The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1843-09-14

loco foc0 LibELs UPON The fkoPLA.l
Fsom the Ballimors Amsrirsa
II i wnrhy of note lhai the lrissds 81
NJ. Van BrKES. 10 nrging HE sis'ms 70
. nomsaaiias far lIls P.e.idsp<s. lay more
susss npaa he iari &c his defssi In ls40
shsh s.pnn sny srtsi prinr,ple Identified
With his nsmr esyforaeF psiley. The
elee.ioa a Geo. HAkRiseS . pronounced
by maas ~ ,aem 10 have been fraud up
on The S>~p'e; he sreiifrueni al tha, Pc
Rod - de.Ignaied - foul and Disgusting
ldebsueh of The popular minds wrr'eh-
"a hnmbug Of hard cider End enon skins.
By which the oserfhrow ef democratic
principles VAS fffeeted. We have pa.s-
ed over such representations a. these.
believing them 20 be the efToslops Of dis
appointed spirits. Cor The 9ost part, Geek.
ing Tor solsce in words OF abuse without
ssenb'ng any real weight 10 such violent
lsnguaee.
Bu, tie hing 10 going zoo far. The
chsrges and dsnunriailnns. overlooked
when altered 10 warm blood, after an ex-
citing contest. are nos reilersted, repsa~
ted. re-fTirmed. They form The staple nf
eduari.I disqui.i,ions. Of addresses from
organ Eel bodies. Of reports. eireUlsr.. and
resolunons. Scarcely any other siyie Of
srgnmrnt is enforced.
We silude 20 this subject pstlieulsfls
d, this time by reason Of language need in
a p.per eslled Rtnddfs EspOsifor."
in which an address appears 10 The Demo
ersey Of The United STATES. purportine 10
he written in behslf of number Of the
friends OF Mr. yAS BuRES. Il 10 rspub
lished in The Richmond Enquirer, occu.
lpying more than FIVE columns Of Iifai pa.
per. We With to make our extrset ss
brief as possible from such product,on;
and onr readers, we presume, will admit
,hst our space aoa'd be most unwoiihlly
filed II much Of II we're devoted 10 such
tissue Of rancor and abuse as here fol-
low:
a Wing organization in Congress.
ramified into every county aud town. by
means OF funds raised among themselves
and throughput The Union, Il n,i IN par,
from iore,gn bondh.l.leIs. and hy the
abuse III their official franks, inunta,ed
every nonk aud corner Of The county with
rivers aud oceans Of arlful m,su presenta.
ton. bold falsehooa. and eloquent denun-
c,auon. Vast ssstn,blagss, q st!dened by
liquor. and ininristed by songs, by raw
,nrs called 81 eeehes, and BY senseless
y,llings, sent firth their well-drlIled
thousands. each a. II with a torch from
hell. to kindle Are To The Furies upon
The sllsf Of every log cabin and light M
fame upon every stump. And the nt-
gees OF the csEvsss were cnnsumna at, d by
ps,juries and frauds At which the MUD
stll shudders."
The insolenre Of This language might
warrant a rebnke pioporiiunsre to The foul
nature Of its sspeIsInns uron The gres,
majority # the Sla,s and People ri The
Uuion. But we held il To be a pi,isbie
$ ale Of mind which could rropp, any
: one deliberately 10 indite such whole
sale litel. ard more ri' able sill thai could
mske any tne Oeuete ~.
AZ a contrast 10 this incorporate and
most vile tfasion, we quote the folio ing
from The Alabama Trenne, paper which
advocates the claims of Mr.: CALHoUs "a
" the Presidency. and wt.b much adj i,,:
I've repeai the question: What csus.
ed Mr.. Van Buren's defeat by two hun
tlrei thousand votes! ..-
" For our own part. we feel comps He'd
TO sly that We believe The larger portion
I Of those votes was composed Of the hon.
: EST. the deliberate. the ueil-considerel
II siHrdges Of fiose uho cast Them.
"Tnnsr SURFACES. conveying the will
n Of > m jnrity so large as1 two hundred
d Thousand uf our countryn en-, are not SC
l. lightly, nay, :" cobtehpiuouslv. 10 be
( considered. The zeal of Mr.. Van Bn-
a rens friends is one thing; t.e settled o,,-
4 pasitinn and repugnance Of IN oreru bel.
|, ming m riiy Of his cnuutrymen arc
: quite different q lag. Are me popuia,
r feelings winch in 1910 shook ,hls nation
e Ike q tropical tornado morthy of no reg
" ADttts VIZ VI tCfU H1u iUlttH
r a deep mean ig, which those eho look
r upon the surface Of thing. only have read
:; with liule profit. 81. .-.... u
n = For our own part. We s'and at all
e times awe. before tie aroused majesty
: Of the People. .As fpr That grsa, ropula'
i. movement 81 1910. ne must pluck from,
! oar 5oson,s every democratic instinct Or,
/, zoe stand up 10 spit upon a1d scaFaf The
!, porer which proclaimed HE niH Of q
! self gorerned ndfioa-the sovereign t6un
] ders OF a free iadepeadeai suffrage which
] rosred 10 ns resis.is.s strength across The
, length and bfe ,dlh Of lie land. We NAV
| have despi-el 'hs exhioinnns offolly and
excitement which characterized iha, era.
, 3.l sotdt gredf and general erciteme,,,
|, Is uithodf them? l'he.e we're the ua,h
and weeds which A 'asd upon the sufsce,