The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1848-10-04

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Tie Cammisser Of lhiiy-fte persons
= lhen appointed. and amane nsh.rs.
llse reader viii res1iy rrrs,gnise The - E.es
NJ Gen. ;. Cameron. lion. !. G. RnshsE.
Hon. Geo. kIemer. Hon. John SuydeI.
II. 1. MuhlrHlrrg. fsq.. &c. &r.
lnsnuriei ~ ire E,rrgning resolutions
The rommilre BIZ leave 10 address wa.
aud ssk your desperation IN raHying oDl
The object lherein ,sl sTIl,.
Satisfactory Information frnm al paris
of The union leaves " M raom 10 dsuhl
tlias General ZarhaTy 'faylnr. The hero IT
Okee.c hohee. palo Alia. Rssara lie l.
Palma. Monterey and Buena Vista, u tie
spontaneous fasonie of the =" iuiling m'l-
hons" of America. faT Ihe afiire al fIesI'
dent az the United States and II is just
cause of cnngranlaiion thai The people,
lhey who pay our taxes. lglil our battles.
ana make our Presidents BY their votes.
have taken the msIleT Of tie selection oI
! candidate inia lheiT own hands and are
calmly. bui re,oInlels. nuting forward IN
the exemise ol one nf lhrir dra'esl rights.
guaranteed 10 lhem BY lie blood of ll,eir
re. ululionary falheis. @
Achievements the most hrilliant---Iia.
Tents the most uRdenlahle and exalted.
Patriotism The mast dsvnicd supeTad'led
10 life and character entirely spolless.
have marked ont one Of our cilizens, Ial.
sed linn Ear above the level nf even the
great men Of our country, pFn'lnrlng a con-
cen,raiion Of lie public voire. wb~h pla'
res the matter beyond al reasonable
doubt, and thus disppn,es uilh the ordl-
nary machiner. Of patty pnlillc'ans.
Are there not some clouds now hang
ing about our political horizon, " hich. al
though YET small. heloken To The ohserr-
ing paltfhi a sloim which will require mol
Only wisdom and silrnglh, hut courage
aud unshrinking firmness in him who Is
safely 10 hold Ile helm Of State! Siales-
men in every section nf our country are
looking with intense interest upon the set
llemenl of the questions whlrh must grow
out of he war in which we are nnw en-
gagged. Who is the man Tor the occasion
4, ~. ...s...- ~.L nL th-n il... p,iIi. Voice.
from the ST. Croix to the Rio Grande, an.
swers ten. Zachary Tai lnr. =
The people believe that tie man who
can lead armies, advise rabincis, and win
the affections Of our citizen soldiers by his
energy, moral courage, wisdom and hui.
mainly, j. best fitted TO fill the Office
which the Father Of his country and He
70 Of New Orleans have shown, by their
SUGGESTED and Curious civil a,lminislra.
iions, can be more safely entrusted TO
those who in their own time and aye arc
=. first in war. first in peace. and first in
the hearts Of their countrymen."
Gen. Taylor is not merely warrior, a
Military chieiiain." ian objec'inn which
Mr.. Clay urged against Gen. Jackson.)
but The arts of his life, the records of the
War Department at Washington, as well
as his late mo'leI Dispatches, show him
In he a ripe srholar and an accomplished
writer. The People. the honest woman.
~ Of the country, who ask no office. but
desire 1.-The greatest good Of the greatest
number are satisfied, and with singular
unanlniiy are presenting him as their can.
lltlaie for the highest and most RESPONSE
BILE oifire in the world, and i, the election
of 1913, they will as Que man rally 10 his
support.
In his speech on The Florida War. tle-
livefed in the House of Representatives
nf the United States, June IL, 1910, &C.
neral WM. o. BUTLER. tnow the candi-
date Of the Democratic party for Wee Pre-
siden, of the United StaIes.) used the fnl-
lowing language in regard To General
Zachary 'faylnr:
"General Taylor succeeded General
Jesup in the command, and as ] have
heard n" complaint against him, pre-.
sumo there is none. Fortunately for him.
sell. sir, he is Wing; and fortunately
! for the country he is soldier Of The high.
est ORDER"
I'm the foregoing testimonies, fcllow-ci.
lizens, We have from Democratic source.
The strongest assurances that Gen. Fay
lor as not merely warrior, a military
chieIlaIu" hat is also a rine scholar, and