The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1844-08-22


he ia1rfsnaesre o oct 3 bTeamss 90
Amesiesn lsrsmsn, he ~esld kad lha'
lAsGs are aaher gTren Epoas o EAeh
Ne nembss n me TAO psfales n'gh'
msel. ed that be Rrsd On ussl 70 shs
pa.sF ard ne array of psFfy % seeasr
ne y~rslstioa he he aeestrsd. cBslon,
nv sppossn0a . NJ. tlsy. snd hses'ssl
sdasseace . > gary pamr. shaUd be d.
!esrdrd hy III aha zee lie d.ngsr % shich
me eosslry % eEpAsrd. ~ he designs q
trsgaf; @hoss enntralls ssemitisd 70 and
vha.e poll,e.l e..n.rqosnes e sustained
bT ghr DsmoeEsVe rai,y.
III he nsanianIs1s are proper shlseis
az denunr,alinn. II t''ris e~a capacity
and de.igas. hos aEe-ilY : th-H ~sg
ni'1ds increased BY his sli,anes wnh
then. ia ,he nom'nat.on 81 ; Pas'dFn-
tsl Csndids:p, sd IN ell The appllaness
+ an slreuonssnnR esmpa ~. j. i nD'
strange N 4 mn ~ho sc ard knou he
ell sho.ld sshmil % M F.s shall To
sscvre be susress 4 tie Demnrra'ir Par.
| VI Wha believes tha, The triumph &c The
F.ak f.rtioa You'd be the speress IL the
D.marrsiic Pri,f No one, surely. 1ho
VIII tl,ink Il me position Of The League.
and The ohj-et Of those who e"a'rnIn. Il
Il IS posslble and we % MT believe il y
thai enough Of our rI;zsn. ran be 50 iar
drlnded a. 10 create a majority Tor Mr.
Polk. the eonsequ.ners ste not hard 10
loIe.ee. Uale.s Mr.. Polk should fully
realize Inc expec ailnn e the fsclinn. aud
beeoHe he mere I"ol Il The D.suninnisis.
the dlsms nbermehio Of tie party SaUld 'm-
medisI.ly Inllpw-snd The Democrats
would find themselves i.r mare isduc. d
in numbers than when ilIrs called ort 80
ihe dlsun.on .wing"-" Help me. Cas-
sIus, or | sink" ..# ..
The delhsuds nf the disunioniss viii
NOT be sbairj IN single p.int. Such .
Taiff 40 South Csrpllns shall alone dc,
fate. must be spbm,.ed 10 By The shole
Jn,on, Boz il lhIs wtfs grsnird, sud .
brave and high,mInded people we're 70
COVER beneath The insulrn, s~sgg.rsrs Of
the J.cab GLIB % Sou,h C.rolina. and
give Them no chance q l!.Iaxils lAsfse.s
pons,o,,IIs e 1is1nion on another section.
SsIlI her trfnsnds would increase, They
must have Trxa. also-not i" To &c, Tex
.. into lhs Union but 20 ee, the Southern
Stat out ar H." Such ~ould be PAT
oi The cnnst quencss uf he tlertlou Of Me-.
Polk; the p0rer Of the Disturbances would
be strengthened fr mischief. and II would
be no more triumph oi The old Demo-
cratic party proper. Than il would be slri'
umph 81 The Cham Of fsr,sfy. -. j.
Mr. Benton saws. the primary. ohjecl
e The Texas treaty vas disunini; an M
u,gue for The Presidency wss il, seeonda-
rs otiesl. and land speculation and stock
jobb,ng were is sux,liary OH c'si aud The
. lnnI etjecs, together brought n f"-
ward at The time aud in the msnnef IN
shIch II came Iors ard. JUST iusIy dsys be-
fore the B.llimore Convention, and al the
tysct moment 10 NIX vi b lie Pr,s'den-
,isl .lscron, and 10 make dissension, dis
cord and mischief be'we the North and
the South" AID yet D. m"ctslic leaders
sho know these facts. adhere 10 the TO
minsi,on that has grown out oi the drsigr
To create these evils, and lefnse to mrstur
thai "green spni." occupied by tie whigs
on WITCH alone this Rlns,ous Urion cat
be preserved. And thus stand The no,
'oes OF The parties. When ~r,tien in legr
Bile characters: For the democratic Par
". " PoR and Dismlion for lhc VIII,
Psnv, clay and the Union" -..
Y-have brought Mr.. BENTON before III
ewes Of nur readers. that We NAV Illusust
The position Of other Inttli' geaI lesders, il
the Democra ic rank; fvr. If we under
stand him. he Intends To support the no
m,nsiion. "hand in glove" with H.. e.
hnun. NJ, Ned. fir ard Others. all G
u ~hom be Ir"yes 10 be traitors 10 the
country. From a noi,ce OF Mr.. Ben on
speechrs in the ST. Lou REPUBLICAN.
appear. TIA be pte.enled The Texas Ire;
", and Ill he correspondence r-lsllng
y il, as orJuRg dfsignedto dismemtsr a
Onion. -" /" pick quarrel With Gre.
" Britain. and also " iih The non.slsvehol,
- ING States, va. obrrou.l. lie design ,
). the Negotiation, from he beginning to tn
i end. 10 array tie sIayeh"li'ng again
: the nons-sla eholjius bali al the Unl"
was his orea aud ron;,.:sed effort. +
j, p'even, the acquisition Of Texas as
; Southern. see,,"n J. sl-veholdihg que
;, uon, wholly drrert 10 the exren.iol
10 preparation, and lged"ninsnce OF sl'v'
:. ~. va. his express. avowed or sct. a.
=, after Ill hi. open .f'mt 10 make the 1'e
:, as qnrs:i"n slsve question, lie ADM
" zion OF the TtxIsn :S.Ytrs mi" the INN
=, was 10 be submiied 10 a House Of X.
tesenistves wtere there WAS m jon
Of IorIy-s,x memh' rs from The uon-rIsv
!. holding States. VIA could all Ills /
!" Tor. except to have The rrx,su Stnes 3
:, fused admission, ona q pre'eri faraish
" the Southern Sg'es for ceressiJn? A
II this Was 50 ~tll mud, gs,nni IN S,ulh &
roIrna tina, the Try Of =. Tsras or Disu
:, ion' was rsIsed 10 that quar'er. not 90
bpfote the treaty was REJECTED, but beio