The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1844-07-18
POLITICAL INDEPENDENCE.
srtRrr or Tur WHO'S OF 10.

Were ne 10 preseai our readers win
an account of ell Ihose patriotic sillrrns
who hare rrfollrd from The tyranny Of The
Polk and Dallas farli,n, we should End
room lur but linls else IN our paper sows
must eoaIentourseIvss with giving afew.a
q specimen of the independent spirit Of =
great body Of freemen. who no longrr en-
ehsinsd BY the despoiism Of. ariy 90 held
in bondsge hy the frOwns of demsgogurs.
come out bodily from amongst their BE-.
Hayers and associate with The wings The
only party in .his country that now cue.
iains the old democratic republican doe
lrinss Of our fathers.
The late Proprietor Of The Bahimors
Republican. the leading democratic paper
in Maryland, 10 about to establish Dsily
Penny Paper, to be devoted 70 Clay and
frellnghuysen. ~s
Al q large meeting of the "disssi,6rd
democracy" held IN Berks eouniy. Penn
sylvania. Ihs following Resolutions were
ad"p ed: a~
Resolved. AZ unrarering Democrats
we are bound 20 support true demaefalie
principles. AMI thai IN our opinion true
dsmoeralle principles are maintained By
the sOhig parry of the United States =
lone.
Resolved. That we henceforth rrpudi.
ale the false L" DEMOCRACY" Of Loco To-
eOlsln. aa ss . IT,
Rssolyej, That We are in favor OF
iariH aud Tie party which supports Tana
--0eIiesing THAI u 10 right rvrkmsn and
iabsrsrs should De projected against the
cheap labor Of Europe. .- s. A.. @....
Resolved, That tue noninslion OF hay
and frellnghuysen meets our cordial up.
protaii,n, aud believing a. we doihs, tI'ey
will sustain sound democratic priaeiples,
we will give thrm our hearty support.
Henry O'keiIIy, esq, formerly editor
of tbs Albany Alias. the organ oi the Dr.
mocrstIc parry IN New York. has r..
qursled h.. name TO be Withdrawn Is enc
VI the committee ala democratic meeting.
q. Lamar, esq, has caused Teeanls-
non To be published IN tho Savannah Re-
publican.
The GennOssss. IN. York, Democrat,
heretofore on the democratic side, hasrs.
fused To support FOLK and has hols.ed tho
Clay dag.
| A large democratic meeting was held
al krnsIng,On. y, nm. al which the follow
lns resolution was adopted:
Resolved, Tnat this meeting being DE.
rnocr,is, who supported Mar,in Van Bn'
rem IN the year oi 1885 and iosu. hrst
elected, aud IN the latter defeated, by the
larges, vote ever pulled BY the American
people deem I, their duty To cay 10 Their
Dsmocranr friends lhrUug hon, the Stale
Of Pennsylvania, that they caun". sup
pnr. James X. Polk al the approaching
election To be held ~ Tins state on tic
frs, Jay Of November, 1874.
A, demurra,lc meeting heid IN Sa' an'
nah. ,ieorsia. The following was adapted:
! Ina, We lIsspprove Vi the action oil
the lial Imore Convention IN nominating
Mr.. Polk for President. and uat We as
democrats 'rpudiais sad nominaii0n
The Yemmessee County lMlchlganl
DenOcrs. hitherto Loco, has reiu:sd 10
support Polk aud Texas. aud has come
out boldly Tor Clay aud The 1a'p
One ot our exchange papers. The Ame'
rIcan " hig, prlu.cd al BslslInorr, has J.
bou, e'gh, columns, 10 small type. giving
accounts Of changes from the Polk AMI
dallas faction 10 The Wing sIde--In nun'
bers as large as $40, in some cases.
Independent.