The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1844-08-29

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al pEsseul Hniiy Il aslson e shitr-ssd
uniiy a. pIn Fipie uihorl Why d aesiaR
- o. m sal c. aay Prarlesl Parpose.
n IhsEs be uhe Fessoh bslofgsng = Il II
third party hsrr. n him ~etId ssk. @fal
Ne isaends h Dc IN ll.is ersiaf II fhsTs
80 n0te. Ia ui Rqnssl each ohe a res
sks nag kHow sash man . psl The
anesaion % him @ken geo seinrn hsms.
No ore ran drny that 10 Eeis Ear Mr. Palk
i 10 vote ior ne anne1aisu 81 Texas. o..
II Re shaeid deny. 4 Is not she les ire.
| Isll roo that if Polk % slsrssd. ssneas-
ton irliows inesilsbly. Bsesase he sane
stream q pYblic opinion sh.ch nskss
him President slll also give hin Con.
giess. SopPoss ne ssae hing should
hsppen IN she Congressional tleenea here
as happened tao years ace. 10 Masss-
ehustns there ~ste -four 90 6vs aenhs's
sho were not ehosen-ffem ihis dIsmlri,
The Berkshire dis'rie,. and he i.o d,s-
hiels Of Essrx-awing n The differences
hs'ween The Wing. snd he Ihud parry.
Election sf.er election .ss hsld. buI silh
no result. and a. time ~hen every Mas
s,chusslts vote uas worth every thing.
The venerable slstesmsa 10 whom rele-
Ieuss has been made. and Of whom tl.e
whole Snis 10 proud, J.,hn oainey
Adams, Was then in ons branch II Con-
sress. endsasorng 10 pass = bill skieh
should restore 10 The people The shameful.
" .i0laIed right of peIiiion. lie flied
BY one vote. We had ihsi sois in Mas.
sarhu~iIs, but refused u 10 hin: aud ell
bsesuse q minor ditfsrsncss besseen tao
parties. either of hose rsbdldsles wsalL
nave gwen precisely the same sule on This
suhjeri. TIE question uas losl beeausa
The ,hmd party would not suls ior Wing.
~ho would have u.sd III h's lnGnenes IN
f,vor OF the very measure which ihslihrd
party supported. Does surh eanduci be-
cone wise men Of Msssaehuseusi lAr-|
Plsuss. I saw dMeeiy thai every man
~ho votes lor Polk gives q vote for The
annexation OF Texas, aud every nan who
votes Tor the third patty esndidse sises
half vote for The same Offices, because
he Places himself in . position oil Of
whose pfueuces. bestinks and results t,ni
directly TO that end. iqursiion not The
motive olIhe man v no ras,s such vote.
bu, HE act !. just ss I have pronounced Il
10 be; ard Il annexation does take place,
he is sEswersble Tor IL IN he een.eiencs
and his county. Loud eheers.
ave hear il said every day, gentle
men. by members of The ihiid parry, that
they cannot support the Wing candidates
e,en ou lhis question, berau,e their opin-
iBs are not deep enough nor broad
Butts ihst good reason 10 This
easel DO We act IRON such considerations
in nur private sfausi Who Of % in pr.
vsie LIE refuse 10 employ men 10 do Shai
We wish done, and for which We know
they are exactly and completely qualified.
b. cause in some other respects they may
hsppen % the either little behind OF >
hule AHEAD % our oaa oIinioAsf No one.
AID il seems 10 me that no enc Who IL
vie would carry such . principle into po.
liicsl action; but sui there are mrn who
desire the extinct on Of slavery, whope
sis,in measures directly adapted to contn-
ne and extend il.
The question 10 before us, and on us,
and on our fellow citizens depends the
part which Massachusetts, shall IKE.
Hut again, grnlsmsu, upon anulher
punt. ] uusi that, however oar Interests
may be disfeearjed by our opp onenis. no
particular sfront will be offered to Que
understandings. Aud II is su sffront Tor
any holy ~ pretend that Mr.. pix. the
cshsiiJs,s Of the olher parry, is not dead.
Iy hostile 10 the projection OF American
induslry IN every form. All who Know
him. know this. II ] were called on 10
seI,ct from the rank. OF the ,atiy one
man more opposed shan snn.her 10 pm
tecuoi1 in al its shapes. be would be 81
once my choice. And those who NOAH
mated him knew his opinions on this sub
Jet as well as | knnw then, and il as
b, Cause be s.dod directly on their ground,
as 10 tie tariff as well as the snnexsuon
question, that he was Chosen and IL sup
por,ed as their candidate. Al the talk
about Incidental and FAR protection is
nothing. sud they know II, The peope,
too, Should know il, aad are, bt llsve. iast
learning The lesson.
O.. Now le' US reslew onr ptinrirl.s. II
10 examine our political creed; il there be |
any thing wrong, lei US change tt
there be sughl erroneous. let u. alter j..
Butli our principles be true, # our policy |
be iujicous. il our measures s,e Indlsprn-
sable for the common interests Of the |
whole cnDmun'.y-then let US not be- |
eli, ate,I. lei US not be carried aaay, le,
us no, be deIuded by idie Expectations a.
10 villa, this man or the other man, il
eIecied, may or may not d.; but lei Us
vuie for those vho weknow u i'll promote
the good Of The land by sdberipg 10 our
PRINCIPLES, pur.ung our policy, and car !.
rylpg our measures INTO fuh effect. Great
applause. s-.a.~.... ..... -.
1 believe there is nothing more defined
aud well settled than The great Wig