The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1843-07-20

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~ ths Press . ssoop a de foolsTias and I
) Ssriss Il fInolhg Fidi,sf.lale. Ess.
Ai.snisy - Las. 6scas-e ne sid limo
Eay 10 sars ,hsss Is No lEzriing 81 sense
sIesPt IN as@sllsring Il Virgil and a
laangs @ifb hla<ksthss II. genslemeH.
goa have askrn up al 'cr any of these
nonons. u skaH X sar 5Esiasss % ffath
s0u tffftr."
Yet This SANE Press. he Sssndard. Is
sold - the prsssns Edil0r. an Attorney Al
Law. Who has had smsilsring Of VIGIL.
and taken Lounge with Blackslone-yss,
sold out 70 lhis Timothy Fld1lefaddIs.
Esq. and This proud Press has had 30
sop 10 Ibe fooieries and c.ioleries Of
the aforesaid rim0thy. 10 ell IN eleeling
he consequential. selE-e0ne. iiei Demo-
graf. Corporal Quisbo.
THIS same paper contains CONNIE
nifaIion from - Wake Voter" 10 one Of
The E0mmoners ofthat Counly--sno,her
Squire FiddlsfaidIe. in which HE Squire
chip Is 50 severely esstigsled, that have
no doubl he has been active in having
The paper bought up. IhaI he night es-
cape similar scourgings.
In The STANDARD Of March Q. 1919. |
End Inc following:-..iI VIII be recolleei-
ed hat ii was suggested short time ago.
that The frieads Of Mr.. Van Buren, be
laid on the shelf; thai all The leading
men OF thar party be Sc aside. 10 make
Eeors fo- new class arranged under the
auspices Of Mr.. Calhoun. Never be
lieye ihis 10 be q &c in. incredible as il
may appear. Matter Of this import sp
peared in the Mecklenb0rg Jetfersonian.
Does mol this look ike prescription"
We are informed then on the slh Of
March by our own papsr-for il was
ours ihen-lhat Van Buren, i 70 be set
aside for Calhoun. Again, from the
.LooK OUT"
"The Calhoun papers come out with
he nomination of that gentleman for
Presiden,, and no COMPLAINTS made from
any quarter. But the Standard anronn.
ces its preference for Van Buren,. and IN
suA follows from The Calhoun Press"
Agaia-"So long as the Standard is
silent on the subject, all is well; but as
soon as Mi. Van Bureaus name is an
nonnced. some few spFigsof The Chiva-
ry Stop The paper, and say they cannot
supports paper that susiains Van Buren,"
Look TO the Standard Of March To-
"Peni, uiii, riei-Dnncan X. MacRae,
Esl. Of Cumberland, is appointed by
The President Of the United 5 es Auor-
mes ofIhe United States for The District
Of Nod Carolina, in place Of w. ii.
Hay wood resigned. The course Of this
gentleman is enough to excite admiration.
Quile fresh lrem the ranks Of " higgery,
he has. la the short space of two short
years, or ihereabJuls, been foreign
MESSENGER, then elected member Of
the Legislature. in which station, among
other things, he read out, demolished,
eradicaied and clean annihilaied The old
est Democratic Edi,or in the ) ate, and
now is appointed United States Attorney.
There is no lille go-ahead-lllveness in
the patriotism OF these days."
let Us now look into this paragraph,
and we shall find much more Than appears
al FIRST sight. If The Editor Of the STAN
dard speaks truly, This ID. X. MacRae is
special pet Of the Administra ion, and .
deserler from the Wing RANKS; i. is well
known that Tyler is ABUSING the patron
age Of the Government 10 advance The
cause Of Mr.. Calhoun ouer Van Buren,,
This same pet has demolished, eradical-
ed and clean gnnihlated the oldest ie-
mecralic Editor in the State" The
Editor of the Standard al empts 10 ac-
count for his betrayal Of bis party, by
telling US that he has been swallowed up
by Monsieur Feni. ridi. Uici. as he calls
him. Forthwith this federal officer turns
Democratic Editor, (although such OH
GERS should keep out Of The political are
"a, and commences the publication Of
tn democratic Signal" being now
-snnently qualified for the task, having
just taken full gorge ofpolilics by swal-
lowing .he Standard man. i.orRg de-
molished, The signal is raised TO demol-
ish all other unyIelding Democrats, who
will not fall al The shrine of the great
Nulii6er and worship And le, me here
warn you. moi to heed the syren hypo-
crisy Of pretended union for The sake
of strength. Hou must Gs,d sh.iH serue
them, or you shall be '.eradicated and
clean annihilated."
From his date. The Standard becomes
wondrous aGaclionaie towards the Nnlli-
fcation cli4ae.--Look 10 the 29Ih Of
March. where an article appears, headed
sin union is strength" The Editor is
nov bougai mp, and his tune changes.
Afrf complimeEling the Nullifers. he
says that there are only two Democrats
yet Oft for Coagress--Mr Cfaige for
Calhoun, and Nr. Mckay. lie believes,
Or Van Burea. He says there are five
olaer Dis res, slssi vii, probably, have
Democratic Candidates, every one oil
which he sugg SIS viii be Calhoun men.
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