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Litchfield enquirer., 1844-07-04
COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

THE Court Of Probate for the District Of
Il Sharon having appointed the subscri.
bers Commissioners on the Estate OF AlonzO
Gale, late Of Salisbury deceased, represent.
ed insolyent. hereby give notice that said
Court hath allowed six months from this
date for the creditors OF said estate 70 exhi-
Dit their claims 20 us or be debarred re-.
covery. And we hereby give notice that We
will meet on the business Of our SAID ap-t
pointment at the Store Of Landon g. Co. at
chaP,.yisis 'n sAs,ssssy % ~. ~ n, Mo: =:
clock A. M. on each of said days. ,7t
'"''s }of ANDREW JEWELL. (c.,c,.,.
WILLIAM HARRIs.
Salisbury, 9Th May, 1874. 's -
Litchfield enquirer., 1844-07-04

ey-The boiler Of the steamer Gov. Vance cxplo-
ded at Windsor Opposite Detroit on the 2oth ult'
and the Captain and three other persons were killed
Litchfield enquirer., 1844-07-04
NJ A R. r ED

In this village, on the 9th ult., by Rev. Mr..
to Miss Elizabeth S Prince Of Brooklyn, N. Y.
Litchfield enquirer., 1844-07-04
NEW, GOODS.


LAS just received, from New. York, a
Ii fresh supply Of GOODS, which are be
present wanted BY most customers of
which viii be sold for Cash only, at re-
duced prices, at his Store ia Litchfield. ~
June 26th, 1874. ssasFFsS' ieGss. ~ 9m5
Litchfield enquirer., 1844-07-04
fss- From the Huntingdon. Pa. Journal Of NJ
pcuiber 3d. 1913.

49, vcnlber Sd, lS43.
no It il not often that notice any OF the thou
sand medicines advertised in our or any other pa
per. But when any is offered to the public which
we feel assured is really valuable. we cannot do
otherwise than to say So
DR.. Wistar's Balsam Of Wild Cherry viii be found
advertised in our paper of this week. II is the
preparation Of apracticing physician, and cannot
bear the name of quack medicine; and furthermore,
we have seen the efficacy of it tested, and are will
ling to add ours 10 the general recommendatio
4. williams, Esq. So William street, New York
himself cured Of Asthma Of "a years standing by
this medicine-says he took half dozen bottles Of
Wistar's Balsam on his voyage to Liverpool in
March, 1s43, and had the satisfaction of curing
number of inveterate cases Of difficult breathing
and Asthma while on board the ship. The fact Is
there is no medicine like this in the whole range
of remedial agents. For sale by DR.. Samuel Buel.
Litchfield enquirer., 1844-07-04
RESCUE FROM DEATH.

hEOCOE + hONu LIZA II.
Disease had laid the strong man low
He withereth in torture's strife;
And through Times glass with rapid flow,
Glides his sands Of life. 4
He scarce could turn from side to side,
A film obscured his eye, H'H
And all who saw the sufferer cried,
'sAlas: this man must die " ~;
But no; when doctors had essayed ~
Their utmost skill in vain,
Fen as for present death he prayed, ~
In throes of mortal pain,
A friend, (such friends, if Heaven wills,
Be mine in danger, dread,)
Armed with box Of Peters Pills.
Approached the patients bed. .f.
He forced them down the sick mans throat
What need the rest to tell
Save by the sovereign antidote,
The man though booked for Charon's boat,
Within month was well
For sale at the Sign Of Drugs & Medicines
south st.
Litchfield enquirer., 1844-07-04

DEMAINlNG in The Post Office Il Lischfslc
~ Conn.,, July LIST, 1874. tf
Litchfield enquirer., 1844-07-04

