The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1844-02-22
roLlrIcAL CORRESPONDENCE


10 the 14oAfs bAANftf
Dear Sir:-The undersigned. citizens
OF New IIampsLiIe. ,onr native Stale. re-
specially ash that ne may use your name
before The kmerissn People 40 . can
diJale for shs highest Office ~ their gu!
And in announcing our preferences Tor yon
as our candidate lor the Presidential 81
zee, ne ddno, wish 10 be undersioca -
seeking an occasion 10 spread Gisuniorin
lhs Wig ranks. nor would ne wish 10
undsr,alus The clsIms OF neiiIs Of sny
Other Wing candidate who may nov. BY
Partially Of friends. Re already introduced
into the political field. Whatever ~e pro.
rose 10 do, ne do, subject 10 The future
wise. dshberals sciion Of The Wing Ma
iicnai CONVENTION Of 1874.
lRow Us 10 say that. il The highest and
r.o,t a honors Ih.i freeDen can
beslow have heretofore been considered
The reward Of patriotic services. or OF .
lcrg series Of severe public labors. 10 such
honors we believe yos have nov es,ab-
Iished a Just claim. For in times pssl
when lie sbole policy ofouf Government
was threatened win change, and exposed
10 imminent danger. when our dearest IN
teresls were s,ss,lsd. there was no other
hnman arm oriLtsilectOron which We re-.
lied fUr suceor and defence With 90 much
confdsnee as your own. We we're not
deserted 10 The hour Of our greatest dismay
We are, then. no more than dischafging
The duty thai erstiinde imposes when We
use our honest endesvors 10 place The
I" Defender az The Ton ,lituliUn" IN charge
Of The Constitution. whs, more able and
ssescinus manr.er Of our foreign policy
I could we sci ihsn him who so sklllully
sveneJ an impending var with tie mos
powerful nation on The globef What d.
plomscy can we resort 10 moro compe
tent than that which brings 10 us honots
able peace from The complicated per'lsx
lilies a . long continued and bitter aalion
- eo-ssorrrryg Who should command
our sdmmsrion and enn6Ience more than
that veteran commander, MIN, Hi'hjudg.
men, antl skill. successfully guides hi
good ship amid the psrilous storms an,
rough brs aksrs oil the tempestuous ocean
Agala, cir. we dLu5t mol you will unh,
with us in The opinlun that our county
requires internal peace. We cordially
adopt yoursssentimeni, lately so hearth,
responded 10 BY yous Baltimore friend
that The industry aud business Of hi
county demand less fuctuaiiUn an,
charge.
/, We hope 10 be relieved from the bot
, rors Of violent, ultra, experimental legis
, la,ion. And we trust that old-fssbiuneJ
moderate. and concilslory counstis ma
yet prevail. Under tie benign operatio
, Of our protective tariff laws. let The cap
tai Of the nation seek lis ordinary clan
. nels Of investments, let tie shuilIe, shir
, and plough move tremendously on fur
! short time, and labpr will soon receive il
accustomed reward, and The sun Of pro,
I Perty will again shine upon us.
= We ask for an economical adminislrs
ton Of our sffsirs. From our public o
2 fcsrs we would exact . strieI accoun,'
5IlIly. We would conins Executir
' power and patronage TO lis strict leg,
, and constitutional restraints. With yot
$ views upon these zad many other in,eres
@ ing kindred topics. we cannot be presun
o ed TO be wholly unacqusinird. They has
become par, Of the history Of The last ~ e'
5 ~ years. and have long since passed III
o ordeal Of DOR Approved.
}. We. then, with all the difli.!encs an
il modesiy becoming the posl'iun uf The Ne
n Hampshire Wings, renew The rogue
/. cont.ined in The former par, Of our let,e
h Aud with great regard subscribe on
4 selves. DC.
!. C&gaed by a number Of citizens frol
: different towns in the Staie Of ". Ham
shire