{"newspaper_name": "The Hillsborough recorder.", "edition": "01", "page": "p3", "byline": ""}
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Some Of our brethren Of the Wing press
deem it expedien, to vindicate The party
from the charge of disloyalty to the coun-
try, because it does not unite in the mad
cry for war with England. IL there be
any strong discriminating features in the
organization, movements, and policy OF
the two great parties that divide the coun-
try, one OF these features is The distinguish
cd love of justice, good faith, and good
steady protective government on The part
Of the Wings, and the clustering, brawling,
revolutionary, and fiery spirit Of their op-
ponents, tending TO perpetuate difficulties
al home and abroad. Which of these par
lies deserves the name Of the thoroughly
American, patriotic party, we will not
waste words to inquire. Wings under
BRUSH influence-notfriends TO their
try, The descendants Of the Wings oi
'76 forgetting the tolls and the sacrifices,
the blood and the valor OF their fathers, and
yielding themselves 10 the yoke of foreign
British bondage! Who believes it,


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