The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1856-05-21

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And here remark. that have no quarrc
with democrats, as such. am cooperating
aud am proud 20 cooperate with thousand,
of thea TO accomplish great good. But ths
administration party, as o-ganized, is great
evil And such is the opinion of great many
OF the best Democrats in the land; and such
has been the opinion Of MIR. Clingman. And
to establish this fact. viii again avail my
srlf of the assistance OF Mr.. Clingnan. THAI
which, whenever can have it, desire meth
ing better: because it Will be SO acceptable
aud wei.hty With those who maintain the
contrary. Ia speech which he made in the
sSfh Congress. to be found in Congressional
Globe, vol. IA, page Is. in speaking OF and
denoancing the course of that party in regard
20 the 25th rule of the House. he says as fol :
lows:
Was il done compensation TO, their abolition
allies IN the NORTH be- ,choss aid fh.v carried the great
States Of New York and Pennsylvania, and thereby
elected Mr.. Polk \
Again he says:
Sir, il is common remark, that the members Of
this socalled democratic party, however they may
take opposite sides measures of policy never split
their votes bat always make a common struggle on
fhs election day. This Is owing to the fact which
hal state the last session. that this par
y i he'll together by the cohesive power of public
p,anaar and, therefore, whenever they are making
struggle 10 get into power il is part Of their general
ystem Of tactics that each segment of the party should
adapt that side Of any question that strongest at
home and thereby increase their chance OF carrying
the election.
The only connecting tie bcing dissolved, the party
will 90 . pieces This, sir, is the rock which You
are destined 70 split Though political adversary,
warn yon Of tie danger"
How kind. Was ever such mercy shown
TO such a eulprit And how unquestianably
true, and dangerously certain, must have
been the crimes enumerated, to have induced
sach kindly. sympathetic judge to have
paraded them IN The face OF the world, and
70 have gwen them the enduring noturicty Of
Congressional record
Ua page ll0 Of the same, he says, in sab
STAGE, that they arrayed in their behalf i" the
unpfihcipled Abolitionists." And that each
member is required 10 stand by his party at
all hazards, (just what he says now Of the
Americans !" though in doing 50 he should
act ia opposition to the best interests Of the
country. In turn, the party will stand by
hun, and protect him from the consequences
Of any CRIME. provided ii be done for the be.
Reht Of the party" And now, il the all
ministfation party shall not admit this pic
ture 10 be true. beg them to remember, that
iithey discredit VI. CIingman, no one will
believe word that he sha say against the
Americans. Ga page IL he continues as
follows;
7" rEs Abolition party had nominated as its candi-
date Tor the Presidency. J. G. Birney; bu, the Demo-
cratic parry, Afterwards, likewise nominated him for
tie Legislature Of Michigan. He accepted the nomi-
md nv hat his "A
appliances. he induced 70 use naaence with hi.
party f5r Mr. Polk"
80 strong, however, sir, the Wing party in
the country, that even this would n1t have
deseated Us. had II nJ been FOR other similar art ices
Nearly 100000 foreigners are estimated 10 arrive an-
aually IN the United States. uf this number ayr-y
large proportion are Roman Catholics BY MEANS
uaieh tune does not permit to recount but tie
n1s. ns.aIJus and unjust fable, the Democratic parts
sueeeedei - inducing them 10 band themselves toge
ther, and rally 70 the support Of Nj. Polk. some Of
issn ayowcd their preference r him. because his free
ssaie policy mare fr9rabs 10 the iafersst II The
rss,sss ooIafries fvm ut ei they came than was MI
Cay. Others pyoel ia.sd on ar banners flci they
would not be ruled BY Americans. Sir had the foreign
Catholics been divided IN the late election as other
ssts and eilsses generally are, Sir. Clay would have
esrrisd, BY Large majority. the States 81 New York.
PsaasFsania. Louisiana, and probably others in the
Aorthaest-
= Not only did We have 10 contend with the ineu.
snce y foreigners here. but British gold openly
and prpluseiy used" &c.
All the world msy Interfere in our domestic mat
ters. Ant We a. a nation si slupidy /
qniet while she oments, for her own advantage our
domestic institutions.
" Men Who have MT been one month 10 the coun.
Try, from The penicniiares Of Europe. unacgua:nied
with the language IN which they sworn Tor that
ihcy knew not
Aai i the fsregn Catholics, or foreigners gene. /
rally, continue BANDED together. siIh a view 81 control
Ing The elections 0f the country there g he as0ussd
olfsy9aisiie Jstags II ne ts1ts Of al True AaeyI.
saa' wairh wdl scee a4rIy ne PIciy u which they
lave attached themselves"
Thas spoke, and such were the sentiments
81. nv distinguished colleague, ~ lie 2Slh
Congress. Bar Their. a, now, Will. he .eein.
I, have had clear ldea II the cause, ye, Ne
was utterly Al fault a. 10 the remedy. Then
lie aid the Wig PARTY could put down the
evils. Bat. Instead IL that, ths evils put dos n
ihs Wing party. Aud nBs he thinks the
Demasfaile party can cure the evils. but
iae truth 4. that neither " tie old parties
standing aluae csslJ cure the evils Hence
tie necessity 81 the American party, CON.
passed. 81 DIih the old parties.
do not charge tie Democrats, a. such,
with Abglitiuni.m; bat do charge the al. /
miaisirlt,un, IL lis party organization, 81
dealing dsa5ly. HBa a. heretofore, and that Il
has paDdered % the AJ1litlon inilasnce; alI {
proceed 20 oaer you The evidence whca has
sati'hesl ne lhase already given yau the tes.
tiln1ny u NJ. Giinginan that SUCH wa., on.
Guesiiaaablr. IT. pnliey some year. ago. Read
again The extracts have quoted iroln hi.
speech. Thes prpre that they had one face ,
North and another South; that they we're
allied with AbolitioRist., and by unjust means
united the iurvign and Catholic votes.
neti narr the testimony nf the Union. the !
organ u the party, - follows; i
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