The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1845-10-16

, series q lsiisfs frnn he PolairisHs 81 ,
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ars., arr palille.I essnss 81 he sEs. he
s-s a. pahllessia1 % gss eaeseh 81
f.s.h, inlssaoas and dlshonsFahss- The
sanriisy NJ PriEa's eassssPandsses sEs-
resn,Erd Nv al hoRNrstis Hsn. bathas'
iae Ih-ss ls,lsss fare %. ullh heir 80
isand.ng ssstl Psmsnis. q bsea@ss The
ariy 81 shr inasps ndent press Of ihs Ln'-
I'd Ss..e. % Ee,iew lhsm ~ahasl far 81
|fsser. Tie ati.et ~ he Puhliesi'en -
sell 10 e. isEli, Psl'lieal. and - sHPa"'-
et u ensra'e lEam those hsEing a. 'n'er-
s,i in ,hr oysIlhEaw # that sse,aan 81 tie
Dem-cssl.c party sIslsd .'Ihe Alh ~ Re-
geney." u 10 f.rslon sRsin.s iseli'n. 90
parry ssaia.t parry. The de.e'tT 81
his era<tFyrea m csnadl has hesR ar-
rropfislrly ssissled 10 isihsE The work.
ard in alI.rking he patty tia. led him -
the puhl,e expense Tor sears IN the Mes
York cnstam llnn.r. he fei0ansirases
the een.islsnry IL his ehsrseleE.-list In
the lsusrs. TLey date back 10 1919. The
eorrs. p0nAenls were ti'en ETstnliy Wit
Ming iher wsy 81 pubic f.ssr. They
psnsctsda pnl'tesl orgau'z sHnn hi'heEio
unequallsd IN The history e he canary,
and by working itIo each others Lasds.
establishing ne~sPsPsE.. buying editor.
who were Een.l enough 70 be sold. cor
Hniins bank. governing The private eau
euses OF The p ople and dHeenns pnllIc
opinion. they ~ tanned The entire e0nuOl
of the SI,Ie and Gsnsr,l Governments.
| The Ways ,nj means nssd o. obtain ihIs
power are fully ex planned ~ le,'e's 10 and
! from each other. The results 'hat iUl-
| l0wed-the efforts 20 attain enairr control
Of the public MONEYS: to serure The Gus
iods 80 the precious msIsls bv means Of
The Sub Treasury scheme; the astaEI.h-
| ing dff,lcau"ns af two collectors 0i rev.
enue in NeW York, and The rnbbeTies Of
the Treasury IN other pats of the UnIon
-,re matters nI history. And now. With
iii our psstexrerienee. IniIiguss and man
sgemeni for lhs nexi Presidency are ac-
live ne ever. We ere t"ld Ih.t &" she
present Cabinet - doomed" simply be-
cause lie orgsnlz tim does mt paint - 10
The succession" The spoils oI Office are
not direried to the Manufacture Of public
opinion m favor Of Palk's surcessnr. and
a union nf all the fscuans is nov being
perfected, each hu yant with hope th.t .
large slice Of patronage will fsll To their
side in the breaking up "l The present Cab
met Such are the morals oi Polliics :
Such the principle, If all parties! What's
10 be done! LEI the people d,mand the
psssf Of distributing this p.ttaaa!s. Let
Congress pass 9 law making lie Offices 81
pastm .sler. collector, &c. slrcuTr. Abul-
Ish esucuses and cliquss. and solicit tru,t-
worthy end Upright ciuzsn. 10 cnme fo'-
ward themselves ss candidates. for Office,
without he endorse men. Of uire pUllers
or hired bra lers. And above ell, let the
people cherish virtue. religion. end inde
pendence; lie, parents guard. 'helr ehIl-
dten from corrup' influences. GOT era their
hnnsehnlds by The nurtsI standards, and
thus preserve our Government and lnsli-
iutions from the corrupt ir flueuce Of par.
~ organizations"