The Hillsborough recorder., 1851-09-24

CONDITION. Of the WhIs Party.
We have nesicrd en- srfieie from shc wash-
'ng'on Union. oopied into many Of the Dems-
cratic papers. whirh serms 10 pre-en The whis
patty ss 10 derIaralle condition. n Is stated in
ihe article. that ~ the ihi,iy-one Governors af
ssairs. the Democrats have elecied iwrniy-sir.
and wiiI probably. ia ostsber next. adj old Penn
syisania 10 The iis'. having the Wings four Gov
emoss-ci New rask. Vermont. Flarifa. AMI
Tennes're." &c. The inference Of course. =.
thHi the Wing parry i a smai. airair. and that
Democracy will lif il has ros sire-iy aor- SD
swallow up ereiy thing.
We grant that The Democratic party has dis
played e,asilefa'ie Pwer in this way. n il
has 70, sueceeded in sxshowins uvor devourins
The r'oEsiOn srl Fres-soil parties, ts<suecerl-
ed 80 far In absorbing ihcm thai they have almost
become as one pany. A ssrong rrempii6ealion
Of that fact was displayed in the action af the
par,les in Massachusetts, lasa winter. Bss The
whis parry yet presents formidable array a.
sains the combined forcrs Of their opponents,
arsi may be Esspd In the next Presidential e
ciion thai The party isna, Gssse 81 ;r-ignifrani
as they at presrn, suppore il 10 be-. The twenty.
sir Democratic 0osrrnosss may he a facts ls>s
the infsrenre drawn from Il. that all fhe states
having Drmscrsiic governors are on that side Of
politics. we know Is not fact. Witness NORTH
csrolins. ssirue 10 ~iig principles as any Stale
ia the Union. yet having Democratic gover-
nor. And how man. s,a.cs may le similarly piss
ccd We cannot tell; bot in number Of Them
we know that loral matters and quesiicls of
state psfffy have had much iacfe influence Than
national politics in determining the elections. and
therefore ia some of them tbs Democratic party
may apparently have temporary a~cendrncy
wtissh rsfy nul te altc TO hold n auo,hcr clec-
iion.
Ilmay he that divisions viii take place in the
WEig pah5 at tho neat Presidential csrciion
buj We think nj prssea there is quito as much
gfound 10 expect harmoniuus fciion in that par-
~, a. there il in the IIemdsraiie ranks. n the
Wings are united we will ~e--hr, We shall see!
We are not prophets, and therefore csnno, tell.
But we shall holc TO beat our opponents hand
someIy
The North Car0linian.-we learn
FROM the ls-t Fayetteville Ca,olimian, that Robert
X. D,ysn. esq. has purchased tina, establishment
and wilt enter upon his duties as editor on the
iir-t Of Octsrr Ensuing. rfoif shon acquain-
tance with Mr.. Bryan, VIC have formed quito
favorable opinion both Of his mental and moral
qualities. and we are pleased to welcome Linn
into the editorial corps. We rcaird ], as ttia,'
Ter Of great importance to the well heing of'our
country. that the press. that powerful engine for
god or evil should he under the control Of gen.
lIemcn Of integrity and good morals. as well as
ability. Were the press undrI such control. we
should never fear for the perni,ncncy Of our i'm
slru,ions, or fof tho continued prosperity Of Our
country. Believing Mr. Bryan h be ectitle-
man of this character, though lie he Dcni ,crat
we wish him sticccss.
Mr.. w. !. Yates has, since the death Of Mr..
Bayne, conducted the Carolinian very creditahly |
10 himself and acceptahly to its readers He in
lroduces Mr.. Bryan as a native Of North Caro- |
lima, graduate Of our University. lawyer by
profession, and a gentleman Of TALENTS. in every |
respect qualified for his present undertaking.
James Fcnnimore Cooper, Esq. the
distinguishetl-author, died at his resi'
dence IN Cooperstown, New York, on
the l4th instant, after a lingering ILL
ness.
FAMINE .ApPREHENDED is AfABAMA,-
The Tuscaloosa Observer OF the 25th
ult. SAYS. "U1r heigh5ors in Pickens
county, in this State, have held a meet.
ing and passed resolutions IN favor OF
calling an election, to test the sense OF
the people on the question Of petition
to the Legislature for loan, with which
to purchase corn for the supply Of the
county"
Mrs. Sally b. Gray, the only remain
ing Daughter Of the late Col. Richard
Taylor, and Sister Of the late President
Taylor. died at the residence Of +. G.
Edwards. Esq. in Kentucky, on satur-
dry, the 9th instant.
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ISprANA.-Gor. Wright has issued his
rroclau.a,ion ,leclating the new Consll,n.
uon of Indiana adopted, and also that tlse
additional clause prohibiting negroes IRON
hereafter seiling IN the Siale. aud the CO.
lonixa,inn nl those now in the State, Is part
of the Constitution.
The rulowing is the state OF the vole
in all The cnunlies Of the state but three,
which have no, heen received. For Ne
gro Exclusion, Ill. .anf; Against Negro