The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1844-10-24
A SEOLCHER.

4 writer in the Charlest.n Courier
over The sgnsIure Of Ma ion. has shos
up the Pill ts fsriion 10 South Car Ina.
10 a wsy hit should hr a Caution 10 snu.-
fers and deeere's. We cannot iitdioaA
for The whole OF bis arrrls. but make
The following .xir.cr, which comprises a
.un m .ry he 20 MS lie established in
his 3, ger | ARTICLES,
Fn-llate proved ihs, nGlliica,inn,
with an s..rDri IA sscede FUN the Un-
on. ns.fr took rlace against The tariff.
until ck'on rei' atsd tie hopes Of Mr..
Calhoun = q e Presidency.
Second-'fhst tie Taifi, Bank, and
Int raal lrproyemei.t By he General Gr-
ssrumrni. were osidinsl me asuns with
s nth Ca'olln,, and her p liiciaLs. until
the commencement Of ths,!outbte. Il.
rhud--That. atr tho st lemeni al
this difficulty by The COMPROMISE. Ire
pressn, at'y leader. advocated . Bank.
u t. rasl Improvements. distribution Of the
prncfeds OF Ire public dom,in among the
Sia'es, and denounced the sub-'reasury,
and wee tie most rlsmorcus Tor wing
pm p!ss. and m sss den ncis,ory ofthose
sf ihr llsninru..
Furr,h--That when 4 was discovered
tina, Mr. Clay W., to be ade the leader
If The ~h'g'. the parry leaders sdjur'd
their prirc.pl-s-g.ve upthe bs.k, ,o.e,-
nal ,mpro, emen's aud dl.uihrtion--s eni
Ear The suh-lrsasury-a,'e IN their shhe-
,ioa to "rcwsves and r&yaisis." and
ca, their d.si,ny ~rh "r0btc pIunGer-
ere" s"alowng fcrcs bill, pr'cIamouun
and sll.
F,hh--ThSI wltn they we're wings.
they denounced J. cot Cos as rspacious
tar iIirs aud rsmpsti ab, liu"ni'ts.
Six:h-'rha, nov when they ars l"co-
fnsos ,hrv d,nurnse HE whigs as tsra-
rlnus /. riff 'es an! ,smpsn, alb, Trim i,,s,
aud claim themselves and lilies as the
grsa, eeuservs,re rar'y of The Union.
Seven,h-Tha there was no desire to
&c, up null &c 'tinn again against lie la
I'd. Until il a. found that Mr.. Calhoun
could no, get the romm atom as President
from lbeT pres' n, Sllie'. Tire party here
are always eating up 30 mary dsy'lish
pes thai zee fear they ut yer will 't h,m
get il. unle,s he cu.s then oil like 80 much
rotten, ess.
Eielth-Thst there was 70 sympa' y
fm Tx s. hu, direct tosnlny, until II
q as found hat II might with Oregon nske
Mr.. Calhoun the n. ri n"m nee of the de
mncr.,ic party, and nov IN hot h"shli'y to
the further injury Of Mr.. Calhoun, be-
cause that Cannot be arcomp'l'hed IL
though ,h,y arkpox ledge Il would be an
injury 10 this s ate % annfx rexH.) they
ere ready to put oil purestory IN ~ ton
in a srrible crusa'e sgaIns, the Whole
Uaion.
! Nln,h--Thal they we've and are three
times pledged ~" to rss's, 'he lsws'i Con
gress. FIRST. because trey resl.ted the
resistance Of the North to the tariff when
she TIRE atened d,sunion. Second, be-
cause they resisted Ohio in her esst'nre
of a branch Of the U. s. b, nix within her
borders. Third, because they hare resist
ed Georgia in her doctrines Of Stale
Right; likewise Virginia, and that they
I. had taken The lead IN asserting powers TOT
|, Congiess which no o,hes pol t"iars OF
|, States did. and which make the Govern
men, oil The Union omnipctent in s'm"'
, every hing, aud INA, they were the mrs
!, to violsts thu Sc pledges. s.sa -.
/. And from the above | dednce the FOL
1 lowing irrefu,sble conclu. ions, 'iz:-l
D yon wish u prove the tsriH Constitr
!; ti,nal. jos. aud bsosfic'al -unconst'tu
y O.. .-~ a~@# .s