The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1850-02-27
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4ws hsse resrisei num<raus complains. &
late. shai he copies e ear PAPER dieesed 70 VA
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a. :. N ;l,sl,,rsuyh Reconlers inform a. Sun
pass he dslsia she Register ard xnd i euf ~ ths
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d,ys Raj. Reg.
r..;.,., az "Wednesday ls,,. Has ne, The Ea;i.s
made mistake in the name Of the Office, Hsi.
,.f crOre i in Orange county. some nine niles
nonh Of lhi- p3sce; We ~err moi awars .hss lhcrs
ga. an Office Of the same name in Randolph csun-
Il. ,her certainly Is not on The route from this
nl,ee 40 j.mraown. Did no, The Editor intend
"a cav Fair Crores That il on The Jamestown
,o.,e aud IL sen, to thi. Office in Wednesday,
"a ,o,,.5 he a~,.;nes her. AMI z<p, dire, an
1hurx,.v AS s,e Al oxhe. p.ekase. for ,he efIi-
=. an ,l,., route. The Pdi,i,or of The F.,e,,e.
,,l,e Observer has ado,,ej /. GOOD plan. He pu,,
,.lIh;. ,,ctagr. in, ended for,he ofl;ee. h~,ueen
ri. pl,ce and Jamestown. in the handle objected
u H;II.lo,oorh. NJ which means mistake. which
.a.,, ..,nr,;me. ece.r IL The h,u,v AZ ...ox,;nx
n. mail. ara avoided. Could not tho Editor Of
the REGISTER do the s.mel We make the susges-
finn "a The other editor, IN Raleigh also. az ike
" "a insure mo. a regular transmission Of their
p,pers. and save come trouble 10 tho Possmas,er.
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Our ncishbor of the Democrat d.voles a column
Of bis las, weeks p.per % xh.t we suppo~c he
calls /. rply 10 our article but we lcok ii vain
fan any .uav Of facts or arguments which mill.
,,,e .gs;,s. n.na,h;ns Nm, m. .nr~.s;on NJ III
" preiud;ces which have grown M in nj. imari-
nation. and a repetition Of tho dis,emp~.d Ian.
ruage of some of our Southern Ho.spurs. He
speaks or our " snti-soushem propcnsities," and
q our having derived our notions Of govern
mental policy from the North = Of our having
been for twenty years the devoted and unwa-
vering friend ola protective tariff, and opposed 10
the interest Of the Shareholder" &c. &c.
We admit that we have been the aunwayerns
friend" Of judicious protective tariff; and 20 wss
jefferson. and Madison. snj Monroe, and Jack
son--every Southern President, with the rxccp-
lion Of Mr. Polk. The protective tariff was Of
Southern origin, advocated by Mr.. Calhoun in
1916 for the purpose Of building up home msr-
ket Tor Southern cotton. and imposed. in the 6rst
instance. IN opposition 70 the wishes Of the North.
we advocated II, because we thought that the in
iercsts Of the South required that MANUFACTURES
should be built up in her midst, 10 Diversity her
labor and thereby help to sustain the pice OF her
great staple. We had lew auxianes tor time;
but we are sratlfied now to know that the policy i
OF depending upon ourselves has rapidly grown
into repute, and that manufactures Of all kinds
are sprnsng up IN all our Southern country, and
successfully competing with the North. And.we
hope they VIII continue to DO 50, until all our
wants cen be supplied at home; and this we think
should bc the desire OF every true Southemcr.
But the editor says we ARE opposed to the IN
leresss Of the Shareholder" We think he viii
search our hes rom the day Of our first issue 10
'ne present honr' ne VIII not md line TO jusii-
v 'nis assertion and u cannot be deducsd from
any poicy we have advocated. The mere fact Of
having been born al the North, IS no more eyi-
dence Of The existence OF Northern preuiices, than
was with the Irishman that he should be
horse because he was born in a stable. II the
TACT proves any thing, il must be in our favor.
The editor Of the Democrat is Southcvner by
''rM we became 80 from ehoiee. We have liv-
Cd here somewhat longer than he has; here our
Children have grown up around US, and here we
expect to rest our limbs when the cares and tolls
oi ilie shall have ended. The editor OF the De-