The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1844-11-14

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Ton does aoi 81 de fall lrngth u i :
nlalss, coll The persons 10 Whoa &.
owes his nosainaiion are ~ strongly /.
~ laFoF - t:rsas Rrila could drsir,
! sln = he. Every word uttered, esrr,
slisprf breaised. gainss lie dise.i.ninaI,
ma asiy. established By she old r. pahli.
eza Congress On coilan fahrirs. are eovi.
ssirni . words asd uhispers Tor Enr;lsh
suP'emary and SOuli EN- dependence II
= rue. thai ar. Clay has h.relolnre N
snc1ied several measures nor ar I.uob.
Jeciinnabir; bni ,hese measures are nl mi.
nof mp 'siance compared 10 lIle tariff. and
are nal lm aediaiely bffnre the people. n
a~y O them ss.suid he adopted, lhey can
easily be repealed On er / surc. ediny ~.
nlnisiFsiiun. Bur II The immen : - i,.l
o. neafly 900 mIlli0ns now invested N
we man-larluFe u our great staple. ne
Destroyed or diverted 10 other pu,noses
ages may pass BY b,foFe lie evil can "
rrmttiesi, and per aps II never may b..
The Presidential question IS narrowed
down. e fares The drlnoeraIslare c. nren-
Ell, 10 . simple choice between indenen.
aence. Or Submission under Gle l:fiiish
Jack Iur frer.
None but q sr"ng party man has any
idea Of The eliori requisite 10 Or AZ lone
Rom The influence Of part, leaders, even
when Ne know IheS a,e going arons.
The stronger the par y attachments, ihe
grfaier will be the efiun necessary Il
break them. 10 make The sacrifice. 4
struggle be.wecn FEELING and reason must
be enc unlered. Asour feelings, pariicu.
larry when eaciled by the events If 4
hercep lilicalrampaign, are stronger Than
reason, they w.uId alaays gain The yiclo-
~, unless ae rallied 10 our aid thai derp-
er' p,irer and stronger feeling, known un-
der the name of palriolism,
Great Britain has ayowed that she i
using her best exertioRs to abolish slavery
throughout The world. Does not our tea-
son tell US that she is to be dreaded. as
her power and artificesare great and deep
beyond measure! And does not our pa
inoiism awake in our bosoms a deep and
strong feeling to be independent OF such
an enemys--indcpcndent Of her for our
supplles-indepeadent Of her for our mar
seis! Does not our reason teasi, ms, ilIat
10 be independent Of her for our clothing
NC must manufacture il ourselves, and Ia |
Dc independent Of her for our markets, we
must build Up free trade markets at home! |
Aud this cannot be done, il we depart
rom The principle Of a iudicious, discrim-
mating tariff founded by the old Republic
M Congress. And lastly, does moi our
patriotism require Mus, for The time be-
ng, tn support that party which is favora.
We TO such a vital measure, and to oppose
hat party, regardless Of personal predilec-
ions and party attachments, which is hos
lle IN whole in part, to the old republic
AN discriminating principle! We, of
ne democrar,ic party, have no alternative
Ell US, but TO turn our backs upon the
Iearcst and most vital interests of our
ouniry, or 10 vote for Henry Clay. Two
loble examples heckon us on TO break
'ariy tranmels when our country calls for
he sacrifice. They are the examples of
thomas Jefferson and Henry Clay.
homes Jefferson yielded for season his
arllng restrictive policy, TO avert The Gala
mites OF a threatened rebellion in New
.ngland, and Henry Clay did the same
ing To save South Carolina from the
word. And now, when our country calls
pom us TO break fol season, our party
hackles, for the purpose Of adding TO our
Olitical independence, gained by the
ayonet, commercial independence 10
e gained BY the flying shuttle, which will
'lieve US from the annual payment of.
millions OF dollars tribute mo-
ey, extorted from Us in the English Gus /
I'm houses, democrats Of Mississippi, are ,
on ready for The sacriiice,-are YOU rea-
y to vote for Henry Clay! DO you OBJ
ct that some Of his doctrines are obnox- s
'us to you! They cannot he more so
IAN old Federalism was 10 Jefferson, or
outh Carolina notification was TO him. =,
Whoever loves Andrew Jackson as he
Iould be lo,ed-whoever loves his coun- !
y as it should be loved, cannot fail to I
!mirc that magnanimity and abandon I
ent of self and party, which spared the b
cat chief the painful and heart rending .
lty, which would have embittered his :,
ecIining years, Of enforcing the suprema-
: CT the laws, by staining his victorious
word with the noble blood Of his native
arolina. Taking things as they are, I t.
nd that Mr.. Clay i'll his Raleigh speech.
rejects both the doctrine of free trade and
e high and cXorbitaat tarih:-and con-
nds for tariff for revenue and discrnni-
!tion for projections" This is the doc o
inc ct ele old Republican party-and is
nil very lately, the doctrine of The EN- e
&C Democracy. Mr.. Clay is, therefore, E,
thin the s,rony citadel of Democracy, ::