The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1841-03-25
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Each number % designed 10 coalaia aisbu-
lar statement Of The Milton. Danslne. Gisskes.
vile, and Petersburg Markets. regularly Ecsis-
"a snd corrected. which farmers and trades
men VIII End important 10 their interests.
The location of Milton, and The Intelligence,
wealth and liheraiIiy OF the surrounding coun.
Try, woaid seem 70 Justify the belief that pa,
per, IL well conducted. would be sustained.
The excitement incident 10 d warmly contested
election has abased; the storm eloads % sur
charged with electric IRE, and once 80 omin
Qua of danger 10 our pulliscsl prosperity and
happiness, las sLivered ils lightning iavellns
against the rampsris Of our institutions. and
passed away; YET. ihsnk heaven, such i lheif
peculiar nature that they have survived The
eonElsct. though somewhat siektned BY the Jars
and the consn.sise throes 81 party rage. !. Is
therefore thought that = paper talthough taking
decided slandiu Pollllesl devoted % the pros
pesiiy ard interest Of The section q country 10
which il il iocated--one that should be Chro-
nicle u tlie News Of The das would meet the
wishes Of this community better than one Of
. strictly and exclusively partizan character
How FAR this Il HE case, the Undersigned . mol
prepared 70 say. and the success of these pro.
posals must alone determine
IN regard 10 The politics Of The undersigned.
breyily (which should never be overlooked IN
an address Of this kind.I pFclIudes detailed
synopsis of their peculiar nature. Hence. ha
will only remark that the principles sci ioTih
by IcfleFson aud Madison IN '9s-,99, are bis
principles; they form his text book they
shall be sustained and defended whenever as
sailed by the confined forces u ayalice and
ambition. OF assaulted from whatsoever qaar.
ter. Perhaps the reader. unaequainied with
The undersigned, has Suffered his curiosity 10
rise on tip.ioe, BY this time, 70 know his 'po-
siiion' during The last Presidential contest lie
marched under that banner which hoated 10
victory last Nosember-a victory whlch be
iondly hopes will result ID restoring the Gov
eminent 10 its pristine purity. II, however.
these hopes are not realized &c Ihsy are deiu
sions. lei another banner wave with Reform!
Reforml indelibly inscribed on its silken folds.
Thus he marched; nor did . British gold" nor
American gold" nor Bank iufluence.n nor
. charm Of Office" nor any thing save that
which God implanted 10 his bosom, direct his
steps; he was actuaied by an honest heart, ho
nest reason, genuine patriotism. and q con.
science conscious Of iis Tecliiude. Thus march.
ing on, he never fer . moment thought those
who rallied under another and somewhat differ
ent banner we're influenced BY any other than
the pnrest and most patriotic motives; he spur.
ned 10 think them his country's fnems. Parties
may exist under any government, and jet ALL
pc friends 10 one and the same government.
Now, the American people. from multiplicity
Of local causes. are divided into two factions,
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UnioR--one Gosefnment--one common desli.
ny" Lonk II the meek disciples Of Christi.
sniiy, Tor example. They differ with regard Ia
The mode Of worship. still their object is united
one. But soIne men are SO com plelely hsr
messed with party prejudice, that they suffer il
10 ride them rough shod. booted and spur.
red;' Influenced BY blind and infatuated par
" zeal, they justify party in ali its mad and
rancnrous atls, and condemn il in nothing; so
raoaid, indeed,.do some men suffer party spirit
10 make them that. frequently. it 10 permitted
70 sunder the golden Ties Of Friendship between
man and man; fofso0th, many men are so big.
oted that they wall not even support or read
Newspaper. because is politics and iAtirs are
not exactly similar. How astonishing! how
lameniable 10 Tie fact. All this is evidently
arong--it is uncharitable. unpatrioiic, and
smacks Of pusillsnimiiy--i 10 an evil which
the good sense Of The American people mus,
crush, or this happy form Of Government will
decay and perish under its poisonous faups
The undersigned has said thus much abaut
party spirit, because il will be his object, il not
his duty, to check its rapid strides, as lar as il
may be in his power. and restore il 10 its pro.
per bounds And al hongh he will give lis
humble support 10 the leading measures Of the
Wing party, ne will, with a manly indepen.
dence. censure where he may think censure
due: His motto will be, " Willing TO praise,
but not afraid 10 blamen But enoush--the
length Of this hastily composed and imperfect
address is already far beyond lis original de.
sign.
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