The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1847-03-11

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he whis party an Ire - foleFal pariy--hO,ll,
sAys be. opposing nc Va. We have No de.irr,
Il this Iate day. 10 enieE into yindicalion u Tie
"a Federal party. Thsir scis have becnne lha |
saijccs Il history, and their patriotism and the
vision u their counsels win BE- properly judged
I'll the honest AMI intelligent d their osieriy.
DenlsOgaes and smaIl-fry Polisirians have Ecll
nigh exhausted The stock Il capital which could
bs male out q the prejniios hitherto existing |
aIaina that party ami The fund WAS bankrupt
bSfoso Mr. 5. undertook 70 draw so largely upon
il But taking il ior granted iha, The old Fcdc-
raj parry did oppose he war in 1919, Mr.. Smith
has MT shOwn thar the Wing party, in any un-
patriotic sense, oppose The prcsent war. On lie
contrary. have they nOl gone into tic lhicbes. of
the fray, and borne their fun share in re iiari.
ships and struggles II ths wari Did not the re-
saluiiOn before the Legislature, which Mr.. s. un.
dertoOk to discuss, fatty con,rsdc, his assertion,
that the Wings were opposing ,ha warl There
l. broad distinction between srsiaining ihs Pre-
silen. Ia an Unconstitutional &c, BY which We are
insslsed in war. and sustaining the honor cf our
Gag when sias involved. But. unfortunately,
some politicians socrn . link ih., he former Is
tho oaly duty Of . pslrioi.
There Is much point and force in what Major
Jack Downing has said on tho subject Of war and
politicians; and though written some time since,
our readers may think that he had some Of our
present Democratic orators to sit for tho picture.
The Major gives full length portrait, by few
touches Of his pencil, as follows:
ain the matter Of ighiin, there IS one
thing alway. keep my eyes on, and
found Gen. jackson Of The same way Of
thinking and lhai is, 10 depend less on
folks who say they are ready 70 shed the
last drop Of blood Than on folks who are
ready 10 shed the first drop. Give man
eight dollars day 10 make speeches IN
Congress, with right Of free postage, and
you hear enough Of las. drop matters,
AMI whcnil comes TO camp duty, then the
first drop folks have TO stand the rack q;
eight dollars a month"
We leave this subject for the present !, Is
our intention soon to publish some Of the speech
cs delivered during tho last session Of Congress,
in which this matte. is fully discussed; and our
readers viii no, be at loss in making up an
opinion aitcr full hearing Of the facts and argu-
ments which are therein clearly sci forth.