The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1843-07-13

was 100 good democrat % srend any
saeh meesing. but Seaasor Mangum 6.
CARED there. ~ be does now in ths Nkg
ranks, and Gen. DUFF cseen, one a he
heroes Of Modification memory, vas q
grea' Hoa on The occasion. The Reso-
luiions passed BY this Committees Of
which REMINDER, that Burton craigs
vas The kFsl @an. we're unanimously A.
d0pied; and IL any thing in The annals Of
party warfare Is more bitier, I have not
seen il. They dcnouace Jackson a. a
Tyrani add Dictator; his Government as
corrupt. welding is patronage 10 appoint
Van Buren, his successor. They charge
him with cruelty, oppression and pre-
cipiIon Tor opinions sake. and pay their
respects 10 Mr.. v. b. BY saying they are
opposed 10 his election 20 the Presiden.
ey Tor die following among many other
reasons:
LIST. Because he has always been hos
Tile 10 The principles Of the |. Great Re-
publican Party"
End. Because he IL hostile 20 The pc
euliar interests Of the Southern States.
3D.. Because he Is the advocate Of q
Protective Tariff.
4th. Because he Is now ayowedly in
favor ofasyslem Of Internal Improvements
isy the General Government, contrary 10
TO the long established doctrine Of tho
Republican Party.
9Th. Because he has been chiefly in.
sirumenialin introaacing into the practice
OF the Federal Governments, that system
Of prescription and party discipline,
which is SO rapidly destroying the free
20 Of opinion. corupiing the morals Of
the country. and making The Government
itself distinct interest from that Of the
People.
9th. Because he is in favor OF an ex-
traVagant Expenditure Of the Public mo.
ney.
7th. Because under this Van Barren
sytem, the Post Office Department, that
important link ofthe Government, though
which light and knowledge are commune
Gated 10 the People. has been corrupted
and Prostituted TO the vile purposes Of
Party.
9Th. We are opposed 10 Mr.. Van Blu.
rem, because he has attempted 10 enlist
the influence Of Foreign Governments in
the struggles Of our domestic politics.
ia Each article is followed by q specifies.
ton, more foul and false than The article
itself. and theyclose by saying--.Forlhese
and many other reasons, we are oppos-
ed to Martin Van Buren,, and depreca,e
his election TO The Presidency, as fatal 10
to the welfare Of the Union, if moi 10 Ii
berry ITSELF"
rhus said this large meeting. in which,
and OF which, Burton Craige was con-
spicious part, aud after all Ibis, he palms
himself oil upon the Democrats as Van
Buren, elecior, in the last Presidential can
vass. aud the Wings replied TO him.
wherever he went, by reading these foul
charges of the Elector himself, and his
coadjutor Charles Fisher, which he could
not contradict, however destitute of truth,
as he, himself, was the voluntary witness.
That consequence followed, that might
have been expected, overwhelming de.
feat TO the cause, sustained by such an
advocate, and opposed by so willing a
witness, the advocate himself. And
what do We see in the present canvass!
The same individual, setting himself up
to sustain the same cause! No! No!
The deception is laid aside; that District
Is composed Of Nulli6ers. Within its
bounds, has been the field Of his labors
Of Modification, has been the range of the
circulation Of tina. most dirty sheet, Of
which he was for years the Editor, the
Western Caroinian, in which is to be found
more falsehoods, more de,raction, more
gross misrepresentation and injustice TO.
wards Jackson and Van Buren,, than in
any other Paper in the State. And this
is the noble Democrat, the pure Patriot,
the proud followerin the footsteps Of Jack
son and Van Buren,, that we are all to
fall down and worship. Such worship
will be fall-from which Van Buren,
ism will never again rise. 49,"
r. NJ. Saunders, the Candidate for the
Wake District, sets up his pretensions
for the support Of the pure DEMOCRACY.
Let US see how this is brough. about, and
see how. il is "to enure to our benefit"
and what injury we are 10 sustain from
il. II reports be true, he thrust himself
upon the District by procuring few
supple Democrats Of Wayne to nominate
him, while Others, less Objectionable,
were desirous Of The place. Aud in him,
wha. has Democracy to encounter! Be-
fore the Canvass is over, his adversary,
that shrewd rejected Clerk Of the Senate,
smarting under his late defeat SO well
merited for his ridiculous log-oabin ora
tory in 1910, will pour INTO him broad
side after broadside, until even the pure
principles Of Democracy, if it could be
supposed they were in him, will be who'll
ly unable to,keep his shattered hulk afloat.
His doom he merits and down let him.
go; The gallant bark of pure Democracy,
will gaily glide over the water that covers