The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1855-09-26
RECORDER ENLARGED.
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THE RECORDER is now presented g y Patrons y
Il IN an enlarged FORM equivalent TO an addition Of
about five columns It's former si5c, without any M
crease 81 price. To accomplish this object. we have
incurred considerable expense and must rely uFon
generous public for increase Of patronage 70 enanse
US to meet the exT endiinre.
We have no, been without encouragement thus iar
in the undertaking. Though The increase Of our sun
scrption list since proposed to ensrge has been
slow il has been regular; and now that we have nut
filled our promise, we think we may confidently exPees
a more rapid increase.
We have now facilities for receiving news almost
equal to any other portion Of the Siatc ana u our
purpose to make the Recorder as valuable as we can
by care diligence and attention. In addition TO the
news Of the day. we will as heretofore devote especial
attention 10 our Agricultural departments and no sub
iect proper for newspaper whether OF morals politics.
science or arts, shall pass unnotced IN our columns
II will be our aim make the Recorder one Of the best
family papers in the State, embracing oil topics OF n-
teresheing that many OF our subscribers take
but the one paper.
The Recorder will continue 10 advocate those prin-
cpes both in reference to State and National politics,
for which il has concnded for than thirty az
A new party has recently sprung into existence known
as the American cr Know Northing party, avossing
principles in harmony with those held by us for many
years The party itself is ae, but the principles are
Oh. Believing those principles to be correct and be-
eying also that the organization Of the American party
is well calculated to the objects aimed at, viz
that Americans shall rule Americas" that Roman
Catholics Who acknowledge the temporal supremacy OF
the Pope shall be excluded from political control in this
country and that the Union shall be tranquilzed by
putting down the agitation Of the slavery question
which has disturbed the harmony Of the States for a
quarter Of century 1--WE shall rejoice in their tn
umphs. Ard when the contest is made 10 turn upon
these principles aone shall not hesitate 10 give them
such aid az our ability will enable TO give, and justice
may require. We shall strike the Wing nag to dc
battle for any party but with the old Star Span.
ged Banner, ever dear to good Wings. foating over
u.s. We shall pursue our steady and presume
The American party will not reject an ally under this
nlg.
But i, unnecessary for TO say more in regard Il
our pfineipes-the paper is well known in the coun
tics where We look ior patronage With increased 10
cil;tes for improving our news department, and Will
enlarged space for ether matter, shall entcayor
deserve success. and therefore earnestly appeal to &c
public lpr such increase u patronage as vii
1 sustain cur enterprise.
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