The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1846-09-24
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THURSDAY, september "a.



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aa.s n1mler Ne hroasha this suAiaa . &c amen
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gsIrary e se-isairsins DIS s,lsr. a "a hsri
Session e tls ksislasnrr. Mod q lhs WI.
ppm n he ss.ie tiai have SPOKEN q de qaes-
Iiaa, ihus &c, acc IN EyOur q he measure and
~s have lot Etis dOuts thus tAsy truly rsasei ne
ai!AsssS ne Wig party. 90
No sne, ne Presume. has sny douhs tllst de
nsssrsaiie nsisriiy in ths Legislature q ga
.sxnra The pessit Congressional districts Win a
.zsslr ua1rnce 10 giving thsir party de a.usn-
.ssary IN lhr Hous q Representative; ne con-
.suiraos a the pooPls, ideuiiy q iHisrea. ortbs
pinsiples af equity and jus,ios. were no, Pemil-
TED 70 snief into lleir srransrnrnL How hen
could lhsy eHPect i 10 s,anai Nay. Il sseh had
lsra the injustice Il Wing lrgislation, and ths
Democrats bal obtained the power. as The whies
now have. wouh ihey suffer 50 unequaI law 70
rrn,ia on our ssaluie hook. 70 lhsir deirimrnt
AMI injury surcly they would not. Even De-
n"cnis tlaemaslvcs have admitted the injustice
ofihe present arrangement; and one a tllem has
saae - far - % Say, that IL the Wings will re-
6arirt the state upon fair principles, Ne would be
sal to ser h, Co the present districts arc 70 use
his Own expression, sbominaby arranged. 1.-THE
Wing memhcrs Of the ensuing Legislature hall
d"cde in favour u this impOrtans measure. We
hope that no ambitious projects will be permitted
to control their eOunsrls. And IL this Is avoided,
sni the districts arc judiciOusy aud conveniently
arranged. and with due regard 10 the rights Of
both Iarties.-fOr We desire no arrangement which
'hsl no, give TO the Democrats al that they have
night to ask.--wc predict that 90 far from lis be-
ING pfecedeht fOr frequent changes, il will &C.
cure proper legislation hereafter, and thereby make
the future arrangements more permanent.
The following from the EasiOn pal Wing. il
worthy Of consideration. The brief summary u
facts here given, presents contrast which will
slahle our Democratic friends when they rcmem-
Ter that they have aided in bringing about the
present state of things. The results, however,
have no, been such as they anticipated; they ho-
nesiy endeayorcd 70 promote the best interests Of
their country. and have been deceived by those in
whom they placed confidence. The fault, then,
rests with their deeeiveIs,-wiih the men in pow
s. lie, the people sec TO il that they are no, de-
eeised by tliese men again. But to the article
from the Whist ny h"@a"* a-a .'... -a-"-a a'
THE CONTRAST. usa .-:r
The Wings In Power. - Establish
mcnt Of the Tariff Of '42; sound cur
rency; rise Of wages fall Of prices Of
clothing stuffs; employment to the opera
i've and mechanic; annual expenditure,
$4,000, 900 Peace, Prosperity, and
Plenty.
Loco Focoism In Power,-Repcal Of
the Tariff Of as reduction Of wages ;
stOppage OF Iron Works and Factories ;
discharge Of hands Idloness, Poverty,
and Starvation; Foreign War; annual
expenditure, s5l 900, 600; bankruptcies
confusion and distress; a government pa.
per currencyi apprchendcd suspension
oil specie payments. 3 qa .af r.l