The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1844-07-18
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since the nOminaN0n ol EOik anu bAi'
las by he Baltimore Convention, the De-
mocraiic party has been thrown into
eommotioa which threatens its entire an.
aihiIa,ion. Many Of their leading men
and leading prints have already LEFT them
and come out for Clay and Prclinghuy-
sen; and whole platoons Of The rank and
file, the mechanics, the farmers, and the
working men Of the nation, are disclaim.
ing the Locofoco humbugs by which they
have been 50 long deluded. To cover
this disafeetion in their party, they re.
sort 70 vain Boosting, and other expedi-
snn equally Intellectual "Nessr. in the
history Of our patty conflicts, have We re-
e.ived such evidences Of enthusiasm
throughout The entire Union" says one;
Polk and Dallas viii receive .at least
twenty out Of the tweniy-six states" says
another and the work Of Democracy
goes gloriously on in North Carolina"
erelaims the Standard, though al the same
time he is trembling under the prospect
tha. his party win be inglorOusly beaten
in ,his state. These Loco editors talk,
TOO. Of. thousands who have openly aban-
doned the Wing cause;" but unfortunate
" for them, mos, Of the individuals whom
they venture 10 name Indignantly repel
the Islander. As all instance We refer to
Mr.. s. 8. Pren.is's letter, which viii be
found IN another column Of our paper to-
day. ~ ~* A
In the las, Standard we find a string OF
.ex,rac.s from letters" written for the
purpose ofa.,empting TO sustain their sink
ing cause. Among them We find the fol-
lowing from Orange, which we publish:
Orange. Juy 6.'. isl4.
Ma. IIoLpES: Every thing is brigh. for
our cause in Orange. We have had four
days of The campaign. They have added
TO our strength. DIR. Brac ken, our candi-
date for the Senate, is making Roadway
upon Mr. Waddell, whose time is mainly
consumed in reading wing speeches and
apologizing for his becoming candidate
&c. A nuslbcr Of wings have openly
ayowed their determination to vote ioE
DIR. Bracken. My opinion is, he will gel
the largest Senate vote ever given 10 any
man in the western part Of the county.
"Our candidates in the Commons have
thus tar proved more than match ioI
their competitors. Sidney Smith makes
an able defence Of our eau e, and charges
boldly upon the enemy, while one OF hl'
opponenls, known here as the pad-l0rk
candidate, endeavors to amuse himsel
aud his hearers by telling Col. Hoke''
Jokes. A number of Wings in Orang'
will mos, certainly vote for Col. Hoke
and | believe we shall carry our cnslr'
ticket for the Legislature"
We feel warranted in pronouncing thi
false in every important particular. Tn
fac, is, Mr.. Waddell reads but little, com
parasively speaking. from documents o
Wing speeches; but the remark migl
well apply to his opponent. The Doc
tors speech is made up Of extracts froI
Wing speeches, letters, and messages, an
would be a miserably dry skeleton will
out them. II, therefore, this correspond
ent Of the Standard departs so far from u
truth in matter of fact, what reliance ca
be placed on his "opinions" when G.
pressed with an evident view to effect Il
election
We have never felt disposition
speak Of the efforts Of the candidates
the different parties in this county duril
the canvass, nor to express an opinion
to the result Of the election, prefering l
tie. 30 confne ours Ives to the discussi