The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1848-07-05

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EsRliaa 10 the scEniiny 81 hnnHahle
aud upfighi men. have red op.nly
aud above board on al oscasNns ips'rtief-
sace 10 this subject. and aEoiiilg uisFsssn
and violence. an Inc one hasa, apTs ny
eandncl. on he ufieF. ia besn eiaaaslss'
lied BIZ ne iadepssdeaes and simness
vlsicI al should possess who desire 10 be
&C any pss ID siis lroaniry.
Dsmisiug. lhen. Tins subject, which l
shzn - he surprised To find regarded as
u llglle moment. | seize the occasion 10
girs brief exposition of the benefits
which conceive will result To the com
Try from The elevation Of General Zachary
TAYLOR. | anticipate from such a con-
summation
1, An essential alienation al the aeer-
biiy and violence Of parry spirit winch
has been running 10 extremes for many
years past. aud which has produced no-
thing bul EVIL 10 The country, and that con-
tinnally.
.. A more moderate and reasonable ac-
ton. on the plrtbolh Of Congress and the
Executive. in establishing policy in re-.
ference 70 all essential interests. in which
al good men. IL moi perfectly satisfied, can
aequiesce. wish 10 see public men dIs-
enlhralIed, in some degree, from the iron
rule OF parry. and placed in condition to
act freely according TO their own eOnsci-
enlIous convictions Of right and duty.
Time was. when leading men Of the same
party fell themselves al liberty 10 differ
on great questions Of public policy; bu.
now the state Of the case is widely differ
enl, and many are forced, by the tyranny
Of party. into the support oil measures
which they cordially disappraEe, if they
do not lelesi. Relentless prescription
awaits every man who fallers in the least.
] have, within the last lew days, heard an
upright and truly patriotic Senator. from
my own State, bitterly DENOUNCED by a
lesiing Democratic member Of the House
of Representatives,, merely because he viii
not 90 the whole figure in supporting all
the wild and mischieVous measures of The
present Administration. The state oi
things, which has long existed at the seat
Of Government, ! can sufficiently illus
iraie BY an anecdoie: Al the time the e.
nal vote was taken in The House, al the
6rsi session Of the last Congress, re-enact.
ing the Sub,reasury law. highly resPec'
table Democratic member came across the
Hal 10 nv seat. and exclaimed, with ar
oaih, (which ] will not repeai,) silis q
shame HAT law should be passed to
which large majority Of the House is
opposed" or words 10 that effect. am
confident that, had il not been FOR . The
bands Of party" The tariff Of '46 could
mol have been passed, though that of '42
might have been essentially, and perhaps
alyaniageously, modified. am equally
onn6den, thai. but for lhe~same cause, the
country would not have been plunged in
TO an unnecessary and demonstrations
war with Mexico" the past anil prescn
evils whereof few yet comprehend, anc
the future evils Of which will only be
taught Us BY many years Of bitter expert
ence. But when moderation shall be-
come the order of the DAY, which am
well assured will be inculcaied by Gen.
Taylor, should he be President, by both
prccepl and example. new spirit will
come over Congress, and trust the grea'
body Of the people, and we shall all fee
thai We have common Institutions 20 pre-
serve. . common country 10 serve: and
whether we sink or swim. we are all com
mitted 10 one common destiny, whether
for good or evil.
3. An administration which will conse
crate all lis facullies 10 the preservation o
the peace of The country. | regard ,hi,
as an object Of paramount importance
No man il heller qualified than Genera
Taylor 10 seize with firm grasp the spi
rit Of war which unhappiIy infests the
american people, (ihe great besetring sir
Of all rePublics.) and 10 hold il effeclnalIs
in check. That he eniertains sentiments
Of The utmost abhorrence ef war, aud tha
he viii be the resolute friend of peace
know. ! hope shall be excused Tor pre-
senilng here an extract from letter whlrf