The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1844-06-27


unlan district, on he 81 inslsnl, q pre-,
smble vhs adapted 10 whirh ne fnd Ihs
tallaWtag sehlimenI upraly avowtdj
"tsel I he sad, nnes zoe 81. lhai here ere
tsehls Nhleh We love bsusg lhah wF lose
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sFsn 40 EENs is - whFn eallRd uP0a -
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lfrs are ias appFoarhing. % niake or
alsfiis q. nur mia3s ars mads ~ - 70 thr
easFss % b. parsaed. We drsirs NJ po-
llliral e~nsesian Hisk derlarei enemiss -
eur feaer. W. neiglarr daily nor dapbs.
We hold 10 oar righss-cEFE ~ THK
UkaoS. and l<ase lie consequences .
God,"
That % % say. II iaspiie of good faith.
nsiinnal honnr. ard eammon h0arsiy. The
sensie sho1d rrfass 10 rs.ify me irraiy
Of anneraliOn. lhrse men are wiling. nay
aaaioos. 40 gire up he lIniOn." What
say ron. people o. Yirginia. 10 his! Do
you hold The blessing q Ibis glorious
Iaian % light ihai ron are prepared %
Ffsl The rnniinnsnre upon such IN alter
native. We fesl sssuGsd thar 700 do not.
We ieel sssured that ynu Sill lToEn dawn
all sueh nnhalloEfd suempis 70 desiTny
The bnlwark Of your lbenies--the ark Of
your safety.
The same meeting passed The follow
ing among other resolutions:
= BE u ikersfers Rfsolred. That The
immetlpie annexanon nf Teras 10 The A.
merlsan Union Is demanded by The high
esi Considerations Of national policy and
national SAFETY, and believing that IL The
Federal authorities should lail 10 rstily the
treaty now pending before he Srnaie 81
The United y ales. Texas mnsl rely on
some o'hrr Power FOR support. die ques-
lion ihen becomes one Of The greatest I'm
pofiance to The South; and M considera-
ilon, NOT EVEN DIsrSIos ITSELF. Is snft-
Client 10 defeat The annexation"
Well has South Carolina supported lhe
declaration of Col. Benton, that The an
nexation originated in desire 70 dissolve
The Union. Hig
TIE TARIFF!!-we now and
lhen slill hear a faint ouiery from some
obscure corner against the . black Wig
Tariff" This must come from some I'M
fortunate Democrats who live so far from
The road, that they cant get The newspa-
pers; otherwise they would be better in.
formed. Should this reach The eye Of
any such. we would state for their bene-
IL, hat with nearly two thirds Democra-
tic majority in the House Of Represen'a-
tises. they DECIDED by six majority in
.hai body iha, ,he Wing Tariff ought not
20 he disturbed, by laying their own new
bill on the table, clearly showing thereby
lhat while they are denouncing The Wing
Tariff in some sections. for party pur-
poses, as unconstitutional and oppressive.
they upon The whole regard il as the We
~ thing for the country. RAJ. Star.
The life Of Mr. GRAHAM has not only
been irreproOhable, but fruitful Of good
private deeds and important public seFvi.
ces; and il speaks volumes in his praise,
that the only thing the most envions and
malignant party spirit can, Of er the sever
est scrutiny, stump MP against him, is
that he once voted against proposition
TO change the old mode Of choosing Go
vernon By the Legislalure--and that no
because he was opposed 70 giving the
election directly to the people, but sim.
ply because the proposition was likely
to defeat the main object, the call OF a
Convention to equalize reprcsen' alton,
hr. Outlaw. of Berlie, moved TO strike
from the bill calling the Convention the
clause (which Mr.. Graham was in "a:
vor Of proposing 10 give the election
of Governor 10 the people, expressing
a determination to vote iOr the bill, il
it prevailed. Mr.. Graham, rather Than
see the bill lost. voted for il; but il did
not prevail: and this is irumpeied forth as
| 2 criminal bargain. Shame on such SLAM
derous abuse. But with what face can
the Democracy complain Of any ones
having thus voted, when the record shows
that their great lights. Nathaniel Macon,
+, Weldon N. Edwards, Judge Daniel and
Governor Branch all voted against giving
the election of Governor to the people in
the Convention! And did NOT the very
same party subsequently vo,e for the last
named gentleman for Governor! Ibid.
Mr.. RELINaHUysEN.-The editor ni
the Newark Morning Post, Democratic
paper. pays tie f"ll"s ing tribute to Mr..
Frelirehuysen, the Wing candidate for the
| Vice Presidency.