The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1840-05-07

.issds a he sdhirslfsloa' ne Fissslsn'
80 his aisisrIs
sc..s.d We ! b,sri sd lswi.g has 70 sis'd. :
.us,e.s of rsuissira % Pslpsbls drnoa-
s,r,s;aa. srs relraeing their course. siill
ery anwfd-prspsrs Car saen6ess. great
md lars. hsl haye IaIsh, and ws will. a
Ie..sl. hring ysa sc irRitsaa &c the good
we have promised. Deceised fas zen
resrs. ws ass asksd 20 renss our esR.
fdence IN those ~ho bare deceived 90.
~itli "a secoriiy bul the assurance whieh
has beea 80 olien broken. Pressed by
debss and embarrassmenls al User The
country, shile We Pray Cor some MEASURE
20 restore credit. and give . renewed
vitality 10 huslness-we wers 0nce iald
ne experIed mo much from goserniarni.
and must take care of ouFselses-bui
n0lr. we are invited IN Irduee The salue
af our labaur and properly 70 The standard
al The hard money despolisms ri con.
unenlsl Earopes-logiye away the public
lands IN The aeFlera slaiss-and fnrnish
the President slanding army AZ 100 900
nsn. and Ill viii yea be veil. and our
complaints be M more heard. lnJee.i, II
these things ere cnneeeed 10 the President.
our camplslnls msy he suppressed. al
lhoagh onr dismesses will increase. Those
~ho expeci relief from This administration
will. indeed. expect TOO much. LEI Us.
therefore. be true 20 nuTselses. and Ike
our fathers in The REVOLUTION. strike baldly
Tor our own deli,eraace. The reaulls 81
ten years has shown our rulers 20 be
either unable or unSIlling IN perform
what they have promised; Tor bad they
been both able and willing. why MAS il
not accomplished! Would il MOI Be mad
ness, then. 10 trust ihem longer! 10 my
opinion. IL would be worse than madness;
YES. sir, Il the people again cnnfde IN Mr..
Van Barren. after al his lailurrs-if We
are again allured By promises, so Often
brnken and never N . single instance
prrformed-if We yield once moro 90
speclaus professions. ~ variance with the
sh.le public conduct az The msn-and
again trust power 10 an srilul and selfish
demagog insinuating. ambi-
Iinns. and unprinciplrd; iuly believe We
shall. al no distant dav. read the history
Of our fully in the ruins Of the country.
But such fate may Heaven asert. l,
IL nne. dreadful 10 contemplate; one. which
am not willing 10 believe awaits Us, II
10 true. the danger which threatens 10
imminent, but lei il stimulate as 10 re-
newed exertians-nat sink rs in despair.
We have 10 llsrrison. . leader suited 10
the crisis--a true friend 10 his country:
enlightened. just. sound in his opiniuns;
sincere 10 his professions; plain, unoslen.
lsiisns. and Of truly Roman firmness in
his purposes for his coanIry's good; one.
v hon no dangers can inlimidsie. no
temptations corrupt. Under hrs banner.
ei Us rally. L 10 The banner OF The con-
'li,n,ion; the glorious star spanelrd ban
aer Of our country. Let /. UNION" be
nur waiehword, The Union ofihe Whigs-
not fnr office. not for power. not Cor fame
but in the language Of an eloquent son
Df Virginia. " UNIoN far The sake OF
fHE UNl0N"--.hst USIoN which was
With such leader. such . cause &; AM snssr
'ueh motive, We csnnot fail. No; a
glorious success awaits us; and ths, con-
'iliuiion. which is The bes, and brightest
inheritance we owe 10 the wisdom and
salour Of our sires, rescued from The
Dnhallawed grasp Of The spoilers. will
yet be transmitted in un,arnlshed splen-
Jour 10 our pos,erilyi
fsee Appendix.