The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1844-01-25

~ Fneh . asiaFiiy ~ ressF orioEe SO.
nal,Erd he retreat 81 any ninsaer ifnn
pawsr. sad uss I'll thsn Itasriy HnFsF.
lrlfd. snd esea unsppsOached. N nc
hisiaFy &c our presidential contests. "
The &c sssifs. composing he Union. be
EeesiEsd he woes 81 bal sesen, and al
% thsse lsErsFt one) The smallest Of he
e01fsdssssy-ol he go soaes oflhs slse-
laral rcilekss. be Obtained hui slxiy-and
ef he popular sBfrsFes. majority q
las 900. uBl of he free ssd ehllgh'sHed
citizens 81 Amencs. who s0lsd In The sler-
iian. gave 10 their seeumUlased sffdsei
against him. And ysl il he face Of Tina
solemn fading Of The great inquest q The
body nf The nati0n-Ehils Tie echo Of alle
geasFsl soire ~hich pronounced II has
not yea disdupon the esr-a bold siienpl
j. made 20 induce the people 10 take bark
thsR own settled and veil considered
judgment. and in elssaling sgsin 10 ihs
highest Office Of lhe republic The indlvid
usl whom they had 90 TecsnIly and de-
llberaltly deposed, proI ounce . aagranl
senIsnre Of slulh6esIionand Incompetence
upon themselves. know not in Whist
light Olhsr minds may view such pro-
csrding; boil 10 me IL seems contempt
nous spoEling with The sovereign eonsii-
tUeney OF The epnniry---s shear n0ekeEy
and insult 10 The public Intelligence.
And By what means 70 Mr. Van Buten
10 be sgaIn presented rs The legilimsls aud
snnoinlsd candidate Of the democratic
psriyi No, crriainly BY the will Of The
great body Of ,he party. who. we have
every reason 10 believe. depTecaie and de-
plore the madness and folly Of the oct.
but By the secret and invisible agency 81
sell-couslitnt,d conelares end icdueuses.
conuoIlsd. with absolute sway, by siss
build and sdroii political msnagers run
no rIsk in saying that if The individuals
composing the party throughout The Union
could be Intercepted. upon The !Uoir dire,
10 cay whom they would prefer as the
presidential nominee Of ihe party, three
fuuIlhs Of them. Of the least, and proba-
bly, q FAR larger proportion, would. IN
hesiis,lngly. declare The preference for
some new candidate. And yet in utter
contemp. Of the popular sen,imen, OF The
patty. aud disdainiully rejecting the only
eqUilable ss well AZ praeneasle mode OF
arriving at The will of the msjoriIy through
the medium Of 4 fair, equal and uniform
popular representation in the nominating
Convention. the friends OF Mr.. Van Buren,
(hol,iine on 10 that old machinery Of par
iy discipline and subordinanon, deIlsed
70 them from the cunning order Of the Je.
stills through The bloody Jscobinicai clubs
Of revolutionary France, by v bieh one or
tao scuve spirits are enabled TO suppress
the will and control the movements Of
vast aud entire bodies Of mep) ithperl-
onsly declare that he and he only, shall
be the candidate Of the party. Is 1t not
time ihs, honorable and pathetic men. al
they respec, the dignity other own cha.
raciers. The pr,, ileges Of ireemen. and he
ssszsrst- nrsarirt-s of --~.-ll----s------
meni. should unite IN one generous and
VirIUous struggle TO overthrow, efectusl-
iy aud forever. the tyranny OF a system,
which IL now submitted to. must finally
convert our noble popular institutions in.
10 the worst Of all domins,ions-,ha, Of
an onscrupulous and sordId parry ohgar.
chy.
Aud ahst are the wise ard berignant
mt asuIes of administrative policy which
are promised Ne as the fruits Of M. Van
Burea's restoration A return TO the Clio.
RES and blessings Of the sub-treasuIy sys-
tem--renewed war upon the currency,
commerce and business of The eoun!ryi
Just at the moment when. BY the mere
fact Of the withdrawal Of the hostility Of
the government, and that Uis niedicairia
nature Which is inherent in the energies
81 a Tree. en'erprisIng and industrious PEG
PIE, oil The business pursuits Of the nation
are regalnlng their prosperity aad actsi-
~, and the currency and The exchanges
u! The country are finding their proper and
natural level, every thing is to be again
thio~n into confusion, and we are to be
re'plunged into chaos OF wild and per-
ncious experiments. simply to signalize
remorseless party triumph. in the con-
summation oil measure openly al war
with every great practical interes, Of the
community. And to this would be adj
ded. by natural and necessary connex.
ion, all tina. long train of congenal abuses
which so vigorously illustrated the era
of Mr. Buren's former adminisuaiiou-
multiplied schemes for extending execu
live power and presidential patronage
profuse and proaigale expenditures Of
public Inoney--ihe inquiry and protec.
ton Of isi,hless public officers, purchased
by the merit Of 'h-r party services--a
new brood Of defsuIters. of the lloyts aud
the HIr'se.--s race The entire disappear
snce Of which, since 1910. is one OF the
prnudest proofs of the jusure aud necessity
Of the change then decreed by the voice
of the people. But it we're VAN to at
tempt an enumeration Of the teeming abu.
ses that mus, ever attend the fundsme entail
hearsy Of Mr. Van Buren's political sys-
lem, which. ins'ead OF regarding govern
ment as high and holy trust for the
good OF the country, sees in il nothing
but job TO be admln.lered for the bene.
fit oil a Durty, of which the President il