The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1840-09-24

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noaey % party purposes; thai q SEEKS
Ieoasosilaas sad slrsagshen party BY ese
~ form II public pssronagrt that q laoo'
roc ~ seeks % coaceai The ruth ifoE
shs people on sahjeess Of great iaifress
Ihsl Il has shown ilseh 10 be selfish o
is enas and carrups % rs means; ana
ahss Il Il should Be able 20 mainiaia iisell
Ia poser throagh anosher Ifrm, here =
lie most inmihent danger that = al
plunge lie eoaniry 10 sui farther d'faeui'
~. bring On rna srezisr disorder and as
trsss, ana undeFmine % once me tounda
nsas ns ghe public prosperity and The an
ssiiasions az Inc eaangy.
Men lhus false 10 her own professions,
false % The prinripies IL The constitution,
f.lss 10 he interests % The people. and
I.l.e % The highest honor Of their coan.
ny, re unsl 70 Be rulers Of ibis Repub'
lie.
The people 81 The United Saies have
q righi 70 good government. They have
. right 10 an honest and faithful erereiss
of ~ he powers of The constitution q
saasrsiood and pIsesised in the bes. days
nc he Republic Cor the general good.
They have an insliensbls right 70 oil The
blessings Of that liberty which their "a
jhers sehieyed, and III The benefits 81
Jhsi Uaios which shsiF fathers establish
ed.
And sIaading here. this day, with The
memory Of those Fathers fresh on our
hesris. and with the 6eld Of their glory
and The monuments Of their fame full IN
pxn siew.-xilh Bunksr Hill beneath
snd Concord and Lexington, and Dor
chester Heights. and Faneuil Hall
around us.--We here - part Of he peo-
RE. pledge ourselves 10 each other and "a
our country. 10 spare no lawful and ho-
norsble efforts 20 yindicate and m.in,ain
these rights. and 20 remove from the
high places Of The nation; men who have
thas e0nisnned and violated them.
And ws earnestly and solemnly invoke
oil good men aud true patriots lhroughoui
The Union, foregoing 81 considerations .f
party. and forgetting all distinction Of
state or section, 60 rally once more. as
our Fathers did in rs. against The COM
moo epprsssors Of or country, and 10
pniie with Us IN restoring our glorious
Constitution 10 IFS true Interpretation, is
practical administration. and 10 jus. su-
premacy.
In such cause, principles are every
bAias; individuals nothing. Yea We can
not forget that We have worthy. honest,
capable candidates for the Offices from
which we hope 70 remove the prvsen. in
eumbents.
Those Who desire change. ,hrough-
out the whole country. hare sgresd
Fi,h extraordinary unsnimi,y 70 snppori
Gen. William Henry Harrison for ibe
ofEee Of president We believe him 10
be On honest and faithful citizen. who has
served his equity successfully, IN divers
civil lrusis; and We believe him veteran
soldier. whose honor end bravery can
not be Questioned. Wei give him our nm
aenee NE shall supper, him. ana he adf I'D:
citizen Of Virginia. who has
been terminated for the Vice Presidency.
with Ill our efforts and all our hearts.
ihroush the present contest; conviced ,ha,
by heir ELECTION The true spirit Of the
Constitution Will be restored. the praspe
rity Of The people revived. The stability OF
our free institutions reasspred, and the
blessings Of lhe Union and Liberty secur.
ed 10 ourselves and our posIeriiy.
After Mr. Webster had finished read
ing THE noble production. The cir resoun-
ded with seclsmstlons--snd copies we're
ssruck of Al the printing press, which,
on platform. formed conspi-
ruous object in The procession, and dis.
Irib1isd among ibe Convention. The
meeting was also briefly. 5ui eloquen,ly
addressed by several distinguished gen.
Ilemen from the neighboring states,
ghose names we we're unsble to learn,
after which, the line Of march was taken
pr for Boston.
Tlie BiNERs. EMBLEus. &c.
Iiis impossible for Us, in this number |
e our paper, 10 giYe any, save a meagre
ccouns Of the banners and egblems |
which sere borne and worn in The pro- |
'ession. They were exceedingly nume-
ous, conceived 10 good taste. aud execn
ed with great skill. They made beau !
ifu, snd splendid appearance, aud added
much 70 lhe iGieyesl II The scene.
Every county. and, we believe. every |
owp in old Massachusetts, was yell re-
resen,sI on Ibis occasion. Each Town
~ its banner and other emblems. gene.
ally ingeniously Devised. and containing
ome local and political sllusion Of an az.
Tspfis,e character. The Nantucket and
lev Bedford delegations were sccompa-
led BY yhsle boats. elegantly built for
be occasion. and neatly trimmed, and
lannea By stout aud sialwart. thorough
DING wings. The delegates from Lynn
ought wilh them a mammoth sllnp,
rawp by white horses. anil containing
seaiy i've % thirty good Whigs-rssl
'ofking men. Several log cabin, we're
lso N ike procession. and other en-
lens expressive Of simplicity. iniu.,ry.
onesiy. and patriotism. The cavslcade | t.
as very numefogs. AMI among them
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