The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1848-08-09

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have 10 has and thwaEt sgrang. s0and.
plain. commnn sense. No. ar. iElis slnti-
ell must ghink-ungeEeFnIs di-psIzg-
menI. can % no harm. have no PuF-
p.sse % ralugiIe isen. Taylor. il Eaald
be as offensive V his simple tastes and
delicate sonse OF self.resPerl As il E0nld he
unseklIing me. lam MOI. rs RaIure. strung
aud tuned ~ give ous the music nl sHl'agy
and chromium 10 men in power ar 10 BE-
in power. II is not nv Wnnt-in me u
would BE- = new roeai,an. Sir. leave
him in his simple dignity and grandeur "f
chsrarler-" y hen unadnIned ad"Tnrd The
most" Wauh ynn have The Venus de
.Hsifri far.,elowed and tAnunerd in the
tiasrlled fnery &c mndrEn millinery!
Would YOU have the statue Of Ilereules
crowned with a iawdry rap and feathers!
Mould You have me weave garlaails fnr
the Primaries OF The Sierra aiairs, that
liiI their heads and baihs their naked
hrows in sunlight tsT shaye The region of
ihe clouds! Given down To immortality
Ns ;hey are in hisiaTy. in poetry. and in
sang. By the associated glaFlrs al the hero
Of Monterey and Bnena Vista. leave them
al their simple grandeur. o. he people
well know how 10 estimate him. His
strong sense. fine sagaciIy, AMI uncrring
Observation-Disclosures 81 purpose, iHenFrap-
iIbie integrity. and his open downright
irankness and honesty Of heari-firm and
fearless IS il is kind aud humane. Ills
expansive views-lookmg to the Whole
Country rs his country, aud every part of
the country as his part Of the country
knowing m partisan cliques or mere
sectional nieresis-planting himself upon
the constitution aud the whole consliiu.
ton. and serving The people and the whole
people. Al ibis the people knnw well.
SIR, shaIl support General Taylor, and
support him cordislly, as tie true repre-
sentative Of all the great conservative chat
acterislics Of the Wing party. ! shall
support him a. man Of peace-as oppo-
sed 10 all wars Of conquest--ss opposed
TO that rapacious policy that would pick
quarrel with neighbor. and then seize bis
goods. | support him Cor bis sound con-
s.iiu.innal views in regard 10 the relative
duties Of the respective departments Of The
Government. King Veto win not be put
IA chains. bur confined 10 his proper
sphere. He will not be permitted, as 2
marauder. To make for5ys upon every de-
parliRent Of The Government and upon
every public and private interest. sup
port him also hecause | believe he VIII
suffer The will ofthe people 10 become The
law OF the people within constitutional
limits; because believe that things that
lie before us in The unknown future may
be of vastly more magnitude than Ill the
transient party questions Of The DAY; and
because have confidence IN his mndera-
tlon and good sense--sbo,e all. in his
lnoderaIion and right-nindedness. II ]
have learned any thing in public life. il is
,ha, pure intentions and singIe-minded-
ness, with strong good sense, are worth
more Than The most splendid abilities and
the largest experience without them. II
would be sad were il otherwise. He who
seeks what is right, and seeks il with sim
gleness Of mind. viii rarely miss it. What
rare whether Gen. Taylor can or cannot
play at game Of sophisms with expertand
dexierous political disleciicians! What
care whether he can, with I" metaphy-
seal scissors"
"Seyer and divide
A hair ',wir, north and northwcs, side"
What care | whether he has exact and pre-
else views do we all have ihem,1 upon
many Of the transient and unimportant
questions Of the day! Nigh, moi Wash
ington have beea worried IN political me-
,aphysics-say The resolutions of '9s and
'09-bv many a knight If the green bag,
scarce out OF his " 'tecns!' and one, too.
who wonld not have been entrusted by
his npighbor with the trial Of cause Of
tic value of one hundred dollars. And
vet the people entrusted ir the hands Of
that same Washington The honor, The safe
", aud glory Of this great republic. Were
they unwise,
What do care to know is, that his
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