ed to Nv 10 the bluffs They have sustained, as we
learn BY gentleman from there yesterday, ITO
them) heavy loss in the destruction Of their iurni-
ture. crops, gardens, sc. &C., and the drowning
Of their cattle. During the violent wind and rain
of Tuesday night, we are told. several houses IN
Illinoistown were removed from their foundation,
and some overturned All the other towns and the
farmers in the bottoms are suffering IN the ike
manner. Hthe water were nowto sriosoe II Wouio
he too late in the season to repair the INJURY
The merchants on Water street have removed
most Of their goods to the upper stories, and IN
many cases apprehensions are entertained that the
floors may not sustain the weight. In any event
they will sustain heavy losses in the suspension OF
business and in the handling Of their goods.
The Mungo Park, from the Illinois river, reports
that river as rising fast at Ottawa ana fefu on
Monday evening. It is reported there as several
feet higher than it has been known to have been
for twelve years. Naples is reported to ne COM
pletely inundated Boats could run IN the streets
The inhabitants had chiefly gone to the Diuns.-
The water was up to the stores IN Beardstowh, Inc
only approach to Fishers Hotel was by ooass'-
The river was rising there on Tuesday evening =
the s.. Croix, Just arrived from the upper Mssis-
sippi reports the river falling at Galena but rising
rapidly below the Iowa river. The Des MONIES
Salt river, and other streams, are reported 70 DC
unusually high. att
On Tuesday night we had violent storm 81
rain and wind and It continued to rain most OF yes
terday. The st. Croix eight miles below Warsaw.
during the approach offhe storm. landed and made
fast 70 tree about 16 inches over. The wind
twisted the tree off and it fell across the hurricane
roof forward of the chimney breaking in the ROOT
and the boiler deck. The lines parted and the
boat drifted into.the stream
The St. Croix and Mungo Park report the RAIN
az exceeding anything before witnessed IN the
quantity fallen
The Millerites Of Cincinnati have leased lot for
i've years, with the privilege Of renewal; aa ale
ahout to erect church. This does not look as II
they expected immediate annihilatiOn.
Litchfield enquirer., 1844-07-04

.l,.eI da4 .sa6ssa1
Litchfield enquirer., 1844-07-04

The Millerites Of Cincinnati have leased lot 70
i've years. with the privilege Of renewal: and ar
ahout to erect church. This docs not look as
they expected immediate annihilatiOn.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1844-07-11

naFish iaas sEAasl lisirisls, lEd h. als'
Dp@Es I'D n eksssss lrssias thsif hlsh
si.,isss % shirs . kaslssiss sseess les
be psrpos 81 snsrtng 10 shi<A an
.has lhsltAsy regard soisnn pfssslon
- d g Usioa % bsi iSlr paiehesni. shish
he rhisslsys q sssIh csrsl'ns nsy
.ss % ds6snes q plesssss. TnsFs arc
p0Eirniaus saKns n ali shsse things @haeh
are nol q b mislsksn or dsstega'dsd.
Mf. AeDsfke oPsniy nads he an
naunesnsal q hs lnlrabans 1haeh .
bose nor cea. spoa he faor oi ne SHAT.
and die W sshlns lah spesaa:or. The organ al
he Esll.6srs and he Pslk party. pr En-
eellsnce. expresses Iis spproesioa ~ me
course abaui 10 be pursnsd bY South u.
rolins. There esnnoi be lhs sllghassi
question hat sasrnons all be made % ih-
duee al ths Sasihern Lesislslures 10
adopt sinIlar course. 10 % not day.
lhen. strongly lneuBbras upon Wigs
throughout ihs sosih. 70 bring he Polk
party among them directly 10 Tie ies:--t'
dsnshd Of them shtIhsf tina % The sllef-
n.liss they inlrnd % piesea,; The so.slash.
Rrhl Of The Tanf and me snnexa'ioa Of
Texas. 90 dissoluiian Of The Ua,on. That
such 70 their ground Of srpoa rireum-
sIsnres woSld s-Sm % shoslhsrs wss
mol the sl'ghlss, ground y doubt.
Nese Fork Express.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1844-07-11

