The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1845-02-06

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lhsn sesealv EIarss u shirh soaea ere
gissa 10. tndsrslsnd. sis. nat Gee prs-
mineal iestase cf lhls plan mss. that u
sseh q lie ssFsslssn cards inle vhieh
he city q disided. here weTe one hnadred
and lweniy picked nsn. each q whoa
was 10 lease his own sard and 70 % one
. here ks = Is lessl knoun. % The esening
before NE sleelion. Slaying one nighl
here Enabled hin % make cath thsl h
resided in that Ward. and be VS. per-
miasd 10 vote here. lie lhen rtisrn-
ed 10 bis own ward and voted there. with.
out being Questioned. Buiihfse too hoo.
sand end fsny persons. however. form.
cd but pan Of those uho y.led more
Than ones. From the Information shieh
] have received. | think thai IN insesuga-
ZION vii sho~ thsl there were companies
Of men who Soled in some instances %
much as sixteen tines rach. Ii was the
calculation Of the msnsgers 10 give four.
lesn thousand illegilHo 10 The city, and
they sdnii that lhsy got in eleven thou.
sand. A portion Of Ihfse votes were FL.
Guided Al some Of the bnxes BY The Whigs.
requiring them 10 state on oath il hey had
not already voted. This being m unusn-
al question. offended many Of them. and
they retired uish dignifed disslain. The
woIkingmsn's Advocate, 9 Democratic
paper Of The city, has admitted that The
parry sgreed 10 give Eve dollars forevery
soIe sIier he FIRST one which any individual
could get 10. Many Of The gamblers pre-
dieled What occurred afterwards with
wonderful accuracy. One OF them who
happened 10 be Mhig informed . prom
ineni individual 10 The city, from shom
received The statement. long before the e.
lection. Of The plan. and likewise notified
him that on future day before The elec-
ton. however. this ms,ier would be Pub
lIshed in : Democratic paper, 1.-THE Plebe>
ian ] think. end ehsrged on the Wigs
as their plan. 50 - 10 divert suspicion,
and, in The event of The discovery BY The
Wing press, 10 sn,icipste sOch charge
and thus break its force. When the day
cane on, % predicted. the publica,ion .,
peared in he Plebeisn.
But il VAS not in the city alone that
,hcse things were done. Similar frauds
were practissd at Albany. by vo,sr,
some OF whom were even carried from
Philsdelphia, il is said. Even in The
interior. there are facts which furnish
strong evidence ofillegal voting. lshoplJ
l'k. Tor the gentleman Mr.. Preston KIng)
who represents the dislrici 10 which 10 ST.
Lawrence. (Mr. wrishl's county, I ihink, J
70 inform " how il happened lha. Thai
county gave sixteen hundred and twenty
seven votes more Than il did a. any pre-
ceiling election! The Wing vote IL
stronger than il was when we carried The
county. yet ne are beaten BY about Of
teen hundred. Ilow comes il Tia, that
county has given nearly two thousand
- ~ssssss wIsu sUuul
the same population!
The following we are PANIED 10 be-
lieve is a mnsl iruthfui,iew Of The course
Of that inlellecusl but dangerous man Of
the South, who has so long wrought TO
d'sseser our sacred bind OF unions:
As ! have had occasion 10 alIude 10
John Z. Calhoun. l tske il upon myself
10 say. tasi. looking at his course for
more than twelve years, with the excer.
ZION OF few years sfier 1897, when he
hoped from his new connexion with the
Democratic patty that he nigh, becoee
President Of all the United Stsits-Issv,
sir, tina, this course, whether considered
with reference 10 the tariff and nuIlifca-
lion, TO agitation OF the suhjecl of abolition
and slavery. or TO bis mode of managing
he Texas question. is precisely that
which man Of ordinary sagacity would
take who designed To fleet a dissolution
Of the Union. And that such in his OBJ.
lec' can only be denied BY those whu hold
him insane. As il was said that julius
'esar wen, forward spberly and sic ably
to The ruin Of The Republ,c, so has John
I. Calhoun gone on coolly and d, lberal,-
y to break up the Union and substitute
Confederacy. Ii his beng kep,
10 office by Mr.. Polk should have the : f
|ect Of Inducing him tn abandon those
views. instead of using his Official station
aud influence 10 promote them, then for
he sake of the. repose OF the country, |
should be pleased % see him retained. L.
. my opinion that he will be distinguish
I'd from bis present colleagues IN the Ca.
'net. and re'ained for time, ostenslblv
% finish pending negotiations. lie vii,
hen by intrigue, or il may he By public
opinion, forced out. and will 90 into no
lorable exile al a foreign court: or 10 re-.
IRE Ike CmeinnstUs. 10 his plough, or
possibly come back to the Senate to so,-
ate. While he is in Office. too, as MANY
II his peculiar followers will be served by
IS many offices as may be needed Ia ,e.
nrs The suppor. Of The " rhiyalry" 10 the
administration.
am here reminded, sir, that come Of
hose gentlemen haze expressed s,ronp
Iopes that they will he ahIo 4, ore,,,n