The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1844-10-24
For the Recorder.
IMPORTANT CONSIDERATIONS


Whist price will The people Of Nouh
carolina pay for the election Of jana,
X. Polk. if by giving him their elee oral
role lhsy,rurn'lhs.scale in hi. favor and
defeat Mr. Clay! According 20 The br.,
estimate. about 600. 900 year, for n,a.
ny years income. What = IN Old Orange.
The goat PivOt. pay. if che assiss in civ.
ing Folk that vote! According 10 an aba
calculator q. nv elbow, ten ,houssud dol.
lars year, IL the land money should Be
distributed 10 the counties In the came pto-
portion 10 our school fund. But suppose
the Legislature should land II 10 perhaps
The best and faiiesi way Of bsne6iing The
whole people, dispense with her sasss
entirely; she would s,ill hass large IL.
come left 10 carry on Common Schools,
o.. s.se le prcporiona,e 10 The greslnem
Of The object. snd thus be able 20 give .
ausefsl amount Of education 10 every child
In her borders and ss shs ssme Tine dis.
tribute lno snsn cbjrrs In isselfl an
amount Of ncnty in ~vesy aeig hs.skood,
which would BE- feli the more ssusibly d
an addition 10 our circulating currency Be.
cause derived from foreign suurcr.s
10 this all true! Mosi certainly j, ID.
Pisesi Heury t'lay'snd his ffiends in nov.
er, and the proceeds of the Gales OF ,hs
public lands, which in Law and saui,y.
right and justice. belong 70 The s,s,e as
such. will be distributed To The risnaul
owners. Elect Jsm.s X. POLL, and ,h,y
will be kept by the General Government,
to be squandcred and plundsred by the
army Of hu' CRY Office seekers. who ave
held together. in supporting him, by ba,
one common principle, the +" c. hesiss 81.
'rac.lon Of public plunder." And wha.
rillJyou &c, BY eleeiing Polk a, this i'm.
men'e eiPen.s! Nothing. Are You
even promissd any thing! No. Do.h
Loeofnco leaders dare even, to promise
You. al'er their conduct in the lac, House
Of Representatives, even o modification
Of The tariff they call so odiouss liar no.
Polt avowed himself as high tariff man
as 'lay! They cannot deny il. Fel.
Low. citizens. your RICH, Of suffrage was
gwen 10 your ancestors, under the gui.
dance and direction Of beneficent Provi.
'ience, as a trust 10 be exercised. no. for
The gralIfication.of prejudice or for party
purposes, but with 4 pure heart and no.
ne's mind. for hesgord of your country.
LOOK then at this matter calmly, soberly,
ronseieniiously; and after due considera-
non you canno, nngra rlfully vote against
HENRY CLAY, a man who has, as you
must admit. ~ice saved his county, who
ias added honor TO the American name
throughout the world by The purity Of
IT'S pa.r'oii'm, the splendor OF his genius
md his eminrn, abilities as a s a,esman;
n view Of all these qualifications and
'nhi" traits, surely yon cannot vote against
Inn and IN favor OF James X. Polk, who
nothing. has done nothing. and wa. net
wen Thought ofby the people as ran
''ua'e' but nominated by intrigue at Balii.
more. You cannot decide against tho
vel tried wise policy proposed by the
" h'gs, ~ favor OF the. wha, shall we say!
ne no policy Of The Polk party. because.
no OILY be ausc. they falsely call them.
ewes The Demorralic party. No. fellow
'uzrns. they are no, the DEM cratic pal.
y The D" higs sup, ort the measures
washington. Jefferson. Madison. Mon.
"e,:ycs AMI even Of Jackson, the heads
! The real Democratic party. Polk and
US w'te-workers deserve the name Of
he For'ign Party. since their grea. oh.
er.s seem TO be 10 support the rich Ma
u'at iurers aud capitalists cf England. and
~ The debts Of Teas at your expense.
that. if not secured now. after
V next census this rich domain, the pub.
9 lands. will no longer be kept to sup.
OIL your General Government, but, -
'ey will have the power, will be grasped
yihe new stiles for their exclusive benefit,
ow, then, 10 the time to secure This rich
'heri'ance for yourselves and your chill
'sn, 0, prove moi fsIss iotl,s trrs,r n;