The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1840-06-25

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ia ALLEx--Sises ~ rslarn 60
CHS eiay after shart sss<acs in The
slass "a New fsrk. whrse I base had
shs best means e sscrrtassisg The
pahllc opinisa In rrl.Iioa be The pros
pecls q Sir. Wan Bsrra n that state.
A have been freqnently asked Tor M
ypiaion upon that absorbing subjrci.
Dariag ny absence, . travelled nssr
Che entire length % The siaie-sas
and ceasersed Nth many rrfPreia.
ole and istelligrni individuals u hoih
p=iiiicai parties ON the sutjeet Of the
approaching sleeiion, and have The
satisfaction Of assuring pea that there
a. no foundation Tor an honest dIifsF-
<nes of opinion-noi q danbt exists
shat The great and patriotic state Of
Nes York all essr again eoatribale
fer inl1ssnCe 70 the elevation af
man sa0se ahnle course Of pnlicy has
been characterized BY the most per-
feci srl6shness. and which spread
dssolaiIsn and ruin Among sll elssses
OF The COMMUNICATIVE has always
preferred his awn agrsndizrment 10
the giafy. happiness, and prosperity
of his csautry. There Is no feeling
Of state pride or Of personal friend
ship Tor Mr.. Van Buren,. and al 81
his hopes are based sPoa party DIS.
cipIlne, q system 10 which his -hoir
sacs Ess Dcfn devoted, and the only
one for which be has ever bern dis
<ingaishrd.
His financial scheme. which has
heeu 80 long and so pertinariOusly
persisted ina scheme 50 well calcu-
lated 20 paralsze the industry and
destroy The credit and enterprise Of
lie couniry. added 20 his recent al.
tempt 20 raise q standing army Of
100000 militia and place IL under
his command, has excited the Tears
Of his csantrymen, and aroused a spi.
rit Of righteous indignation and IN.
flexible determination which cannot
be subdurd. and which will cerlsini,
osers helm him. Great changes are
daily taking plare in every part ai
fbc state. and they are al against
bin. ! have not heard Of Q single |
change in his favor. and hundreds.
among the lsboring and producing |
classes, arc daily abandoning him, as
man uho processes one set Of prin-
ripies and practices another. And
Why should 10 not be so? How can
honest men, who rraiizc that they
+" have country 10 save as cell asa
Psrty TO serve" give their support 10 :
Q man whose Shois course Of policy !
has beea adverse 60 the best interests
Of bis country How can honest Ia
borers Of this country. whose wages
are 10 be reduced TO the level Of The
Russian serf--thc farmers. whose ,
aa can fad no o.. % "a sssaiPPaIBy
nent--the m.-sf>essrera. whost m
ssres are wasting in their store. q
souses. and will not command prices 5,
sufficient 10 defray the EXPENSES Of a,
heir msnufzcture--in fine, how can Il
ny portion Of the community sustain il
10 administration so hostile as the 81
resident is 90 the best interests OF Vi
his once nourishins and happy re.
,ubiic? hl
Mr. Van Buren, has ever bren re. W
'srded IS 0 time-seEring selfish and .
nutritious man. He has been watch
d siih jealousy by the people Of his :,
alive state, and never enjoyed their Ne
on6dencr. Under the sacred name ~
Democracy, with the aid Of ultra an
nd anprincipled allies from the old ca
ederal ranks he has prostiiated TO an
Is own selfish views aud degraded io
the power and prosperity lii
thai great and pstiotic state, and
is proud and animaring spectacle. elt
witness the spirit Of unsnimity and ia
'ierDInstion, which prrssdes ell va
assoc Ut our citizrns. with one ex- va
p,ion) TO rid che " Empire State" -,
ID the country. from one Of their IS. -.
ost recreant and degenerate sons. or
The same indomitable spirit OF -,
redom, which WAS invoked with ed.
Gu triumphant success. by our re. of
'lutionary sires. whose blood m0is. nal
ned The fair fields Of Lexington and me
ratogs. yeI burns with ungaencha bv
ssaar. ia the bosoms of their sops; wa
D as certain as The ldes Of Novvm
shall come, will the Wanting the
Ibiiian' Of Mr.. Van Buren, se mosi =.
,naiiy rebuked, and his prospects sos
ever bIighted. by . majority oil no no
re than 10000 men. determined to ~. p,'
free. -, ~
In the numrrous conversations c...
ich had with the candid and well ,;or
ormed Supporters Of Mr. Van b. can
J. do not recoiiect Of . single in. .as
nee in a hirh ans -.nG d. -.