The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1847-06-17
Cen. Tayi0rss Popularity tine
Wake District.

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loar eaaaalaiss ii The 81. I'll Dsmoeraa<-aad
ane 4 thru. Gsn Dsniri. tlae nominee Il = coa-
seisioa. TIE so..,rsi i liksls i L warn one.
bu1 vi. s!lSl rrsaii il !. hssI 70 sstrraliae. h
Is m Eight esissenoe. hsRsser, q l;en. TaylSr's
popularity. thai one u ll,s candidates has Losdly
asoNea b. pIeis,,ce ~ he old hero a. he Pm.
.idsary. = vii = sseR !, he flllowias snirscl
Rssa his sisaiaT; and II ihrEe were hut iwa can
diduiss in ihe rid. Ne have bui liiilr douIa llst
the iloa. .. 4. !. Daniel would have leave from
laEge paiOEiiy IN b. district 10 siay At homo.
- he = one Of thr Desasesaiie mrnihcrs If lie
lass censses Sho railsrol tl.enselses immortal
ny voting ior The n~aIulion crnsurins Gen. Tsy.
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~ the rsdsrs # The Aisth cmgressioHei DE.
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There is one subject, Eellow-cilizens, in
this Honnerti0n, Which nugl, 10 be hraugli
10 your nnlire. mean The neki presi.
1leniiRl slerlion. u il ronsitlerec pEpba-
lie that II will alevolse on the IIanse Of
Representatives. n Is imporisn, therefore
That tile people should understand The pre-.
ierenees Of lie candidates. lpon this.
as upon ather subjects, l hate no eoHsesE
menls. '~E s..s a.&4~@@ ~@.: :.
Mr.. Polk will moi he a candidate for re-.
election. A new man must he sought. II
must be admitted that The subjerl presents
great ronm far the indulgence ul prefer
rnces. and all | can now do is 10 indicate
wha, would be MY course under pariicu.
lar circumstances, .. ~ r4r .4@ It s~m ~
In is clear that The present sslminisira.
lion, lur lis signal success. aud The eoaa-
lry. fSr ihe harvest Of naiinnal glory which
il has reapesl, j. more indebted 10 General
ZACHARY TAYLOR Than 10 any 9th.
or person. Never IN tho hishary Of cisi.
l'stiion, lave mare glorious victories been
achieved against such fearful odds, than
those of Ibis grrai man AT Palo Alto, Re-
sac de Palma. Monterey and Buena Wis.
Ia. With disparity Of ioee so enor.
nous tina, every struggle has exci,ed deep
apprehension, and every success doubt
! in the public mind. he has gone on, on,
on. crowding our annals with glorious ex'
ploits, aud planting the Eagle Of the Tn
| ion in half Of tie States in Mexico. lie
seems to me 10 combine The cautious firnl.
ness Of Washington with the bold.ess u
Jackson. unpFslending in manners, sa
! gacious in council, promp, in decis."n, da
rang in battle. metciiul IN victory, he pre-
! scnis rare union Of ,hoee qnali.iee /" hirl
/ firm the soldier. the statesman, aad Tn
gentleman. lis character, for want
presi,u.s opportunity Of display. has burs
unon ile co,latry with suddenness whlcl
surpriges, aud brilliancy which baiiie
r ealnmuy. But nothing las so attrac,e
. INV adniraiiun as tho n,ndesiy with whic
he announces his Victories. lie does nc
say like Cusar, :" came, ! saw, ror
qnerea." Unwilling Ia wear laare!s srpr
! soncd with the blood Of his own officer
. and prisates, he magnanimously says
Our success shouldbe attributed toihe $,
perior val"r and discipline Of our troops.
- |, csnaol DO questioned that such a ma
9 possesses eminent qualifications Tor CIV
1t employmenfs, as undeniahiy he has u
. very very highest claims on the gralllut
n of lis fr!nw-cilizrns. lie has heaped HI
o nors OH our national name, and III ma
J, Judge the hearts of others BY my own h
i eounrymen are uat unwilling III coulter h
n, nor on him.
:, In the minds Of very respectable &c
|. tlemen. there exists doubts oi the prop
ETY.. and apprehensions Of the safety,
!, promoting military men 10 high civil OF
ces. ! do not participate in any sn,
u doubts or apprrhensions. Precisely Il
a. same objections were urged against Zen
Id raj Washington. Colonel Monroe, Gen
rs raj jackson, aud General Harrison;
a. the people thought differently. and ass
lis redy there is no, tho slightest reason
he believe that either ef those old .soldlt
at entertained designs hostile 10 our llberti'
TO | believe that there is more danger to
institutions fran FRAUD than FORCE.
Of military usurpa,ions most he violent a
-. therefore cannot succeed until The gr'
- body of the people consent. 1t may \;
~ pm, however, that whilst the people
Wy main attached To their liberties, they NJ
''0 he cheated into an involuntary sarren'
m of them by the arts aud intrlg''es OF
vas priucipled politicians. l know no Del
DO proof Of this than is to be found III !
his tame acquiescence Of the people IN
ma system OF caucuscs, until i, has we'll n
Y. become a successful Interpolation oil u
,rl- Constitution. | hope If General Iay
yes is a candidate for the Presidency, that
Mr. conventions and eaucuses will let HIM
the lone, and leave him in the hands OF
-, n people. They will do i'm Justice
~. to Them he belongs. u the people
l him in hand as they did General Jacks
~ all tho caucuses and conventions wi
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