The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1840-04-16

siblitiy o. mainiainihg hems Let htm
soms iofvaTd aud shss lbsnsslsss equal
20 he iask.
I uould slse. respectfully. appeal 10
hose yong men. who have already. or
Who ara about 10 silaeh themselves 10
that rsrsy whose mssssFes have wrought
such ruin amongst ~. % resis- The
whole maller. and consider wheeler their
true interests do moi rsqairs thar they
should Join ~ilh " in the great work 81
reform. and sjsrs from Office man, Who
neither has now. nor ever has hsd. The
sIighsesi claims upon he gEsiisads Of The
American people. and xhase whole ad-
minisirsiion has been marked BY The dis
iresses and sui1rrings Of The nation. j.
not this sol IL II not The case. III mat
ters not what may be The canse. that ever
since Mr.. Van Buren, went into Office.
our country has exhibited one vide spread
scene Of distress and ruin! With I'll The
elements Of prosperity around Ne. our GO
sernmenl 10 now bankrupt and our peo-
pie o,ershelmed ui.h difficulty and dis
Hess. Why is Ell l..ls sol Answer Tor
yourselves The question. But The peo-
pie have already sseerlained ,he cause.
and have devised Tie lemedy far The evil.
They have resolved spon an immediate
change Of rulers; which resolution they
will certainly carry into effect 81 The next
election. ] do mol now speak Of The peo-
pie Of Orange. for il is possible. but moi
probable. that We may be beaten here;
but speak Of the great mass Of The Ame.
r'esn people. They have determined 70
Try man u an entirely different se, Of
principles. They have ., length deler.
mined 70 reward ihe long and faithful ser
vices oi patriot. . statesman. and he.
90; man who has spent BY FAR The grea,
er pari Of long life in The srduous and
unrequi.ed service Of bis country; VII,
has sersed Us in The tented field and il
the councils Of the Eation; man. 10 fine
10 whom the American people are NOR,
indebted Than 10 any other man living
Will yon join with The Wig party
which, thank Heaven. is nolc compose,
Of large majority Of The people. in can
ceiling this large aud accumulated debt a
: gratitude. which we owe 20 General II AZ
rison. aud in rewarding him in a Wa,
alike honorable 10 bin and 10 usi d
will you again vote Tor Martin Van BIZ
rem; man who has never, in single ia
stance. sacrificed personal interest or pei
sonal security in your service; Who hs
never done one solitary sc,. or propose
4 a single solitary measure for lie goni ,
. The countryl What claims has he upo
: Van. e--.:.--a--." suTTursE ne has don
/, noihing. literally nothing. Cor the ..
: vancement of The name or prosperity ,
\ The American people; but instead Of tli'
r has brought The country IN the very yerg
= of ruin. II any one doubts this, lie, hil
!. but refer to The farewell address Of Gen,
= raj Jackson. which vas published to IL
IS world but liule more Than three yea
N ago, IN which lie congratulated the Am,
!. r,csn people that he was about to refill
;. from Office, leaving Them "prosperol
e and happy;" then let him look aroOn
n him and ask himself il that is their eond
=. ,ion noV? and if not. the cause OF III
!. gres. and lsmenssbls change which Ia
"A been brought abou, in ,bis shun tim,
!. There is but one satisfactory answer III;
10 can be given 10 the question. and lha,
l. alike damning TO the character Of NJ
In Van Buren, as a patriot ar q Statesmen
r. But you may ask, aha. assurance ha,
IN we that there will be change for d
ID better in The event OF General Harrison
E. election! answer, every assurance ,h
IN eau b. given. General Harrison has bee
Al tried. abundaniiy tried, and unlike NJ
r Van Buren,. has proved himself baih
a. pa,riut and statesman. Ills friends Il
ID ple scrutiny into his character aud CO.
e. due, during The while Of his long and a
a, live life; being well assured. That Il
re- more that 10 known Of The many sacri
ed ces he has made, The many, many DANCE
he I've has encountered, and The great aud q
NJ impmsan. services be has rendered b
u, country, the more anxious will his fello
n. c,,izens, in every par. Of The Union. b
~ to reward, With The highest office in d
u. gif, Of The American people. the man wi
he has proved himself, in every way.
ng well worthy Of il.
bi, These are the two men whose clais