The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1841-04-01

dssEIsa - sinister. wicked and dsafsl
oas. These, J know, win ~ b SIN
called incidents 81 Tree insiilHiiuass an
as. % . certain degree. i lfus. Bui
sppesI 70 ihs sober sense Of yoa. ny fsl
lom eilizens. without party distinction
q say whether this 10 not "A ssil. gres
syil. If ron admit This % be an ssil o
great magnitude, what. then. can be a..
rrmedyl Won VIII snswsr me. mulua
respect fur The errurs Of each party, and
eonsl forbearance. When. then. shall
shsl remedy be applied. is he next qnes-
tion. answer. INV. Al this very NO.
neni; lsi Us bsgia in good faith and in
good earnest. And why 81 This moment
rather Ihsn Al remote dsyi answer,
beraa.e this is the beginning OF a new
era in The republic. Those who hare
administered lie government for the last
twelve years. hare been turned out. aud
Iheir course and policy signalIy condemn
ed BY nineteen out Of The twenty SIX
states af this Union, and another ruler
has been chosen BY the penple. The
great republican principle. Lid down By
Mr. jefferson in his Inaugural Address.
was. {" absolute sequieseence in the deei.
sion. Of the m.jarIiy. the vital principle
81 republics. frnm which there Is no ap-
pal bat 10 force. the vital principle and
famed ate parent Of desrotism. II this
vas a snnnd principle then. is il not SO
now, and is il not the duty Of lhr mi
noriiy 10 acquiescs in he Uery clear de.
eisioa Of the majorityf II there should
be. ahich fear therc is. in this country.
! portion &c our citizens who live best in
political strife; Who base al their claims
on psr,izan services; who lorg and thirst
Cor Office. aud who arc always on the
sage Cor some public place il there
should be ans such. they will MT relish
this grave and honest advice. Pride OF
opiai,n and The hope OF Office would de-
Ter them IRON gisiag their aid in alleging
This demon Of pzrty strife. would say
10 that portion OF our old republican party
Who have wandered lr"m our flock. and
listened 10 The pralings &c Interested do
masogues and deceirers, who cry peace.
when there is no peace. and oil is well4
Wien tie enemy Is al the gaie-Gise ID
tie new Chief Magistrate a ialr and i'm
parIal uiSl. Send surh men 20 cid inl
making the laws as are on terms OF
friendship with the President, aid such
., would assist j. carrying out the mea
surrs and policy contemplated by The
great m.jorily Of the American people.
What! can The minority object 10 thin!
Will they say thai tho nineteen great
ssaies. Who have elected the Chief Ma.
gislrais BY majority Of $50. 900 soles,
must come over 70 them. ihe seven little
sia,es, that are mere. fraction Of the peo-
pie! Would not this be an arrogant,
anti republican assumption This, in-
desd, would be q reversal Of Mr. Jeffer-
sons maxim before quoted, cad such an
one ss could receive no eeunlensnce from
the disinleresIed ycomsnry Of this dis
,rieI l would cay TO you. then, come
out from smongsl Them. you are not Of
them, you ate IN false position. They
promised you bread and gave you stone. |
10, what did they promise you'll Rrform,
and seizsd on the public treasure. They
sung Of democracy, and proposed stand
Jog army. They promised liberty OF
speech. and offered you the rules and
ARTICLES Of var, IS a mild sedilion Law.
They promised economy. and spent
,hiuy.eight millions OF your money an
nuslly. They spoke Of equsliiy, aud
offered negro testimony sssins, white
men. They spoke OF The poor. and pro.
posed bankrupt law for The rich. They
boosted Of republicanism. aud in inila.
lion Of old John Adams gave you mid.
nigh, Judges. They spoke Of peace, and
lei. you on the verge'o war. They
called The Wings bank federalisis. and
they have issued tens Of millions Of rags
IN The form Of treasury notes, which are
your bonds 10 pay their improvideni
debts. They spoke of decency and good
manners. aud vllItied and irsduced Gen.
Harrison and o'her eminen, men. They
boosted uf state rights, and Ismpled un.
der foot the great broad seal oil the soye-
reign stale Of New Jersey. u
have prescnted you this epitcme. 10
'ho~ you tina, canno, 20 over and unite
with party that has SO signally failed in
every thing they have promised. When
speak Of that party. mus, be under
stood 10 mean their interested and obsii.
hs'e leaders; no, Of the thousands OF ho-
nest bu, deluded men who are yet deceiv.
ell aud influenced by them.
II will be expected that should state
what my principles are. and what policy
1 will pursue. Ipresen. you The follow
ing sketch: N
ThsiiIhe Prrsideat.shsll serve but for
one term Only.
That members of Congress should not
be appointed 10 office until their term Of
service expires.
4 cheap and economical form of go
sernment, and strict accountability ~