The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1847-07-15

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.aaatiag dc cali vas genssrAL bot - Denorrass
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III" part IN ihe messi''s' 'hfy DID n"' venture 10
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nasaeins The aiAe'Ala OF Sonsfes< 10 eeHsa's The
IL Hef@ Ihe ae'n'efane leaders about ha-
laga -rrm 70 hs" VIC rank and MIR u"srr good
d'seipline sAd - order through the Standard Is
Sea olsessed- "hr''ei u's sf'a d'ssaPains Is
esfned Throughout 'he state feiaains TO he seen.
We isei crnain mai u cahaos s~ ssough. 70 bar
a stleeinaily ~ aser parts 81 The l,i'n; iossAs
sAsekls have already been broken IN sumo states,
and Democrats are lsking me lad m nominating
tien. Tssi iof ne Presidency.
Do The people o Orange sHsend 20 &c i~hlnd
aa s'hess "a sn's gear movement we sbeaid
Is Plea-1d TO heAfa resIonAe 10 This questien rom
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written ey 'en. Taylor we may say, thai mo-,
wIthssandns his anwilngncss TO be run as par
,y candidate, or to yield himself TO party schemes
there can he but little doub, ,ha, his views, in re
ference 10 politics, generally coincide with thos,
ot,he Wings. We have had sbundan, ,es,imon,
on this point; and il nothing else was conclusive
The Cleanliness with which ,he Democr,,;c INN,
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fN"'0'." 1"u "o"''''' a''' We sroa'u " g'au
'~"e pen'cia'e party un'ins WIN Tue wing
ma spontaneous action 10 elevate HIM to tn
Presidency. We would commend to the aisen
ton OF both par'ies the following remarks fror
the New Yosk couier. in relation 10 Gen. Tas
Ior and the letter 10 which we have referred:
The affairs of the country have reache
a crisis which demands The services q
sach man. Questions have been intro
duced into the political discussions of III
day, and pressed 10 point where prom
decision is unavoidable, which ,ieranre an
threaten 10 destroy all party organization.
Sectional differences are becoming wide
spread and embiltered. Factions hay
sprung up in every part Of the countr,
contemplate in themselves, but influenti;
through their eftec, upon the political pal
ties Of the day. dur foreign relations al
becoming more and more important. an
demand increased attention. And our r,
lations with Mexico, whatever may be Il,
immediate issue. will require the firmes
mos, vigilant. and enlightened supervisio
for some years to come. II the war cor