The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1847-09-09

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suiiirisai Tor me n know that oar country
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IN nv poser 70 bring il 10 . speedy and
honarable termination. ~ lls most sienr.
Gus and energetic operations. uiIhoai ID.
curing about lie jasiice. or anything else
e"nnsrIed with IL; belle, ing. ~ 10, II
- nuT wisesi policy 10 be al peace with
oil the world. Is long a. ii can be done
Hiih''ni endangering The h"nor and inter
esls nf The country. A. regards the Sc
e"ad and thnd inquiries. | am NOT prepar.
ed 10 answer them; | cnulI only do so
after investigating those subjects. ahirh
] rannot now Go. my whole time being
July ocrnpied in attending Ia my proper
Official duties, which must not BE neglect.
ed nncer any circumstances aud nusi
say I" you In suhslanre what have said
% others in regard to similar matters. Thar
] am M polIt elan. Near E,ry years Of
my life have been passed in llle public
service. in the army. most of which in The
held, HE camp. ON our western lrnntipr,
or ~ ihe Indian county; and for nearly
The Two LAST. in this or Texas, during
which time have not passed one night /
under The roof Of house. ~%*
A. regards being candidate for The |
Presidency n the canning election, l have
no aspirations IN tina, way, and regret The
subject has been sgitaied al this early dsy. !.
md that Il had NOT been deferred until the
lose Of This war. or until the end of The
text session OF Congress. especially, if |
I'M 10 be mised up with il. a. i possible
NAV lead IN the injury Of the public ser.
nee IN this quar'er. By my operations be-
ng embarrassed. as well rs 10 produce
much exc'iesnent - the country growing =
~ OF The discussion Of tile merits, dc.
The different aspirsnts for that high o.
&C. which might have been aIls,ed, if p
o. prevented. had the subject been de.
FRED as suggested: besides very many Il
hanges may take place between now and Y
s4s. 50 much 80. as Ia make il desirable
v The interest oi the country. tia, some y
lher individual than myself. better qua. !,
ned i"r The situation, should be selected +
I'd could he be elected, would no, only v
'qnlesce In such an arrangement, but n
onld rrjoice that The republic had one
les sdS q, and s ree"h h. ths.s are thousands
IL have been named by Others and 2
onsideTed a candidate for the Presidency.
has been by no agency nf mine 10 the
II The good people think my {
ervices important in that station. and q
lect me. will feel bound IL serve Them. Q
nd all The pledges and explanations can ,
inter- inio and make, as regards this d, u
lai policy, is, that will IL, 81 honestly n
MI faithfully 10 lie best &c my abilities, q
Iricily in compliance with the eons,itu- .
on. Should ! ever occupy The White a
ionse, il must BE by The spontaneous /"
hove Of the people. aud by no act OF mine, e
o illa, could go into the Office unnam- a
aelled. and be the chief magistrate Of the o
al'nn and nol'of party. "">s+" "@ Il
Bot should they, The people, change I
leirviews aud oi minus between This and b
he lime Of holding the rleetion, and cas-. I.
b. votes f"r the Presidency for some ]
ne else, will mi, complain. NJ -.@a-e!
With considerations Of repect. 1ss#9 A
remain, your obi serv't, vo@ r.
:. ~. - ..''F* -. u. TAYLOR. Il;
Mr. Edward DeIuny. @5o |,
p. ST. wrile in great haste, and IN. flo
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