The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1848-11-22

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ourselves. sny er llaiiaa IN lhis hrad :
Fulsnnlinalr n fFiinx ef drgnut Ilssnk.
falne-s n he Almighty -Rnler u Naiians.
Sc his hsFlng guidrd he minds snd hearts
a lhr Amsriran People 10 result whirh.
we bslirss. j. lie saisasian az lhr rounsrv'
We shn1alrr hrn 1s lhink of Ihs sl,ts.
IN The hrisk ~ Whirh anolher eur yeso
81 misrulr might have hruughi ~
The Ennrlh &c Msrh. 1919. wIll EeSirs
The h~rnic sge Of he Rrpuhlir. Al dc
head nf he GoFeFnmrnl will he . man
with : rharsrirf whose dimensions are
suited u lhe oiIirr; AMI whirh. III ils sun.
ple greatness. % . q lype af ne majesty
nT the American People. famel and
The hardest scenes ef camp life. and
rrsplrmlenl with military glary. IL is
graresl hv moral and intellectual qnalilies
iiuliag iis possessar Coz The high risie sta.
lion On whlgh the saiee af his country has
called him. History exhibits 10 u two
classes Of military men. One rlass il
military. and nolhing else. and unit Coz
any buI military theatre ol eIertion; and
in this are 10 he Iosnd some of The mos,
distinguished rnRqnerofs-men n whose
names = The world grew pale" The Other
aud higher elias, - tia. Of men WIN. in
lheir mililsry ronduel. display. like Wash.
ingian. eminen; risie endnwmenls. To
This laller rlass belongs Zarhary Taylor.
In The intervals of hong snd essnIIul
professional service. his active mind has
heen enriched by study and disciplined
nv thonghl. Sagasious. well-informed,
inIlexibly HONEST. srlf.nlying yei modest,
moderate but firm. straightforward. mag.
unanimous. kind-hearled. republican in nj,
principles and republican in his habits, he
il The man for The place and he man Cor
the times. Ills character and political
creed assure his country that he will al.
minister The Constitution in the spirit Il
lis founders. and in fnrlheranre OF is de-
clared objects. Unfetiered by any sec.
lional pledges. he will be The Presilen, of
The NATION; looking w he good and to tie
rights Of oil ils members; ever mindful Of
he temper ~ rompTomise IN which only
il could hare been framed; and thus max
ing the Executive policy The agent of "a
more perferi union" u the States and ofihc
People. Ills prorerhial integrity guaran-
ties the .jusiice" Of his political conduct
the domestic tranquility" of The eounHy
will be guarded by The illnsiriaus warrior.
who is = devoted . Peace Man:" the dis
riple OF Washington will 90 eonssrne and
act on The Constitution as 10 a promote the
general welfare !" and Chief Magistrate
whose loyalty to the will Of the People
has been avowed and 10 beyond suspicion.
will never stretch Executive power against
publc . liberty"
Yes. bright day il coming. A clear
headed and honest hearted Chief Magis-
! .--.- ---:u -~r.-. chs al af che Exarniiyo
W that absurd system Of CONSUMING the
Constitution which 10 al one momen,
splitting hairs, and al another swallowing
csmels; which treats iha, scored inslni-
meni As . thing incapable Of good. but
capable Of mischief: Is moi permitting The
! improvement of territory already posses
sed. bui allowing new territory 10 be ae-
qnired. on any plea. however unjust or
exiravagani, only 10 be consigned to the
same neglect; as being insufficient ts pro.
tect home industry against The psuper
labor Of Europe. bnl as being quite sufIi-
cieni to enable the President 10 do what
he nleases; as restricting The Legislature
within the narrowesi bounds, bar leaving
the Executive "a chartered Uterine" W
make war, 10 found governments, d.,
aud. in short. 10 exercise sinqly powers
which il denies 10 the three branches of
the Government in the aggregate; and
whirh subjects The Constitution itself To
The dic,a,ion Of Rump Conventions and
parIizan platforms. By their votes on
Tuesday last The people have rebuked
such irrational and anii.republcan princi-
pies (if the word NAV be thus perver,ed)
: Of construction. And in so doing. the
People have Sc, the seal OF condemnation
on The arbitrary exercise Of The one man
power. which was The promiDen. feature
OF The fallen dynasty. Not less empha!i-
cally have they rehuked the rongenial
abuse Of The interference Of Federal office
holders in elections. The unpreceilerTieaa
extent Of this abuse. with lis concomiiani
circumstances, at The late Presidential
election. disgnsted the country, and SO
Tar had its share in producing the ever
memorable result. In ,ha, result the Peo-
pie have vintirated the confidence Of their
real friends in their virtue and intelligence.
They have shown tina, their virtue can re-
sist the seductive bui fatal visions of con-
quests. territorial acknowledgement. "mau-
ifest destiny" Anglo-Saxon supremacy"
&c. with which they have been tempted;
that their intelligence can distinguish be-
tween names and things. and that amid the
loudesi clamors ".for democracy" they
can detect the spirit OF the one-man pow