The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1849-10-24

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: p,ians AMI iu.Iereren. ohl.ri'.hs af liir :
Dnnasi,saa pres. IL m. IIapriely II the
Pse.ideni'. j0srnra that - laii il SID
Car in.sriiaa Al m nIne. hut Il was ~
,ee,.le-l amired. Tinngh he arrasian
az Il N. passed BY. The ,siielr has lost
naas ii 4. force n s,nne. \ d dc give il
as insl rehuke Il farlinsfs disposition
70 ranslemii Extraordinarily sreTy hing
wnirh lie Presaeff dnss. howevrr hlane-
les. a. cgmmendahle. Nj. IaisL
From the Public Ledger
The Prtsidsnl and the Cabinri.->. sfral
partisan Journals. /. WI - anil : v. M.
{ air." OF " Defnar, .Iir" AM " Wing.
whichever any reader ny 'ega q IS "a
nua.hrr.. are in great t',bulaiioa al,nn' The
fel.l sns existing between ihe President
and ms .Cahine,." One SET say. and
i..isl. and arge. and swe lha' the
srereisa anil his a'n siry" are - anfica-
llr = li,l-r 4 p P?,e. hefnre lhri' e,es
ae op n a. The other sci are equally
pa.ilixe n representing Them as cnIirly
hast,l-. ~ agreeing no heiier than rails and
dogs. A III n. nj rrly i depeaden'-aye.
IS Independent ss Saiss soldier. or. 10
use mnre eongrnilal maaris ~. - ~.
Dependant as Captain Dugald Dsisriiy,
SIS ,l,H he President aud his Cabinet
ere !. vide as The poles asunler : and hate
each other MORALLY. Our nwn apinion IS
lhal earh sci know as mneh q t'sr rase IS
iilher ii The other MA. TfNl no ninlcs and
that Tho three nhiied know nolll ng slinuI
IL.
We are told that the President. heliev-
ing iha, We las hcea ,lecriscd rs Iii Ga
lrnci. !. now travelling 10 see with hI>
own eyes. and hear Nth LIS ava EAR;
Hti thar the people, u ~ cling the Pre-.
sileni. carefully overlook lie Cabinet. a I
thu. e,i &c '..'eir dislike 81" ifis majesty
nialslers." We are lofti that the Presi
dent has hnrs, his Cabin. leiicrs. IN . y
now travelling alone. and exhibiting Mha
tie country has moi vii ess d lnf may
ye1fss a President travelling as The Cite
Macisirflp of the nalinn. and not rs Tn
head o. : crrssInl rrriy. We are iol.
thai The Cabinet u ' Al hume ,nder !
discreet fear 81 pnpnl,r ind gnali wheel
might greet thrn il they accompanied y,
President. Ard from al these snppnsi
tions The fled IN " second sight ron
clubs IN Il the p-utae afe eaiirly dissa
iisfied " IN The Cabinet. and win all u
Proceedings. and rely on The presi'len
alone fnr turning il out Of doors, aud giS
ing III, m whatever they want.
Al this is very sopienf and show
how mount It's can be made Of mnlehil's
when people do moi understand their sub
ject. This il not the first ,imc in whicl
President has travelled as The Chic
Magistrate, and mol as partisan leader
Insseed we never knew or heard Of a cas-
in which President did travel as part
san leader. or in any other character ilia
that &c Chief May s,ra e &c the nation
The first President after Gen. wa.hlnl
ton who travelled was Mr.. Mon oe. VIII,
in 1917, was received cordially by III
whole people. without the sligh,rst parlisa
distinction. The old j. X publi.ar' an
Fedora" parnrs united in hurying I'll
ratchet. and calling thu, period "llc Of
al sm 4 feelings" Mr.. Adams went fro,
Washington 10 Massachusetts, in The sun
mer Of 1928. moi officially rs Pr siden
In coach aud six, hui aOne, on hofscbdrl
incns., Or as plain Mister Adams, ,
Quincy, Massachusetts. The next Pres
dental tourist after Mr.. Monroe WAS &c
neral Ja, ksnn, WIN was every where r,
ceirel bv buili parties jointly, as The Chi,
Magi tra,e OF the nation. " Whiggish
Massachusetts .nd "txlra.W liigglsh
Boston we're particularly ri,il. They d
moi know General Jackson, odd u q
ory,' the head 81 The unleIriilri ID
morracy;" bn ,hey dbl know srd han,
somrly received the Chief Magistrate
lie nation. The neSt President vi
travelled officially was MIR. Polk; and b
too. VS. Re ceiv. d as the Chiei Magisirai
an, III no o;hcr character. Throngho
Whirgi>I" New England he was ece
I'D and cordially greeted BY The people
both pariirs. a, d Iy Whlg'' and " ID,
mocIalic" funciiohaties together. Dow
East the " Democratic" President and II
" Wing" Senator from Maine. Mr.. Evan
were par'icnlarlv lovi' 9. for The Pres
dent stopped especially TO visit The Set:
tor's farnily, and made il their essence
warm hearted allusion 10 the Seuator'ss
then fighins in Mexico. IN all lhes
+ psi,lpn,i,l iunts lie President appearr
as CHIC. Magistrate, aud not as head of
Successful putty; and in none them d.
the Cab Mt api ear per SC, or wa, it reiel
red to in any 4 the speeches or replies
Indeed nobody could have inferred lror
nns thing said by NJ 10 The 2 esitlent,
aiy che Of these official tours, that such
thing as & binet existed. And precist
IL as Mr.. Monroe. Gen. Jackson, NJ
Polk travelled as Presidents, doc. Ge,
TAYLOR travel now. Never h s the Cabin,
travelled in body with The ptesiden
md never has Presld ~, in ny publ
epeech or document. eilher Of business
rrtemnny, alluded 10 The !" Cabinet" as
distinct body, or political exisien"
Then what lie all this stuff about The q
hinct. and ne Cabinet and THE CABISE
Nonsense Mo hshine
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