The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1848-08-30

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rharl 10 guide us. II poials n lhe rsehls
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neral Taylor 10 brfnre the people. . can.
did4lr Cor their sndrages. lie %. there.
lorr. stcir candidate. and they mnsi sns-
tain him. lie Is lhrir candidate, bersuse
they we're Tor HIM, when the politicians
were against him. lie j. Iheir rsndidalr,
bersuse ne Was nurinrrd IN their hosnm.
and grew up under their rare. he 10 lhsjr
Candidate. because bis sympaihies are al
with them. and his Interests their inter.
esls. De is their candidate, brcanse his
eleciian will be The sindirali0n al their
principles. and rrsiore 20 them the RICH.
now 90 dangerously abused BY selfish de.
msgngnes. In rhnse their own rulers. 10
is their candidate. hecause he apprals 10
their intelligence. con6lles in ihsir homes.
~. and acknowledges their vaire in The
Government whirh they haze established,
lie 10 their randitair. brcanse The consli.
tuition. rs construed hy Washington and
his compaulois. will he his guide. He is
their candidate, because The best interests
of his whole country. feiiered by no srr,
lional freIing. and bounded by no geogra-
phical division. viii be his Fret wish and
hrs last aim. Standing in ihv position,
he challenges their support on ereiy prin.
ciple Of right and duty. Men Of Ill par
ties. Whatever their past chickering's, may
shake hands and unite under his banner.
the broad. free banner of The country and
its Constitution. All be has promised
will be fulfilled, aud he has promised III
the fair and reasonable could desire. He
will dare 70. do right" aud his wonf 10
worth al The pledges anil an The promises.
even though they were piled mountain
high. scheming politicians could mske N
a LIFETIME. Bis pleLge of an honest heart
anil an upright win ~ abova their power
To give. and hence their resort to Tesolu.
lions never 10 be kept. and -plarlosms"
To mrsn one thing now. and another here.
after, Just ss party aud self may Justify or
require. The Grirnds OF General Taylor
the Penple-musi. therefore, be mp aud
doing. There must be neither sleep tn
their eyes nor slnmber 10 their eyelnls"
from this until the rlertion in November,
for. weak as his opponents are. they are,
nevertheless. INSCRIPTIONS and wafehFul.
The walehman's cry Of " all's we'll mu.i
neither delu,le nor enervaie-ihe triumph
is hot To he celebrated until The victory be
won. The Republic Is in danger. and
strong arms and s.nut hearts must defend
IT,; but let these be true. and the spoils-
men and conuplionisis. who have 50 long
preyed on its vi,als. will he Put down for
ever. Buens Vista will be { ught again.
perhaps, but with the General who .sE-
YER sURRESDERs," and always tights the
enemy "in whatever force he meets him"
II the volunteer corps OF the People keep
up the grape" the struggle will be over.
even before the trembling columns Of the
enemy can be brought into line. II should
be recollecied, however. that the battle 10
to decide great issues. and mus, be gained.
A brave. gallant fight. without success, will
not answer. 10 fail. will be 70 lose all
that is valuable in free Government. or
I advantageous TO peace.IovIug people. II
will Justify war al the mere caprice Of the
President; will degrade The character Of
Congress. deny 10 The majority the righ, 10
govern, and make the " 0ne.man Power"
supreme and dlctatorial agaIns, The popu.
lar will. To avert these calamiiies, the PEG.
pie must rouse and TO arms! There must
be no faliering in their ranks. The march
10 vietnry and 10 freedom should be siea.
dy and onward. Even now their enemies
are broken and disordered. and one sweep
ing charge il only necessary to crush
them. Courage. then, brave hearts. and
be ready for the conflict! Your General
is IN your mi,lsi, and The eyes Of the world
are on you in this. your struggle against
corruption, and misrule, and nsurpalion.