The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1840-07-30

~"n Ehkiand.
i 2. Levi Woodbury.. fseeret.rv n n.
iteasury.l .ha was elected s.ssrno, !,
New hampshire ia lS23. o. fhe po,es
Of fhe Federal party.
, Roger B. ransy. NJ l.,h h.,ehe,
and bsliimare mob memory.
4 James Buchanan. u. q. Senate,
from Pennsylvania En-. Minister N RI.
sia-earnered BY John Davis far ii,
speech against high wages pillar a
the ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS of the mos,
denuneisIory speech agains, Democracy
ever uttered. and Who. in 1875. declared
IN the Senate. II have been called Re
deralisi. and shall never be ashamed u
the name"
D. Reael Williams. q Van Buren, u.
States Senator from Maine. who assisted
1919.
0. Henry Hubbard. Van Buien Sen
aior from New Hampshire, Who wss
prime mover in geliing up the meeting
a which delegates were ehosen 10 The
Hartford Convention from New Hamp.
shire.
2. Garrett ID. WILL. Van Buren, Sen.
sior from New Jersey. Who saws The Of.
Zee holders are bound 10 interfere in cleo
lions. and ~ho said in The United States
Senate 10 1898. Here. sir. IN The pre-
senee Of the American people. I svow
that | was Federalisi. and acted with
that party zealou.ly and actively, so long
as the a.g waved in New Jersey"
8. WIN. Wilkins. Ex-Minlster 10 Rus.
STA. who. in an GRAFTON delivered in The
last war. bitterly denounced The war and
James Madison. together with the whole
Democratic party Of that day.
0. Henry ID. Gilpin, Attorney Gener.
al Of The u. s.. late Solicitor OF The Urea.
sury. is an asowed and hot Frdersl,si.
10 Thomas Harley crawford. Of
Pean.. Indian Commissioner. &c ditto.
IL. John NJ. Read, u. 5. Dlslricl Al.
iorney, II philadelphia. ditlo.
10. John X. Kane. Of Phils.. Com.
missioner Of French claims, ditto.
10. Ross wilkins, late Of Penn. u.
States District Judge in Michigan, ditlo.
IA. George NJ. K.im. member OF Con-
gress from Penn. notorious FeJeralisi.
Is. Richard Rush. The 6rs, man who
ever mounted the black cocksde ss fed
ersl badge.
l6 Charlie. J. Iager.oll. who once
honestly declared. ('nark. j. reader, Tor
this man 10 one Of NJ. Van Bursn's
wheel horses,) ,hs, .'hsd he lived during
the Revelation. he. TOO, would have been
Tory"
~. Martin Critlenden. who, as Gov.
ernor of Vermont issued q proclamation
prohibiting the Vermont militia IRON
crossing the Lake 10 defend Plsusburg
sgain,ilhe invasion of,he British troops.
Is. nuiee ]. Pearce. late member Of
Congress from Rhode Island.
10. Rev. George Bancroft, collscsos
OF the Customs al lIos,oa.
30. Alexander II. Everett. editor Of
the New York Evening Post. who abns
ed Thomas Jefferson IN poetic satire.
81. John II. Prentlss. q member Of
Congress from New York. who once
exclaimed. Democracy a monster Wild
as that which rosms the I.yblan wastes,
and Joys 10 drench his iusks in blood
pesiiience tina, spreads contsgion over the
whole extent Of our country PERM
cious blast which wilhers every thing il
touches"
%. George X. Davis, late Bank Com.
missioner of New York.
30. John r. eastman, formerly a
Federal member Of Congress-appoinled
Judge by The celebrated Albany Regency.
81. Edwin CrosweII, editor of the Al
bany Argus. member of the Albany Re-
gency. and for many years in the receip.
Of 100000 year as The Regency state
printer.
25. Peter d. Vroom. one Of those who
have been folsied into the House Of Re-
representatives. contrary TO the wishes oi
a majority OF illegal" voters Of N. Jersey,
and who permi,,ed an affidavit to be read
on the floor Of Congress. impugning the
integrity OF Gov. Pennington, which he
knew 10 be FALSE. and which has
since been acknowledged 10 be so BY the
man who made il.
&c. James Carroll. v. d. member Of
i Congress from Maryland.
i 81. Francis Thomas. v. B. member oil
Congress from Maryland.
/ %. ]. 7. II. WorlhiDg,on, V. Buren,
member Of Congress from Maryland.
;. 30. Gov. Grason, v. B. Governor oil
Maryland.
i 80. Judge Heath. v. B. man in Bali.
more. strong friend Of The old Alien aud
Sediiion Law.
! 81. D. Taylor. v. B. ex-member oil
Congress from New York.
i 80. Judge Vanderpoei Of N. Y.
i 80. ]. ]. De Graf. v. B. ex memteI
OF Congress from N. York.
il 81. Herman Knickerbocker. OF Schagh'
iichoks. Federal member Of Congress
during the last war, which he opposed
and al presen. Van Buren, man Of the