The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1839-10-10

bsen adsshcing bT hssly snd eaoIm01s
strides u siBpls eleeiiFs noaaFrhy.
lhe ministers Of lhst sorernmsni. iron The
hishesi % ire lowest. snd their Leading
paTliEans. have been coniInuallv making
The loudest professions n Eral or dsmnr-
Fscy. Bas u shase professions se ere
compelled 10 dislrusl The sincerity; be-
cause Ae can Tee.lleel "a pisjgs gssrn
BY the men 10 poser. AZ > mnlise Ia The
people 10 elevate them 20 olEre. that has
been redeemed; no one promise lhst has
been fvl6lled; no pFOfessien of opiai5n.
principle, Or feeling. which they have mol
utterly disregarJed; and because lhs
history IL The transition Of Ispubliean 60
EernmenIs into monzrchiss. in ell eoun.
tries, snd sll times. ssinees that monar-
ehy hss always adEaResd. and gui posses
sions under The assk Of ulusdsmoeEary.
Mohsrchicsl principles and practices. lhe
arts or corruption. The doctrines Of agra
risnism. snA al the countless siees and
lailies Hey must in Ihs end sngsadeT and
mature. cannot be endured xilhsst dan
ser 70 The republic. wishosl dying Up
The sources Of nalionsl prosperity. osey-
turning The foundations of eisl liberty
and social happiness. and Introducing
diseord, eoafusion. violence aad misery.
in Tlsee Of lhsi hsrTpony. order. psare
and freedom, which il Was The object Of
our bsnienan, institutions 70 PrOuoss and
10 secure. s az s-.. -s.-.. ...8 <-....-.
For The irslh pf Ell The gsRstsl charges
which haze been hero preferred against
the present Chief Magistrate and his i'm
mediate predecessor. We refer our fellow
ciIizsns 10 the history Of their admins
trLli0R--in notorious aud recorded facts.
We challenge inquiry. and defy refuIa-
lion. z-...~s-r.m- g-.-..-.- ..--s
u 10 the deliberate aad uniouhang con-
yiclian OF Ills Convention, that . msiari-
~ Of the people Of he Uniisll SAFES, and.
especially. . msjority Of he people Of
this state. are sensible Of lhe vices oI lie
existing sdninisuaIton or The Federal Co
sernmeni. and OF The evils those vices
porIend, and consequently OF lhs neees-
si,y Of discsrding Mr.. Van BursR from
public confidence and Office. Al the
same tine. we are painfully aware. that
there are divisions Of opinion among Ne,
on points in themselves Of trivial impor.
lance compared with the great oblsels -
10 which We oil agree. which. il we shsli
PerSersely continue IN regard and foster.
will Isndsr The sill Of The majority holly
Inefficient. howsser great that msjaTiIy
may be. aud leave The election Of the
President 10 the united. combined. disci.
plined exeT1ions Of minority. We see
IN the conduct Of the psrIizsas Of lie
President. 10 their eonIi1usl efforts -
SOW. or 10 inaams. divisions among 10.
and their care 10 nnls aud exhibit 10 the
people. every diversity Of srntinsHi
which Independence 0f thought and indr.
sidUalsy Of character have produced. The
conSIeIlon they entertain. thai thsIr hopes
81 success rest 90 our division and their
own unsnlmiiy. -u. ->x.. -..
u IL shalt turn out 10 The sequel. that
the vas, and all.pervsdins power 81 lhe
Executive. is alone competent TO organ.
ize. combine and direct parry 10 decd.
the election Of . PresiJebI. then lie same
inAuencs which viii enable Mr.. Van Va.
ren 10 accomplish his osn &c slecilor.
wIll also enable him To dictate The rlse.
ton Of his successor; and We cannot but
look With horror aud dismay. 10 the DIS.
nasty to which be may lrIsmi, I,is pow.
&c. s.-. a.a--.-=. a
la fine. This Convention. While it
knows .hal eoneegi and er.speraIlun
among those sho aIs opposed 10 tie re.
election Of Mr.. Van Buren, 10 the Pref
dsncy, 10 absolutely necessary 10 ,hf,r
success, is happy IN The ron,rnon ia,
such concert aud CD operation Will prove
sufficient 10 remose him lfom 0aiss. aud
10 eject trustworthy successor.
Rs:olrsi therefore. Tha, i. is expedi-
cot. ina. as many delegates q. v,.ginis
10 entitled 10 electors 10 the PsesItenlial
Election. shall be chosen and Jepuied by
this Convention 10 The National conven.
ton proposed 10 be held al Harrisburg
10 December next 10 tepresen, lie Wing
party Of Virginia, 10 the selection. nomi. /
nation and Recommendation Of proper
candidates "a. be supported By The whole
party lhrouah ouI the Union, FOE the off !
ees of l'residen, add Vice President Of
the Uaiied States: and that Two Of those
delegates be selected from The state Al
large. aud one from each congressional
district of The state. ssaas -
Resoirsd. That whether we have re-
gard 10 The opinions aud wishes Of the
we represent, or to The Ia
Tents. lung experience Ia public Affairs,
and tried virtue. whirh combine 10 con-
stiIu,e the wisdom Of great statesman.
Henry Clay Of Kentucky. 10, 10 our opi-
Mon. the man who ought 10 be nominI.-
ed and supported Tor ,he Office Of Psesi-
dent of The Uni'ed States; and lha, ". =.
Talmadse. II New York. ough, TO be
and supnor,ed (,,r lbe Office oI