UNklND.-I,is often said. ilh what
truth ~e knnw not. nor Care, t.at the Ed
Itorial columns of The standard are iodsb
sd 10 Tom. Dick. and Harry, besides the
os,tnsIbls Edilor, for their weekly quo,s
u sl.ng AMI chandler. Ia Il. ls.t, ,hsue i. .
paragraph announcing the som,iss' Of The
Ei'ior oi the Independent, which 1t yes
particularly unk,nd 10 nq0ue The Editor
Of tie s a"dard 10 publish, as II could no,
but reu,nd him oI b.. own spo,tacy.
and he motive tor II. The ivlloa .ne is
he mahral part Of u:
Two years ego Mr. Loring proiss,ed
to believe. must sincerely and ellgiUusIy.
TIA, TO act WITH the democratic psuv y -
10 do rights but n"~ ID. thing rs reversed.
md he is ioUnd in smty aud concord
18th his Iormtr bnbr po!,iicsl opponents.
Let h. public pu, this and that t,Rr,her.
and judge Ter It"l The ~hie. are wei.
come 10 all the joy this change msy al
lord them"
h"w suppose he n aier should change
q word or i~o IN Tie above psrsgrs PHI,
and see how il will read:
Two years sgn Mr. Holden profsss,d
To bell. We. Ib"sI SINCERELY anil felisInusly.
tina, IT, az, Nth the Hhig party was TO j"
ugh'; but now tie thing Is reversed. and
he " found IN sm'iy stiJ concord with his
iotmer bn.rr political oppon.n'.. lie,
the public pu, thus and t,si ,og, Their. and
judge for itself. The Locos are " elr"mr
|" I'll the Joy this change may afford
Ihea."
By The way. we learn that The Locofo
co cons,ernstron al The los. ol .uch IN all
'oc1'e OF their csuse. 70 great, not uuly
here, butespec,~lIy in Wake. They know
him 10 be IN possession o! more oil their
secrets than they would Ike TO have
known. and they fear tina, be viii carr,
out the principles IN whlch he has been
"ounshed, by blabblng. They do no,
hesitate to say. that they always knew
hip TO be an old rascal. q, the same | me
thai they patrou,zrd the Standard, " hils,
he published u. tie sn'ic,patsd them,
however. ~ such delica'e compliments. =
year OF Two ago, by charscrerz,ng msny
of them. his old subscribers. as sw,ndIers,
che is. g.. &c. md no N N had better
oppo' turIues Of knowing them. than he.
Fayetteville OJs.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1844-07-11
FROM TyEAS.

BY wav oil New Orleans r, xas rsp'u
to lie l9lh uIimo have been itcrTtd.
The papers e"n,.'nl ME wu,h exrac,ms:
they are filed with Articles 40 anu. aalI"O.
Tie G .z."e Of The f9h-sy. thai Il Tex
ne could procure from NJ. x,pN c. mi lee
tcognh'"n II her mdep endrncr. NIP
rIi! 81 the citizens would be Exposed 70
ann, xa'iun.
IL rrIa i'm 10 he annexaiicn qus,t"u,
the G.lsestvn Civilian vi the l5th ulnG0
ssts:
The snuexstinn lever 10, We ere h'p
p, I" state, n"w COZ 6n.d PRINCIPALLY 10
The o'mr SIDE ri The S hrnr. l.ks The
grippe, Il h-s been of mueh m,hlrr I'VE,
aud ps. I'd rG much sau,et ht,e rh'n 10
be Unmed s a,e,. 'Soli'sty aud alone
We have mil uc.ntly held The only Ien'
feeble q. u 10 hue, v h CHI has been
DIR cl'd against this measuI.i bo, sNrcf
has q, leng'hcone io' ward, and The large
intelligent. sud tespec,stle c.ass of c'I'
gems. 81 no have slo ID opposed to the m's'
sure are likely Ia ird other ard ahIer at'
voc ,es oi their OF inions. At the oul's'
oi The nseotisunns IL WA assumed, SHh
more c"nfi ienre Ihan circumstances war
raniei. that uine .tentts OF The people al
Texas v ere ~ Ia or ~ The measure. TINS
was q me'e euess, hke the one when
gave rise I" IL. t,'z: that tao th.td. 81 inc
UHitd S'sies SrnStr would vote fr 'HS
"ea'..) and brttrr know lelge Of lar"
has proved that b"Ib were erroneous "
irtn Il here are astonishrd 10 iind the 'P'
pos'''on Ia IL az strong aud sur"e'''u'
The fart IS M, To bp concealed that irN',
all quarters the evidences are strong '''
ps'psble Of a growing avtEs'un 10 '"'
| scheme"
10 respect to The Indian houbles on ne
ir"n'"r, the Houston Telegraph oil I"'
l2h has the followinR.
We have direct infotmslio from beH
ar that the danser is no lea. tan hefe'".
i'r-; thai thr lndIsns are stli C INN '""s
Their depr"d.i,ns IN psruts III iro"eU
ttw.l'e; aud that u Is un.aie to l'S'"
Tie e"unirv, uaIess armed and ~ c""''
N.Y. And IL - certainly 10 less 'mpo'".,
4" em'srau,s and susng. Z. IN bs on ."'"
guard, 'h.n u 70 I" the "ld and expst""
ed ,nhab,lsnis Of Brx r. who never | ~
'osn without srms AID company.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1844-07-11

