The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1841-04-15

err duut1 and aiE.b1tF a. ihe Pfesieenl
of the United SnieE This high oflcs
Is, den, der0lred a ths Hen. Ions
ITLER, al Virginia. lie Vice President,
Cor and during DE whole tine Cor which
General Hanson Eas elected. This s
the FIRST time IA our history dlai this hirh
Office has deEolFed on the Vice President,
and viii long marx an era in the history
Of our government England, our jealous
rival, and the friends Of tyranny and
Kings rule every where, win look with
intense Interest," 70 this event. and win hope
% gain some signal advantage from The
divisions that may result from this novel
stale Of things. Let Us, then, my eoun-
gyymen, disappoint them again. as We have
often done before; let Us prove % The
friends Of liberty throughout the world,
thaf we have the strongest government on
earth; that we are prepared 20 meet every
contingency and emergency. and that, al
though we have, ike all free governments,
our disputes and party divisions amongst
ourselves, yet when our common country
calls 70 The rescue. the whole nation raj
lies as one man.
! would then appeal TO you as patriots
who love your country, regardless Of all
party bias or prejudice or zeal, 70 come
forward and sustain The Vice President IN
carrying ont the great principles ofreform,
which had been promised BY that hero
and sage and patriot who has 50 ! n and
Unexpectedly been taken from us.
The Vice President has been called to
the high station which the constitution
assigns him by Ire very same voters
which elected General Harrison, and with
the same view 10 reform the government.
lie is then pledged, so FAR as he can,
within Die pale Of the constitution, to car
y out die same general policy as was
promised BY General Harrison and ex-
pecied by the people.
The Vice President is a gentleman Of
much experience, Of high order Of intel
lect, Of the purest moral character, and
great frmness and decision Of purpose;
has been in the House Of Representatives,
N the United States Senate, and has been
Governor Of Virginia; and is in every re-
spect capable Of discharging the duties Of
the high Office of President Of the United
States to the entire satisfaction Of the
American people. Rally then, my friends,
TO the aid Of the man that the constitu-
lion Of your country has called 70 rule
over us. Give a House Of Representa-
tiyes who win be disposed in kindness
and good viii 10 aid him in carrying out
the reform which the people expect. |
beg you not, in the very critical state in
which he is placed, to send such as are
disposed 10 embarrass him, and arrest all
the benefits which were expected 10 flow
from the great victory Of the people in
electing General Harrison TO the Presi-
dency. Repair then, my countrymen, to
the polls on Thursday the 18Th Of May,
and cast your votes for the men who will,
in good faith, aid and assist in bringing
back TO the people their lost prosperity,
and TO our divided country quiet and
union.
Ihaye felt il my duty, fellow citizens,
to say thus much to you, that you might
understand distinctly that, although we
have lost our first choice BY the hand Of
an all wise Providence, yet we can rally
under the banner Of President TYLER,
with a full assurance that he viii co-ope-
rate with us; and being an old Jeffersoni-
an Republican and a Southern man, we
may expect that il he should have any
sectional bias, in the nature Of things it
would be 10 the South that he would in
cline. A TRUE REPUBLICAN.