The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1847-06-03

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IN. rsua,'e, i, Ill speech at til place on
Tuessl1y u IA. Eeun, i'asde remark w..eh ia
...ear,i that he - hat htsle oseTSant Of passing
events in relation IL tire nomination often Iay-
! l,r Gu t,.e Presidency, We did net hcaF lis re-
tm,Fks on th;. particular F.iat, having been CALI
.tel oil Oh baaif :, in d ssntFs time hU, we were
Informed thu: le said tha " Cen. Taylor had not
:. hcsa namiaasei BY any Of the leading p'r"Fs IN
the Union. w!rosS iinnuense extended beyond
parish or coanty =, asd il Wis no evidence ma'
ten. TAYLOR would he candidate, TINT his name
: had Leon placed a, the bead Of column IN 'ae
. Milton Chronicle or IIllsborOueh Recorder 80
leaving his hcarrrs IN infer thai this was ihe en-
= ten, ot the demonstrations in favor Of ten. Tay-
: Tor.
i Now, /, nav be t',ai Mr. NcnabIs has bEen 81
II bsy eleciioneering that he s,s not been ahic \"
keep pace with the popular movements in this ie-
tlhilf. The Recorder, though before most others
in this state, Sas much behind many of is eo'en'
: psra:ir-s in hoisiag the Taylor flag and among
= them numlcf Of tue leaing Nhigrafcrs III the
4 county. Dut all thu rnpcrs nearly, Were much
- hrhmd the rEorlr in thrir popular assemblies
!, We are sure those who have had opportunities
Ie for ohseualian will not consider il an eAasgeFa
II. ton when we say, that i We were TO publish al
l.. the accounts Of pubic meetings which have hse,
re ha.lfos tie purpose u Nominating Gen. Taylor
% they would fill the Recorder 10 oycrlowlns' Az
m uha, is moi liltleaem rkablcfhl these popnla
he movements, Dcrrocrats rs well as Wings partsci
pa,, in thcsc meetings, and secin equally Tcalor'
t-ea. democrats paricigntes even Mr. Aichoh'
II. promtacnt Drmorrat and formerly Senator
vt Conresz Introduced the resolutions in the LEG
- sluurc Of Louisiana nominating Gen. Taylors
A candidate for the Presidency. .~"
~ ~ The press sccnrs to have been true index
a.. oopnIar opn,os, on this suhjcct-thc people ha'
M taken the lead in the matter; and though We pF
- ferrcd tried statcsnran--Hcnry Clay--ahoSc
civ others. yet having confidence IL tscn. Iasiel
no. patriotism, aud ability, were content to to!o
And now, for Mr.. Ncnahlc's information, and
list prevent erroneous impressions f'om being ma
was mn the minds Of Others who, like him, may TIM
was thu, the Chronicle and Recorder are the only
arm psrs which have thrown the Taylor Gag TO
am7 breeze, VIC append list of those II, the ncghh
aS's ing state II Virginia the names Of which are
fore us. as having thus responded to the spa'
"'I enthusiasm, yiz: The NorIotk Hernhl, k'ehm'
R,uuhl:,an, Petersburg Intcllisenccf, Nmthes
,ve Republican, Warrcn,on Times Wheeling Tin
S,n.h Western Xngiuian, Harrsonharg kepu
=, c,n, Valley Wing and Char'cstown Free IRE 9
- In almost every state of the Union the sd
s.vs popular movement is animatins the people,
,;dv hundreds of papers have come out i'f "ch:
The lor; among them the North Ame''ean' '' az
lime Wing paper IN the state OF PsnnsY wanna
|, The @ In hi. state, besides our own. the folio"
1 the Wing papers have hoisted the banner oil inc
ungs, hero. viz: The Wilmington Chronicle, the A
said willie Messenger, the Milton Chronicle the
, this c;sh Star, and the Edcnton Sentinel.
ellie o"* In conclusion, we woutircmark, that MI
b'rS allie seems very chary on the subject OF "en'
4 this ,f,.,;o, 10 the Presidency lie eulo
OUNCE hin, hfrl,sy. and at the same time would u
...+ y -, "a, erecis,n. TO use figure Of MI.
%. when speaking Of this same thins' Mr. 'e'
yan7, ~. .,,,sn Eastern worshipers who dccora
e goth IT, ''Ns 80 - tho victim they intend of
MS, re- s'i rss'. ; end We hope, in 4
nongst ~ SS'''''', ,.f IL. n;s,,;rt have ca
abarra, next 'isa' 'ae Psop'o s,ch q,
armed ded tna' y the nero y '|'>' ,rny, an
nd thai from Mr. Fe"1'e' ne y W', .v;u
eve'y hdencr; 'and u mat th's "o"" :. c..,
no une Kerr, and open anu aFo~''u "''''l Il r.,
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