The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1844-11-21

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as lie rea.sn -hr sasy dFpsrsalsd Ais'
Clay's success. They did aoi ssni ?
qua / AMI peaceful settlement q ne cues
lla0. They are dsisrmiasd ssasss sssh
er imaeiiAae smaaripahOa, shish my
knsw Slsy esnn0i gtl - any essr. 50
dismrmbeTmrnl Of The Union. Un1si
Mr.. Polk Ihsy eIpeei % see he project
Of D.sunioa earrird out. II - Dies not
favor il himself. they iesl sure lhai ihs "a
sislance he can efsr 10 10 wiil Be Ear less
elective Than Nr. Clay would have a.ads'
They accordingly fore 10 Insure. - -
alrumph either oWn--asonss ssP gslIed
in lhesr mras0ealls desiga.
Mr polk's eleciiou has ihDs strengthen
ell iamensely Null.Gesuon II ihs SsoIh
! and hosillny ia the Uninn a the NoElh.
G llhnun and Bnnsy LaN.-ssh Gained .
paint. We are by mary degrees hsafsr
lie cherished object Of both Of iheA ihan
we were before. Calhoun IS lsr maIe Ike
Is 10 hare . Souihe'n eonisdsraey. BIS.
ell upon Slavery and Bunry 10 isT more
likely 10 have Northern confedr'aev hs-
I'D upon Freedom. In . w"Td. 10 The
prri!s Of DIsunioh are immea.nresbly IN
rri asrd BY Ile success Of Mr.. Polk.
The Tariff aud Annsxaalan will OF
course be the Two levers wi.a.ShIrl: !.'he
tao parties will attempt 10 carry their
schemesnIc prsei;c deportation. tn. South
nil demand lhs Instant and complies
sbsndehmsnI CT proIession. fhis no one
can doubt 81 moment. The very neat
session Of Congress. We doubt rot. vii
witness this movement. IL VII .noigbe
made TIMELY or dnub1inely. We 10 mol
mean lhsl the South viii really srx?eei,
nr even hepe. 10 carry il. Its n"sat III
unlikely 10 our minds that even she would
prefer Tia, the tariff should be continued.
But she will boldly, and in tie tone 81 q
master, demsnd Tie immediate surfen'!eI
OF protection. II she succeed shs vii
then demand IN like manner, the immedi
ATE annexation OF Texas as slare ierritary
aud on no other rondi ion. II she fail
Il the North r,Iuse 10 give up Protection
or 10 admit Texas as slave power. shI
will nsIliIy the tariff. set up go'crnmen
II her Own, annex Texas 10 h,r own ter
riiory ard defy the Union in arms. II,
this The shuliiuni,ts oi the Nos,h, ard un
ques,ionsbly large portion of tie Lnc'
fOcos. sill cordially respond. u, there
fore. the united exertions &C the Nulll6ers
Aboltionisis and Loco Focos can sccon
piish Disunion. we stand every chance o
havi, q il. That il formed the main. con
trolling motive Of Polk's nominstiun. "
have no doubt. Aud in our s"ber, csndi
Judgment. the country has period ol pc
al close al hand which will uy The patti
otsm of ,ve'y American, and PUT The IN
,litut ous Of thc counsy u a steiner tfis
Than they have ever yer been made 10 bea'
Where, IN this great cnniesi. II IL com
upon Us, every true American heart al,
I hand will be found, We need not Say
= C0me whaFmay, l. is the part Of patriots /
Stand bs the Cous tuition. Tnthe eremie
. ef the Union, in our al .st Ur abroad. "
have but one s1onst:--Our Father
achieved i, BY their vatr, aud seal, i
= wish TIER blhd. They Pasr it to u, &c
as t'y 10 he made the spor uf ubpr,u
[, pled'ahd aspiring dtmag"guss, but rs
. sscnd POSSESSION. 10 be cheri-hrd ss a
, inesttusblr treasure, aud 10 be ..lt fendrt
:, IL need b.. with arms and our hood.