sFsisa P4arsiisR. aFaia.g a hlhslinr
assiusa eue tsrm. a.. 1t 30 a.,
sssorfh lie sRs.nsls. and shra sos.lly n
liu > hsl hs ]. fsr2 he xill ny y s,.a.
sAs slaps. ksl h.A an = hin. Il a,
siss him lhs lssa shaFer. he all tie Y
rs heels. Wei. yea kad lhli h = Y,
noi psstasrd Ier s.eh isquifirs. and A.
w,lI snll askr sna her slai 10 s.ra !.
bus yea slll el.nch hs@ new Nv ,sl,sg
h,m-ars zee fof serving he Settle.
sasyi [hssr he : ~ 'prn I'D 10 he lac. /
Are you far ihe Shading Armyi lhr.e L.
an tnrn hl1r. Are rou 10 psilins S.sn.
soUl. Boyd, HAMS. &e.. 10 he p.bi.
lrpii.lsi lhsre he all asrn t.il ahd I'll ..
IN sn saoay afsamsllso9s shsns sad u.
Esr.l Toy ihi. preserifl,en. ard Il Il 5.b,
ssrk he kIsl iins. eel fslufn yos yUut
money.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1844-07-11

DiRECTIGNS.--rbe frl'dwins ex
celisal d ice fn puzzI,ns a Il ,cotocn. rs
gwen by the Frankfort Corumouv eslll,.
IL i, re,ily sdanifsble--We have uied it,
g u say Wing desires, Tor alnu.e meat,
I" poster = I."co. se'csn put him On plan
os dong 1t beautifully. When I've begins
deelaimlng sgNp-. tie abomiaabls pulley
II the Woig'. ja.t ask him whs, pal,cy
he aud MIS- parry are io! lie Will ftsl
stare sincerely, AMI then afrsc, TO sac.
D'nt let him OF when bs ssy, he 10
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1844-07-11

Mkt. 81 Ss..th csnlsss, lnsmasF.H.l
sals ks - sis~~a ne zee a rs eaAsl
ssy % lsaieshas . &irfsiasien nes -
60 say fsrghss iais lhrss exp. nansrss
for inaxtnal inpresemsnis. II tsaea %.
q .guld Be es.nsidssrd lhst me sdmini.
araiion wss net Disposed 10 ssi do~al bsss
~ss~isl rzpsrdissrs. R.ireaed. 10 .
.. NJ Dsilss ,olsg isr ~ Belisn,
Macy. 6e. ssaihsl u
Jsns 20. ls32.-Ssnstf eon,idrEe1 he
bill mskirg sPpropFia ans ~ lnlsrnslin
prassmenis By The Geaersl GsssInRenL
Mr. FeFsylh's snshdnsni 10 sH.ks on
apprapsssi.oh ior ihs csmbsslsnd road.
sh,ch. be said. be- meant 70 be irsi
feeesiisn. 90 o ~as an spprepnsiian Tor
o req werk. Dir. Hsyns sl.o sa,d.. lhsl
he wss glad lhis qnesuoa wss nov 90
ltnnls and fairly raised. lfths ~ork wss
81 be selhosszed. sssIy osile, and Iiser 10
he Unioa rosld BE-. lfih. ssre dons.
che GoTsrnmsnl 1onld be esllsd On 10
make roads lerm one wsier.eoCrss 10
ansthss." Mr. Webster opposed ,he
smendmen,. .R.jeeHd. 10 70 %. Mr.
Dallas sa'ing axain.iIi.
Same d.y .--lslsrpsl improvement bill
ordsrrd 10 third reading aud ps.srd. 20
On 10. NJ. D.ll.s voting Tor IL. with
sfsssr.. Clay, Webster. Frlinghuysen,
&c. PvIs, Ib. Gsandy. &c. sgsins, Il.
REcAPgruLATios.
In the greal ssssion Of 1882. On the
question Of ihe hank. The tsnh. land dc
lribuIinb, internal improvement. s-e. The
yess end nays 70 the Senate are reear.
ded l63 nnes, Ga these quesnons Nc.
Dallas recorded his vote % nmes si,h
Messrs. Benton, GrunJv. &r. and l35
times ~i,h Nj. ely. Mr.. Webster. Nc.
FIslinghUysen. 10.
For proof Of this. see the journals.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1844-07-11

