The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1848-07-05

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rshIy and ,riumphanily. They have most sfIsc.
iually accomplished their object; they have. BY
their own sels. made President Of The Uniled
siases; ~ y happens mol . e ilae man, nor g.
go. n me A ne :, ". ol;Os, , ~, ~
Conservative nominee Of The BaIiimore coayrn.
lion. From the iirst roll Of the drum q. PalO Al.
to. trough al our splendid victories, 70 the final
and ei"'loas conquest Of Mexico. The President
aIln h,s Saeine1 nave lAoae1, teasousy aha sue'
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her he i from the North. the south lie Esst, or
The West. nor hosx he re.s into he Geld. Nhs.
Their supported by volunteers or regulars, once in
the field. The man trho has he hart Of the nation
irRA ann Is irrfsi'fite' and must tnerif0otg ffi'
I"iPn'
And why shoalh il not be 50, when the
real issue to which we are brought is whe-
ther Lewis Cass ar Zachary Taylor shall
be The next President OF the United States.
| desire to say nothing dIsrespecllul oi
Gen. Cass. but his career in Congress,
particularly on the Oregon question and
The Mexican war, are too well known 10
render mistake possible as TO hat will be
the tendency of an Administrator Of
which he shall he the chief. Unfnrtu.
naicly he is one af those who think they
ran find an inexhausIible fund or source
Of popularity in the beiligerent propensi-
Ties Of Tie American people. War! war!
has been necessarily on his lips for years
past. trust iha, Wings every where
viii pondrr well on the consequences
which resulted from third party organiza.
ton in 1874. Did il not elect Mr.. Polk,
oreIiI'ra~ ihe tariff oi' 1912, ro-srssi al
od'ous and Oppressive Snbtreasnry' annex
Texas, involve US ~ me war WIN meSl'
co, commit twenty-five Thousand amer,
can c'uzehs !" premature grave ano
sqnahuer over one hnhureu an1 my Hn
lions OF me punilc treasurer Does no.
large snare Oh ue responsibility OF al
hese es'is NC 81 'he uoor OF 'hose VINO, "
'hl,u parry movement ae'sa'e" VT
o'ay h"eVe' taxes a s'hiiar eou'se
now, WIN incur ureaa responsiveness
Whal y Wat aga'n shou'a ioi"w RON "
'he annexation o. ouoa OF 'haenh"e eh'
,ens'o" on me sue ~ hieA,eo ealh -,
oe''cse 'i'as 40 s"e,i su'r'ua' pol'cy WIZ
oe puisue's' TO- inc no"r o. Ie'f'o"u''
mas COME anu 'hose WHO nave oee" ga,'o
ing wi,h war ~ fe'e,ehee % 'hs rreS,"e'''
cy. VII, Iina themselves P". u'"h ~
man VINO ny ms noole conaoc' aha oLi'
,'ahi esplo''s mas lalseu n'll'seii !" III, y
'e'e' "' 'l.e iios' siilihe'i' co''''ndi'''e,s y
moue'h ,i'hes. Let US no" e'er. "1''
iay'of =, r'esluen'' anu asp,iln.s '"r 'c'1
hgh once VIII ne llsiie incllneu heIea'el