The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1845-07-03
A WING CANDIDATE IN THE FIELD.
DR.. ROBERT c. BOND, q Halifax.

We arc Gid 10 learn from the HALIFAX Repub-
ican. that Dr. Roben'C. Bond, of that county. has
yiel5ed 70 the numerous solicitations which have
bern made. and has consented 10 become ssnIi.
date ior Congress in ,his district We feel cons.
deni thai The Wings q onnge viii give hun
hearty support. when lhry lesrn how ,us he il
70 their principles and wish 10 this end o. The
Di<,ie, nigh, seeure him many sO,e. from The OF
posiie party, g Mr. Daniel j. eonfessdly unpOpu-
lar evrn with them d.. Bond viii issue eirru-
lar in fsw days. in The mean time We give the fOt
lowing from the Republican, which may serve ss
!, an. introduction 70, she .good kyor q his WhiE
brethren in thr portions d the district where he is
h not known. .......
.As for ourselves" SAYS the Reppbli.
ran, we will do all we can in an homo
rablc way 10 secure the election Of DR..
Bond. We know him 10 be man Of abb.
hty and genius, who stands high among
usage, . Republican Of the Jefferson
ian school--true TO the principles Of the
Constitutional the glory OF his country
Ito the fame Of the good Old North State
Ito The rights and happiness Of the PeO'
pie.
81 long personal acquaintance with
DR.. Bond, enables Us 10 say, that an ADLER
champion Of Constitutional libeliy-abeI.
ter representative Of Wing principles. can
not be found in this district. As Physi-
can. no man is more eminent in his pro.
fcssion, or more successful In his practice
To sound mind. he unilcs a generous
hcar-ever ready and willing to assist the
poor. lie is Of course popular among the
people. He understands well the politics
of the day. lie has on all occasions or
posed the Federal doctrines Of the party
IN powcrwi,h an energy Of purpose, which
} has cndcared him 10 the Wings Of Hail.
fax.
"Dr. bond was member Of the Lcgisla.
iure Of North Carolina in the session oil
1885 and ':5, and represented the borough
Of Halifax without opposition.
lie was the President Of the first Up,
pccanoe Club, organized in the Staie-ano
his presence always gave enthusiasm 10
the meetings OF The Club; and in that con-
test rendered valuable services to the wing
party.
"On the subject of the Tariff, DIR. BOND.
is forraising Revenue sufficient 10 support
the Government economically admln's'
+. tered the position of the Wing party
throughout the United States.
AS 10 the question of the Public l'anus'
Il DIR. Bond is on the side Of justice, con- :.
: tending for the interest Of the people .,
North Carolina. He goes heart and sour
i'm favour of Distribution--and against 'ne :
: wicked plan OF some Of the Polk men' '"
I. ccding the Public Lands TO the o'a'e'
: wherein they are situated-thus CONF
ple,ciy t,idding for the Presidency.
/. lie Is also i'm favour Of a United o'a.e'
Bank, and believes such an institution ~.
. dispcnsable 10 the safe keeping Of '''I
Public money. Geo. Washington slgnf"
the first Bank Charter; Chief Justice Mar
$ shall declared il constitutional; Jan'es
u Monroe signed the Bank Charter VIM. i
G passed in 1916; Mr.. Monroe, Craw''',c'
. and a host Of other distinguished kepuOl.,
!. cans, were decidedly in i:lyolr u s'iei' ''
institution. II.
: sThe situation Of the Country e'a''
i FOR United States Bank now, ana NV
u people will ultimately haveit. Butas W. ~
{ Bond will, in the course Of 8 or io day',
: give an exposition OF his views, 10 h'
$ people Of this Congressional District Up
on the many subjects agitating the lou" !"
try, with a beoRg Of style, clearnes' u