The Louis.iIls Jsusasl infaras 10 lh,,
xhsn Har. Gave g.hnsrn snd lao all,,
I.oeoiaeos ere psssing through Wheel.
ing. Virgins. q s1osl nms since, Ihsy
.sre rfesslled On IN sddfess . I.nee,
l"ea nssune u that pare. Care John.
son. 10 The soufss Of be speech. snd,r.
iark 70 describe ,hs principles az ~.
clay. Z" DO yos ,a5," cried . sasn L..
ealeco in The erawd. .ska. those are NJ.
clsy's prrc,ll,,i' u do" said csvs.
:. Well. then. hu,Tsb lor Gl.yr sxslaln-
ed The Loeoiaee.
When johnson and the olhsr Lreofteo
honor.bls. soI On board The slesnbOsi a
the Wheeling .hsuf. cry was raised IN
The alidsi OF large cmwd On shore,
. Ihrre cheers for Polk and Dall.s." Tie
call ~ssTespontlsd 10 By ies 'ndisidO,l..
Who seenrd AFRAID IN hear the sound Il
lheirawn voices. Thin some ans .haUl.
cd. " Nine cheers Zoe Clay aud Feeling.
huyseni" and susiehiwsy the hill. Ter snd
near rssnunJsd 9Th the Ihpndsr Of The
names Of The glorious Wing candidates
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1844-07-11

Mr.. Stephens. in his SPEECH on saIur.
day night, referring to the ignorance Shirh
prevailed in some quarters in relation 10
the Tariff. and the gross misrepresentation
which had been INDUCED respecting il
told an snneedo,e Of Georgia back woods
man. who being gu, hunting me day, and
never having seen "r heard 81 q Steamer,
approached The railroadi in the pine rlades,
and saw a car approaching. Horror
struck. he took 10 his heels. and ran some
two miles to the nearest house. when, be.
ing asked what1ss the matter, he replied,
terror depicted on every feature. he Odd
not know. unless lie abominable TarIs
had broke loose! Richmond Uhig.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1844-07-11

of RenssneaniFFs. Wilh IPWMaa 81 G
5emeer1ne nsloFily. hasine ssslainsd
his szne Tsnf BY sols q Ice 70 -.
m he d~msrrzls are slseers zboul ne 1a-
riE, why id hey noi ahnw der ainssrs-
~ % that ocess ont
Nswill gire an0iher esse IllasirsliSe 81
The nature sad sGecs - Inc TaEiG. Take
ralico~s cor n easnple: We kndszPOsrd
lor sale 10 he shops. good AmrEieanCsll
70 81 from 10 % Is cents per pard. We
find an article m beller. e foreign produr-
iian. "a Is % IS cents pc yard. The A.
merriam Calico hss fast enlOrs. and 10 a.
waysequsl and sometimes better lorwesr.
Wit hardship do We End henrf II The
ihs purchaser prefers 70 pay for Ihe sup
port Of government by The purchase Of
lhe foreign article. he can do so-if MOI.
he can lel somebody else do il. whose
fancy 10 iH foreign fabrics, gken our do
mrsiic articles are equally - good and
cheaper. Any one can test tie truth Of
this mater BY going into our shops and
examining the sFIicsss under eonsidera-
lion. and inquiring The price Of them.
Ii seems 10 be the object Of ihese poll
iicians who make such an QUERY about
The Tariff. 90 induce The people 10 believe
he Norikfrn folks are getting rich on
the fruits of their labor. lf manufsciur-
ing Is such good business. why do they
mol 20 into il themselves! We do not
suppose their pairioli.m prevents them
from making money In an honest way;
and slsye-labor may always compete with
free.labor. But one reason that factories
are not more generally established 81 the
South 10. that capitalists are no. content
with the prafts that arise from such es-
tablishmehls- though some Of our people
have Them. There are several Cotton
Factories in our STATE. which are doing
pretty well we believe; and success 70
them, we say.
hut does the reader mark the irlckeTy
Of the demsgoguesi In all the myslifi-
ZION and misrepresentation about the Ia
ritf. one thing is always uppermosi, viz.
an attempt 20 excite southern prejudlces
against the northern people. We do not
hssr about the southern manufacturers Of
Sugar getting rich by The Tariff; We do
not hear about otir sister state Of Tennes-
see getting rich upon her manufactured
coarse linens, hemp, &c. This viii not
answer the purpose of engendering an ir-
reconcilahle hatred between the North
anil South. and open the way TO Interior
obierls of ambition. Ii il the North and
South they wish tn SET Al variance, be-
tween whom there should exist The Ut
most friendship and harmony, and there
is no solid reason for any thing else.
Every southern man who goes North.
will come back and tell you how much
surprised he is TO find the arden, friend
ship that exists there. towards southern
people aud southern rights. Bui the Dis
unionisis are aware that nisnv Of our peo-
ple are unacquainted with the true state
Of things. and take every opportunity 10
deceive them.
We shall have more 10 say on this sub
ject. We take no pains 10 wfite in set
phrases and rounded periods; we want to
tell the plain a. d honest ,ru,h TO plain
and homes, people.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1844-07-11

