The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1836-10-28

nas against sb0lishihg slavery 10 de de
nlcl n Columbia. and IN Inc siaiss lrAfrs
II erisfs; bus he ssows lhr opinion llai
II q constitutional 70 do 30 u the disirscs.
and 10 gnsrdedly slirnl as fe his Eieiss ~
relation 70 iss territories. Nhrn we Io0k
10 these Iarls, which are lnconlesubie.
and viii MOI b isnssd BY any well ~.
formed man. and When re reject thal
Mr.. Van BUTen resides in The midst VI
Tie great body 81 the sbOllnOnisls and .
supss.Jlrd b. lhrm a. The Northern oaa.
ailals, and 9hen &C lake into lhe rssl.
mate lie well kn0sn character Of Mr.
Van Buren, 10 20 Iciih ihs majority
wherever be can iind % lshslher ugh. "
wroug.l Nhsl candid man. Nhal maa
VINO iaFes Lis aalIss state. snd 10 prs PAL
ell IA ssenls1s every lhll.s ~ defend her
AID her institutions, can Iay las hand on
hIs heart snd say that be believes llaal
these nlsI.tullons sould b. Sxle "a the
hands VI Mr.. ksR Buren,. IL lsls abvlis.an.
isis shall suesred IN carrying every Ii'si.g
before them ga the non slaErhoiding
slaIes.
We do not charge iha Mr. Van Burea
10 an aboliusnisI; We wlll MAKE no cnafgs
so grave anil so'wslgEty uuless upnn is!i
evidence ii The TACT. But we DO ehaIEs
thai Mr. Van Bun-a 10 s1roagl, support
ed .. the great bOdy oi she asOIluonis.s
al the Norm.
When We reflect how natural IL 70 lor
public man 10 lean towards he "p,a-
lOns aud wishes VI The great body VI ma
friends. and take in Connection wilh laIs
the laei thai Mr.. Van BaTen has no con-
s1IGullOnal seEuples. and again look ~ Als
acsIon on these Subjects. se repeat lhe
inquiry, whether any candid wan could
leoi every Thing IA connection with sis'
very perfectly saie % the hands Vi s,r.
Van Burenl Beware how We trust hun!
AGAIN. Mr.. Van BURN has voted ioT
high iariGs, and Tor Internal Impose.
meat BY Ihe Gtasrai Government. Judge
WhI1e nAs unli"rInly opposed sheIn.
Can any question be stated, on which
1t Can be Supposed thai Judge White IL
elected would aoI favor our InIeTesl. aud
The poiIcy We adyocaIe, 80 lar a. hts du.
" would permI! On the contrary. 10
there aug measure winch ~e can reason
ably exper. " eject by the ELECTION vi
viz. Van buren,! As W The United Stairs
Bans. winch Is made leading topic Ia
Van BuIsu address recently issued IRON
head quarters al Raleigh, u - we'll
known. aud will not be denied. that Judge
WnIle has uniformly aud steadily been
opposed To u, N every loTm and shape
that he has constitutional obl-cuons W
u lhal cannot De oyeruled-IisI he hss
objections on other grounds. equally IN
superabe. And 10 ought further 10 10
stated that Judge White a. no period vi
the existence Of the United SIaIes Bank
ever coquetIed with u, a. did Ut. Van
buren, when he and others 50 strongly
solicited the establishment VI branch of
II IN the city Oi Albany, whsIe Mr.. Van
buren, resides.
Many Of US have no doubt observed,
that the press aud most jealous advocates
VI Mr.. Van Buren, seek To persuade US.
that Judge White, however able, aud
however devoted 70 our best interest.
cannot be elected. 10 this We answer.
that Judge Wines prospects in the eIre.
soral colleges are al least equal 10 those
Of Mr.. Van Buren,; aud. IN the opinion
Of some of Us. decidedly more promising
than his. We may remark, that It -
known 10 be part Of the policy OF the
party TO claim every state. 10 ~hlch OF
the eight states thai voted the past sum
mer did the Van Buren, party admit the
probability Of defeat! In none They
claimed every one confidently; and yet
The elections proved tina. SIX states Of the
eigh. are opposed 10 him. Aud where
did they express q stronger confidence
than in this state!
But IL this were true, IL would DO no
reason for our abandonment vi a csndI-
date, who would administer lhr govern.
menl upon Us proper prlneipiss, 10 adopt
one who would not. Should we not sue
coed, We would still have the Conscious.
ness Of having done our duty 10 our ccun-
try. When, however, il is TecollecIed
that the same individuals confidently
predicted, thai General Dudley could not
be elected Governor, We must be excus.
ed Tor no. trusting To such prophecies.
Others may believe II; iur ourselves. We
cannot suppose that the people will dc.
serl Judge White, unless We surrender
up our principles in Difference to men:
Published by order ol the Central
COMMITTEE Tor Orange County.
Orange county. October 9Th, 1886
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