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

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held responsible Cor il. when he posses
sor fsrres himself upoa De parry. and is
ne dsadlisst enemy &C ia Errst had
Who has ssxn snch discard n oer rsuks,
MOI ss~6sd ~ilh . seal in Congress. q
ne hands of ths people. let prospect
ops. for : posi AZ he hznsis Of The Legs
lAlaEe Of longsr eonflnaanee. ever ready
% leave his eansiiinenis when interest
prompts me movement he forces himself
upon the Legislature. in opposition @ him.
whom ~ gsncine Deunerais feit boand
20 ressors so.Ihe position he once occupi-
Ell. Tie graz leader af aur party, Mr..
Van Bnnea i slenounced secrtly N them.
whose support he oaght not 70 have
sought: and he stubbornly holds eui the
dsirrmiaaiion. either 70 defeat The wish
es Of the party. OF fsrce himself upon
thrm- He Is ihe open. avowed .iend. OF
cslhsnn. and Cor reasons we'll ksown 70
himself. he aersr coas support Van Boz
rea. il Re be an honorable man. And /
INV tell him, thst the canrsss will notpass
wiihnai scrutiny mo the pensi0ned wild
or case. connected with his posiuon as
q member &c lhs American Congress;
which unnor IS now beginning % buzz.
AMI should truth sustain rnmnr, Democra-
c. is deal, If he is The only hops. IL the
wishes OF Jackson. Van Barren, Benton,
Bachsnaa. Wright, and the great master
spirits Of Democracy are 10 be regarded,
he must be defeated.
J.R. j.. Daniel, A Al Arlington and
Go,lwin G. Moore--This is small LOT,
soon disposed Of. The two former az.
quirsd their popularity uponi the faith al
their Van. Bhrsn Democraey-now, all
Of them prefer Mr.. Calhoun N the FIRST
instance Why did not Daniel give way
u Weldon N. Edwards, true Democrat
Where were Wilson. Hall and Pasteur.
that Calhoun ArringtOnhad TO be selected
Nay. where was his own noble brother!
"a Democra, good and true, unseduced
ana unseaaca5le. Where. were all the
Democrats Of ReYner's District. when
II. ih:fs:y Calhoun GodRin &. Moore
was nomlnaiedl Call W him Demo-
craft That man who besnngh, his poll
teal enemies 10 come TO his aid, 10 elect
R,mntus NJ. Saunders over the proper
candidate Of the Democratic party! When
they did come to his aid, SEEING the mis-
chief he WAS about 10 work in he elec-
non ofiRls Calhouniie, he had NOT the
nerve 10 meet il. Being taken suddenly
with an unquenchable thirst, Just as the
roll OF the Senate was calling, and too
polite 10 trouble the door.keeper 10 hand
him a giase Of: wafer. he fed to.the wafer
nail in an angle of ilie chamber and in
full hearing Of the call Of his name, he
@nlphed 50 largely, SO long, and so loud
NJ. that he could not answer TO his name.
AID vote Cor his Calhoun friend Saunders!
Oh! what thirst was therei What an
everlasting drink was that! if Van Blu
reu Dem0crns Of this District. ye car
swallow hnn--down with him. Ike ippe.
Gao or iarier-emetic-it may do.you good
but Tell you this, should the election O
President 90 10 the House Represents
lives, and The delegaiionffrom N orth Ca
rolina shall be divided four and four. be
weea Calhoun and Van Buren,, if you in
slruct him m that event TO vote for Var
Buren,. hefDre he will do il. he will b
taken. with a thirst that viii drain the Pc
bmack 10 slack il.
or these seven preiendedly Democratic
candidates, then, how many are with us
At most, only two, Suppose The whole
are elected, what will il prove! Why
riat North Carolina is for Calhoun; ant
in sny Democratic Convention that iake'
place, the. vote of The state must be giyeT
70 the great Nullifer. VIII you aid il
dis defeat Of yourself. and your friends!
On the contrary, il the Wings carr,
the State. what will that prove! Tina
Calhoun is too.weak to carry it. and there
fore. that Van lsusen Ought to be iake'
up instead of Calhoun. Lnnw repeat III,
question. in serious sooeness-'-Wha
have Van Buren, men to hope for. j,
theif suppsrt of Calhoun men!' Truti
answers--DEEEAT! ~ @
l win call your attention 70. the Nsws
papers in my next.
A REPUBLICAN DEMocRaT.