The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1844-03-14
lTOIrE FROn SOUTH CigoLNi.

lTOIrE IRON SOUTH CiRoLNi.
The lollo~ing stirring appeal ha. been
sddre.ed by the Commune OF Cone
spondence OF the Clay Club Of the eIiy
Of .Chsrles,on 10 The South carolina
friends Of The grea, Statesman Of The
WesG
TO the friends 4 Henry Clay in South
caroline.
The time appolnied for the great Ma
iion.l Convention al Baltimore 10 rapidly
approaching.
Delegates from all paris Of our sss,
country will there meet 10 give s"lemn
and empl a,ic utlerancs 10 The known will
Of the people. in announcing HENRY
Clay as The Wing candidate Tor the Pre-
srdeney. South Csrol,ns cannot be un-
represented on this great occasion.
Nov. that our, State pride can no Ion
ger be wounded by preference given 10
another II the expense 81 the favoriie sou
Of The State. our lellowsei'izens may
freely and willingly show hov highly
they appreciate the aenins. pairiotls'p,
and public services Of .HEERy CLAY.
"The Democratic par,y," 70 use the
words OF an eminent statesman. ''hss
nos become osten.ibly, what in reality il
always Gas, the Ian Rursh patty. aud
we are thus di.embsTsssed Of collateral
issues and remit,ed TO the position and
The duties Of 1910. Tha same force..
under the same leader, are srrayed again,l
Us. They are the same besien and roui
ed troops. ~ith their bHtsrrd ensigns.
their sub-Treasury, their NuiheIn man
with Southern princiale their Globe and
Albany Regency. We, too, are where
We we're, looking. 10 be sure, to The a.
vancement Of another man; man IN bis
own right mt less distinguished Tor wis
dom. ceursge. and public service than
any one who has lived since The heroic
days of the Republic; a man. in evers
quslliy essential for the Presidency, e.
quail 10 any who have been brought l.
competition, and in Gany eminen;iy su
peuor."
Thus the same clements enter into Ih'
approaching cobfict which wsrrrd 10
gether in 1910. The same spirit whic'
startled the country from its repose. an
sustained the people in their course uo'
those who had abused their cnnidenc
were swept from their seats by an o"'
ragged aud indignant uasion, Is now
work.
A more noble leader who rsn claim
| A lofIier cause who can desire! Tn;
leader vas never known 10 turn his bse
upon friend or for; that cause is our eoui
gy's honor.
, Our opponent. have shifted tb'oog
every Change to catch the breeze of POI
, ularity-constsnt IN nothing but their T
gid adherence to their shameless mot
3" To the yIctsrs belong the Sp"ils."
With such a, these S'uth Caro'ir
has nothing in common. Her high i"it
her srot'ess integrity, csnnu, blend WI
such and escape stainless. Can sh
hope Tor fair and honorable de ling,
a puIiucai matters, from those who lee
e ull .usisgems lair; who indulge aud =
. on the roa. &c ribsliry, the bfosh UNA
/ nished Gel.ehoojs Of licen,'oas pres
. against the highest aud puresi Of the Cos
' ,nonwral.h ii they dare differ from III
i j"riiy!
0 Can she trust her domestic insilu'io
a TO those who traffic in and make cap''
D of ia gern0s exeitsmen's, and DO q
4 scruple m fling irebfsnd into the sacr
q edrtice Of constitutional G .y-rnDen'.
by so doing, they can lure TO their a
any OF Ihose cid and reckless mschin
= tors Of evil "ho nov perPlex our sens'
= couurl.!
q lie, those who pride themselves on 4
!, pure public fnth oil South CarolIns
Is member that repud,sti,n 10 in every "a
u Democratic measure. CARED trrouI
y by Democratic msjorI,Ies, and u"d"r u
= mocranc auspices; aud that ~ every ca
,, where the Wings have Segainrd pos'ti
q and authority they have brought back q
st fallen honor It their STATES.
I. lie, those who are the friends of Ia
'e and order TecoIIect ,hs, one Of The issu
~ made with the Wings 10. whether . On
D. jpriiy ran usmple all the ins,i,nuons 0I
y country under foot, and subsert the Go
10 stitutiDn itself at the will OF an unbsidi
20 multitude and . reckless demsgogue.
70 lie, those who are opposed'so exce'
y. i've duties rene nbef thai they have,