The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1843-07-20
F.a sAs Rsi-ish Rrsnsr.
No. TIT.


ysur attention 10 oar Democratic cands-
dates for cong.ess. and Showed you how
h le We had 10 expect from lhai quarter.
| will now draw your attention 10 he De-
mocraiic papers. and show you the black
est lFeaehery. The grossesl ingraiilude and
The most impudenl irickery that was ever
prsclised upon any parry b. heir sup-
posed friends and allies. could CHE
other quotations from The various Demo-
cratic papers sf the Stale. but viii con-
fine myselfto few from the Standard
kself, 10 which invite your attention:
From The STANDARD Of Feb. 8. is4s.
Speaking Of the Washington RepuLi-
can. The Editor says-.slIe, with others
Of his clique. must be greatly al a loss for
matter 10 sindicaie The cause OF Nbiiifca.
lion, when he resorts 10 gross peryersian
and falsehoods in his lacks on the Edi.
tor Of the Standard"
show dare The Editor Of the Republic
can charge the Editor OF the Standard
with irja, lice and ireachery 10 Judge
Saunders! Does the Editor OF the Repub-
can expect 10 break down the Standard
by declamalory falsehoo,'sl"
Speaking Of Nc. Calhoun, The STAN
dard says But we are not willing 10
have him, or any one else, crammcd
down our ihr. ats. We shall no. iruckle
10 Modification. any way you can fix il
gentlemen
Sand those precious sprigs OF Nullif-
cation chiyalry, the Jeilcrsonian and
Washington Republican, threaten 10 be-
stow Us by deed Of gin 10 the Wings.
This will be ra'her more honorable POI
siiion than you occupied, gentlemen, who
went Of yoar own accord TO the Whigge-
ny aud broke down your old friends.
And The position will be even more hon.
orable than the one you occupy at pres
ent, while secretly sabbing the Democrat
cy under the fifth rib, you aifectionately
enquire--.Ari thou in health, my broth
err
What does all this disclose! The Edi.
tor is unwilling 10 have Mr.. Calhoun
crdmmed doicn his throat, or to truckle
10 Notification, bu, for base lucre, he
transfers IS, with the Standard, by deed
Of bargain and sale, to the Calhoun party.
We are TO have him crammed down our
threats by the Nulifers. and this ireach-
erous ally, the former Editor Of the STAN
dard, holds us fast for the NulIifers to
perform The operation, and aid them TO
make us truckle 10 Modification. My
Democratic colleagues, have we lost the
breed Of noble bloods! viii we submit,
like lambs. 10 be thus slaughtered and
sold in the shambles! By the Eternal,
there is one bosom in which CLOVIS pure
Democracy, that will never yield its stub
born independence.
And this same Standard is now leagued
wi h the Republican and Jeffersonian,
and s.cooly stabbing the Democracy IN.
der the fifth rib, and enquiring Affections
ately-"Art thou in health my broiliers"
TO show that The design to get possess
ion Of this paper, is no new thing with
the Nullifiers, give you from the same
article in the Standard the subjoined
quotation:
"There has been design for several
years, to get the Editor Of the Standard
GU, of the way, to make room for one
who might be found more devoted to the
Modification wing Of the Democratic
party"
| So you sce this transfer is no new
thought. They have been bidding for
several years, and the Editor, with his
Yankee cunning, has kept screwing them
up; but they would not 60 high enough,
and he then commenced whipping the
boys" and jerking ii into the leaders,
which brought down the money pretty
quick.
Take the Standard of February 18th.
1913, where speaking Of the very party
TO whom the establishment was snbse-
I, quently transferred, The Editor says
I'VE have no idea that Mr.. Calhoun APP
proves The acts of certain political ragga-
mullins, who have not sense enough ID
discern a proper course. nor principle e.
nongh to pursue it''--and vet to these
very political ragga-mufins. without
sense and without principle, the Editor
Of the Standard tranfers us and our paper.
Again he says, speaking of, and prais-
ing, his own honesty--"rhose who
know US best, know that we are one Of
the last men IN the world, to be moved
from the course, me believe right, by the
prospects Of peruniary loss or gain, OF
the favors or lrowns Of any man. Ger.
tain leading politicians know this. and
hence we do not always suit their pur.
!, poses. Certain leading politicians. will
federalism in their hearts, and democracy
: on their lips, know that there is n,
b chance for US to assist them in palmins
a lie upon the people. to get them ele,t
ed TO Office" What extraordinary hon
! esty is here protested! Can't be move,
4 from his course by the prospect of loss 0
u gain--can't assist in palming a lie upoi
: the people! But let lis quote again
e "Is there no Press to be found, ind
pendent enough 10 tell them the trat,i