The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1852-03-10

lslI a ne present moment. Never 90
that party occupy posaion 50 lillle cen-
Ismplaling surcess. Al Ihe SanIh 4 d
50 sbsorbed BIZ The hssesies Of Secs san.
practical and shfofelx-l. lhzi us fsls Is
sealed. Unless ne Democratic members
az the Uaisn parry are more false snd
proiligsfe than The opponents they have
drnouneed. they must msiHiain heir
organization in opposition 20 the spirit
more eager. defiant. and orrfb<afisx no
day Than II any lime during The recent
eonirsis. The Union Wigs win sfcosrse
remain true 10 their connexions and rslz-
lions. and form the basin Of party sirnng
enough Ia put down The actual and lie
amateur Dispnionisis. Al the North. The
Democratic party is 50 entirely abolition
ixed and Knssnihizrd. among Ihe Kings.
Corrys. Chsses, SINNERS. and Van Blu
rens. that The tendency to open disruption
between the conservative wings ,nf il be-
comes daily more urgent and conclusive.
Look nov At the parry that claims 10
he Democratic, and lei US see how il 10
controlled. ID Is governed entirety by
The Bu6aic Coarnfionisfs and The
Nashville Conroifionisfs. lIis pseudo
Democratic party. and Us majority Is com
posed Of men who a'e more Secessionisis
aud more Aboliiionisis than they ere any
tliag else. The Van Bufens. BIairs,
bikes. on nne side. represented By and
speaking through The old family organ.
the Erening Posi-; and the venabies.
Meades. Bocoeks, and Rheiis. ON the
oiher side. ntlering themselves through
the Southern Press. journal that has
been diligently lsboring for months 10 stir
mp seriionsl strife. bitterness. and animosi.
~. with view 10 the dissolution Of the
Union-ihesc are The men. and these are
The presses. thai not now merely repre-.
sent but are the organized Democracy Of
The country. These men, and men like
them, went into The Democratic rsucns al
the commencement Of the session, and
profiiing by the greenness and inexperi-
enee ofthe new representatives there as
semhled. passed The whole concern under
The Caudinr forks of Abolition and ST.
cession. They took entire control OF the
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES the Speaker and
Clerk-la,glled down Major Polk. Gene
raj Bayly. aud rerIain Union gentlemen
Of somewhat iniirn purpose-and COM
menred their Congressional session amid
the siifled gmans Of AL the sound and
conservative presses Of llleir party and The
pgans of lie Epening Post and Southern
Press. Starring with large nominal
majnriiv IN both branches. the "harrno-
nious Demncrary"-. pure and simple"
--eannoI carry through a political mea.
sure al The present day in either branch
Of Congress They cannot orcupy 10.
geihrr any ground oi ASSAULT upon the
Administration. They rannol pass any
one resoluiinn, In onr judgment. condemn.
ing any one act of Ihe Administration, or
any one feature Of iis policy, foreign or
domestic. lf they think they ran do il.
we should like 10 see them bremlo Try.
u The Administration is 10 be attacked,
let US know npon what points. and lei MS
see who will make the most of them, The
Administration or us opponents. lsa i
Petty dark days, we apprrlended, are
IN stone for the self-slyird :. Democracy"
We do not hrlIeve thai any man ran he
elected Ia the Presidency Who .looks fur
his support eillier TO B"flalo ar Nashville:
and i is now well seiiied aud understood
that Buffalo and Nashville control the
Demoeralc party. and will dictate Terms
10 the Baltimore Convention. a,ean-
while The Wings are cunning up kindly
Ia The COMPROMISE platform Of a Wing
Congress and a Wing Administration.
They are IN possession oI the vantage
ground. The people have no sympathy |,
viii, the old scriional loral. far,inns no. !.
i'leians alhn have housekeeping The ronn- Il
ry 20 hra,l by their narrow. pelulan,,
,r,j"dirr'f rtiminailnns and rcrrimina.
ions. The rfreni rrrli0ns have demons
iralr,l. as a general fact, that immense |;
nal"ii''es Of The people in all sections are +.
u favor al Tie pulley of President Fill Ii
more IN regard In the Compromise, ami !
re disposed To make AN emphatic mani \
tslaiinn Of their nIeniinn 10 treat !, is n
finaliy." The Wing Presidential can
nhhe will 81 course be allied upon Il, exl Il,
'ress himself in The most marked and /
islIncl terms ON this point. unless he is |
lreaiy IN print in The premises. while The y
Iplc-heailt,l. Abolition. Secession Demo. h,
Ratio candidate will be ro,npcllpd to play !
ie deal muir. and neilher hear nor sneak I
n The subjecl. m ttslsi'I 'sg !
We fear HAT Mr.. Buchanan and Mr.. :.
'allas. aud Mr.. Stevenson aud Mr. Mich. .
Ison, have undertaken more Than ll,ey ran !
rcomplish. when they seek 10 envolye !,
ON the Democratic chaos around them a =.
ornament cohesion Of discortiapt Atoms.
len must think alike ON some matter or 4
and general interest before thew
IN eansent or conirive To aci together in y,
lriv nrganizalion. The Democrats differ 4,
noag themselves on vital questions of /,
holiiion and Secession and though Ihei, i,
adrrs have agreed in caucus 10 waive %
lose matters. there is no one other oues. i,
on on which they agree sufficiently. ar =
which inev are sufficiently Interested. !,