The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1840-06-25

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had tia iniimalsiy eoanfsllas So. W
ngrsn viii ne ed Fsdsftl n.r,v 4.
1911 and ~. ~ rs opposed q a.
War. snd End nrariy allied q him -
men % John n. Prsnliss. uho ~.
himself nolorious IN rsisieins q IN. -.
feat Of our arms. and eshsr srnslsmsa a
she same school 10 vest n6mber. ~
| am resolved 10 oppose his re sleesio.
Mr.. Van Boren vas some 81 r.,,.
al ase 81 The eommenesasns of ne IA,
wsr-hs wa 10 The full sisar pI MAJ.
hood he lived 81 - interesting tine
End ! ask 10 I'll sincerity. in wha, b.,,l.
during that var did Nc. Van Bur-.
distinguish himself Wss he 81 I.nnd,,.
Lane. Or ~ Orlesns-was he On lhe N.
sgafa Frontier OF al Ihe Horse Shoe,
vas he II ease. eslmly pursuing ihs I,v
or oul in the tented Geld with iI.ui,o.
and Johnson. u The glorious and e,,,
memorable battle Of The Thamesl Ne
although ripe in judgment aud 3l ye.u
Of age. ne fed him undecided IN n,
ehoiee Of candidates Coz the Presidency
in 1871, whether 10 90 far Madison ne
war candidate. for re- election. o. Gin.
Ton The pesee party esnd'lale-but a,o..
ing his preferences Tor Nc. Clinton. and
he finally supported Nc. Clinton. The
field Of battle drew him not from lhe arm,
81 private grs.i6eslion u home. or In lhs
Senate chamber. lie was haiiiag befsrsa
f,co opinions. HIS ambition xss differ.
eni from Washington. Jackson. Jnhnsas.
.-5 .as Hero ~ Tippecanoe. Vim. Ilea.
~ Harrison And all the honor and ia.
~ that attaches itself 10 bic name. is Iha,
growing out Of his union 20 the Repub.
hcsn party alter The eIee.inn Of air. Mad.
ison 10 1924. when Mr.. Van Barren %.
posed Gen. Jackson Tor The Presidener.
as heretofore he did Mr.. Madison. fiers
again. he halted, nll Mr.. Adams neelee,.
ed 20 appoint him Minister 10 N. james.
when be returned. through policy, aud
advocated Gen. Jaeksoa's claims 10 The
Presidency. lie il decidedly superior
manager. and man Of most exHsnrdi.
nary luck-bui where 10 The monument
ol his eenius-wIiefe The demonstrations
IN science or 10 government emitting
Mr.. Van Buren, 20 greater distinction
Than one term 81 The fret Office in the
gIii Of tie American peoplei lis smbi.
lion and The influence Of his station, To-
geiher wilh the immense wealth he Ia,
accumulated by public favor. may sea,
him 50 fast 10 his present chair that 10
MAJ continue in il for another term: bu,
! believe there is . spirit abroad IN he
land. which has been kindled by pair.
olism. end is famed BY general suffer.
ing, that Al The polls will be irresistible.
u 70 the derotedness Of . pslriolic pea-
pie. groaning amidst their griel. for the
return Of better days and good old times.
i 70 The inspiration Of nature. moller.
ing through thousands. dissatisfaction
md dlsirusi towards the administration.
u % the la'es, ihfoe of enterprise, grasp.
ING for life. ID 10 The noise Of lie mul.
lilude with their banners! and The shau.
ot The soldier for The elevation Of HE
Did aud veteran commander 10 the SEA,
now nrrnniad rs. Ms. Ven Dufen. winch
sail, ! trust. sud hope. and believe. "a.
ate The President out OF Office. and Inc
country into glorious reform: and 4
Who an the son Of q solder. feel 10 ION
. The universal shout for Old Tippeea.
Zoe.
but i may hearafter. if no, nov. be
hsreed upon me. Of having jained the
ederal parry! II 50. there will not be
he lesst shade Of truth in the charge.
w. VI. HARRISON IS NO FED.
skALlSr, nor neUer ros. He isa
'an Of eonsummste ability a finished
eholar. and plain Republican OHIO
srmef-who, after having served his
auniry IN the battle field under WAYNE.
nd subsequently as . most successful
nj popular General--and also (ut ma.
y years - Govetnor. Congressman or
iinisler 10 some Foreign Court, reiir.
TO cultivate the coil; but q grateful
eople, not forgelIul Of his Roman Dat.
o''sm and honesty. are about 10 call
le o!d Democrat. and war-worn sol.
Ier TO The Presidential chair; and in
'''ing my humble influence and sui.
age 10 favor Of Gen. Harrison, | be.
. ! shall do right, and render ser.
GO due 90 distinguished a palriot--snd
hera ttaee his whole life Of useful.
'ss snd Ind him ENJOYING the conf.
'nce and support Of such men as Wash.
gion. Jefferson. Madison, and Monroe
.of Jnhnson. Shelby. and Henry CLAY.
have every confidence 10 believe ,ba,
voting for him. shall better .ere
2 '"ierests Of the country and more
Iec'ually aid in pcrpeiuatIng The free
emocra,c Republican principles. The
SIS Of our American institutions.
And hero lee me quote The language
mat Republican. I.angJon Cheeves. n
nun carolina. delivered in Congrrs,
1914, in defence Of the War with
'eat Bht'in. for the purpose Of nut.
g forever 10 silence ,hnse who dc,
nnce The " Hero Of The Wes," as,
Dwartl anI y. 49,. .