The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1840-05-28
Correspondence Of ne National Iaisiii.
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cinsiansii. May ~
see in the speech 81 Senator Grandy.
In the Baltimore Convention. quasi APP
peal 10 The Postmaster Of cincinLsii, who
was there, in which be insinusles that .
committee OF committees here 20 10 The
post Office. receive and open The letters
ol General Harrison. and the Postmaster.
now in Washington IN pursuit 81 reap
painlmeni. remained quiet daring This APP
peal. The statement. Il IL be intended
Cor one. is no, only false. but has not even
. shados Of ruth 10 stand upon, and if
NOT known 10 be false BY lhe promvlga-
Tor Of il. was we'll known 10 be 80 By Inn
Who was compelled by his humillaling
position TO receive The appeal in silence.
The abandonment Of Col. n. NJ. John.
con by this Baltimore Conseniion, 10 in
IRE 10 The sole benefl Of NJ. Van Buren,.
will not be forgotten nor forgiven by his
political friends 10 Ohio, ladians, KEN
lucky. aud Illinois. The ness has Gre
sied not inmulluous, but YET profound
sensation in The wesI, and il marks 80
clearly The calculating and eool-blooded
policy Of sacrificing both snbslisus and
soldiers Tor The life Of The ehiel, thai ,hs
injury and insult will be avenged.
The reiterated and prolonged personal
warfare the Van buren, parry is wsging
upon General Harrison 10 developing a
feeling in the West. Of which you can
have no idea fran descriptions; and this
insult now put BY The New Yurk Rrgen-
cy and others upon gallant fellos-sol-
dier Of Gen. Harrison al The Thames will
but add 10 this feeling. The corrupt and
rUinous measures Of The Administration
unqnrsiionably have powerful elect
upon al thinking men; but the people
are rallying rapidly nos upon new aad
more exciting Issues-ihai OF The last var,
and The balllss they fought in il--whelher
they were sell or III done. You well
know that III lhe West. the leading and
most eminent men Of Keniucky. West
ern Pennsylvania. 0hia. and ln,lisns.
were under General Harrison as volun-
irer soldiers; and shPn 'fippeeanoe, Forl
Meigs, and The Thames are attacked
through Gen. Harrison. the thousands 81
volunteers who served under him, and
whom he always attached 10 him rs per.
sonal friends. feel ss IL they were attack
ej loo, and. they make u personal ques-
lion.
u does seen to me. locking calmly al
things here. that The people are volunteers
ing here now, IN this Presidential cam
paign, jus, as if they were TO drive of
Proctor and Tecnmseh again--fur lie en-
'husissm is similar. and The rush Of tic
masses is similar. There is 10 be-, Tor
an example, . convention on the balile
ground Of Tippecanoe, on the ooh, aud
people are preparing their tents. their
camp. eqnipsgr, their forage. their camp
kettles. DC, jus, as they did when they
rallied under Harrison a, The call Of Meips
and Shelby in Tie last war. Thousands
upon thousands will be on th,s battle
ground on The 29,h. and il viii Be Tho
greatest scene ever ilnessed IN the West.
do not like 10 use language TOO strong
about elections. for they are 50 ollen nn.
certain, bot can say with safety now, |
shas Mr.. Van Buren, nigh, just .. well
attempt 10 dam up Niagsrs as 10 s,op thi.
Niagara Of lsuisnnisn in the Wes,
Ohia. Indiana. and Illinois are as certain
lor hlm as the Miss,ssiPpi is 10 run down
-iream. aud Missouri is going 10 be one |
81 the hardest fnugh. 4, Ids 10 The Union.