The Standard. and otLei Lorof rop,.
peI.. @hleh are sssslling he Ssns,s 90
b,lsily f.rls, Inc On The table nom,ssIians
Of r<ssans sham tie esjoniy Of that 10.
d. deemed ur6l 10 Ga plsess On the bench
81 ME Supreme Copn Of the United SAFES.
should r.ase, thai there 10 good Jarksan
i.oeoiaeo su,hofiv lor the act. 10 ls2s.
Judge Tumble nf Kentucky died. and ear.
" IN The Ses.inn OF 1882. President
adsms nominsied Me-. cintendsn 10 GIL
the saraney. Now there xas no p'ebns
lha, Mr.. Cri,lenden .as unqualified, IN
any Tesper' :, for The station. bot The JACK.
son Ssnas Of ,hs, period lard the non'.
nsnon on the table. (,houghs whole sch
Of The term OF ,hr supreme coun ~a'lo'I
thereby Tor ssns Of q"ram. and the Iea.
snR openly ssnsnsd Tor il IN The psP'u
~ss, hat Gen. Jackson would have he
appolni@rnt when he csms IN alter The
b Of March. 1920. And he did uosr
nate John Mclean. ~ho VAS eor6ru,d.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1844-07-11

TRk YoicK OF Al 0rrosEsT.-Con-
ssrnias HsBsy clsy. ~s eapy The ial-
Iowing rfma,k Of he ed'lnr u he s'ofk-
bridge yl.iler, 40 oll-sDd-oai Polk snd
Dsllss Pspsf:
EVERY party les tie misfortune o.
have sllsrhsd 20 IL esIlain rlass Of poll
nei.ns. wha, 81 The eommsneenest 81
eampsisn. con over the vocabulary Of sbsss
--easeiully select sssry vale spllhsi. ihsi
ll.ey nay sppl, Ihsm 70 The opposing ssn-
dldsie,. Nsne are more lsv,,h Of sbnsr
Than lhoss sho are apoafafes % tie ssts
parry upon whose nonlases The hiili !.
Ihrown. Our party q blessed nth 90 snail
numbsr Of ,h,s hind Of p"liiieisns.
Na~ that Ihs Psssldennsi esmpsign
10 eommsnesd. one rsn sesfcsly % amIss
Of the exhibition Of Ibis class Of pOll'ieisns.
We zee. 10 one plaee. psradsd some
.nanghiy' things said VI Henry. Clay IN
The heat OF passion. In On elhes place. he
10 styled. "a rake and dstGsehse.' Ons
cries OFT - gambler add horse iscsr--s
second, - rssesl'--a third. "a Sabbath
bssskef'-. fourth. . prof.Le ssssrsr-
4 9Th. o slavrhOldes'-a sixth. duel
ll.t.' and 90 on. until The ~li,le soesbula-
~ 10 exhsusled: and these ep,ihels. IN Eve
cases 90, Of se'sn. are sppl'rd BY per.
AIMS guilty Of the acts Of Which they &C.
euss others; and ~ho hsve heretofore been
most lavish OF the praise Of the men hon
they pos imssIne they most numerically
abuse.
"Hsnry Clay 10 gallant iol"~. lie
10 whole soul. d. whols-hesrtsd nan. A
man ~ho never betrayed friend, or
H,nched i0r Zoe. lie 70 Q Wing every
inch 81 hrm. ile 10 jast sprh on oppon.
en-, IS &c Ike. wralss,s knos e,ari-
ly where 70 fnd him. About him there
- no lodging. Heis Wing II Tie back
b"ne. lie 70 one Of thnse men who oil
never consent In 6gh, under Isl.s rolots.
Que Of those men whom II ~e defeat.
here 10 some honor In defeating hin. and
IL our Candidate !. defeated. he 10 delss.-
ed by 40 honorable opponent"
There. speaks . mar; real man! A
Trump. end high trump tool We could
6ght hat fellow iron moru t,ll dewy eve,
Too, TO foot. end point to pu,n,. and ,hrn
I've dean by him ~ night, ~Ib ., reilec
feeling of security. ss though Ne sler
ny cur osn msiher.
Oxford Aureury..
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1844-07-11

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