The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1844-10-31

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Asieli ms4suleg p egauazsFs e sEnacI'
diEHEy Efforts whish he I.ors isuasEs -
msking y inROdaes sgain al.e uinons e.
penmeaa ~hieh - lsaels spzsad dsssrrs'
I'd dismsy ossreseFy rexien a osr eouh-
ny. IN f1rsissanre ofthisobjers d. rom.
milire rrronmended lhss ssiszble person,
BE selected 10 silend de polls n their prr.
einr,. and see thal every Whg Is brO1ghI
forward 70 voac; 70 see de people q he
rrrinri before de Day q slerfion. urging
upoa dhem the dais q attending and vol.
irg; iochsHenge all bid o. Doubtful rO.es,
and Il pcssihle. prevent frauds; and %
wan he people againzt shose faIsehoods
which We may expect . hear On the eve
Of he election.
In this Wing circular i he following
paragraph:
I" We should al remember the iasr-
pFessihlv important matters whieh depend
On ihr Elrrtiaa af Nasemher. weshoud
sisn remembrr. that m means are pro,id-
ed nv ihe rnn.timlinn .far pnrging sIe
ralls NJ frsud.lrrs roies. m Nv anv
means. an anrarrni n.siariiy 10 returned
far Polk and Dallas. nathins hut r.v aluiian
ran help us.-ern IL such sppar. nj ma.
jariiy should he procured hv open. gross
and dsmonsirable fraud. Nor. then. 10
the time and The ONLY time. in which we
can as' ior our Country with effect"
The meaning Of this paragraph is as
plain as the English language can make
il; yet the editors az she Standard and Of
the Signal, and even the Democratic
State Central Committee" have attempt
ed 10 perers il inlo threat Of rsreinfion,
and in 81 Of aifecied alarm utter all sorts
Of ordinations in order 10 CRATE panic
in the minds Of the people. But no ran
did man viii suffer himself thus TO be led.
The Constitution provides no means for
Purging The polls. and IL by fraud. or de-
cep,ion, or other unfair means, no matter
how open. gross and demonsuable. an ap-
paren, majority shall be returned for Polk
and Dallas. the COMMITTEES say "a nothing
but reyolutioa can help u.s." But that no
such purpose was intended by the COM
mi.see Is apparent by the expression in
the very next sentence. "Now," say
they, aNow, then. is the time. and the
ONLY time. in which we can act for our
country with effect" II you do no, look
to the ballot box. no other opportunity
win offer to redress the evil. Again, in
the concluding paragraph Of their letter
the committee express themselves equally
plain. Contemplating certain contingent
cies by which the Wings might be defeat.
ed, though possessing majority Of six
thousand in the state, the committee say:
"The apparent majority will thus, by our
neglect and their fraud, be on their side,
and when once this happens, the result,
however false and fraudulent, cannot be
corrected" From these two sentences,
indeed from the whole tenor Of the letter,
il is perfectly plain that no resort was in
tended to be had to any measure beyond
the ballot boz. This the Loco editors
AMI their Central Committee knew full
well; and their wilfnl pervcrsion Of it is
only continuation Of The game which they
have been all along playing to delude and
mislead the people. The Wings are "a
law-loving and alaw-abidiug people" and
il a disposition towards revolution has
manifested itself, i, has been only IN the
I.ocofoco ranks. If these Locos really
have such a horror for revolution. why
have they not a word Of reproof for the
M'Duflies and Rhe,ts and the many 9th.
ers who have openly proclaimed their
reasonable and revolutionary purposes!
There is no necessity for persersion and
tortuons construction of language to find
out the treason in that quarter; yet the
Standard and his coadjutors remain silent.
No one would even suspect, by any rcve-
lation which has appeared in either the
Standard or the Signal, that a rcvoluliona-
~ movement has been so much as thought
of in an important limb OF their party.
All their indignation has been reserved for
the Wing circular.
1t is not necessary farther to extend this
article. II any reader of ours has lin
gering doubt, we refer him to the follow.
ing card issued by the Wing central com.
Snipno.