The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1848-11-08


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o. D.arRC enae WRa2 Elslau1 keeOm-
- GFeatsT and 6EsatsE.
Thuzr n ~ HssairFs uka have fs..ow-
e - - ssaE sirws q ths re polsey az
49, g. 81 Sssls-. mat have cone = he
rsn, .asaan hal &c have long sinre E,h
Ihsl siss Isrssares l.ars1rd ~ re LarnE,ro
PsHy ssIs gradually leading 10 produrs
slsls ~ ihings thss " Nd rnler - mrTe
sns SORE Dependant Hpan England. The
pr-acaed palley ukirh. % .ralrh IN
nams thes 9ould frnlsr papnlar. lhey
haye falsely rslled -Frre Tradr.- and
whirh thay have sdopled uilhoul seeing
ils therts. has partially broken sp. and j.
fast hFraking up still further The great
lonhdssions d aur prospsny.
4 ennntry 10 he really Indrpeaden,,
musI test npna il. home resocfrF~; Il must
take hald az The advantages = iich IL M
niFal endorsements. rs skill. Us genius and
ils industry. ntisr l,r the welI-being and
s,aelai advancement of ia people. We
shall not nov slnP - urge what 10 every
FaiIon.l mini 10 srlT-eVidenl truth. No
country, however rieh Us coil and pro.lac-
tive IL harvesls. ran look IN loreign mar.
kel for iis agriculture IN sustain n. in the
present msreh Of improvement. The
great market Tor agricultural prndnrts must
be ii home. II must rrsori 10 iis mineral
treasures, and ils power orer The useful
arts. or u Will becnme not only Inhnlsry.
but more or less dependent upon connIrirs
printing by every mesns in their power
Co create aIiirles nf condensed value Tor
exchange with other nations.
We ofthis county. have not heen bark
wanl 10 zee and feel al ihis: and coeval
with the tirsl Congress commenced tn ias-
ter our mauMfaeiures-and with more or
less Legislation have continued This wise
policy. The Democratic party. cnmmene.
edm What was in the early days of the
republic called The Federal party npposed
IL. LIS history is In well known 10 re-
quire that We should waste our space. By
Offering evidence to suhslaniiaie The facts
as here stated. Nor ran We now 90 inIn
the change thai has taken place. when a
new party has grown mp among rs calling
themselves Democrats. who violate every
pfinriple that gave rise 10 the Democratic
party. Our readers tho well know the
iraIh of these assertions. and thai Proiec-
ton was The waichwoId Of The Democratic
parry. '.'" @a.s.
We make Ills lillle DEPRESSION from our
purpose TO show our dependence upon
Gnal Britain. that We may not be acrns-
ed "f anti Democratic doctrine. when we
say that the f.ocofoco party have acted.
snd still purpose IN act upon principles
ihai are daily rendering us more and more
dependent upon England.
Look what in now going on. and let
every inlelIigent man determine fur him.
self This so called FIRE. Trade has gInt-
ied the county with British gonds Ia such
an exien, ,ha, our hume industry is nearly
NJ stand. ! loan has been taken By per.
The money market Al home cannot hear
IL. The l"an has already fallen belbw the
prize al which u was taken. and the gov
eminent brokers who n"minalIy took il
not being able 10 realize il at an advance.
have been obliged 10 90 W England to ef-
feet sale there. which cannot he made Al
home. Mr.. Walker has been obliged to
disgorge ssOO,00O specie from the sinh
treasury lest The ligh,ness of the money
market caused by the so called Free
Trad" in The suspension Of our indus,ri-
nj pursuits. should make general hiow
up before Mr. Corcoran's return. and this
great coun.ry wirh internal resources suf-
6cient for FIVE times snrh loan. If lis
hnlne pursuits were fnstered. is kept
shivering and sinking, in ali its financial
affairs. waiting 10 hear FIRM broker who
hs. gone 10 England!!! y '.sr