The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1843-06-08
yr,~ sAs ss-ssIs Asssssissr.
rs HENRY cI.AYA FEDERALIsTl

Is RENE Tia = y G6A&@*
me reckless s.ppsaey sssh ~aash tas
pepiafag psliarisss e shs presssi Day
asaasnrs Hsary clsy % . fsdssaiiai. %
wess rldlesinss snd d'sgpstspT. fla<aesf
msa tao~ say thng sbost frd<Failsra. ef
Mr. Clsy's eosnssllens when ihss msks
shsse ualaunded ssssrsiensf % Do il,sy w.
sena. wsliulIy and ksss iagy. . inpess
apon shs psblae, BY shs palpsble lslsihes-
ZION d hlslersf They ara eompsllsd 70
take enc horn or me olhsf d IRE dilsmasas
Cor. iG federalism 10 xhai ID ased % BE-. u
has no maze zsslses apponrnl IN he mt
verse Than Hsnfy Clay. he rams Into
pablo life, - sssry one knows. - ardent
rrpabliesD. snd susssinsd wish desoisd
lenihnsiasn the republwaa adminishas,pns
of JsfTsnoa and Madison. II i rnne-
cesssry 10 dwrll upon this fact, Tor there
are 100 many proofs Of ]. recorded On The
pages ol American history. for any enc 70
| doub. II. Was Henry Clay Frdsfalisi,
shea. near thirty ysafs sga. on ihe h"or
"a Congress. he defended The violent 80
ssuI,s sasde BY Jasish Qainess then The
leader Of lhs federal party H. the House
Of Rsprssel taAsssi The foslD~mg vas
The lslgusgr 81 Mr.. Clay on thai occa-
sion:
.Nei,her his settlement from Publir
cfficr, hrs emlaens services. nor hls 3D.
anrcd sge. can exsmp, this psir'ol from
The raasse assaults 81 parry nal, val-hce,
IL 1901. lie snsirheJ from The rude hand
or usurpsinn. the sinlslcd Constitution o.
his county, snd has IL bis crime. lie
ore serted shst instrument in form, and
substance. and spifi,. . precious inher,-
lance for generations % come. and Tor this
he can never DO forgotten. Ha~ vain end
. impo,rn, 10 pany rage. directed against
s.ch q man! When The gentleman, n
whom have bsen conptllsd 10 sllude,
shalI have mingled his duet with that Of
: his sbosed snces,Urs. the name oi.Jsf,r-
!, son will be hailed with grauinde, bis me-
: mory henored and cherished as The Sc
! cond founder uf,he liberties Of The people,
e and The period Of his administrator will
4 be Looked back ia a. me OF The hsppissi
: aud brIehies. epochs OF Americsn history
IAN oas,s il The midst oil . sandy desert
L Aud this is the language Of man whom
, the upslsrt polniclsns Of The present DAY
|. --lnen who. u The ZINE Henry Clay va
A ,hus holdiy defending The poliucal opin'
ions of Thomas Jefferson. we're "pohnl
y and newlng in their nurses srms--at'
re- s,,y a,at,sins a. q Eederalisf.
y Again: we presume 10 grown man 70 q
ignorant M not 10 know the part ,skea b.
Henry Clas In favor II Tie lsss war sid
England. and /, is also known ,hst neye
were the l,nes Of. patty more dis'incsl.
. drawn than Immediately prere ling an,
y during the continuance OF that war. A
y this cliucal period u oar country . hlsto
Y sy-Lio use the language Of an eloquer
y wri,erl--uhen every sa.fics was ressrte
= to Tor The purpose OF alternating the conf
r dence and affections uf the people fius
Mr.. Madison aud hls advisers hen M
m l,fics,ion and secession. we're threatened
ul New Englsna--when Hartford Consen
z, ton eadessored to produce . dissolution ,
&c N. Un,on-and when peace csndida,ei
" for The Presidency were brought in,o III
field, backed no, only by New England
Blu, by New Yors--when no effort vas VI
IN esssyed. 10 effect The overthrow Of the -
., m,nlstrstlon of Mr.. Madison, and with
he the republican doctrines OF which i. va
The Offspring and the champion--wlse
even The fayorts son Of New Yorks~s
IN lragued with those who declared ii 81
<. &" unbecoming mo,aa and religious pc
~ pie" TO rejoiee q, he success OF oar era
he who threw every obstacle in the wa
III the successful prosecution of s.wi
waged in defence Of The national RICH
81. and honor--presenling loans. checklr
ed enl,s,meuts. and denying The obllg at'os
70, sof the militia 10 obey the reqnlsi,ion
the Piesiden,--whlle. we say. Mr.. Va
iss Buren, occupied this position until he 50
that the majority wac fred aud inmou'
he against hun. when with his usu
dex,er.sy and iresclery, ne deserted III
nd allies--Mr. Clay stood upon hesfoor
OF Congress. The m in Pillar Of the Adm
q. nistration. cheering the cosnry IN u
Dr.. huur Of darkest gloom and most INN
he nent peril. iafusng confidence Into u
e. ,,mid. confirming The wsvering, aud :
he pelIipg every sssa'lantby the ,hunder
as his elueuence sndshe lightning glance
rs. his iad,snan, rye. lie thus depicts III
X conduct Of NE Federal party al that day
"a, "Tne course ofths opposition by who
re-. the administration OF the government HI
a. been unremt,ingly impeded for the la
no. twelve yeats. is singular, and | beise'
md unexsmpled in the history oil any cou'
AZ try. The administration has not bee
BILE forgeif.l OF us solemn obligations. N
he ar, has been left unessayed; no exper
BILE ment. promising a favorable result, lie
a untriet---,o MAINTAIN tha peaceful rel
er. lions OF the country. No matter wi
rs what untsisned sincerity. with what te
10. effort. tile administration caltisstes peac
lie. the opposition insist ,hs, il alone 10 cu
n