The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1844-09-05
From Ihs Ralsigh ReeiFier.
TO THE WINGS on NORTH Ca
ROIFNA.

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The results of The recent Election, hav-
ing been now conclnsiFely ascerlained. The
Central Committee feel il 10 be their duty
10 offer 10 you. and through you. 10 The
Wings ofthe Union. iheircongralulaiions
on the gl0ri.us triumph which has been
achieved in the Old North Stale.
We have have,carried our Governor, BY
a msjoriIy Of Ihirly-fnnr hundred Foles.
and have secured a majority Of f,ro in The
Senate, and firdly-firo in The House Of
cOmmons-making a majority, on joint
bslloI, Of TwENTT.FoUR. The resul. in
the Legislature is the more gratifying,
when we recollect that. iwo years ago. our
adyersaries had AZ the close Of The Session
a majority Of THIRTY! Bu. The mere
change. effected in that body. large - i.
II, N i'll convey but an inadequate notion Of
the value Of cur triumph.
The Wing Candidates. every where.
throughout the STATE, opealy avowed the
great measures Of the Mhig party: A Ia
riff for Revenue, with incidental protec-
lion 10 American indusiry-,he dislribu-
lion Of The proceeds of the sales Of The
Public Lands amongst the Sisles--a Ma
iional Bank-snd the one term principle.
These have been svowed BY every Wig
Candidate. as the leading objects Of the
party. and success has been every where
sought, in order that these measures may
be secured and promoted.
While this open and manly ayowsl Of
their principles has marked the exer,ions
Of our friends. there has been no period
since the formation Of the present par
ties Of The country, in which the orga-
nization Of the Wings as party, has
been more imperfect. They have trust
ed solely to public discussion Ito appeals
TO the reason and patriotism Of the people,
and have confidently relied upon truth
only. az sufficient 10 sway the minds Of
DUR homes, and Republican populations.
The conduct Of our opponsnis has, in
every respect. been the opposite of ours.
The immediate annexation Of Texas, is
tho only affirmative proposition, which
they have supported. In all else, they
have but opposed the doctrines of The
Wings, without offering any substitute.
They have been against the Wing Tariff
as they are for. They denounced Ma
tional Bank. but have not dared TO sup
port Mr.. Van Buion's Snb.Treasury.
They opposed the distribution Of the
Lsnd fund amongs, al the States. bur have
not ayowed their willingness 10 surrender
it to the new States.
During their whole canvass their orga.
nization has been complete; and even
neighborhoods have been allotted TO the
particular charge Of individuls. able and
willing to supply, by private circulation,
what could not be hoped from open dis
cussion. Meantime, the most false aud
Infamous publications have been freely
circulated, by virtue Of Congressional
franks, with a zeal and industry never
surpassed by them or any former occa-
sion; and support has been sough, to a
bad cause by mean attempt to awaken
prejndices in one part Of 'he State, against
the people Of another.
Yet, against such odds. we have effect
ed a triumph, which, under any circum-
stances, would have been glorious. II is
true. the majority on the Governors vote
has not reached that of 1912. We a |
know the local causes as between the
candidates for that office, has lessenel
Mr.. Graham's vote in Counties, which
have Yet exhibited Unbroken Wing
strength in7the canvass for the Legisla-
ture; and which, we have no doubt, will.
in the great question in November. rally
to the support Of Clay. with an unanimi-
~, not exceeded BY that which marked
the support of The lamenred Harrison.
The Wing Cenr.l Comnitee feel
then. fully warranted in sending j'yous
greetings to their brethren, M, only with
in the St,e. but throug hnui our glnr'ous
Union. 1--WE have me, and c"nqu. red the
enemy-hsve opposed falseho"d with
truth---abuse. With mauly reiutauon. or
dign,fed silpnct--lnd. with the p ,trInIIc
cry OF Clay aud our country, have over
borne and silenc.d the shout Of Pix and
fexa.!
We have reason TO rejoice. and We do
r'jnire at a triumph 50 great 10 S, II. and
SD iull Of confident assurance for The fu-
ture. Blu, one more conflict remains. We
exhort you, brethren Of North Caroiina,
tn be dIl'geni in preparing fr The iourlh
of November--,o te. every man. at The
Polls on that day. A victory Then, will
MT be enough. II must be sIrs"ry
worthy Of ourselves. worthy Of our pr'n.
ciples. worthy of our great leader. M
State must be allowed 10 take The lead Of
us. on that day. We FIRST nominated Clay
without condition or qualification. Un-
der his banner, inscribed plainly with The
patriotic principles which belong Ia hun
and our party, we have just secured 3
great triumph, snd we owe i, TO ourselves
aud our children, as a great privilege and
a high duty. thstno State shall exceed us
in the vote by which we shall declare Tor