been IN any action Of note during
the war. yet such had been his achieve
ments IN military science, aud such his
merit, that a; the close OF the war he stood
on the list of those selected fJr the
appointment OF Brlda,lIer Generals. llls
cnmmani has since been in the South
west. where he has formed a proper es-
innate Of the frontier habits. as well as at
the Indian character. and thus qualified
himself for the station TO which he has
been selected. lie has the manners Of
the soldier AMI lie gentleman, and is
greatly esteemed by those whu knew him
IN early life. lie has now been near
thirty years a soldier in active life; and
richly deserves thus honor in his jeclin.
ing years. The appointment Of no one
could have been mote gratifying TO his
old friends. ". & Stan iard.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1838-07-12

Resumption Of Specie Payments re.
eommeaded by Tie Phiialeipiia Baak,.
A, meeting of the General Committee
Of The banks Of the crty and county Of
Philadelphia. held at the Exchange on
Thursday evening, Il icas reSoirci 10 re-
commend To The banks, generally, the Is,
day OF August next as Ihe time TO resume
specie payments.
IL is beloved The measure will be gene.
rally adopted and Carried into effect.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1838-07-12
The MarsviIle Mhig Advocate. a mi.

lie MaysSllle VIM. Auknfdtet ss'-
riGed aud we'll conducted Wing paper
reeen iy established in MaysNliie, ny.
linus eloquenlly aud inIelligenIly aiiudes
10 that engrOssing topic, the Presidency:
We would moi have il inferred thai
We have no preference among tue dis
linguished aspmauts Tor that office; Lar
iron II. Highiy as We honor all o!
them, much as We respecIil'em nd'si1ual'
Is aud collectively; uibOnnded as IS our
canf,lence IN each; and agsirassy as We
would support e,li,er ol them. we sIill
have our preference. There is one whom
We honour and esteem over all others,
one whose name Is magic word, HE
mere sound ul l,tch causes Tie blood 10
rush through our veins wI,h the bound-
ing rapldny Of mountain stream. O''F,
hose whole career, from his emlranre
lniu pablic lIle, IL the present hour, has
been one OF seli-sacTp,ficed deEosI'n ~
his country. One who has. regardless
Of himself. regardless Of Ihe brIIer de-
lamentations aud igearIless calumnies that
have beeh heaged upon hlm--regafdless
OF his cOunuy's ingrdIinde--done more
10 uphold tie honor aud glory OF that
cnunu than any man living. THAT man
is liEARI CLAY. kcnucky's hon
cured, eh,ed son. We feel lhas II is a
Useless task 10 attempt 10 eaanaraIe his
naHy and brIiianl services 10 his cOun-
Try. aud why should We! They are
Known 10 all, 10 lie very boys IN our
sttre,s the name aud lame ui liemry
Clay are as i.ialIiar as " h0usehoi"
words" Twice mas IL been The iortuae
oil Mr.. Gay, 10 fes,Ore peace and tran
qutlHy 10 lhis beloved Country; when The
Missouri question had conVulsed lms
UNION hon one ex'iemiIy 10 lie other.
wlen one dense black cloud oversp, cad
the pulHrai horizon, aud dIsuni0n wan
lis long tain vi disasters, seemed newt.
able, he stepped ior~atd. aud Tie Storm
was hu,hed al las b,ddng-ihe sun came
iOrih again with uudImmed iuslre. and
our county bounded FORWARD in her high
career vi slOly and ot greatness.
A.an lnaI country " as threatened with
d,sunin; mul'ytrati0h reIrrd us h! drA
head, and Que Dright .Siur ~ our gl0riOu,
Constellation, had al,cady paled beneath
us balefm influence. Oae gallant sac
WIS AIMED iof the dedulv and unequal
stsiie with ,he cOnceniratld Strength aud
power Of The whole wen'y-luu-civd
war with It's c0HcJmI.anI horrors stared
Us in the idce-.-G3ait he came forward
beating in his hand the olive branch ul
peace, aud Gsala ihe troubled waters
saled. And wnu does no. enenoer The
Joy, which ne JnluncIaIOn of lnat com
promise creaied tlrUu. hUuI tins vast coun
Try, III all lis lenglh aud breadth! The
Ihanks Ol millions vi grateful Ireemen a.
ceHued 10 heaven. aud thousands VINO
had never beailied lhe name vi Clay, bu,
10 couple II with restIIugs, paused IL bless
hIs name. Aud now wnen the noble
ship oil Stale, tiiat has braVed 50 many
Storms, is high upon The rocks, without
spals, mast ur rudder, wIln Il sea Iun-
Eing mouu,alu iI'gh, aud lac pillows DASH
Ing wi!diy over her gai!auI sides, ali eyes
are turned upon HENRY CLAY, as
tie man for lie crisis. Wuh these views
aud tlIesc feelings, ne unIu.l his broad
banner 10 tue breeze"
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1838-07-12

.dse.a,ed BIZ VOC al $50 20 one, lnsiesa
az elexen. Lei the administration o
s,,;s(isd xi,h his. and not UNNECESSARILY
erpscs consistency from one. in shoss
pl,llosphy such sEiEsus wss never dream
ed Of.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1838-07-12

A provision has been inserted in the
Post Office Bill, directing the Postmaster
General to pu, down the Express Mrl
at as early day as pr,cIicsbIe.