The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1848-09-20

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Aali,snal Via t'sarrniiu nsl Il guhr.
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rrPssd he nsniina.son uiih gialsi.ds and
ailh Pride. ] IS pInnd Il III eanf-
denre &C such ; la...ly - nfn = rrrs~ns,rg
snri ronsiiiafnrH = lhr Mig party ~
he Innfd sizl.s-a lnaaiIrslal:an ne
nsnss eralslnl hsrausr Il MAS not rnn,l,rI.
! sd with exar'ians incompatible uRh ne
dignity IL ih@ Presidential Of sr. ant lie
responsibilities ~ Is inrnushrni 10 he
Ehois pfnplr ~ lhe nasian. And I may
Id. thai illrsr emotions Heie inrsessed
hy as. ria,ing ny name with Illal &c he
distinguished riiizsn al New lnTk.
uh0se srknawis dyed ai,iiiiies and sound
conservative nIini"ns might have Justly
entitled him 10 lLe hIsl plarr an the
ticket.
The rnnrrniinn adopted me- rs II liiuRd
me-a Wlie-tlsrislrd. bur MOI Mira IN
nv opinions; aud I sho,.ld he ilh0ui ex.
ruse IL were 10 shiii The rtiaiinnships
whirh suh-i,ied Al The lime. They lnok
me with The drrlaulinn IL friEriples 1
had published 10 the World. and shnnId
he without delrnre if wire 10 say 81 do
any ihing Ia impair the lnTce of that de-
slarati0n.
have said Thar I would accepi a nnmi-
linn lrom Democrats; hni in So dining |
would nat ahaie "nr jel or Iiiile of my
npininns rs written down. Surh nomi-
naiinn. Is indicating c,ineHlrnre nfnpin.
ION on the pari at ll,ose making il. Should
not he regarded with dislay"r hy ihose
who think with nr: ~ acuhplimeni per.
sonal 10 myselL. Il should not he expected
thai would r-puIse them with insult. |
shall not modify my views 10 eniire them
10 my side; | shall rot rrjert their aid
when Ihey join ms friends voluntarily.
haze said was aol parls candi-
date. nor am | IN that sirsigli,rne,l and
seciarian sense which would prevent my
being The President &c The whole people
IN rase Of ms elcriinn. ] did moi regard
myself as one hcfnfr The convention met.
and lhsl hndy did not srek To make me
different from what ] was. They did not
friier me down to a series nf pledges
which were 10 he an iron rule of action in
all. and in despite nf all. the contingencies
that might arisr in the course Of presi-
DENTAL term. am not engaged To lay
violent hands unfortunately upon pub
lie officers. good or had, who may differ
III opinion with me; am moi expected 10
i furre congress, by the cocrcIon Of the
veto, Ia pass laws 10 suit me or pass none.
This is what mcan by not bcing party
candidate. Aud understand this is good
/ Mhig doctrine = L would nni he - ,a0r,i-
sun President and hence should nnl be a
party candidate in The sense that would
make ore. This is the sum and substance
Of my meaning. and this is tie purpoT, Of
The facts and circumstances attending my
! nomination. when considered in their
connection with, and dependence upon,
one another.
| lrefrr all persons. who are anxious on
the subject, 10 this statement for the pro.
| per understanding Of my position towards
The Presidency aud The people. II il is
not intell,gihle, cannot make il so, and
shall rease-to aitempiit.
In taking leave Of the subject. have
/ only 10 add that my Two letters 10 OH EN-
brace all the topics ! design TO speak 81
pending This canvass. II | am elected,
shall do all that an honest zeal may effect
| 10 cement the bonds Of our Union and es.
iablish The happiness Of my countrymrn
upon an enduring basis.
Il. TAYLOR. .
To. Capt. j. s. ALLISON. %
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