The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1843-04-13
MIL CARRIERS ADDRESS.

HILL CaRTER'S ADDRESS.
70 iLs Wings II the ss.snlh ;coEgressional
Dis,rici. es.mprsed q aeeomae. No'ihamP
Ion. Elizabeth Cas. Iatk. na'wisk. Jsmes
City and " Williamsburg. New Keai, Charles
City. Mathews. g ouees,er, Lancaster aad
Northumberland.
Ftilor-citiSms:-I an convinced ihat
unless The Wing parry d This country re-
gain ihe a~rendsncy in the Presidential
contest 81 1914. We are doomed 10 60 On
suffering ~ilhunt remedy. and probably
doomed 10 sbff.r ill mere intensely than
We have vet hane. l-htiieve with The
rloqueni President III lie lie Wing Con-
senlien which sst IN This CITY. thu, Re.
public j. . government Of lass. and that
sny other government than government
II laws j. dsspnnsm; and believing. more
over that lie Wing party will alone en-
sure The continuance Of such govern
meni, and desiring 10 transmit 10 my pos.
terliy the free insiiiu,ions Of our repub.
llcsn country. sm resolved. 80 far a. il
depends upon me. 10 leave nnlhing an
done which can be dune hsHourablv 10
continue my chlldien - free % my faith
er let me.
With these motives. end with no amhi-
,ious s<pirsi ons beyond, with no hopes
and no wishes apar, from The good 81 The
country. and The faithful tlschsrge Of tile
duty Of a representative Of The people. |
offer myself a. candidate 10 the electors
10 The 7lh district 10 represent them in
Congress; having been led 10 believe al
50. that IL was The wish Of MANY Of The
Wigs OF the district thai. should be-
come candidate.
IL making ibis tender Of my services to
The People Of Tia, district, itis both Gus
iomsry asd righ,,hs, should diselnse my
political sentiments. and shall do 30 with
out reserve or concealment. ! will dndge
no question. and II am no, thought in This
address Sufficiently explicit. | hold my.
self prepared al all ilmes, Or 10 any mode.
to satisfy those who. as | offer myself ID
represent ;hem. have right 10 know all
nv political opinions.
But before L do 81. will take the liber-
~ OF offering, in perfect courtesy. Few
remarks u2on the address Of Mf. Wise.
who. having represented portion ofthe
present district for many years. has again
presented himself for the suiirsges If The
new 7lh iis,ric.. |
Mr.. Wise. in his address, appeals 10 the
Wing. Of the District 10 support him.
Now | proclaim 10 The Whigs "f the dis
trirt. anl to every Wing in the Union. that
they owe less gratitude 10 Henry A. Wire
any, Than ntlier nan in The whole Union.
save jain T,ltr; for. by his denuncia-
lion nf The Wing party and the great
Wing lea,ier. Henry Clay. whom he for
nie,ly cnmplimentd mos. highly. he has
dane more harm, in Virginia at least. 10
tie Wing Cause. Than any other man liy-
ing, and The Wings nf the district owe him
no gratitude. Besides he. il repot be
true. when he exrerted 10 60 TO France.
solicited DoctG Mallory to become tho
csndIdats. as his successor. in The A:co.
mac. e.. districr. thereby transferring The
disiricl TO Democrat. which | think is
confirmed by bis N. b. 10 hs Address,
whsre he says Dr.. NJ. " maenanimously
declined in his favor" &c.-fnr which
:. he will ever hold himself under deb
Of gratitude to him. saui which lie will
endeavor byfnre lhey die 10 pay in Kind"
By which, suppose. he meant to lie.
cline in favor VI DR.. N. nj some future
clsrtinn.
Now, II he is willing 10 transfer the
district TO Democrat. | hold that the
| Wings owe hun no favour. But are the
Wings Of the district willing To be trans
frrred back wards and forwards like slaves
from me man To sno,her. should
think not. Mr.. Wise, III hls address, al
so appeals from the decision Of the Se'
maize til the district. 10 my opinion, Mr..
Wise makes tally wrong issue, when
he appeals from The decision Of the Uni
ted States Senate To The disiric'; they have
nothing 10 do with the Sens,e's deeislnn
all n il they have TO lbnk to, is TO get q
man who agrees with them in great pnlI'
tic"l principles. and will ,iamly reflect
their Wing opinions; if, as he says. there
's a majority of snme fourteen hundred
Wings ia the district. ask if Mr.. WIS.,
has fatty reflected the Wing sentiment
| say NJ: and think il the district il
Wing i, will answer no ion. by refusing
10 elec, him the district do not confirm
the sentence Of the Senate, and scourge
hun with iaiolefable iashes OF scorn and
teptoach." &c., for they have nothing 10
do viii, the issue between him aud The
Senatr; a'lthey have 10 inquire j., l. lie
good Whi.i will nc carry Out our Wing
ps,ns'pI.s! iIhe was Wing. you would