The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1843-04-13

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IL The 9Th Congress. Before they hsd
bern in poser one month. ihsy lasl ih.,r
leader BY 81 Almighty d,spensalion.
They had scarcely commenced 10 reme.
dy existing abuses. and provide Coz lie
future wants 81 The country. before ii vas
sseerlained thai The acting Plesidsal had
been dnped ty their opponen,s. and iurn-
ed traitor 10 his PARTY and his counr,.
Unseeuced By The hitherto all poser.
ful. irresistible patronage 81 lhe Pnsi.
dent. ard unarpsllsd amidst The mistaken
complain. of The osn friends. and lie
rombined asss,l,s ~ I.ocofncoism, warm
ell into new life BY treason. they pursu-
ed The even tenor OF ihsir var. and never
lost sight d ihe necessities 81 The people
orof the government. And with I'll these
difficulties hos vasi change hare they
made in public sff.ifsl
Their legislation nos promisss--
Upon Ibis land ,heu.aad. thousand bles
siagS.
Which time shsll bring 20 ripeness.
Their own shall bless them.
Their foes shake like field Of bsaien corn,
And hang lheir heads with sorrow. Good
gross from them;
ny their toiIs, each man shall eat 10 safety,
Under his own vine. What be plants. and siag
The merry songs % peace 70 I'll bis aeisLbOrs."
II u shall be my good fortune 70 Be re-
nembered BY those. ~ho did their duty
under such unexanpled embsrrassmsnls.
man has for me no higher honours.
And now. fellow. citizens. lake my
farewell. While Providence spares my
life. | shall never cease 10 invoke HIS
choicest blessings on you and yours. and
so long as | am blessed with strength
and hssl.h. you will always find me rea-
dy To do battle, with undated ardor. 10
The cause Of The Whigs-ahich is the
cause Of the counirv--no matter whom
you shall s.ltc 10 lead in The fight.
Stimulated by The soul. cheering rseol.
lection Of your kindness and confidence,
sustained by The consciousness al tho
business Of our motives. am ready TO
go wherever blows I'm thckss, and hsa-
West, and II | fall. know shall brlound
with msnys gallant Wing, sho.e bstk
will be - IN the 6eld," but his face To
the foe."' No man can onter The cuniest
despontIngIy with The recollection ihs,
Henry Clay is our leader. With that
name, so dear - every ltus American
heart. inscribed on our banner, we can
moi fail. No; when our country demands
our efforts. Wings know mo such
word ~ fall"
Very truly yours.
EDW. STANLY.