The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1843-06-22
ETiraetof a Letter 10 The editor OF Raleigh
Rgsser, dated

Eriraetof Letter 10 The editor Or The Rsleisl
R'gsleT, dated
Wareatoa, June 2JJ, Iss5
AR. C0ks= have Just returned from
The frat political discussion. before The
people Of this County in which The Wings
ever had an advocate; and that facl alone,
Il 10 now evident. 10 The true and only
reason why we are in such minority.
Bot The veil has Al last been rent, the de-
fusion IS over. and the beams Of truth,
80 long hidden from This benighled re-
gion uf Loeolor o domination, are already
irradialing is eniranceand will eventually
burst in bright effulgence into lis inner.
most hooks and recesses. Mr.. Nash
and Mr.. Daniel arrived yesterday, and.
to-day, Immediately after dinner, repaired
to me Court House. attended however.
but by small number Of The voters OF tie
County. There had been but limited
nolice given Of their attendance At this
tine, and besides. the leaders of the
County hy no means drsirpd that :. the
yeomanry'' should quit their homes Ibis
busy season, 10 engage in so unimpor-
ianl a business as listening 10 discus
sion oe National Politics. So most oC
those gentlemen thought they would al
lend. and il would do az well rs a alb
had come, though they said there was
no occasion to- make a Speech as Mr.
Daniel had the County safe enough.
The attendance was so mall. that the
friends of Mr.. NASH advised him to post
pone the discussion TO another day, but
VIZ. Daniels friends would not lisien ID
The proposition. and even said Mr.. Nash
wanted "to peck off," TO- se their own
chasIe expression. The communication
Of This intelligence to Mr.. Nash was like
Az imperative mandate Of preparation for
babe; for no sooner was II made, iilan fle
seiz,d his papers and hat and proceeded
10 The Court House. II being Mr.. Da-
niel's turn TO speak first, he opened in his
usual circumlocutory manner and in an
elaborate, unsprighiIy and to his own par
y even, inconclusiye Speech Of nearly !
'lree hours, essayed an anticipation Of The !
'cply of Mr.. Nash. He belabored the !
The Tariff, the dis ribu,ion Of the pro-
.eeds Of the Public Lands, the u. s.
Bank and Bankrupt Act, to the great
veariness Of all. and the ediication Of
one present. Mr.. Nash, in reply, was
l,ppv beyond the most sanguine expecta-
.ps OF lIds friends, and not only estab-
hsd al once high character as aprompt,
ea' and ingenious debater, but one Of
Mgsiseah among ali who heard him,
lot slness, candor and political intor.
,nauos arely conceded here 10 any one.
u was Ny gratifying to the Wings pre-
sent, Witness the attention and interest
eN"'o''eSy those who had thought it
arrogant ! presunptuous to advocate
irinciples in Wauea The
spiil o. l;ule and contempt, which
was no Oarried into the house, was
quickly conse ! into respect and admira-
'oh' cohS'ein,n and contrista,ion were
nsi'ie' as 'ne'udand embarrassed stu e
OF the co'hry traced 10 and fastened
on the party viii ma;nri,v of those
present. lid" ooo" We in placing and re-
tanning I'd Powe. ZEN Mr. Nash had ;
conciuaed' a" v o% who had never ,
=. One preacher is mig goo,l hin ann.
Their preacher preacht am fo, The !
= Wing preacher and W, Nc fr him"
{ Mr.. Daniel is for CalhoGn nj The nso.
pie here, by large majoi nreGsr Van
Buren,, and when MIR. ro,resha,t
their memories about M. ,;on anJ
I Treason, brought TO ,lseir,;cs NJ
{ Van Buren's Protective IT. no,;c~
his inability, with the pa,ro" If ,is
Government to back him, to g. rec.
. lectior, Mr.. Calhouns' former ", y,
Tariff and United States Ban ,srs =
was a general wincing among Two :
parties. The Hon. W. N. Edwarf =
: rreseu. and. Mr.. Daniel alluded : !
having voted at ono session Tor, al.
The next against Bank, and quoted j.
R,pd,lph as to his magnanlmous couts
Mr.. Nash, in reply, declared that
!" t;.rt vote was the best tia, he had e'
We giyeu. and referred to many Repabt'csa
Y. sm fri. SECTION who sustained IT, anu
re mong others, to Gov. Turner one o. !
-. hes, aud mos, beloved men Of the age:
;! .w.s ,hon ev;den, that many did not I'M
o. it so odious a Wing measure , Ill, IL p,
e. thought S here that Mr.. Daniel nas,,o will as
If with with Mr.. Nash, nor in fact, any 0; a,s,'
. he H can decently avoid it. The Wh
IL are animated and resolved to get gu. =
'g tho mass Of the people if they eau, oe =,
IN the election, that their able aasI be- SD ~
9. truly state upon what principles ne '0' ,
,is claims for the support Of R'pn'