The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1844-10-17

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had manifested u lhs surre@ofshe Whie
fanse ard spoke 81 ne cheering efFses Il
uoald have upon those she wsss engaged
i lhe EeEee Struggle q he siSe 81 liner.
ly. lie ihen weni inio an able cisussion
q he great measures az Wig policy
ne Bank, nc Tariff. 6e.--argued with
he fOrre q demonstration On IN these
points, nd proved clearly lhsl ne Wings.
= : parry. were Cor sustaining he consli-
tution and he laws. while the Democratic
party had O more lhan one occasion
slioxed illeii utter disregard &c both. lie
spoke o Mississippi Reputation IN he s.
we're terms which il desered-said that
although he did no, believe al The Demo
crabs were repudiaiors. yei il Was eerialn
that al The repudisiors mere Democrats.
Dir Badgers appeal % the Whighs 10 n
lend the election was strong and fun 81
energy. and must have effect. Before
he closed he exhibited the likeness Of
Henry Clay, which had been dcfaced BY
some Democrat on the night previous with
polk-beHy juice, and never have We heard
such whitening inveclire As he pour upon
the head ofthe cowardly miscrrani who
had defaeed i. While he spoke. The
assembly a. one man rose TO their feet.
and with almost brcaihless interest SEEM
ed 10 catch every word that he uttered.
lie closed with this sentiment You
may crush in your hand the polk berries,
which our opponents have chosen Is an en-
blcm ofIheir party. A little water and soap
viii wash or the stain. and the miserable
berries are trodden under foot and forgot
ien."
Henry X. Nash, esq, was loudly call
ed Cor, and responded in his usually fell.
ciious manner. lie is always listened 10
with interest, and is always interesting.
!, Col. William L. Long, Of Halifax, was
loudly called for, and made his appearance
on the stand. lie wields sharp blade
and the enemy have felt its ilIusis before,
After exposing The hollow profession and
the Inconsistency Of The leaders of,he De-
mocratic party. he contrasted The two can
didaies for the Presidency. and said thai
James X. Polk, incomparison TO Henry
Clay, was a tom-tit upon an eagles hack
a monkey upon a lions name. lie clos
cd his remarks with an energetic appeal
TO the Wings to 60 to the polls on the iirst
Monday in November next. @%
After Col. Long had concluded, Judge
Badger arose. and in behalf Of the Wake
delegation returned thanks for the warm
reception they had met with and the hos.
pitality they had received. lie had ex'
pected Whigyeception, and from Orange
Wings, and his expectation was highly
raised. But their reception had even sur
passed his high expectation.
The band then struck up "IIomc,'
which was followed by the Old North
State" the chorus of which was sung BY
hundreds of voices. The meeting ther
adjourned.
| THURSDAY NIGHT.
The meeting again assembled, and wer
entertained by excellent speeches from
( Morris Z. Wadde!l, Henry w. Miller
Henry X. Nash, and John Guthrie, esqrs
full OF spiri, and enthusiasm, and we ma,
add with regard to some Of them, full o
fun and humor. About IL o'clock som
good Wing songs were sung, and The meet
ing adjourned, to meet at the polls on tn
4,h of November; when we hope 10 b
able to give a satisfactory account of .hei
proceedings. s..s>v@#
In conclusion we will state, that MI