The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1855-09-12
RECORDER ENLARGED.
IA Increase Of Pricei

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VyHE RECORDER is now presented to its patrons
IL in an enlarged form, equivalent 10 an addition OF
ahout five columns 70 its former sire, without any in-
crsasa of price, To accomplish this object, we have
incurred considerable expense, and must rely upon
generous pull for increase Of patronage TO enable
us to meet the exf enditure.
We have not been without encouragement thus far
in the undertaking. Though the increase Of our sub
scrption list since we proposed to enlarge has been
slow il has been regular; and now that we have fui
filed our promise, think may confidently expect
mcrs rapid increase. &
Wenase now facilities for receiving news snost
equal TO any other portion Of the State and It s our
purpose to make the Recorder valuable as we can
Nv care diligence and attention. In addition 70 the
news al the day VIC will as heretofore devote especial
attention TO our Agricultural department and no sb-
iect proper Cor newspaper, whether of morals pctics
science or arts, shall pass unnoced in our columns
Ii will be our aim to make the Recorder one Of the hest
family papers in the State. embracing all topics of in
tercs-being that many of our subscribers take
hut the paper.
The Recorder viii continue 10 advocate those prn-
c;ples both in reference State and National politics.
for which has ccntcnded for than thirty yc
new party has recently sprung into existence known
as the American or Know Northing party, nvowing
principles in harmony with those held by us for many
years. The party itself is neu, but the principles are
old. Believing those principles 10 be correct and be-
lcyiBg also that the organization OF the American party
is we'll calculated to secure the objects aimed al. viz
that Americans shall rule America !" that Roman
Catholics who acknowledge the temporal supremacy Of
the Pope shall he excluded from political control in this
country; and that the Union shall be tanqGilacd by
putting down the agitation of the slavery question
which has disturbed the harmony Of the States for a
quarter Of century I've shall rejoice in their tn.
umphs. And when the contest is made TO turn upon
these principles aone shall not hesitate TO give them
such ed abity will enable us to give and justice
may require We shall not strike the Wing Tag to do
battle for any party but with the old Star Span
4 gled Banner, ever dear To good Wings. flang over
u.s. we shall pursue steady course. and we presume
the American party will not reject an ally under tins
! fig.
But il is unnecessary for us TO say moro IN regard to
our princples-the paper is well known IN the coun-
tics where look for patronage. With increased ia-
cites for improving our news department, and with
enlarged space for other matter, We shall eneasor TO
deserve success and therefore earnestly appeal to
sustain cur enterprise.
TERMS, AS BEFORE, VIZ:
\ Two Dollars per annum in advance; Two Dollars
and Fifty Gents, if not paid within three months or
Three Dollars il payment is delayed until after the ex-
prstion Of the year.
v TO Club Of SIX at one ciicc, six papers viii be
sent one year for Ten Dollars paid at time of subscrb
II ing.
Subscriptions will he received for less time than
year upon the payment Of the each but no paper vii
be discontinued until all arearages paid, unless a
our option.
ID. IIEARTT & SON.
i Hilsborough, juno 2Oth 1855. o.