The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1842-07-14

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raised this hue and cry would receive
heir merilel seorn and contempt This
circular OF Mr.. Graham's gives clear ex'
position Of The facts connected with lhis |
subjects and il any candid man can read
them, and say lhat the Wings deserve
censure for the appropriations. then we
mus. confess that we are incomPesenf
Judges, and know not what is due from
nation TO one who has been her benefae-
Tor and friend, and died in her service.
Let all read il who desire to form JUST
Judgment Of the action Of Congress.
The following extract Of letter TO the /
editor, from friend in Washington, dated |
July 81, may serve 10 give our readers
peep al the actual condition Of things
there:
.Congress will probably adjourn about
the close Of this month. The exiraordi-
nary course Of the President delays every
thing. HaLfihe Time OF Congress nearly,
is taken up in endeavours 10 avoid the
yeios and circnmvention Of the apostale
and traitor. We should have adjourned
| in May but for this cause. The country
cannot be brought 10 realize the difficult
Ties Of our position.
|. Tyler has been in close negotiation
with Inc Locos. They have seduced his
insane and absurd ambition into the most
wicked and vindiciiye apostacy, and yet
| in their hearts scorn him, and ultimately
viii lei him down the wind with all the
rotlenness and offensiyeness of his inia-
my. The Wing party in Congress has
never been so united in firm phalanx rs
al The present moment. The last absurd
veto has had the happiesI ea.cts exactly
where they were most needed-in The
north and east. We feel the injury Of
the proiracted session, but great as it is,
il is unavoidable. The Wings in Con-
gress will do their duty. and their whole
duty, exactly as il no obstacles were
thrown in their path. The people, we
rely with hope and confidence, will come
to appreciate justly our continued efforts
under the actual trying circumstances, and
come to the rescue OF the country and all
its great interests from the hands Of trai-
tors and deslructiyes."
We feel inclined TO add a reflection
here. The l.ocos charge the Wings with
classifying their promises to The people q
better times, when the fact is notorious
thai President Tyler, through ambition OF
folly, or both combined, has thrown him.
self in the way Of all important measures
} for the relief Of the country, aud our OF
: ponents have landed him for il. The
Wings have labored hard 10 redeem thei
promises to the people all that mel
could d. they've done, and the respon
: sibility for the failure rests not upon them
: The country must see this: and as TN
! fault is hot with the principles or inca
: sures Of the Wing party, the people vii
: know how to apply the remedy. The.
will moi adopt the absurd logic Of the 10
!, cofoco prints, that bccaase the Wing
n have mol been able to carry out their psiu
9 ciples in consequence u the death Of lhei
: lamented chief and the insane ambition
of an accidental President, that therefor
II they mus, try again system Of measure
s which have already been fully tried, an
It have brought widespread ruin and Iii,
! tress upon the country. No, no: cate
than at this folly if you can. But the
d will again rally around the principle
n which animated them in the contest
!" 1910; an, by a second triumph, the
: will accomplish what they had so rondl
hoped was effected in tllai struggle.
We must close this article with anotl
er extract from the same letter, as it Ina
\ monizes so well with Inc sentiments III
D. expressed:
I'd MARX the predictions: Henry Ola
" if God shall spare bis life and health, VI
run dorm and rya ovsr all opposition,
i. steam boa. under high steam pressu
would run down and run over lrail bal
milan canoe. The enthusiasm and Il
yor with which The people are taxing Iii
i up every WHARF, is as u respected Al
q gfalilying - his friends as il is appalir
4, % his e1amies. 'rha L,cns are deep
at ;liril'l; bit were they united, the resi-
would be tbs SAM. Col defend d
fright"