The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1844-07-04

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period. sos.l les a de entire domain
CONSIDERING he other nbundanl and q.
hansllrss resources Of he General Govern.
menl, | lhink that he pEoreeds az L.
ssles &c The PublirIands may be vel spar.
Cd 10 he several States. 70 be spplied L.
them 10 bene6cent local objects. In der
hands, judieiOosly managed. lhsy NJ
tighten The burihen of internal nxalion.
de only form o. raising revenue 70 vhkk
they can resort. and assist in he psy.
ment of their debts or hasten The eonple.
| Don &C important objects. in which Is.
whole Union, as well as themselves, an
interested and benefited.
On the subject Of Abolition. I an pei.
suaded II Il not necessary % say one word
| 70 Ibis enlighlened assemblsge. My opin.
ion wasfully expressed in the Senate oilhs
United States few years ago. and he ex.
preston oft ussone Of The assigned eaus.
/ e OF nv not receiving the nomination a
a candidate Tor the Presidency in Decem-
Der, 1889. But, IL there be any enc who
doubts or desires 10 obtain further infoma-
iion about my views, in respect 10 that IN.
fortunate question, l rfer him 70 Mr.. Men.
denhall. Of Richmond, Indiana.
i hope and believe. fellow-citizens. thar
brighter days and better times are ap.
preaching. All the exhibitions Of pOpu.
lar feeling-sll the manifestations Of lie
public wishes-this spontaneous and vast
/ assemblage deceive US, IL the scenes and
! the memorable event Of 1870 are not 70
ing TO be renewed and rr-enacted. Our
opponents complain Df die means which
Mrre employed 10 bring about that event.
They attribute their loss Of The public con.
6dence TO the popular meetings and pro.
; ressions, 10 the display Of banners, The
use Of log cabins. the Wing songs, and The
J exhibition Of coons, which preceded The
} event Of 10. How greatly do they De.
ceiye themselves What inle knowledge
: do they display Of human nature! All
: these were the mere Jokes ofihe campaign.
The ctent itself was produced by strong,
deep, and general conviction peryadng ali
classes, aud impressed by dear bought
experience, that a change Of both mes.
sures and men was indispensable to tie
welfare Of The country. II was a great
and irresistible movement Of the people.
{ Our opponents were unable 10 Withstand,
and were horne down by popular cur.
! rent, far more powerful than that Of The
mighty father Of waters. The symbols
and insignia. Of which they complain, no
: more created or impclled that current, than
. the objects which iloat upon the bosom Of
8 the Mississippi give impetus TO the stream.
. Our opponents profess TO be great friends
{. Of the poor, and To take a great interest in
n their welfare. bun they do not like the log
e cabins in which the poor dwell! They
h. dislike their beverage OF hard cider. They
= prefer sparkling champaign, and perhaps
n their taste is correct, but they ough, 10 re-
i feet that il is not within the poor mas
J: reach. They have morta! hatred to our
4 pnofending roons, and would prefer any
b other quadruped. And, as for our Wing
}. songs, 20 their ears they appear grating and
1 fun Of discord, although chanied BY the
loyclicst daughters, and most melodiou'
/; voices Of the land. We are very sorry 10
e hsoblige our Democratic friends, but an
{ afraid they win have to reconcile them
I selves, as well as they can, TO our log ca
J: bins, hard cider, and Wing songs. PO'
pular excitement, demonstrating lively
J. interest in the administration of public al
Il fairs, is far preferable to state of stiffness
Q Of sullen gloom, and silent acquiescence'
: which denotes the existence Of despo,ism'
i or a state Of preparation for its in,rodnc.
u ton. And we need not be disturbed Il
y that excitement should sometimes mani
= fest itself in ludicrous but innocent forms.
= But our opponents seem to have short me.
n mories. Who commenced that species Of
j. display and exhibition of which they now
:. so bitterly complain! Have they ALREADY
d forgotten the circumstances attendant on
ID the campaigns of 1928 and 1882! Have
r they forgotten the use which they made
IS Of the hog--,he whole hog, bristles and
- all! Has the scene escaped their recoI'
= lection, Of bursting the heads out OF bar
at rels, not of hard cider, but of beer, pour
y, ing their contents into bitches, and then
i drinking the dirty liquidl Do they cease
n to remember the use which they made OF
Of the hickory, Of hickory poles, and hiekO'
Al ry boughs' On more occasions than one
OF when it was previously known that va,
g 10 pass on particular road, have | found
I" The way INSTRUCTED by hickory bodgh'
e: strewed along it. And will not take up
"a your time by narrating the numerous IN
re stances ct mean, low, and vulgar indIgn''
b. ty to which have been personally eA'
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