The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1844-09-26

/ 81 I.nh. I hare sern tssnfT fhsosssf
Geosgans. ssd have bid a.sn Rasi 10
wha sauld fslssf pfoscpon 20 Amsresa
indaary nsy BE- srr gooi Bfinsh sst-
iees. bur | ssrsr thsi he % nOa - Ansrs-
CSC naFFsos.
Mhss woali Our appcnsns g.s 10
nerve he aFn Of lhdsslryf FIRE. us6e.
What 10 Tree trsIci Where does Il e.
iai II the present condition of he weFie.
whr esa il srisa 3 me rsry .'hsrned
fheesh" 70 coasress some time sgs sis-
covered Inst IA II 20 p,rcrni esalssies.
q Ihe gsle Of sums GrseIsR elsys 90 esf-
tain sruelr. snd ltsr'o.e he suppcssffhst
fss was ihs salgrsl Ear be lad o. ess-
~ Ihirg. A 20 per erni. honrsnaal Dr.
| sy 10 me doei,ins Of JIpes X. 20 b. asd
lif. 10 fhs fire. rsds Of some psap's. Grsf
Bulsin will mon eOus mo ne syssu ef
| free irsds, bessuse she eshnot. Shr lArs-
60 sbnvs one hundred and ten mlllHns' 81
doIlHs on tmp1r.; and. bsslces this. she
70 forced 10 levy On income isx. hIshefi1
eonsidsfsd only % IN exPsdiens 10 .lnIs
&c var. Butihs heasiesltsx inp0sed ~
Crest Britain 10 high, whsn eompsrsd sish
ths tix which she would lsy upon our
ersduI ty N surprising that che sili sser
be in favor Of free ifsdr. Ny doctnne 10
ior free trade bsissen dI1etsnt psrts OF
oar esn eovnt,; recIprocsl trade with
other nsslons. yielding where tiry wond
y ED, dsDsndlng where they demsEd..
Englsud lssies upon our productions. Sk.
ING eo,ios guI Of ihelist On asrrsgs taKOf
3ao per cent on every thing ss sell 10
ter; and yet &c have some among % sto
ssy that We ought no, 10 lssy shi2hsr az
upon any Of her productions thaa 20Psr
cent nd sslofem duty.
Fee trade 10 ihe erudest conception
that ever disturbed the minds ui The Ame-
ricsn psuple. Our opponent, know ihi',
and therefore they are nov aiismp,ing tn
make il sp2ssr that Mr.. Polk 10 Is much
IN favor Of tariff % Henry Clay, The fs'-
rner Of Ashlsndi This lisa species tfin
pudsure. shah l say IL which, il record.
sd, has hitherto escaped my researches
INTO history. BH sppsal from oil ar
runen9 Ct his friends 10 James X. Polk
himself. Will not Gay with bin ~ old,
i"I sppesl from Alexander drunk 10 Alag.
anpsi sober." but | do apes, from ihsH
misrepresentation 10 his own wufds.
]. CTisrs Mr.. D. read extracts from NJ.
PuIEs letters and speschs, proving hin
. 10 bs opposed 10 sriff for pio,scucn.
HIS sisn sisted ihss 10 uferenrs ~ thu
] claims Of the opposing esudidsss, there
cas- time when no would make sUnps-
risons, but 10 Chrntau chsrfty he sooid
nov forbear. Same one here cried out
"publis isuds," /, which nv. o replied,
! .hs, though be did no, Intent to ssj any
. thing on that subjsci, re, be would cons
!. ply with his request which he fhen DID.
. proving the jns leo Of the disuihu i,n Of
: lire proceeds Of .hei, sslss.
:. Iuow turn I, Texas. and | beg 10 cnt-
rect an error started loo BY our Saut en-
opponents; and o. which our EUrlheru
trends have len. too resdy an ear. Why
should the South be IN favor oil annesa.
tiuai II would INCREASE ihs supply aud
/. consequently lower The price of The great
! staple production Uf that part Of the cuun.
! Try. have addressed Genrgls Wings 90
: lhs subject, and The universal snaweT
{ which I tereived, when | asked The IN il
! they wanted Texas annexed, was" No."
!, Are southern Wings IN be ni-lrd by the
pruf"una arguments Of Me-. Tylrr's Sscrt-
& tsry, particularly lis siavsticsl Ate r.ey 10
! b. ssducsd by his sreunent in fvruf ".
taa, il ma, have an influence in our pupa
lar d ,m. sue iasutut On! NJ! They .kauw
7 that Their intetes, 10 safe 10 ,ha hsDJs &c
7 their bresssrn. under ,ie guar.n!.ss OF The
American Cons 'iiuIion. aud they ndIs.
naaiIy spurn .hs guaranty which Teas
. would Afford them. Believe, ne. far
an fresh from the epoL even they who
have relatives in TIE xas ssy NJ" 10 Ire
3 anne xa,ion. There sfs lvfter. higher
: grounds Than personal or selfish feelings.
! We Southern Wings Stand on tn sane
) platform of principles with our N"ilsrn
bre,he,n-aand joInei Id hana-l Ut
beaunv in unIsiup 9th heart It's -
, then S.a,hern question.
r 10 tbs vast dons'n OF ours moi large
. enough. from the Gulf of Mexico to The
Lakes, Oh! But Texas has been be-
/ queaihsd 10 US BY The hero Of The Hermi.
/. .sge, as miI,ta,y outpost. Nov, | sm
. no.'much Of military ,nsn, but I nay ash,
, would il not be as EASY 10 j, fend OUT.
selves % The banks Of the Sabine from Ir.
{, sssiuns whlch must reach Us through Tex.
= sc, a. to defend ourselves on The Rio
0 del Nor.e, where We would be bu
1 poorly supported BY thiniy popula,et
. Texan ,etrity! Will Ne moi be q,
n slfs w.,h Louisi ma ss The border shcl
o ws mus. defend, a. il We hal to de-
Ct fsnd Texas sisui Those stesmboa,s o,
n the Esther Of Waters wosld soon carty
70 thousands Of hardy sons Of the NOR
%, Noithsin sections 10 defend our country
" IS it j. INV bounded, from INVASION. G.;
:. nads vas on our boundaries during the la
RI war. vet even EnpIsnd WAS not AHA 1